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Maharashtra Knowledge Corporation Ltd. (MKCL) believes that excellence can be nurtured amongst school children by identifying their natural talent, providing them with appropriate guidance and creating measures to grade them as per the international standards. There is also a need for knowledge based – knowledge centric examination and/or grading system comparable to these international standards. After all, the ultimate academic examinations for students are International Olympiad examinations in various subjects.
MKCL along with Indian Consortium for Educational Transformation (I-CONSENT) have therefore, started a movement called Maharashtra Olympiad Movement (MOM) for standard 5 to 10 students which aims to facilitate students from urban as well as rural areas, so that they become capable of winning International Olympiad Medals.
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The Starkville Tea Party is holding a question-and-answer session on the municipal complex bond issue and master plan tonight from 7-9 p.m. at the Sportsplex.
After Mississippi State lost its second game of the season, all the attention seemed to turn to third string quarterback Dylan Favre, who tweeted out of frustration Thursday night.
Hannah Wilkinson is in attack mode for the Mississippi State volleyball team.
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The Mississippi State Bulldogs are trying to take their football program to the next level.
By DANNY P. SMITH
It's not all just about blocking and tackling for the children who participate in the Northeast Youth Football Association.
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Boston University Madrid Advanced Language Program (Level II)Madrid, Spain
Level II Advanced Language and University Studies program is for students with proficiency in Spanish. If enrolling for the fall semester, all courses will be taken at the Instituto Internacional en España. If enrolling in the spring semester or full academic year, courses can be taken at the Instituto and Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM). Amherst does not award credit for internships, therefore students interested in participating in the internship program must take it in addition to a full course load. Spanish majors must consult with the department for credit in the major.Language pre-requisites:
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My first name is Diamond (yes, it's legal). Grew up in Southern California. Turned 21 in Poker Dealing School back in 1990. With my name, I either had to deal or strip. I think that I made the right decision (according to the Health Department, anyway, but I have an Appeal in). Been in Casinos for the past 23 years, mostly Poker, mostly Dealing. I both enjoy & take pride in what I do. Spent 15 years in California Card Rooms & six years in Vegas. Been in WA for a year and a half, now.
I am a big guy, obviously. Trying to get in shape to be around for my daughter. I've lost 50#s but still have 100#s to go.
One of the best things that ever happened to me was getting together with my ex-wife in 2004. Another one of the best things to ever happen was her leaving me at the end of 2009. A year and a half into our relationship, she became disabled. It completely changed her personality and our relationship dynamic. I would never have left her because she needed me but once she bailed, something clicked in my head "fine, it's over". Haven't had much luck meeting anyone since. I am always considered the nice guy "friend". Hate that F word, sometimes.
I am not in a very good industry for meeting available women. I am a good guy that really takes care of his woman but not too many people look beyond the fat.
I am a smart & funny guy that is fiercely loyal & honest. I say what I think & don't think before saying it. Flaming Liberal Progressive (if you voted for Romney, you are an asshole). Libertarian (you have a right to do whatever you want as long as you don't take other's rights away). I am not superstitious. God; Astrology; UFOs; Reincarnation; Gem Theory; Ghosts; Numerology; & the Ice Capades: All make the same amount of sense to me.
I have a beautiful, smart, & funny eight year old daughter named Zoë that I am fighting to get Custody of. I have no plans for any other children but have been in relationships with women that had kids and enjoy the family environment.
Geek and a half. I like Sci-Fi more than Fantasy. Big time Trekker but also a Star Wars fan. First job was in a Comic Book Store & worked several Conventions & Trade Shows.
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When I first met my ex-wife, she asked me what five things I was looking for in a woman. I said: 1. Smart; 2. Funny; 3. Someone I can trust; 4. Someone that will love me back; & 5. I need a horndog. That about sums it up. Just being straight.


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A shoulder separation is the partial or complete separation of two
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shoulder blade (scapula). A shoulder separation can be type I, in which the
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Egypt is a fascinating country; everywhere you go you will experience something new. Prepare yourself for lots of history, varied culture, traditions and the chance to meet lots of local people along the way.
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Kerry wins Arab backing on Mideast peace effortBy MATTHEW LEE
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Jordans Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh speaks during a joint press conference with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Jordanian capital, Amman.AMMAN, Jordan U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry won Arab League backing Wednesday for his effort to restart Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, raising hopes that the stalled negotiations could resume.
Kerry cited significant progress in narrowing gaps between the two sides, but he declined to elaborate.
On his sixth trip to the Middle East in as many months as Americas top diplomat, Kerry met in Jordan with representatives of the Arab League and nine of its members that support an Arab-Israeli peace plan proposed by Saudi Arabia.
In a statement after the meeting, the Arab delegation endorsed Kerrys initiative, saying his ideas constitute a good ground and suitable environment for restarting the negotiations, especially the new and important political, economic and security elements.
The statement was significant because it could give Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas the political cover he would need to sell a return to negotiations to a skeptical Palestinian public.
Abbas was to convene a meeting today of the PLO leadership to discuss the matter.
Kerry met with Abbas in Amman on Wednesday afternoon; they also had a lengthy working dinner Monday night.
At a news conference after the Arab League and Abbas meetings, Kerry mentioned very wide and very significant gaps between Israelis and Palestinians that had prevented the two sides from restarting talks when his efforts began several months ago.
Through hard and deliberate, patient work, and most importantly through quiet work we have been able to narrow those gaps very significantly, he said.
We continue to get closer and I continue to remain hopeful that the sides will soon be able to come to sit at the same table, he said.
Kerry refused to discuss details of the proposals he laid out to the Arab officials or how the gap with the Israelis had narrowed.
As Abbas prepared to meet with his top aides today, Palestinian officials said Kerry had expressed hope that some kind of framework for doing so could be reached as early as Friday.
The Palestinians are cooperating but it is time for the Israeli side to show the same cooperation, said the Palestinians foreign minister, Riad al-Malki, who attended the Amman meeting.
Palestinian negotiator Mohammed Ishtayeh echoed that view.
We are keen to see Kerrys efforts work, but so far there are no promising signs from the Israeli side, Ishtayeh said.
It was unclear whether Kerry would meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or any of his top aides. Israel was not currently on Kerrys itinerary, although officials said that could change.
Abbas has refused to negotiate unless Israel halts all construction in West Bank settlements. Israel has refused, saying negotiations should resume without conditions. Kerry has offered the Palestinians a package of economic incentives to restart the talks.
Kerry has spent hours with Abbas and Netanyahu trying to set the stage for a return to peace talks that foundered and collapsed in 2008. Kerry insists progress has been made, but there have been few, if any, discernible signs that the two sides are getting closer to agreeing to discuss the major issues that divide them.
In addition to the peace process, Kerry was updating the Arabs on U.S. support for the Syrian opposition and attempts to convene an international conference to establish a transition government there, as well as Washingtons position on Egypts political turmoil.
Kerry said on Tuesday that he wanted to see a Syrian refugee camp, and it appeared likely that he would do so today before his scheduled return to the United States.
Jordans foreign minister, Nasser Judeh, said Kerry expressed concern about the economic impact the humanitarian crisis in Syria has had in Jordan, which hosts more than a half million displaced Syrians.
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High Fender Conversion
I did the high fender install today, keeping both disks. I hope these pictures can help anyone else planning to do this in the future.
I used all KTM parts, supermoto fender, SX85 fork guards, an additional left side brake hose, and hose braket and grommet.
Removing the stock low fender and crossover brake hose is easy enough. Make sure you have something to catch the brake fluid in, as it will all pour out with gravity's assistance. You'll want to pull the single banjo bolt from the brake master cylinder and swap it with the double banjo bolt from the left side caliber. Install the new long brake hose up the right hand side as pictured below.
I had to modify the new brake hose bracket to fit the right side. A little cutting and bending and it was good to go. There's no hole in the caliber braket to install this on the right side, so I used the low fender mounting hole.
Now you're ready to bleed the system. Lots of brake fluid and patience will go a long way.
I had to cut a notch out of the rear mounting hole of the fork protectors. Also, I took a rat tail file to the front holes, the spacing is just a little off. I wire tied the hoses to the fork protectors. There's probably a better way to secure the hoses to the fork guards, I would like to know what everyone else used.
I also need to fabricate two hose guides, one for at the fender, and one for at the top triple clamp. I have some wire ties at the top triple clamp keeping the hose in place, but I would like something that looks more factory.
Here's some shots of the finished project. Good luck with yours!
...for the pics!
Looks great. I'm goin' there next week!
diddo what RedFlash said, I'm doing mine in the next week or so as well!
The high SM fender looks great. Whats it like in the rain?
Where does one get the Dakar sticker from?
I ordered the black reflective to go on my black bike as well as some others. Once they come in this week, I'll post a picture.
Thanks for the high fender post. I may do it as well. I've read a lot of the how to's and completed pictures but yours has the best pictures that I've found so far.
Going the same way
Had a nice fall last weekend - stone got stuck in between tyre and this ridiculously LOW fender on 950, had a front wheel "lock-up" and there she goes! I really cannot understand the idea behind the factory-fitted low fender. Actually very dangerous in mud/stony areas. How long will it take for KTM to realise that?
I think ur lying dude..............surely this could not and would not happen!!:huh
The fender woulda broken off first..................was it a stone or a BIG lump of sludge???:eek1
The problem BLUE(UK) is the braided brake line. It catches the stone and down you come. The solution is to fit the second line with what-ever gard.
Thanks O2SILVER :thumb
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HI NIGHTSTALKER , WOULD it be to much to ask for part no..... I`AM on LAZY side. YOUR bike look GREAT . BLACK VELVET.
Many people lie on forums to make themselves feel better but hey.....what the hell!!:huh
Is anyone using the Touratech high fender kit? It seems pricey but I can't find any other sources? Does the back of the high fender hit the tank lobes and reduce turning diameter?
Yo TZ, Bike looks good!!! I see you've got your street meats on for the ride up north... Have a safe one. Love-em-in-black. You've got taste, just like me.
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Yeah, good question.... why would I lie?? Can show you the photo. And yes -the fender broke off, plus the brake line on left side.
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SEAN Dyche makes his debut as Burnley boss at Turf Moor this afternoon, against Wolves.
The former Watford manager, who succeeds Eddie Howe at the Clarets' helm, has made three changes from the side which suffered their heaviest defeat of the season at Cardiff City last weekend.
Dyche was a spectator in the stands at the Cardiff City Stadium, as a guest of Malky McKay at the time, and watched Burnley slip to a 4-0 defeat.
The 41-year-old, who was confirmed as the new Burnley boss on Tuesday, and officially unveiled to the media on Thursday, has brought David Edgar back into the side.
The Canadian is expected to line up in a three-man midfield, with Ben Mee the only change to last weekend's back four, following suspension.
Ross Wallace also comes back into the side, with Junior Stanislas dropping to the bench.
Midfielder Chris McCann is sidelined with an injury believed to have been picked up in training.
Meanwhile, there will be a minute's silence before the game in memory of Clarets legend John Connelly, who died last week aged 74.
Former players and team-mates have been invited to stand between the two dug-outs to pay their respects.
They are: Jimmy Robson, Colin Williamson, Brian Pilkington, Trevor Meredith, Willie Irvine, Jimmy McIlroy, Andy Lochhead, Les Latcham, Freddie Smith.
BURNLEY: Lee Grant; Keiran Trippier, Michael Duff, Jason Shackell, Ben Mee; David Edgar, Brian Stock, Dean Marney; Ross Wallace, Charlie Austin, Martin Paterson.
Subs: Brian Jensen, Sam Vokes, Kevin Long, Danny Ings, Danny Lafferty, Cameron Stewart, Junior Stanislas.
WOLVES: Carl Ikeme, Karl Henry, Sylvan Ebanks-Blake, Bakary Sako, Stephen Ward, Roger Johnson, Christophe Berra, Jermaine Pennant, Tongo Doumbia, Kevin Doyle, Kevin Foley.
Subs: David Edwards, Richard Stearman, Bjorn Sigurdarson, Danny Batth, David Davies, Anthony Forde, Dorus De Vries.
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Good luck Mr Van Dyke as they say in the stage industry, go break a leg.
Anyway I must say you look a lot different from your film role in mary poppins.
I think you also look like Jarrod from storage wars YYEEEEEEPPP.
He's used to buying into sheite as well. Does Brandy know you've slipped downmarket again?
Anyway I must say you look a lot different from your film role in mary poppins.
I think you also look like Jarrod from storage wars YYEEEEEEPPP.
He's used to buying into sheite as well. Does Brandy know you've slipped downmarket again?
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As of today, 2 July, all Vodacom prepaid customers can talk for more with its new Power Hour promotion.
Vodacom has introduced a Power Hour promotion that allows prepaid customers to get 60 minutes of talk time for a cost of R5, which can be used on the day of purchase between 6am and 6pm on weekdays. The promotion will run from 2 July to 31 July 2012.
Prepaid customers who have been active on the Vodacom network for at least 30 days qualify to make multiple calls to friends and family on the Vodacom network. Customers need more than R5 credit to activate the promotion, and should dial *111# and select Vodacom Power Hour and follow prompts to activate it. It can only be done once a day.
Enzo Scarcella, managing executive of Marketing at Vodacom says, "With this incredible offer, our customers can chat to other Vodacom customers and get real value for money."
"If customers activate Power Hour for five days, they will score up to 5 hours of talk time to use during peak hours. These are some of the fantastic benefits for being part of the Vodacom family."
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Midbrook Medical is working hard to improve the medical decontamination field.
(Vocus) August 12, 2009 -- Midbrook (Jackson, MI) began as a custom sheet metal fabrication house and rapidly expanded to become a world leader in parts washing technology for the automotive industry. Midbrook is the preferred vendor of in-process, high volume, production line transmission part cleaning systems for major automotive manufacturers throughout the world.
Over the past three years, Midbrook has been working diligently to bring their cleaning and sheet metal fabrication expertise into new areas, including the medical industry.
Midbrook is able to bring the same advances to medical cleaning that they brought to automotive cleaning. Throughout the 1980s and 90s, Midbrook worked with the major automotive manufacturers to develop acceptable cleanliness specifications. Midbrook was key in the establishment of objective, measurable cleanliness specifications that assure consistent, repeatable results are achieved for each produced part through the cleaning segment of the manufacturing process.
"Our goal is to bring that level of repeatability and effectiveness to medical cleaning," said Midbrook Business Development Director James Crowley.
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Toronto Maple Leafs forward Mikhail Grabovski will face a disciplinary hearing with the NHL on Monday amid biting allegations. Canadiens forward Max Pacioretty said Grabovski bit him during a fight at 11:30 of the third period in Toronto's 6-0 victory over Montreal on Saturday. Grabovski faces a hearing with the league's department of player safety, which was initially scheduled for Sunday afternoon but rescheduled to Monday morning. Grabovski received a 10-minute misconduct and a roughing minor after the scuffle. Pacioretty was also issued a 10-minute misconduct on the play. Pacioretty emerged from the incident showing his wrist to the officials, claiming that Grabovski bit him.
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It is with great fondness in our hearts, and enthusiasm for what the future holds, that the Board Retailers Association (BRA) announces a change in the action sport industry tradeshow landscape on the West Coast. Since 1981, the Action Sports Retailer Trade Expo (ASR) has been the centralized location for the surf and skate manufacturing and retail community. Nielson Media, the parent company of ASR, announced yesterday that Action Sports Retailer has ceased operations and will be cancelling all upcoming tradeshows including January 2011.
"The cancellation of ASR is certainly bittersweet for me," said BRA Co-Chair and Co-Owner of Surfside Sports, Duke Edukas. "On one hand, an iconic tradeshow that has helped retailers like myself build their shop over the years is gone, and on the other hand, our industry has the opportunity to design an event format that meets the needs of our modern day business models."
As an industry partner with ASR, BRA has been heavily involved in this decision, and has worked closely with ASR over the years, as well as SIMA and IASC, to meet the demands of a changing industry. This includes mass shifts in manufacturing production schedules, technological and product developments, an increased need for retail-focused educational programs, and the addition of Class@ASR, Crossroads and Sacred Craft. As the action sports industry continued to grow, evolve and become a multi-billion dollar business with global recognition, the 29 year-old ASR Tradeshow format no longer met the needs of our diversifying industry.
Despite necessary modifications, BRA recognizes first and foremost that it is essential to have an event on the West Coast where manufacturers and retailers can continue to come together to conduct business and we are committed to developing a model that meets the needs of retailers and manufacturers alike.
It is in that vein, that BRA is working with SIMA and IASC to continue the research we've been conducting for the past 18 months to re-invent the West Coast tradeshow format into a structure that accounts for the various needs of the action sports industry. We all recognize the importance and significance in having an event that serves as a place for buyers and vendors to meet face-to-face, for up-and-coming brands to grow and develop, for retailers to have a platform for educational initiatives and most importantly, a place for manufacturers to present their new products and accompanying marketing campaigns. BRA will continue to keep the action sports industry up to date as these initiatives materialize.
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In addition to focusing on the development of a new West Coast tradeshow model, BRA will continue to serve the needs of our specialty retail membership. The association is the strongest it has ever been in its 10 years of existence, both financially and in terms of membership support. We remain committed to bringing retailers educational programs, industry research, discounts and benefits. Above all, we will continue to represent the interests of specialty retailers as we work with our industry partners and other associations to create an opportunity on the West Coast where we can continue to come together in a business focused environment.
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Wellcome Trust Advanced Course in Drosophila Genetics and Genomics
9–23 August 2009
Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Cambridge UK
This will be an advanced, discussion-based course on the genetics and genomics of Drosophila. The intended audience is postdoctoral and graduate students now working in a fly lab, or students who have recently completed a PhD in another field and are moving into Drosophila research for their postdoctoral studies. However, students with other backgrounds will be considered on their merits.
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Scott Hawley (Stowers Institute for Medical Research, USA)
Casey Bergman (University of Manchester, UK)
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Steve Russell (University of Cambridge, UK)
Ruth Lehmann (New York University School of Medicine, USA)
Daniel St Johnston (The Gurdon Institute, Cambridge, UK),
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Tortellini With Onion Confit has a grand taste. Tortellini With Onion Confit gets its taste from pasta mixed with onion and flavored with red wine. Tortellini With Onion Confit in inspired by many food joints.
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Stir in sugar and cook for 2 minutes longer.
Add thyme, wine and vinegar, bring to simmering and simmer, stirring frequently, for 40 minutes or until mixture reduces and thickens.
Place stock in a saucepan, bring to the boil and boil until reduced by half.
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The participants in the celebrity goat-milking contest held Wednesday at the Monroe County Fair and their placings were:
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• Second place: Dave Raymond, a Monroe County sheriff's deputy; Aaron (Adubb) Watkins from My 98.3 FM.
• Third place: Stacie Ourlian, a Monroe County Intermediate School District teacher and Monroe County Special Olympics area director; Jessica Richileau, attorney at Bruce Cailkins and Stimpson.
• Fourth place: Jim Jacobs, a Monroe Kiwanis member and executive director of Stepping Stones Therapeutic Riding program; Paula Wethington, reporter at The Monroe Evening News.
The top milking was 1 pound, 14 ounces; the fourth place ties were 6 ounces each.
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Laura Dekker, Dutch/New Zealander 16-year-old solo sailor, who is circumnavigating the globe in her 38ft Jeanneau Ginfizz ketch, Guppy, has left Cape Town on the last long leg across the Atlantic which, all going well, will complete her circumnavigation.
Capetown goodbye - photo from Jetsetting Magazine
Reaching Sint Maarten in the Caribbean, which she left on 5th January 2011, will make her the world's youngest ever circumnavigator.
However, a vicarious association with Laura over a long period of time (she first hit the headlines when she sailed the English Channel at the age of 13 and on arrival was promptly deposited in a Children's Home) suggests that the adventure she has undertaken is much more about the journey and less about the glory.
The voyage she has now undertaken, perhaps with stops at islands along the way is a journey of some 4000 nautical miles and perhaps the most challenging. (See map and apologies for the art work - Laura is not likely to clip off the edge of South America.) Her yacht Guppy has performed creditably along the journey with little serious trouble since she left Gibraltar in September 2010.
Cape Town to Sint Maarten
This does not mean that her journey has been any easy one. She has battled storms and high winds, long periods of serious sleep deprivation and blown out sails. 'On the one leg I blew my Genoa and Main sail which was challenging as I limped to the next port so I could get up and running again.'
The proven sturdiness of Guppy can be thanks to the work she and her father put into making her strong enough for the long miles she was planning. 'I picked Guppy up incredibly cheap, she was a wreck. With a lot of help from my dad, we did her up to the magnificent ocean crossing vessel that she is today.'
It is perhaps not so strange that Laura has taken to a sea life. As she recounted in a recent interview with Sophie Thompson of East Coast Radio, 'When I was five my Dad packed my family up and we set sail from Whangarei in New Zealand, where I was born. We sailed all the way to Holland on my father's boat. I believe that I am a doer and when I get an idea in my head, I usually strive to achieve it.'
Laura has been in Cape Town for several days, enjoying some leisure time and stocking up for this one last leg of her circumnavigation - but not the last leg of her journey. Once she reaches the Caribbean, she will continue through the Panama Canal for a second time and head back to New Zealand, which she missed last time round.
'I will make my way back to Whangarei in New Zealand where I hope to settle and maybe call home.'
Right now, after negotiating shipping channels and a very windy start from Capetown ('and the wind was from the wrong direction' she complained on her blog,) she is now becalmed until the next system passes through. 'I know the first 500nm will not be easy sailing', she says, but, in her typical low-key response, seems relaxed about 'toughing it out.'
Bon Voyage Laura!
To follow Laura's blog, go to her English language http://www.lauradekker.nl/English/Home.html!website.
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1879 Flowing Hair Stella, PR631879 $4 Flowing Hair, Judd-1635, Pollock-1833, R.3, PR63 PCGS. The 1879 Flowing Hair stella is one of the most classic and revered gold rarities in the entire U.S. numismatic series. All four of the 1879-1880 stella issues are patterns in the strict technical sense, a more-or-less-hairbrained numismatic experiment doomed to failure from the outset. But the 1879 Flowing Hair stellas are a special case, with much larger mintages than the three other types and fervidly sought alongside regular-issue U.S. coins by gold type collectors
One of the Most Popular of All U.S. Type Coins
One of the Most Popular of All U.S. Type Coins
The 1879 Flowing Hair stellas were produced in an unknown quantity that numbers at least several hundred pieces. For long years the story has circulated that there were 15 "originals" made in 1879 that lack planchet striations on Liberty's head. This was supposedly followed by a second, much larger restrike quantity in 1880 -- perhaps 400-700 pieces in all -- with those coins showing the planchet striations. As far as we can determine today, the story about the 15 originals has no basis in fact. The latest (10th) edition of the Judd pattern reference diplomatically states, "All gold impressions seen have parallel planchet striations near the top of the hair." Our experience is the same, and we have handled quite a few 1879 Flowing Hair stellas over the years: All show planchet striations on one or both sides, which we believe can be traced to the cut-down, thinner half eagle planchets used in the manufacture of these experimental coins. (The ultimate test would be metallurgical assay tests proving that stellas exist in the nominal metric alloy and weight claimed on the obverse, seven grams total weight that is six-sevenths gold, with the remaining one-seventh alloy that is three-tenths silver and seven-tenths copper. Such coins would almost certainly have to lack planchet striations, as they could not be made from cut-down planchets made of the 90/10 gold/copper standard alloy of federal gold coinage.)
This piece certainly displays the ubiquitous die striations. They are light on the obverse and remarkably strong over the star ("stella") on the reverse. The fields are moderately reflective, and unlike many stellas, there is minimal contrast between the fields and devices. The only two distinctive contact marks are in the lower left obverse field to the left of Liberty's neck.(Registry values: P1) (NGC ID# 28AZ, PCGS# 8057)
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12 years of blogging .. about medicine, technology and their intersection ...
December 28, 2011
This post from November 26th, 1999 - was the first on this blog. There were a few months of previous posts, but due to several platform changes back then - these seem to be lost.
No matter. 12 years is a long time. My blog is now officially an adolescent. I wonder what it will be when it grows up! Long-time readers are of course observant that I've been remarkably quiet for the past few years. This is due to my evolving work for an HIT vendor and now the Federal Government.
So I've been operating with this in the background for the past six years:
The opinions expressed on this blog are my own and do not represent the veiws of my employer.
And there is a rough "social media policy" (google docs - you have edit rights .. feel free to steal or enhance ... ) that I have in my head as well .. so in general I have done my best to observe and occasionally point to important publicly available information, but take care not to comment too deeply - for fear that others would interpret my commentary as a telegraph of my employer's next steps. This wouldn't be appropriate for me to share - and increasingly - I am concerned that most of my public thoughts could be interpreted in this way - so I've been holding back from any public commentary.
So for now - here we are.
I'll push the envelope a teensy bit and comment on some events of the past few months:
Tim HISTalk covered my arrival at ONC in a post about a month ago. He asked the right questions about the topic at hand - but he didn't get to the one that I am hearing often these days - which is .. "Why did you leave your leadership role at one of the top health IT companies, choose to spend weekdays away from your family, AND (with two kids in college) take a giant pay cut?"
The answer is easy: It's the right thing to do.
Health Care in the United States is at a turning point. It is well known that despite great advances - we don't provide the quality of care that we would. It is also self-evident (to me) that technology - carefully applied - will improve both the quality of care - and the efficiency, sensitivity, and ease with which it is delivered. Yes - some of those words may not be familiar to you - but why WOULDN'T we want it to be EASY to deliver great care? Why shouldn't we deliver SENSITIVE care (sensitive to your hopes, religion, fears, preferences) - in addition to efficient, evidence-based and (of course) cost effective) care?
So I have always tried to focus my work on helping others meet their true potential. In my first career - as a 16 year old sailing teacher, I helped kids find the freedom and autonomy that a good breeze and a sunfish will provide. As a teacher of junior high school kids - I witnessed breathtaking intellectual growth in a herd of 12 year olds who were otherwise distracted by adolescence and its daily challenges. Working with (some say "caring for") patients as a family physician - I found that my most important work was not to take control and "fix" my patients (as some of my mentors had advised in medical school) but to partner with my patients - serving as a resource - without any judgment or critique. As Bill Miller and James Prochaska have demonstrated (motivational interviewing, transtheoretical model) - people change when they choose to - and no sooner. Can we facilitate growth in others? Of course we can. But "facilitate" and "cause" are inherently different.
As a leader in a large health IT software company - my role was often to help our teams align the software products we were producing with the needs of our customers. This is not unlike the role of a good physician: we need to listen carefully and critically so that we understand the needs (which will sometimes differ from the "wants") so that we can facilitate success.
And isn't that the role of government too? Perhaps that's a political question. Some would argue that government should get out of the way, while others would argue that there is an important role for government to provide an infrastructure with which success can be facilitated. Is a healthy happy nation something that is important? Are there ways that government can facilitate a migration toward these goals?
I think so. Keep an eye on my occasional tweets , g+ posts (rss), and posts here on this blog. It will continue to be sparse here on the blog.


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Colburn Chamber Music Society Presents Arnold Steinhardt Today
The Colburn Chamber Music Society will present legendary musician, Arnold Steinhardt today, December 9 at 3:00pm Zipper Hall in Los Angeles. Steinhardt is a paramount figure in classical music as the first violinist and founding member of the iconic Guarneri String Quartet. Joining him will be select student and faculty performers from The Colburn School Conservatory of Music.
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R. Strauss: String Sextet, Op. 85 from "Capriccio"
Mozart: String Quintet No. 3 in C major, K.515
Dvo?ák: String Quintet No. 2 in G major, Op. 77
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Around the NBA: Rondo rolling
Maybe it was some encouraging words from Doc Rivers. Perhaps it was some harsh ones from Gary Payton.
Whatever the case, Rajon Rondo is playing some of the best basketball of his career.
Boston's point guard had his first triple-double in the Celtics' 114-96 victory over Indiana on Wednesday, finishing with 16 points, 13 rebounds and a career-high 17 assists. That came two nights after a 16-point, 12-assist performance in a rout of Orlando.
The 6-foot-1 Rondo is one of the NBA's quickest players, and he has good rebounding instincts for someone his size. But his coach thinks the recent strong play isn't about those physical gifts.
"We had a pretty good talk about two weeks ago. ... His next step has nothing to do with basketball. It's mental focus," Rivers said. "Every night bringing his best game and his best focus. And when he does that, he's a good player. He's young and that's a tough thing. It's tougher than it sounds."
Only in his third season, Rondo is considered one of the weak links on a Boston team that features perennial All-Stars Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and Ray Allen. That's how Payton seems to feel, comparing Rondo to players who ride superstars to championship rings while doing little more than waving towels from the bench.
"I respect the man's game, I'm just saying, man, he got put into a situation," Payton said last month while serving as a studio analyst on NBA TV.
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Three coaches have already been fired this season because their teams got off to disappointing starts, but Don Nelson doesn't fear the same fate.
According to Nellie, his team expected to be bad -- and rewarded him for it.
The Golden State Warriors gave Nelson a two-year contract extension on the eve of the season and apparently his bosses aren't expecting him to respond by winning Coach of the Year honors.
"I think part of the reason I got an extension this year was that I think our ownership knows that it's not going to be the best year this year," Nelson said, "and they wanted me to feel free to do what's best for the franchise and not worry too much about winning a couple of extra games."
Golden State missed the playoffs last season despite winning 48 games, and Nelson has spent the last week ruling out a postseason spot this time.
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what are your waxing thought primo, on horizontal surfaces front to back and vertical surfaces top to bottom?? i'm sure you've tried a 1000 or so application methods, and if you've tried it have you noticed better light refraction?
I honestly dont use wax that often because of the great selection of sealants and coatings available nowadays. when i did use waxes though, i always applied them with the DA polisher. i found i was able to lay down a nice even thin coat that way.
but the straight line application method that you are describing is actually a preferred method for application (i I use it with sealants and coatings that i apply by hand). the "theory" is that if you were to instill and scratches or marring during the application process, that they would be less noticable because they were in a straight line, instead of circular pattern (or swirls).
Im not sure that either application method has less chance of instilling scratches over the other. in my opinion, if the product you are applying is non-abrasive, the car is clean, and the medium you are using to apply the wax/sealant is soft and non marring, then you should achieve the same results using either method.
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+1 Will be following this for sure. And he cant make it a DAoC 2 since the franchies and title franchies and licenses are out of his hands, so this is about as close to a possible DAoC 2 that we may ever get but time will tell.
Happy to see Mark Jacobs is back at it. He already has my attention from his past 2 blogs and I still play DAoC to this day purely for the RvR (or whats left of it since its mainly stealth group) with friends that I met in DAoC over the years. Heres to hoping Mark Jacobs pulls another rabbit out of his hat with his past gem of DAoC.
DAoC didnt have a very big team at first, but of course of development he got investors and expanded. Nice thing now is a smaller team has more freedom with less investors letting him focus on his past success and improve upon his mistakes. :)
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Sounds like he has no real own idea for a new game and just wants to make a game which might be successfull in the biggest mmo market (asia). So lets add some dragons. Doesn't sound too exciting.
And concerning his question how our world would do if dragons entered it... we would kick their asses back to oblivion for sure. ;)
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Oh man! Just do DAOC2 ! Dont make experiments . This is your last chance in industrie!
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It sounds interesting on paper, but I stick with and enjoy MMOs for a long time because of variety in them. Something like this would probably be a blast for the short term, but after a few months of it I would likely tire. MMOs that kept me hooked for years were complicated beasts, with tons of different things to do and work on.
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I played DAoC from release until ToA. This is the spiritual successor to DAoC.
To get the rights to the DAoC IP they'd have to buy it back from Mythic which, even were it for sale, would jack the price and thereby detract from the quality of the game because instead of the money going into development it would be sunk first and foremost into the IP rights.
Or they could get into bed with EA, which would be worse because, as we all know, EA is the devil.
To me, MJ and crew are doing the very best possible thing - they are taking the part of DAoC which the hardcore crowd loved (RvR) and removing the 50 level PvE grindfest and sidestepping IP rights by calling it Camelot Unchained, code for "This *IS* DAoC 2, but we can't call it that". Why else would they use the word "Camelot" and say it's a tri-realm RvR game?
Connect the dots man. It's not that hard. They're not that far apart.
@ Ilaya (OP) - What has MJ learned? He's learned not to get into bed with EA and other big companies that end up effing up the game by trying to bend it into something that he and the hardcore RvR playerbase doesn't want.
You think he has learned not to listen to the community? He's kickstarting it with his own money and the help of loyal fans precisely so that he can make it what longtime DAoC fans want. If it was not done in this way EA would be calling the shots and they'd demand a WoW-clone with lots of PvE and a slapped-on RvR system as an afterthought and they'd want it spammed out ASAP so it'd be released without a lot of features and it'd suck and flop in 6 months because it'd be a frankenstein of what MJ wanted, EA wanted and the players wanted.
Think man! Think! You should be excited. This is DAoC2 in all by name. Finally, after 12 years we are going to get a chance to back the spiritual sequel to the greatest MMO ever!
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Nobody else has a personal stake in the battle, and that's a problem. With the Goa'uld, everyone had something. For O'Neill and Jackson, it was Skarra and Sha're being taken by Apophis. For Carter, it was her unwilling bonding with Jolinar and her father becoming a Tok'ra. For Teal'c, it was a fight for his people's freedom. Even Mitchell had his personal desire to bring SG-1 together and learn from them, but at this point that's played out and he's settled in. The closest we come to a personal stake for a non-Vala character is Jackson's (completely justified) frustration with how little interest most of the ascended Ancients have in actually getting involved in the fight against the Ori.
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Serena Williams faced down a stadium of opponents, and a stubbornly good one across the net in Heather Watson, writes Steve Tignor.
A dramatic day at Wimbledon ended with a match that wouldn't end: Marin Cilic and John Isner remain tied at 10-all. Ed McGrogan recaps it all.
Stan Wawrinka, Maria Sharapova, and Novak Djokovic all booked their spots in the fourth round—as did CoCo Vandeweghe, who beat Sam Stosur 6-2, 6-0.
Three ways of looking at Rafael Nadal's latest Wimbledon loss.
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How Mattek-Sands and Vandeweghe brought the U.S. game to grass on Wednesday.
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Wimbledon Lookahead: Dustin Brown tries for encore
The world No. 1 kept hopes of a Grand Slam alive with a 6-2, 4-6, 7-5 win.
Wimbledon Lookahead: Dustin Brown tries for encore
Isner at it again at Wimbledon, tied 10-all in 5th vs. Cilic
Also, Belinda Bencic defeated Bethanie Mattek Sands, 7-5, 7-5.
The world No. 3 plans to take a break and then get back into training for the hard-court season.
The 24-year-old has struggled in the first half of the 2015 season, going 2-3 in his last three events.
The 28-year-old Scot will also begin implementing advanced analytics into his training.
Spanish tennis federation fires Davis Cup team captain Leon
A trio of women's matches to watch at the All England Club.
Forty years after one of the biggest upsets in tennis, a look back at the men that made the match.


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Lady Antebellum rocks Big Horn Country USA at the Trails End Concert Park, Saturday, June 21st. Photo submissions by Jim Schellinger.
Lower Sheep Creek aid station for the Bighorn Mountain Run Saturday. Photo submissions by Chris Heaps.
A few shots from Friday's performances at the Big Horn Country USA music festival in Sheridan.
(All photos by Ron Richter)
Sheridan Troopers Thursday Night game against the Colorado Summit Tigers. Troopers won 11-2. Troopers play a double header Sunday, June 22nd against Rapid City POST 320. Photos courtesy of Amy Martini
At noon on Thursday the Girls' Summer Basketball Camp sponsored by Sheridan College closed with this group photo.
Preparations underway for Big Horn Country USA. Photo submission from Julie Chadwick.
Sheridan received a flash rain storm tonight that pelted the tree leaves. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)
Mike Kennedy of Gillette drove his 1914 Reeves over the weekend in the antique tractor and engine show parade in Shoshoni. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)
Photos by Angie ViAnn
Rec District Women's Softball Teams, Heartland Kabota VS Buggy Bath/Bozeman Trail. Photos courtesy of Amy Martini
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My question mostly centres around the use of the listitem control because it would be nice to be able to edit the order of the list items presented for use in my program, rather than me having to create my own custom control(s).