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Which of the following is true, A, B, or C?
Two tuning forks with frequencies of 590 Hz and 629 Hz are struck. Which of the sounds will move faster through the air?
A.590 Hz sound moves faster through air. B.629 Hz sound moves faster through air. C.Both sounds move at the same speed.
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Actually, the correct answer is "C". Both waves will travel at the same rate of speed, which is 343 meters per second, irregardless of the frequency. The frequency, expressed in hertz, is the number of waves passing a given point in one second. The one that has 629 Hz has 629 waves passing per second. These waves would have to be shorter in wavelength than the other one, which was 529 Hz. The 529 Hz wave has longer wavelengths than does the 629 Hz wave. So it is a matter of how long the wave is, rather than which one moves faster. Both waves progress through air at the same rate of speed. All waves in the electromagnetic spectrum travel at the same rate of speed, but they all vary according to wavelength. The correct order of the waves in the electromagnetic spectrum is radio waves, the longest, followed by microwaves, infrared waves, visible light, ultraviolet waves, xrays, and gamma waves, the shortest.
I think taht 629 Hz moves faster because when you use more force you make a louder noise which travels faster.I hope this helped.
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Weekly theme listings reflect a range of dining possibilities in central Arkansas, across a spectrum of settings and price ranges.
11414 W. Markham St., Little Rock, (501) 227-7556; 4120 E. McCain Blvd. (McCain Crossing shopping center), North Little Rock, (501) 945-5888
Both locations of the accommodating restaurant mini-chain serve ample portions with potent cheese dip and salsa.
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6820 Cantrell Road, Little Rock, (501) 280-9888; 18321 Cantrell Road, Little Rock, (501) 868-8822; River Market, 400 President Clinton Ave., Little Rock, (501) 372-6637
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6929 John F. Kennedy Blvd., North Little Rock, (501) 835-7876; 13120 Crystal Hill Road, North Little Rock, (501) 812-2074; 4091 E. Kiehl Ave., Sherwood, (501) 833-2787
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11121 N. Rodney Parham Road, Little Rock, (501) 219-4689
The Alvarez family (see also La Hacienda, below) has moved and renamed what used to be the Chenal Parkway branch of La Hacienda (see below), retaining the best menu items and adding some new favorites.
Lunch, dinner Mon-Sat. Full bar. Bargain.
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The Alvarez family owned restaurant's fast, fresh, efficiently served brand of authentic Mexican cooking has inspired a cult following.
Lunch, dinner daily. Full bar. Reservations (six or more people). Moderate.
4154 E. McCain Blvd., North Little Rock, (501) 945-8010; 10402 Stagecoach Road, Little Rock, (501) 455-8500; 786 Elsinger Blvd., Conway, (501) 329-5010
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Plantronics BackBeat Go Review - Almost the Perfect Bluetooth Earbudsby Brian Klug on August 27, 2012 6:00 PM EST
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A few months ago at the Samsung Galaxy S 3 announcement event, I noticed another mobile editor wearing a pair of Bluetooth earbuds that were unlike any other I had previously seen. For a while now, if you wanted to use Bluetooth A2DP to listen to music, you really needed to do one of two things. Either buy an A2DP adapter that exposes a 3.5mm stereo plug, and then bring your own pair of headsets or in ear monitors, or buy a relatively expensive pair of purpose-built Bluetooth headsets and live with them. The problem has been that the overwhelming majority are bulky, on ears or awkwardly shaped over the ears models that don't really emulate earbuds or in-ear form factor headphones. Since getting to play with the BackBeat Gos, I've become aware of a few other similar Bluetooth wireless earbuds, but this is a relatively new form factor I feel like a lot of people have been waiting for to come to fruition.
So when I saw the Plantronics BackBeat Go model in the wild, I knew I had to give it a shot. Reviewing headsets or earbuds isn't my normal coverage area, but I couldn't resist playing with a mobile accessory of some kind, and after all, anything Bluetooth is tangentially related to smartphones.
The form factor is pretty basic – two earbuds at both ends of a short cable, with an in-line controller and microphone. The earbuds are a bit oversized compared to normal ones, but this is where the BackBeat Go places the battery and microUSB charging port. On the right side, the top rubber peels off revealing that microUSB charging port underneath. Charging works either with the supplied AC adapter or any normal microUSB charger. It's also on the right side earbud that Plantronics has located the charge and status LED, which glows orange while charging and blue when fully charged.
The BackBeat Gos are clearly designed for right-handed users, as the inline controller box is closer to the right side of the cable than the left. There's volume up, down, an action button, and power. Also on this box is a small notch which serves as the microphone window.
The cable is rubberized and flat, not circular, and not much longer than shoulder length. The idea is to let the earbuds drape over your shoulders, with the cable going around the back of your neck. That said I've also worn them going forwards, with the cable hanging down in front of my face.
Inside the package there are three sets of rubber earbud sleeves, and a set of stabilizers which can fit on the side and press against the ear to hold the earbuds in place. In practice, I had a difficult time finding a size that fit and made a good seal in my ear canal. When it comes to earbuds that go into the ear, I'm more of a fan of the in ear monitor approach which involves foam that you squeeze down, insert, then allow to expand, rather than simple rubber seals. Getting a good seal is important because it both is going to impact the attenuation of ambient noise, and defines the resonant cavity inside your ear canal. Without a good seal, things will sound fundamentally different. Unfortunately the silicone tips are the BackBeat Go's biggest shortcoming, as I find myself constantly hunting through the three available sizes to no avail – supplying something foam based which expands would go a long way to fixing this problem.
Each earbud is definitely heavier than an otherwise passive one, but this is because there's both a Bluetooth receiver SoC, battery, and other components inside the modules. The result is that the two are definitely larger than normal, but not so heavy they fall out of the ear.
The BackBeat Go has an internal lithium ion battery which charges over microUSB, and draws around 170 mA at 5V to do so. Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR is supported, with profiles A2DP 1.2, AVRCP, HFP v1.5, and HSP v1.1. Unfortunately the BackBeat Gos don't support the apt-X Bluetooth audio codec, instead I saw subband codec (SBC) used on the platform I could get this information on.
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Dariusbird - Monday, August 27, 2012 - linkHow do you think these Plantronics stack up against my LG HBS-700? Just might be time for an upgrade. Reply
dsumanik - Monday, August 27, 2012 - linkI own the lg tone tones, and jaybird freedoms, the lg tones have better reception, battery life, plus the vibrating feature is nice so you can leave your phone on the table and walk around the house....not having to keep the earbuds in your ear the whole time to listen for a call.
The jaybird freedoms are more sweat proof, but changing songs on them is a pain while you are jogging and the sound quality is crap.
Ive owned many headsets the hbs700 is hands down the best in almost every department, battery reception and sound quality/noise cancellation....to the point when i make a call on my regualr iPhone, people complain and say they cant hear me very well, until i switch back to the headset.
These all in one style earbuds are sleek and convenient...but you trade reception and battery life for the convenience.
Another set to check out if you like this style is novero rockaways Reply
lockey813 - Wednesday, October 17, 2012 - linkWould you recommend the hbs700 or the bbs730? Thank you Reply
lockey813 - Wednesday, October 17, 2012 - linksorry typo. I mean the HBS-700 or the HBS-730 Reply
Bob-o - Monday, August 27, 2012 - linkWith that poor battery life I think I'll stick with my Voyager 855's for now.
Not the best audio quality. . . but who would use BT for audio quality anyway? Break out the high-quality wired set for that. Reply
OCedHrt - Monday, August 27, 2012 - linkI'm really surprised at the recent articles on this form factor being new or some kind of break through. Sony's had this exact form factor for several years now, but obviously failed to market it (no wonder they're losing market share left and right). You can get one now for about half the price of this one (though it may be a knock-off) on eBay or something. Reply
Brian Klug - Monday, August 27, 2012 - linkWhich model? Somehow I never ran into it, yet it has been the form factor I've been looking forward to for quite a while now. I guess this was my first exposure to it, for whatever reason.
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Impulses - Monday, August 27, 2012 - linkThe IS800 mentioned below have been around for at least three years I think, used to retail for over $200 tho. Battery life still kills the value for this form factor IMO.Rather just use a clip on receiver with longer battery life and the upside of being able to plug in the headphones directly when it runs out. Reply
Brian Klug - Monday, August 27, 2012 - linkAhh that's a good point, hmm I really need to give those a try. I'd like to just try all of them out at once honestly, since using this form factor is something I'd like to do on a daily basis.
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OCedHrt - Tuesday, August 28, 2012 - linkhttp://store.sony.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Pr...
That price is crazy though, but I think Sony is just gouging. I bought mine in Taiwan and it was about $60 retail (2000 TWD) with a hard case. I then lost it going through airport security and found myself another one online (with a soft pouch) for about the same price. I'm partially convinced the one I got online is a fake though, because I remember my original one having multi-point but the new one does not support it. I have to re-discover/connect every time I switch devices.
Here it is for 1750 TWD (http://tw.page.bid.yahoo.com/tw/auction/b80318099;... yet they sell it for $100+ on Amazon. Reply


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Cruzeiro and Estudiantes gained the upper hand in the semi-finals of the 50th Copa Libertadores, earning first-leg leads over Gremio and Nacional of Uruguay with respective 3-1 and 1-0 wins. FIFA.com rounds up the latest action in Latin America's leading club competition.
The match
Cruzeiro 3-1 Gremio
Goals: Wellington Paulista 38, Wagner 46, Fabinho 66 (Cruzeiro); Souza 79 (Gremio)
One of Cruzeiro's great strengths in this current Copa campaign has been their ability to strike at exactly the right time, as they showed once more against Gremio. Just as the visitors were enjoying their best spell of the game, with Maxi Lopez and Souza posing a serious threat up front, Wellington Paulista took full toll of some sleepy defending at a corner kick to put Cruzeiro ahead.
Things got even worse for Gremio immediately after the break when Wagner added a second. It was only after they fell even further behind that O Tricolor Gaúcho finally got back into the game, Souza's delightful free-kick giving them renewed hope ahead of next week's second leg.
Man of the match
Marquinhos Parana (Cruzeiro)
With his midfielders struggling to make headway, the 31-year-old wing-back provided a reliable outlet on the right, pushing forward at every opportunity and causing countless problems to the visiting defence. Parana capped his fine display by setting up Fabinho for Cruzeiro's third.
The stat
100 per cent - Cruzeiro's record in Belo Horizonte in this year's Copa. A Raposa have won all six of their games at the Mineirao, scoring 13 goals and letting in only two.
What they said
"I'm surprised we passed up the opportunity to finish the game off in the first half. We were putting together some good moves and creating chances but we made some unforgivable mistakes in front of goal. That is a luxury you cannot afford when you're away from home. Even so, we'll have a great chance of going through if we can play like that again in Porto Alegre," Gremio coach Paulo Cesar Autuori.
The match
Estudiantes 1-0 Nacional
Goal: Diego Galvan 14
El Pincha got their recompense for an excellent 15-minute spell in the first half when Diego Galvan rounded off a rapid three-pass move with a fine stooping header. That was the highpoint of the hosts' display, however, as a combination of Nacional's high work rate and an untimely injury to Juan Sebastian Veron caused them to lose impetus.
The Uruguayans even carved out two fine second-half opportunities, with Santiago Garcia heading wide from point-blank range from a corner and Gustavo Bizcayzacu shooting straight at keeper Mariano Andujar on the turn. Eventually shrugging off Veron's departure, Estudiantes regained control of the match late on, though their failure to add a second goal leaves the tie wide open.
Man of the match
Rodrigo Munoz (Nacional)
The Nacional keeper showed his worth in La Plata, pulling off four smart saves, three in the first half and one in the closing stages of the match. El Bolso can thank the fearless 27-year-old custodian for the fact they returned to Uruguay only one goal down and still very much in the tie.
The stat
725- The number of minutes Estudiantes have now gone since Leider Preciado of Deportivo Quito scored against them in Ecuador, the last goal they conceded in the Copa. El Pincha have yet to let a goal in at their La Plata stronghold, where they have now won seven matches out of seven in this year's competition.
What they said
"I'm happy with the result because we won and kept a clean sheet too. If you look back at the game, though, we obviously should have won by a bigger margin. My biggest concern now is getting the injured players fit again for the return leg," Estudiantes coach Alejandro Sabella


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Sonoma Valley Gingerbread Competition
For the Holidays we are joining other Sonoma Valley wineries in the 7th Annual Winery Gingerbread Competition. Come to BR Cohn Winery and vote for your favorite gingerbread structure made by Moaya Scheiman and his staff at Crisp Bakeshop here in Sonoma. New this year, our Gingerbread House is inspired by the Nightmare Before Christmas movie.
The gingerbread winery contest will run from now until Dec 31st. Be sure to stop by and vote, as each time you vote you will receive a chance to win a case of Sonoma Valley wine.
You can also vote on Facebook at the Sonoma Valley Vintners & Growers page.


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If there's one thing we've always known to be true (and that was completely reinforced by Nick Hornby and John Cusack in HighFidelity), it's that there is an art to the mix tape.
This is why we were so excited to discover Muxtape this year. Users could stream compilations of MP3s and create their own 2000's version of the mix tape — granted, the thrill of creating the mix tape cover and scrawling out song titles still eluded us, but it was something.
Today, Muxtape is "unavailable for a brief period while we sort out a problem with the RIAA." Eek! Let's hope the RIAA is kind. If the site really does go belly-up, rest assured we'll find a way to compile "It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday" with "Miss You Much"… somehow.


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7 Unique Eco-Friendly Pet Products From The Brand New Woolworth's!
4. Eco-Friendly Fresh Goat's Milk Shampoo and Shampoo Bar for Dogs
Made with goats milk, neem, juniper, tea tree, meadow foam seed oil and shea butter... all ingredients that can't do anything but relieve and sooth your dog's dry skin and hot spots, naturally repel flleas and ticks, and provide natural conditioning and shine to your dog's coat. If you want it to teach your dog how to bring you his leash, you will have to try something else. Available as shampoo in a 12 ounce miniature milk bottle or as a 6 ounce shampoo bar.
5. Eco-Friendly Biodegradable Dog Waste Bags: BioBags
Completely biodegradable dog waste bags, certified by the Biodegradable Products Institute, promise to break down in a matter of days instead of years. Size is large; a box of BioBag Dog comes with 50 bags.
6. Eco-Friendly Woven Vetiver Birdhouses
Vetiver is an aromatic grass which grows in tropical regions, such as Haiti. The grass has been lately acknowledged as a soil and water conservator, because its blades grow downwards rather than up so they act as roots, stabilizing the soil.
These Vetiver Birdhouses are made by Haitian artisans and are Fair Trade items, as are other imported goods at Priscilla Woolworth. They are intended for small birds like finch and wrens and thus have a small entry (approximately 1-1 1/4") to keep out larger predator birds. Available in Vine and Vetiver, and all Woven Vetiver.
7. Eco-Friendly Terra Cotta Birdhouses
Terra Cotta is at the top of the list of eco-friendly natural materials and, in this case, the Dutch are making good use of it. These handmade pots are made as they were 300 years ago and it provides a great nesting space (1.5" opening) for sparrows, starlings, wrens, robins and other birds that feed on garden pests. So save your plants and protect those birds with a Terra Cotta Birdhouse in Round or Oval.
While you're shopping for eco-friendly pet products, give a look to all the other items for kids and their parents too. The items are not just recyclable but made of materials that don't rob the earth of hard to recover natural resources, and also Priscilla Woolworth's Eco-Friendly General Store does a great service to the world by supporting free trade cooperatives.
Oh, and for someone who didn't know anything about marketing until three years ago, Ms. Woolworth deserves credit for a well-designed and informative website... and she understands that providing access to good quality photos is the best way to get free publicity for her products!
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Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo T6570
Graphics Adapter: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA) 4500MHD
Display: 15.4 inch, 16:10, 1280x800 pixels, glossy: yes
Weight: 2.8kg
Price: 750 euro
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The Toshiba Tecra A10-16E targets corporate users, offering great build quality and comfortable controls that make it an ideal machine for everyday business use. The Tecra A10-16E remains a good choice for small businesses or corporate users, with the sturdy chassis more than capable of withstanding daily use, but the noisy keyboard – despite offering excellent usability – lets it down.
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 05/20/2009
Rating: Total score: 70%
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History of the A's
Joe Cheevers Takes Over The Helm
Jack Gatecliff
St. Catha rines Standard
rines Standard
May 14, 1965 – Joe Cheevers heaved a sigh of relief earlier
this week when he finally obtained the signatures of Bob McCready, Ron Roy
and Gary Moore.
most prolific one-two scoring punch in senior lacrosse, Moore was
considering retiring (he has been transferred by his employers from St.
Catharines to Welland), while Roy had a firm financial offer from Port
Bob McCready had been listed as a "holdout", but President Jim Lomore
got him on the dotted line yesterday.
full team, which lost by a whisker to Brooklin in the semi-finals last
season, is now back plus juniors Hugar and Doberstein. Pat Cheevers and
Butch Conradi may also turn out when their scholastic duties at McMaster
and Rutgers, respectively, are completed.
are permitted to sign 25 players and we'll have exactly that many,"
says Cheevers. "So many of the players are working shifts that we'll
need all 25 to be sure we'll have a full team every game."
Smith, who only played occasionally last year, will be out full time and
Jack (Scotty) Gallaway returns after three years away from the game.
ranks Peterborough and Brampton as the top opposition for the Athletics
with Brooklin "still dangerous" simply because they have the brilliant
native of Port Dalhousie, Pat Baker, in goal. Brooklin, however, has been
weakened defensively by the transfer of their fine defenceman Ron Ruttan
to Peterborough.
seems to be a column devoted primarily to the Cheevers family with Joe and
son Pat already mentioned. However, Joe and Bette's No. One son Gerry
received further honors today with his nomination as the first team
all-star goaltender with the American Hockey League Rochester Americans.
Gerry, who blocks shots in the winter and scores goals for the senior
Athletics in the summer, had a tremendous season.
had the lowest goals-against average in the league, was a vital factor in
the Americans placing first in their league and winning the playoff
championship and has now been officially recognized as the best guardian
in minor professional hockey. We'd guess that he'll earn approximately
$2,100 in bonus money in addition to his regular salary.
May 19, 1965 – Jim Lomore, starting his third year as
president of the Athletics, is confident that his club can regain the
Eastern championship they last won in 1963. "There seems to be a new
feeling on the team this season," said Lomore. "We're getting more
players out to practice than ever before. In fact the turnout is better
than we had at a good many games the last two years."
the reason for the renewed interest among the players can be traced back
to a team gathering last winter. Joe Cheevers, who had coached the
Athletics during the final couple of weeks and in the playoffs last
summer, was invited.
wasn't too sure whether I wanted to take over the team for a full
schedule," he said. "But when I saw that so many of the players were
really serious about the game, I decided to accept if the job was
offered." Before the night was over the job WAS offered and Joe HAD
Athletics started working out at the Queen Elizabeth Community Centre
three months ago, transferring to the Haig Bowl soon after the artificial
ice surface was removed and they've been practicing three times a week
ever since. We'd hazard a guess that the A's have had more serious
workouts this year than they held in the three previous seasons combined.
returned as coach with his eyes open. "I realize that many of the
players are working shifts," he said. "I don't expect them to miss
work to play lacrosse. After all there isn't enough money in the game to
put steak or even hamburger on the table. And most of these fellows are
married with families. What I do expect though is that every player will
be out for both home and away games when they aren't working. They gave
me their word they'd honor that commitment before they signed."
of the varied hours of employment the Athletics will sign the maximum 25
players, thus assuring a full 15-man roster for all 24 games.
paper the Athletics have a team capable of winning the Eastern
championship and earning a trip to the west coast for the Mann Cup finals
against the British Columbia champs. As far as experience is concerned
there isn't a senior team in the country that can touch them.
Davies, Ted Howe and Doug Smith are all starting their 15th
season of senior lacrosse. To digress just for a moment, the three players
mentioned above were members of the only junior team ever forced to win
the Minto Cup twice in one season. In their last year in junior they
helped the Athletics win the Ontario championship, then swept what was
billed as the Canadian finals in three straight games over the western
champions in New Westminster, B.C.
Conradi was sponsor-manager-president of the junior A's but couldn't
make the trip west because of business. In charge of the club for the
western jaunt were Coach Doug Cove and the late George Cleverley.
team had boarded the train with the Minto Cup and were actually going
through the Rockies when they received word that they would have to play
another series…again for the Canadian championship…in Winnipeg."
Conradi recalled this week.
had a call from Doug (Cove) and he asked me what they should do. From that
distance all I could tell them was to play the series but make sure they
got enough money to cover the extra expenses. Believe me by that time the
funds were running mighty low."
wasn't expected to offer much opposition but in the first game the
Athletics just managed to scrape through on a late goal by Ted Howe. The
next game of the two-game series was strictly a St. Catharines show and
the team retained the championship they had won less than a week before.
Howe and Smith aren't the only players still with the local senior club
who have a long lacrosse background. In 1958 when Conradi moved the team
to Welland, Mike D'Amico, Ronnie Roy, Justin Howe, Dave Hall, Jack
Gallaway, Brian Woods, Gary Carr, Smith and Ted Howe all played with the
club that won the Ontario senior title, then lost in the Mann Cup final in
of course players such as goaltender Bob McCready, Gary Hind, Gary Moore,
Gerry Cheevers, Tom Teather, Brian Thompson and Pete Berge aren't
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Classical pianist next UALR Artspree performer
Virtuoso classical pianist Nikita Mndoyants, a finalist in the 2013 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, will be the next Artspree performer for the 2013-14 season at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
His performance is set for 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10, in the Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall of the Fine Arts building.
Tickets are free for UALR students. Balcony tickets are also free for UALR faculty and staff. Tickets are $15 for individual general admission and $10 for non-UALR students.
To purchase, call the UALR Music Department box office at 501.569.3294. For general information about Artspree, contact Naoki Hakutani, assistant professor of music, at 501.683.7230.
Performance program:
- J.S Bach–Italian Concerto
- Haydn–Sonata in G
- J.S Bach–Toccata in F-sharp minor
- Debussy–Five Preludes
- Rachmaninoff–Five Etudes-Tableaux from Op. 39
Coming from a family of professional musicians, Mndoyants played piano and composed at a young age. He entered Central Music School in Moscow in 1995 and gave his first public recital as an 8-year-old only two years later.
In 1999, he appeared at the Sibelius Academy Concert Hall in Helsinki, and his performance was recorded and issued on CD in 2001. He graduated from the Moscow Central Music School with honors in 2006, followed by a 2011 graduation from the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatoire.
For a more about Mndoyants and his upcoming performance, visit the Artspree website.


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Remember how sacred Donna Martin's virginity was on the original Beverly Hills, 90210? Turns out, stuff like that isn't really an issue to the new generation of high schoolers in the famous West Beverly zipcode. Shannen Doherty and Jennie Garth spoke to EW this week and discussed one way the show has evolved since their days fighting over Dylan McKay.
Garth (on her role as a guidance counselor): "When [they] told me some of the things they were doing, I was like, 'Whoa. That is not 90210, people.' They were trying to educate me [about] how teens are in high school today. It was so shocking to me that I thought I should bring a positive spin somehow. Of course, I have yet to guide or counsel anyone."
Doherty: "I think they must have told you the same things they told me. … All I know is there's a girl giving a guy a blow job in the first episode."
Garth: "When they told me that, I thought, Aaron Spelling is rolling over in his grave right now."
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I just got this saddle 2 weeks ago and I have only rode 3 times. The first time was just to get the seat adjustment in the ball park. The second time was for about 5 miles and it felt pretty good. I still think I need to fine tune the angle and front to back adjustment. The third ride was for about 10 miles and I still need to adjust. Most of the problem is I have a hybrid bike and I have added laydown bars and other components that make it harder for me to fit the bike/saddle. It is also mid August in Central Florida and I really don't feel like riding in this heat. I'm sure I will figure this out in October ...R
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This saddle is lighter than it looks. But the real joy is the fact that you forget its there once you start riding. I am very pleased that I do not notice it and therefore any discomfort. Money well spent!
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I have used this saddle for almost 2 years, and it fits perfectly. I do not "feel" it, unlike EVERY saddle that I have owned (at least 10). I never have to readjust my bike shorts to avoid any pressure on delicate body tissue! It is simply the most comfortable saddle that I have owned.The saddle weighs 395 grams, but it has a very lightweight feel.
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I was super happy to catch the silhouette of the ISS over the disc of the moon last night! The CalSky website sends me alerts for potential fly overs for which I've been waiting a long time – about 12 months. I got one this week and this was adjusted by 15 seconds by the time of the "occultation".
If you think that it might be a case of sitting there with your camera and a clock, with one hand on the shutter release, you'd be absolutely correct! The ISS only passed over the moon for 0.33 seconds as it shoots by quite quickly. Knowing the second it would pass I fired a "burst" mode of exposures then crossed my fingers and hoped it would show up in review – and it did!
The setup was my Canon 70D attached to the rear cell of my Celestron 9.25″ telescope (2300mm / f10). The shutter speed was a quick 1/1650th of a second and ISO 800 in order to freeze the ISS in motion.
I took about a second of further exposures on either side of the pass to stack the lunar surface detail using AutoStakkert2, and the increased the saturation in post to create this colour enhanced version of the moon. The colours on the moon relate to the chemical composition of moon geology.
Here is a close up so you can see the modules and the solar arrays captured fairly clearly!
UPDATE : This kinda went viral on all the major social networks. I'm so glad others were as excited as I was about this photo! Thank you everybody for all your kind words.
ABC http://www.abc.net.au/local/photos/2015/07/02/4266055.htm
NORTHERN STAR : http://www.northernstar.com.au/news/holy-grail-shot-for-byron-photographer/2692816/
CANON AUSTRALIA https://instagram.com/p/4k2LoVGksb/?taken-by=canonaustralia
ICE IN SPACE (Image of the week) http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=136328
CNET : http://www.cnet.com/au/news/stunning-photo-catches-the-iss-in-transit-over-the-full-moon/
GIZMODO : http://gizmodo.com/photographer-catches-the-iss-flying-past-the-moon-1715563657
PETAPIXEL : http://petapixel.com/2015/07/03/photographer-captures-the-iss-flying-across-the-face-of-the-moon/
FSTOPPERS : http://fstoppers.com/landscapes/photographer-captures-image-iss-crossing-front-moon-75310
HUFFINGTON POST : http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015/07/03/international-space-station-flying-past-moon_n_7720776.html
9MSN : http://www.9news.com.au/National/2015/07/04/17/20/Spot-the-space-station-in-this-incredible-celestial-portrait
DAILY MAIL : http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3148960/Can-spot-space-station-Australian-photographer-captures-stunning-image-ISS-moon.html
BOING BOING : http://boingboing.net/2015/07/04/epic-photo-of-the-internationa.html
CHRIS HADFIELD : https://www.facebook.com/AstronautChrisHadfield/posts/1043752455642491
EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY (ESA) : http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/International_Space_Station/Highlights/Station_Moon_transit
SPIEGEL : http://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/weltall/mondtransit-der-internationalen-raumstation-iss-a-1042545.html
TV mentions included 7 News (AU) & Weather Channel (USA)
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No stopping San Diego group's 'Kony 2012' campaign
Local charity Invisible Children's viral video makes Uganda's Joseph Kony an overnight villain
"Most of the people they engage with are on social media. They become fans on Facebook or Twitter, so when the group has something to say, it spreads very quickly," said Scot P. Chisholm, founder and CEO of StayClassy, a local company that develops fundraising software for nonprofits, including Invisible Children. "I can't speak for them, but I don't think even they knew it would be this viral. We are still trying to figure that out."
Not all of the attention has been positive. As the "Kony 2012" support built up, old questions about Invisible Children's finances resurfaced (see sidebar), and detractors criticized the group for oversimplifying a complicated political issue. Citing "a high volume of requests," Invisible Children did not respond to an email requesting an interview.
But in critiquing the group, its detractors are still talking about it, which added to the throngs of web traffic.
Founded in 2005, Invisible Children has worked to raise awareness and money for Ugandan children — focusing on mobilizing American youths because of their energy and idealism. Invisible Children conducts educational programs at schools across the nation and sponsors fundraisers, demonstrations and other public awareness programs.
In Africa, Invisible Children has helped create several tools to warn villagers of an impending attack from the LRA. Since 2010, the local charity has spent more than $240,000 on radios and broadcast towers in the Congo; an additional $390,000 has been budgeted to extend this network further into the Congo and the Central African Republic. Information from this system is fed into a website that acts as the conflict's real-time diary.
Invisible Children also broadcasts radio appeals to child soldiers, many
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On Invisible Children's "Kony 2012" website (kony2012), supporters are asked to sign a pledge to "help us bring Kony to justice in 2012." They can donate to the group and buy Kony 2012 merchandise. The organization has dubbed April 20th "Cover the Night," urging its troops to spend the day covering their cities with posters raising support for Kony's arrest. And when it comes time for the next move, Invisible Children should have no trouble making itself heard.
"If their mission is to raise awareness, they accomplished that," Nee said. "Where it goes from here is anyone's guess."


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IOWA CITY When push came to shove last December, offensive tackle Brandon Scherff decided he was happy at Iowa and the NFL could wait.
That was a very, very good thing for Iowa.
Scherff, a 6-5, 320-pound senior, was a potential No. 1 draft pick after putting in a full season as Iowa's left offensive tackle last year. He ended up on the Big Ten coaches all-conference first team. Iowa offensive line coach Brian Ferentz was surprised at that. He thought more in the way of honors would've gone Scherff's way after 2014.
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"That's my disclaimer, I will share my love letter to Brandon Scherff with you guys now," said Ferentz, who's beginning his third season as Iowa's O-line coach. "If this guy doesn't get recognized for what he is moving forward, I think it would be a real travesty.
"There's not a better offensive lineman in college football, that's my opinion. I think you guys know after two years and some of you knew me well before then [Ferentz was an offensive lineman for the Hawkeyes from 2002 to 2005], I don't say things like that lightly."
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|FOOTBALL 2013/Friday, NOVEMBER 15, 2013
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|Pilot Point rally falls short in bi-district game
Past Performances
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|Tristan Jurecka rushed for 119 yards and score in final game at Massey
|Argyle hammers Chaps
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|Cats hold off Ponder 20-12
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Evening Priority: Courses offered beginning at 6:00 p.m. or after are open first to students in the part-time program. Seats are reserved pro-rata for part-time students in courses which begin between 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Students in the part-time program are welcome to register for any daytime class with remaining seats during the open registration period.
Seminars: All students are required to take at least one seminar as part of their J.D. curriculum requirements. There is a special registration time, prior to other registration opportunities, for students who will be in their last one or two semesters of law school in the semester in which the seminar is offered. Part-time students and second year full-time students register for seminars during their regular priority registration time. If students have already taken a seminar, they will not be able to register for a seminar during priority registration. However, these students may enroll themselves in a seminar (if seats are still available) or register for the wait list during the open registration period.
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GLOBAL warming is singling out and harming species that are already endangered. A study of woodpeckers in the US has found that isolated, inbred populations adapt poorly to climate change, and other troubled animal populations may face a similar threat.
"It could be an additional nail in the coffin of a species that is already seriously challenged by other stresses," comments Juha Merilä of the University of Helsinki, an expert on the effects of climate change on birds.
It's well known that warmer springs in temperate northern latitudes encourage birds to lay their eggs earlier than usual. A couple of years ago Merilä and his team found that individual collared flycatchers in Sweden, for instance, adapted their egg-laying habits to the changing climate over a 16-year period (
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The Park contains several major ecosystems. Its great biological diversity can be attributed to the presence of five of the seven life zones and three of the four desert types in North America. The five life zones represented are the Lower Sonoran, Upper Sonoran, Transition, Canadian, and Hudsonian. This is equivalent to traveling from Mexico to Canada. The Park also serves as an ecological refuge, with relatively undisturbed remnants of dwindling ecosystems (such as boreal forest and desert riparian communities). It is home to numerous rare, endemic (found only at Grand Canyon), and specially protected (threatened or endangered) plant and animal species.
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Today, the California condor is regarded as one of the rarest birds in the world. By the 1980's fewer than two dozen condors lived in the wild.
Grand Canyon National Park has participated in the condor reintroduction program with encouraging results, making the park one of the easiest places to view California Condors. Learn how...
The construction and operation of Glen Canyon Dam fundamentally altered the Colorado River ecosystem.
Because of the importance of the Colorado River to the Desert Southwest, it is not surprising that there has been, and continues to be, considerable debate over how to share and manage this natural resource. Learn more...
Tamarisk reached the Grand Canyon area during the late 1920s and early 1930s, becoming a dominant riparian zone species along the Colorado River in 1963. Learn what the park is doing to control and remove tamarisk in order to allow native vegetation to recover.
Read about the Granite Camp/ Monument Creek Project here.
The Seeps and Springs Study inventories the biotic characteristics of South Rim springs and establishes a biologic baseline against which changes can be measured.
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OCR Philosophy of Religion for AS and A2 (2nd Revised edition)By: Matthew Taylor (author), Jon Mayled (editor)Paperback
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DescriptionOCR Philosophy of Religion for AS and A2 is a textbook for students of Advanced Subsidiary or Advanced Level courses, endorsed by OCR for use with the OCR GCE Religious Studies specification. The book covers all the topics of the Philosophy of Religion component of the A Level specification in an enjoyable and student-friendly fashion. This second edition has been restructured for the revised specification and now includes new chapters on the 'Nature of God' and 'Religion and Science'. Each chapter includes: * a list of key issues, to introduce students to the topic * OCR specification checklist, to allow students to see which topics from the specification are covered in each chapter * explanations of key terminology * discussion questions, thought points and activities * exam-style practice questions * self-test review questions * helpful summaries * annotated further reading suggestions. To maximize students' chances of exam success, the book includes a chapter dedicated to answering examination questions. The book comes complete with lively illustrations, a comprehensive glossary, a full bibliography and a companion website at www.routledge.com/textbooks/9780415468244.
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ContentsHow to Use This Book. Acknowledgements. Answering Examination Questions Part 1: The God of Philosophy 1. Plato and Philosophy of Religion 2. Aristotle and Philosophy of Religion Part 2: The God of Faith 3. God the Creator 4. The Goodness of God. Summary Parts 1 and 2: The Gods of Faith and Philosophy Compared Part 3: The Existence of God 5. The Ontological Argument 6. The Cosmological Argument 7. The Teleological Argument 8. The Moral Argument Part 4: Challenges to the Belief in God 9. The Problem of Evil 10. Religion and Science 11. Psychology and Sociology of Religion Part 5: The Nature of Religious Belief 12. Life After Death 13. Revelation and Holy Scripture 14. Religious Experience 15. Miracles 16. Religious Language 17. Nature of God. Glossary. Bibliography. Index
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The International CES this year was all about gadgets that enhance our lives, Daniel Bonner says.
Media Week speaks to Rufus Olins, chief executive of Newsworks, about the shift from print to digital, the spread of tablets, privacy issues and his hopes for Arsenal in the Champions League.
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Social login on mobile could open up new avenues for brands to connect with consumers, writes Russell Loarridge, European sales director, Janrain.
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Rufus is Chief Executive of Newsworks, the marketing body for the national newspaper industry.
Zach Leonard is Managing Director, Digital, for The Independent and London Evening Standard titles of Lebedev Holdings. He has previously led digital for The Times and Sunday Times, and The Financial Times, launching FT.com's subscription model in 20...
After graduating with a master's degree from Goldsmiths' College in London, Paul started his career at corporate communications firm Maritz before helping to launch shots magazine in 1990.
Andre is Director of Audience at Guardian News and Media. with responsibility for audience insight - spanning audience research, web analytics and customer/CRM data across all commercial and editorial areas of the business. He is also Chair of the NP...
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Good quality! Even better than expected as it came with glass in the frame. Looks very high quality that way. November 7, 2014
Beautiful piece of art Bought this recently to liven up a wall in our living room. We love to travel so were instantly attracted to this piece. I would have liked to see a frame in a color other than black (brown or gold maybe) but we went for it and it looks great. You can't beat the sale price! August 21, 2014
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