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I love the color of this shawl (burgandy) and found it to be comfortable. I wore it to work with a basic knit shirt underneath and received many compliments, from my high school students!
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Gave to my Mom to use during dialysis. Keeps her warm while leaving her arm free for the dialysis.
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I bought this for my 91-year-old mother. I had bought her a charcoal-colored one earlier, and she's worn it a lot. She decided she needed a lighter color for spring, so I got her the baby blue one. It's nice that there's a button to hold the shawl closed around her. The shawl also washes very nicely - I just put it in a mesh bag and toss it in the washer.
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What a blessing to see the children and they're smiles. I wish they could do that from every project. It is awesome!!! Thank you Compassion Ministries for listening to God, making a vision become a reality, and allowing all that feel called to share in the blessings of this ministry. On God's path to leading children to Christ…………Linda
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Firefox 2.0 Beta 1 Available
The first beta of Firefox 2.0, codenamed Bon Echo, is now available. The most interesting features of the new version are: inline spell checking - Firefox underlines the errors and suggests alternatives, the new search bar integrates Google Suggest (and also a similar feature for Yahoo) and lets you manage search engines much easier, session restore - if the browser crashes, it will open the previous tabs when you restart.
Firefox 2.0 gathers extensions and themes under one name: add-ons, so it's easier to manage and update them. The new version includes an anti-phishing feature previously available in Google Toolbar, although by default Firefox uses a local list of malicious sites and doesn't connect to Google.
Now it's easier to subscribe to feeds by clicking on the orange icon from the address bar. You also have the option to subscribe using a different feed reader (the options are: a desktop feed reader like Outlook, IGoogle, MyYahoo and Bloglines). If you use another online feed reader, open a new tab, type about:config and enter "browser.content" in the Filter box. Now you can replace Bloglines with your feed reader: double-click on the title and on the URL and enter the new values. For NewsGator, you should enter: http://www.newsgator.com/ngs/subscriber/subext.aspx?url=%s .
If you close some tabs by mistake, you can go to History / Recently Closed Tabs and choose the tab you want to reopen. Another option is to right-click on a tab and select "Undo Close Tab".
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* most extensions will be incompatible with the new build, so you have to add Nightly Tools Extension after installing Firefox 2.0 Beta 1. Restart the browser, go to Tools / Add-ons and click on "Make all extensions compatible". Restart again. (Too many restarts, but that's how Firefox works.)
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Apple's China Factor
Earlier this week, Asymco's Horrace Dediu wrote a wonderful post about the huge differences between Microsoft and Apple in China. He makes a very strong case for how difficult of a position Microsoft is in. I encourage you to the Asymco post in detail to understand his arguments. Pretty compelling stuff.
Tim Cook was recently quoted in the media as saying he believes China will inevitably become Apple's largest market. Currently China is their #2 market behind the USA. Asymco predicts that the crossover could happen in 2016 given the incredible strength of Chinese growth for Apple. Seems reasonable to me.
The interesting thing about China is the number of mobile users. Asymco points out that China has 3x as many mobile users as the US. Reports from China's CNIC show that China had 538 million netizens at the end of June 2012, with 388 million of these being mobile users. That leaves only 150 million PC users. Obviously mobile use is growing tremendously, while PC growth is not.
So that's where things stand right now. But will Microsoft be able to make a dent in the market with Windows Phone? Often, I find a good indicator of success comes from Google Trends. This is Google's tool to measure search queries on certain phrases. So I compared the term "iPhone" to various Microsoft-centric keywords like "Windows Phone", "Windows 8" and "Windows8". It's pretty obvious that either nobody in China wants Microsoft powered phones, or they just aren't searching for information about them using Google.
We've all heard the claims that the world is moving towards mobile computing. I think it's true, but I certainly have no plans to throw away my Macbook Pro. I wouldn't be happy with just iOS (or Android, or BlackBerry 10, or whatever). But in developing markets I think the transition is happening much faster. Mobile devices are cheaper, always connected, and (obviously) portable. The majority of Internet connections in China are already mobile. This means app development will concentrate towards this larger user base. In emerging markets, I think it's fair to say that the traditional PC market is dead.
This is what leads me to believe Apple will build a less expensive iPhone. I have no idea if the rumours of a this-year launch are right or wrong. But I do believe it makes great sense for Apple to capitalize on its strong position by taking its price point down somewhat. We'll just have to wait and see when and if it happens.
If Apple can launch lower-cost (and presumably lower spec) devices specifically in emerging markets, meaning they are not available in the USA or other developed markets, I think it will really help overall sales and profitability. I'm not saying they need to be sub-$200, but I do think Apple can't maximize profitability at $600+ in China and other markets.
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Re: "... either nobody in China wants Microsoft powered phones, or they just aren't searching for information about them using Google."
I think it's both. First, Apple has huge mindshare in China. Microsoft does not.
Second, we all know how poorly Google has done in mainland China. Google search never had more than 29% of search engine market share in China. Baidu being #1 (with more than 50%?) of course.
Re: "But I do believe it makes great sense for Apple to capitalize on its strong position by taking its price point down somewhat."
Agree. Especially if Apple can do that without starting a massive gray market export business shipping the lower-cost iPhones to cheapskates around the world. And how can Apple do that? By cutting that elusive deal with China Mobile with its 703 million subscribers. With a lower-cost iPhone that works only on China Mobile's oddball variant of 3G (and later their oddball variant of 4G). Won't work anywhere else. Zero gray market.
Later, Apple could ship a world-ready variant of that lower-cost iPhone. If it makes business sense (i.e. if it won't cannibalize sales of the higher-margin iPhone too much.) And I think it could, if the lower-cost iPhone has a smaller screen. And how could it have a smaller screen and still be "Retina"? By the same screen technology as the Retina iPad mini. But that's a different thread, isn't it?
One more thing. Get ready for a lot of "if's" here.
If Apple cuts a deal with China Mobile, and if the deal is for a lower-cost China-Mobile-only iPhone, and if there are big sales numbers ...
... then maybe, just maybe China Mobile will ask Apple to create a variant of the latest "normal" iPhone for them. If there's enough demand for a full-featured "normal" iPhone. Especially if the lower-cost iPhone has a smaller screen. Whew.
how much money does a 3.5 inch qHD screen cost? qHD isnt anything special so I'd imagine it being cheaper. The put in all the specs of the newest iPod Touch (a5 processor, 5mp camera, etc).
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Pink Floyd cover band Brit Floyd brings music to Toledo March 13Written by Matt Liasse | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Music of David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Rick Wright, Nick Mason and Syd Barrett – or Pink Floyd – will be celebrated at the Huntington Center this week.
Cover band Brit Floyd will be in town on March 13, featuring "note-for-note performances" of songs from Pink Floyd's biggest albums: "The Dark Side of the Moon," "Wish You Were Here," "The Wall," "The Division Bell" and "Animals."
This is the first time since last summer this European band is returning in the States.
"I think if there's one place for a band to tour properly, it's the United States," vocalist, guitarist and musical director Damian Darlington said. "It's always very special, a lot of fun and very easy to tour in the U.S. compared perhaps to some other places in the world."
Since their first show in Liverpool, England, in 2011, Brit Floyd has traveled the world and played for more than one million fans.
"It's been very special," Darlington said. "It's remarkable how quickly Brit Floyd has managed to establish itself. … It's been a lot of fun and a very special experience."
Darlington spent 17 years playing with another Pink Floyd tribute show, so is experienced.
"I was hoping and expecting Brit Floyd would take off in the way it did," Darlington said. "As a musician, I like playing in front of audiences and getting a chance to play onstage with other good musicians … I'm happy to do this for as long as people want to hear Pink Floyd music."
This show, titled "Discovery," named after Pink Floyd's recent box set of the same name, is a three-hour spectacle that chronologically explores Pink Floyd's catalog, spanning beyond three decades. "Discovery" promises live renditions of the biggest hits and the lesser known gems.
Darlington had the task of forming the setlist, which he based off the recent box set. At least one track from every Pink Floyd album will be played during the show.
"I thought it a cool idea to kind of represent that in some way," he said. "We're going back to the very beginning."
In true Pink Floyd fashion, the show will also feature circle lights and original video with animation inspired by the artwork of Pink Floyd collaborator Storm Thorgerson. Darlington said attention to detail went into the work.
"Given that what Pink Floyd is principally about is touring and we do so much of it … it's a constantly evolving process," Darlington said. "We can't plan it for many months because for many months we're out on tour."
Darlington fell in love with music when he received a guitar for Christmas when he was 11 years old. He discovered Pink Floyd when he was 13 years old and heard "The Wall."
"I've been hooked on them ever since," he said.
Tickets for the 8 p.m. show are on sale now through Ticketmaster, the Huntington Center Box Office or by calling (800) 745-3000. For more information, visit britfloyd.com or huntintoncentertoledo.com.
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JACKSONVILLE, Ala. --- The Chattanooga Mocs (0-2) dropped a 27-24 decision at the hands of No. 24 Jacksonville State (1-1) Saturday evening on Burgess-Snow Field. UTC tied the game at 24 with 39 seconds left, only to see the Gamecocks kick a 37-yard field goal to win as time expired.
The Mocs trailed 24-16 with 2:52 to go in the game. They got a big play on the second snap of the drive as Jacob Huesman (Chattanooga, Tenn.) found Faysal Shafaat (Orlando, Fla.) for a 28-yard catch-and-run across midfield to the JSU 49.
Seven plays later, UTC faced a do-or-die, fourth-and-five on the JSU 34, with 1:01 to play. Huesman found Ron Moore (Sanford, Fla.) streaking across the middle for 16 yards and a first down. On the very next snap, Huesman and Moore continued their fourth quarter symmetry with an 18-yard touchdown hookup.
That made it 24-22 Gamecocks. Despite a high snap, Huesman made a quick handoff to Keon Williams (Chattanooga, Tenn.) who bulled into the end zone for the two-point conversion.
Chattanooga squibbed the ensuing kickoff with Gabriel Chambers taking the ball at the JSU 11. He almost broke it going 34 yards before getting tackled by kicker Nick Pollard (Smyrna, Tenn.) at the JSU 45.
Four plays later, the Gamecocks faced second and 10 at the Mocs' 33 with six ticks left on the clock. They decided to run one more play, a run up the middle.
DaMarcus James broke loose for 13 yards, breaking tackles down to the UTC 20 as time seemed to expire. One second was put back on the clock, setting up a 37-yard field goal attempt that Griffin Thomas drilled through the uprights for the 27-24 win.
Huesman racked up 347 yards of total offense in his first collegiate start. He ran for 166 yards on 21 carries and completed 18 of 30 for 181 yards in the air. He accounted for all three Mocs touchdowns - one with his feet and two with his arm.
His 166 rushing yards are the second-most by a quarterback in school history and the second-most by a freshman in the UTC record books.
Chattanooga rushed for 241 yards on 50 rushes. Williams ran 19 times for 51 yards. Tommy Hudson (Moutrie, Ga.) had a game-high seven catches (34 yards), while Moore added four receptions for 55 yards, all in the fourth quarter.
The Gamecocks were equal to the task in the running game with 216 yards on 37 totes. After just 33 yards in the first quarter, JSU had 183 in the final three averaging a touch more than seven yards per carry.
James carried the ball 16 times for 120 yards. Troymaine Pope had four less touches for 100 yards. James had both offensive touchdowns, while Pierre Warren had the other with a 75-yard fumble return in the opening quarter.
It was all Jacksonville State early. The Gamecocks scored the first 17 points of the game with James' 43-yard dart with 4:48 to go in the first half capping that scoring run.
Huesman directed a 12-play, 53-yard drive on the ensuing possession. Chaz Moore (Memphis, Tenn.) set the Mocs up in excellent field position as his 42-yard kickoff return put the ball on the UTC 47.
Marquis Green (Palmetto, Fla.) started it off with a four-yard rush across midfield. Huesman ran it four consecutive times for 31 yards to get inside the JSU 20. Williams got within an eyelash of scoring with just six seconds left on the clock. After a UTC timeout, Huesman bulled in on fourth and inches to get the Mocs on the scoreboard trailing 17-7 at the break.
Pollard hit a 30-yard field goal on Chattanooga's first possession of the second half to draw within a touchdown, 17-10. The score was set up by linebacker Gunner Miller's (Chattanooga, Tenn.) second career interception.
James got his second score with a 30-yard catch-and-run from Coty Blanchard. That was a quick answer to the Mocs field goal extending the lead to 14, 24-10.
UTC scored on the very next possession as well. Moore again put his squad in great field position with a 48-yard return to the 50. Eight plays later, Pollard nailed a 26-yard field goal but a JSU personal foul penalty gave the Mocs the ball inside the five.
Huesman found Tray James (College Park, Ga.) on a fade route for a four-yard touchdown, the first in the air for either player in their college careers. Pollard's point after attempt hit the crossbar to make it 24-16.
It is a quick turnaround this week for the Mocs as they host Glenville State in the home opener Thursday night. Kickoff is at 7 p.m., at Finley Stadium.
It is a Gold Rush with fans encouraged to wear gold to the game. Tickets are available at the McKenzie Arena Gate One Ticket Office, online at GoMocs.com or by calling 266-MOCS (6627).
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
JSU - Griffin Thomas 33 yd Field Goal - 1/5:35/0-3
Drive: 16 plays, 64 yards, 7:34
Key Play(s): 3/7/H33 Marques Ivory 21 yards to Alan Bonner. 3/13/V25 Ivory to Bonner for 15 yards.
JSU - Pierre Warren 75 yard Fumble Return (Thomas Kick) - 1/2:21/0-10
JSU - DaMarcus James 43 yard run (Thomas Kick) - 2/4:48/0-17
Drive: 2 plays, 49 yards, 0:45
Key Play(s): N/A
UTC - Jacob Huesman 1 yard run (Nick Pollard Kick) - 2/0:01/7-17
Drive: 12 plays, 53 yards, 4:38
Key Play(s): 3/1/H25 Huesman 5 yd rush. 3/3/H11 Keon Williams 5 yd rush.
UTC - Pollard 30 yd Field Goal - 3/11:32/10-17
Drive: 6 plays, 23 yards, 2:53
Key Play(s): Gunner Miller interception returned 25 yds to JSU 35
JSU - James 30 yd pass from Coty Blanchard (Thomas Kick) - 3/7:54/10-24
Drive: 8 plays, 77 yards, 3:31
Key Play(s): N/A
UTC - Tray James 4 yd pass from Huesman (Kick Failed) - 3/4:30/16-24
Drive: 9 plays, 50 yards, 3:14
Key Play(s): 4/G/H8 - Personal Foul JSU gives 1st down to Mocs
UTC - Ron Moore 16 yd pass from Huesman (Williams Run) - 4/0:39/24-24
Drive: 10 plays, 79 yards, 2:13
Key Play(s): 4/5/H34 - Huesman to Moore for 18 yards (play prior to TD)
JSU - Griffin 37 yd Field Goal - 4/0:33/24-27
Drive: 6 plays, 35 yards, 0:33
Key Play(s): 2/10/V33 - James runs 13 yards as clock runs out. Refs decide run was amazingly in five seconds while breaking tackles as they add one second to clock. Thomas hit field goal on next play.
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We agree completely with The Valley Reporter editor regarding the recently (permanently) installed flashing radar signs that now welcome visitors and residents alike to our villages. They are distracting and ugly and certainly are not in keeping with the quaint, country village theme that we want to perpetuate in Vermont.
Why do our select boards eagerly accept grant monies without thinking about the impact and without consulting the town residents? One day these ugly signs just appeared in Warren. At least the Fayston board plans on consulting their residents before installing the lights or other Safe Routes to School proposals. Do they really think that schoolchildren are going to walk long distances to school when there are buses that stop at their doors? Do they really think that these flashing signs will change this mindset?
We can't possibly imagine how a car could be speeding after making the sharp turn into Warren Village at the north entrance. This shows that not much thought was given to the placement of these signs.
Let's be honest. These signs are a waste of the taxpayers' money and the folly of a few in Montpelier. With the rather large shortfall in our national and state budgets, this money could be put to a much better use. Perhaps the state could add it to travel and tourism so that more visitors will come to our Valley and we can all benefit from it.
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Nokia bringing maps to iOS with Nokia Here
Nokia is set to release its own map application for iOS. Called Here, the application will be part of a wider rebranding of Nokia's mapping product. Here won't be completely native, as Nokia announced that it is based on HTML5. Here will include voice-guided walking directions and some measure of offline functionality, among other features. Nokia says in its press release:
To further extend its location services, Nokia is launching a maps application for iOS under the HERE brand. Based on HTML5, it will include offline capabilities, voice-guided walk navigation, and public transport directions. The application is scheduled to be available for free download from Apple's App Store in the coming weeks.
With the problems faced by Apple Maps, many have looked to Google for a new native mapping experience on iOS, but it's not here yet. Nokia says Here will arrive "in the coming weeks."
There hasn't been serious maps competition on iOS before, so these next few months, with Google and Nokia releasing competing products, and Apple fixing errors and filling in missing data, are going to be interesting to watch. It is also important to remember that despite problems faced by many, Maps on iOS are still reliable for many others. When these alternative apps from Google and Nokia do eventually launch, if they are good, iOS will have not one but three viable mapping options available.
While some might question whether or not Apple would approve these apps, remember that having three major mapping apps on iOS is good for users, and makes iOS more attractive, and as long as you're using iOS, Apple wins.
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It's actually pretty impressive as a web app. m.here.net has worked really well for me. Pulled up all sorts of public transit options and driving directions around chicago
I just looked up the site on my iphone and its actually very helpful. The only downside would be that it lacks detail just as apples own maps does in my area. This is actually painful to look at where as Googles map are refined and apples are not anywhere near googles level of refinement but they sure did draw them easy on the eyes
Nokia Maps is already available in App form for iPhone and iPad as part of the Many Maps app, which also gives you StreetView enabled Google Maps, Bing Maps and the community based OpenTouchMap - iTunes link: http://is.gd/ManyMaps


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Dawson County has been well-represented by its Parks and Recreation track team at the recent district and state competitions.
Dawson County's 12 and under Lady Tigers traveled to Carrollton March 7-8 to compete in the GRPA Class B State Basketball Tournament.
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Isabelle Kinsey, swimming in the 8 and under age group, set several all-star times for her Dawsonville Racers team during a meet held at the City Pool in Dacula on June 22.
The Dawsonville Racers girls swim team competed at the North Georgia Swim League Splash meet at the Ruby Fulbright Aquatic Center in Clarksville on June 15.
Coach Stephanie Morgan's boys swim team competed at the North Georgia Swim League Splash meet June 15 at the Ruby Fulbright Aquatic Center in Clarksville.
More than 30 swimmers braved a chilly, drizzly Monday morning at Veterans Memorial Park in order to prepare for the upcoming meet in Cumming.
Dawson County Parks and Recreation held its annual Volunteer Coaches Appreciation Banquet last week at Rock Creek Sports Complex.
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Dawson County Park and Recreation's youth wrestling team, the John Wayne Corcoran Wrestling Association, had 20 wrestlers compete in 23 weight classes at the Dahlonega Goldmine tournament at Lumpkin County High School on Saturday.
Kincaid Schuette won tournament champion in the 8 and under, 65 pound weight class after wrestling his way through a 13 man bracket with two pins and a tech fall.
Dawson County cheerleaders, led by coach Keely Amos, took part in two camps at Rock Creek Park last week.
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Matthew Wood led the Dawsonville Racers swim team on June 13 at the Ruby Fulbright Aquatic Center in Habersham County.
The Dawsonville Racers swim team competed at the North Georgia Swim League Invitational on June 20.
The Dawsonville Racers swim team competed at the North Georgia Swim League Pentathlon Saturday at the Brad Aiken YMCA in Winder.
Squeaking sneakers and bouncing basketballs could be heard throughout Rock Creek Park June 1-5, as it played host to the annual fundamental camp for girls.
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Ashe faced conference leading East Wilkes on Tuesday and came up short against the Cardinals, losing 9-0.
Cardinal top seed Greylin Cleary took down Sam Bowers in straight sets, 6-2, 6-1. In the second seeded match, Dillon Shew picked up the victory over Lucas Zeller, beating him 6-2, 6-1.
Alvin Sales defeated third seeded Een Shepherd by a 6-2, 6-2 score. The fourth and fifth seeded matches were both 6-0, 6-0 wins for East Wilkes. Levi Barker defeated Jacob O'Neal and Jeffrey Haynes beat senior Jordan Spell.
Cardinal sixth seed Luke Patterson won his match via forfeit.
In doubles action, Cleary and Sales were 8-4 winners over Bowers and Zeller. The duo of Shew and Barker was 8-9 winners over Shepherd and O'Neal. Haynes and Patterson won the third and final doubles match via forfeit.
Ashe is now 5-5 overall and 4-5 in the Mountain Valley Athletic Conference.


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Weighing in at one ton and nearly the size of a car, NASA's newest Mars rover, dubbed Curiosity, beamed out its first photograph from another planet early Monday morning, much to the relief of a team of anxiously awaiting, Earth-based mission controllers.
With a price tag of $2.5 billion, Curiosity's mission is to determine whether or not Mars once had the ability to sustain life. A bevy of instrumentation, including a spectral analyzer and other sophisticated devices, are among the tools in Curiosity's belt.
One person here in Hazard who is excitedly watching the rover's mission unfold is Tom Cravens, director of the Challenger Learning Center of Kentucky located on the campus of Hazard Community and Technical College.
"I think I'm like most Americans," Cravens said. "I think everybody's excited about it."
The Challenger Center is the only such center of its kind in Eastern Kentucky, and serves as an avenue for young children to get a feel for what space exploration may be like. One of the center's programs actually focuses on Mars and explores the similarities between coal mining and space science. It is an interesting program, Cravens said, as it geared toward fourth graders, who when they reach adulthood will be of the age when manned space flights to Mars could very well be a reality.
But for now, mankind is making its presence known on Mars via a remote-controlled robotic rover. Even so, it's an exciting time considering the ingenuity it took to land the large rover on our celestial neighbor, intact and operational.
"When you look at how many moving parts there were to that thing, and how many things could go wrong, it is truly an engineering feat that they were able to make that work," Cravens said.
Curiosity's landing was like something straight out of a science fiction novel. Encased in a capsule for its eight-month journey to Mars, the rover penetrated the Martian atmosphere at a blistering 13,000 miles per hour before a parachute deployed to slow the capsule's descent and allow a sky crane — held aloft by a rocket booster — to further slow the capsule enough for Curiosity to be lowered on cables to the planet's surface.
Curiosity's journey to Mars covered more than 300 million miles. The rover is expected to explore the planet's surface for two years, though if it holds out like its predecessors, Spirit and Opportunity, it could go well beyond that life expectancy. Spirit and Opportunity landed on Mars in 2004, and were only expected to last for a few months. Opportunity is still beaming back data for scientists to analyze.
Mission controllers will be hoping to build on the successes of the earlier rovers. That mission resulted in the discovery of evidence that Mars was once a warmer planet with flowing liquid on its surface, both of which are thought to be necessary components for the formation of life.
Curiosity touched down at 10:32 p.m. Sunday night, sparking a media frenzy as the rover's first black-and-white photographs were released to the public showing its shadow cast upon the red plant's surface. Cravens said the rover's successful landing could serve to bring interest back to an agency that has befallen uncertain times as the nation continues to navigate through a tough economy. NASA's shuttle program was recently scrapped, and according to news reports the agency's Mars exploration budget is also slated for cuts next year.
A lot of people have remained serious about exploring Mars and the opportunities the planet could represent, Cravens added, but some serious thought will also be needed as the program moves forward.
"The people that would need to get serious about it are the decision makers in Washington that put an emphasis on it, kind of like JFK put an emphasis on going to the moon," he said.
And while Cravens expects the new rover to find further evidence that Mars was once a warmer planet, he noted that he isn't willing just yet to make any kind of predictions of how successful Curiosity will be in finding actual signs of life. He is, however, hopeful that the mission will spur excitement about space exploration.
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The men's team is hosting their second annual Tip Off Tournament while the women travel to Buffalo State to participate in the 23rd annual Betty Abgott Tournament.
In Hamburg, Clarkson University (1-0) will compete against Utica College (0-1) at 6pm in the Hafner Recreation Center. Clarkson captured an 86-69 victory over Paul Smith College while Utica dropped a 72-67 game to Potsdam earlier this week.
Hilbert (0-1) hosts Keuka College (0-1) at 8pm in a rematch of last year's Tip Off consolation game. Hilbert suffered a 77-76 last-second defeat to Nazareth College this week and Keuka was beaten (67-49) by Canton.
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Cool bump. Just a few months ago I picked up some the Bas CD's, used. They are awesome. On the weekends I hit the weights, hit some plyometrics, and then finish off with 15 or so minutes of either track 1 or track 2 depending on how I'm feeling. The results I've been getting are amazing. He goes fast but once you kinda get his rhythm you can keep up.
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I do some Tony Little, mix it up with Chuck Norris, and finish with Tae Bo.
Seriously, why can't anyone create their own cardio routine? Burpees, Punching Bag, Sandbag lifts, modified bodyweight moves(alternate grip L sit pullups, anyone?), medicine ball, obsticle course? Come on? You know how to gas yourself, just do it!
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I got these for cheap and like them for those times I have to train by myself.
CD 1: Boxing
CD 2: Thai Boxing (adds knees and kick)
CD 3: All round fighting (adds sprawls and some ground movement)
CD 4: Workout
CD 1, 2, and 3 all have 2 tracks. The first is 10 two minute rounds with 1 minute rest in between and the second track is 7 three minute rounds with 1 minute rest between.
CD 4 has two workouts. First is about 30 minutes long and is non-stop. The second is one minute rounds of kicks with grappling in between (or exercise if you dont).
You can use CD 1, 2, and 3 for shadow boxing, bag work, or work with a partner and focus mitts or Thai pads.
There is also a 1 hour instructional DVD that comes with the package where Bas explains how to use the tapes.
Yes, you could easily make one of these for yourself, but then you wouldnt have Bas Ruttens voice in your ears nor his witty comments in your ears.
And, thank god, none of his signing is used as the soundtrack in these tapes.
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What supplements do you use to bulk up
Apart from trainings and weights i want to add to my diet so i can gain 5 - 10 pounds in a month and my uncle has a huge discount on ensure plus. Has ariund 20g of proteinn and i was wondering if combining it with whole milk will help if i take 2 glasses a day apart from my meals.
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Food is the best supplement. Eat more. Steak, chicken, fish, oats, quinoa, lamb, sloth, fruit bat, breakfast cereals...
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Interesting article recently posted on the BBC news website.
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Go buy some tuna in bulk then eat it all the time. Or you can do the milk thing. But from what I hear the milk diet makes you feel like crap.
Phrost has the r34l!Combatives training log.
Gezere: paraphrase from Bas Rutten, Never escalate the level of violence in fight you are losing. :D
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Ensure Plus ingredients:
Water, Corn Maltodextrin, Sugar, Milk Protein Concentrate, Canola Oil, Soy Protein Isolate, Corn Oil, Pea Protein Concentrate. Less than 0.5% of the Following: Natural & Artificial Flavor, Magnesium Phosphate, Potassium Citrate, Soy Lecithin, Sodium Citrate, Potassium Chloride, Calcium Phosphate, Calcium Carbonate, Salt, Choline Chloride, Ascorbic Acid, Potassium Hydroxide, Carrageenan, Ferrous Sulfate, dl-Alpha-Tocopheryl Acetate, Zinc Sulfate, Niacinamide, Manganese Sulfate, Calcium Pantothenate, Cupric Sulfate, Vitamin A Palmitate, Thiamine Chloride Hydrochloride, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Riboflavin, Chromium Chloride, Folic Acid, Sodium Molybdate, Biotin, Sodium Selenate, Potassium Iodide, Phylloquinone, Vitamin D3, and Cyanocobalamin.
When I want to gain weight, I supplement by doubling my intake of eggs, milk, yogurt, and meat. And vegetables. And butter and coconut oil. In roughly that order.
But to answer your question, I do like Bluebonnet whey, but only one scoop in a milk-and-berries shake, and only after workouts. Relying on supplements instead of hard workouts and eating lots of food is for the weak.What a disgrace it is for a man to grow old without ever seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable. -Xenophon's Socrates
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Although no new applications have been made by Carroll County officials, additional funding for the Phase III renovations of Carroll County High School and Carroll County Intermediate School is available through federal funding agency Rural Development.
The Carroll County Board of Supervisors originally authorized a $26.7 million Phase III project for the renovations of CCIS and CCHS and the closing of Woodlawn School in June of 2010, contingent upon the use of Rural Development funds and Build America Bonds. Anticipated funding from Rural Development ultimately fell through, however, when federal stimulus dollars ran out. The Carroll County School Board instead scaled the project back to $15 million after receiving a Qualified School Construction Bond (QSCB) in that same amount with zero percent interest over 16 years.
However, Rural Development Area Director Travis Jackson said the original application of $26.7 million was never closed, and could still be used for additional funding for school projects that may go above and beyond the $15 million. According to Jackson, Carroll County agencies have talked about using some of those funds.
"Right now it is still in the preliminary stages. We never did completely withdraw that application (of $26.7 million) that was originally placed for the schools. We just sort of put everything on hold to see if the (Carroll County Industrial Development Authority) working with the school board needed any additional money," Jackson said. "We haven't gotten a new application from them at all. It is still out there, but not active. There have been some discussions about some additional improvements above what the QSCB money could pay for, and we would certainly do anything in our power to help them receive money over and above what they got from the state."
Carroll County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Strader Blankenship said he wasn't aware of any movement in the school board or Carroll County IDA looking to request additional funds at this time. However, he said it wouldn't hurt his feelings if the HVAC system could be upgraded or replaced at the high school, which has used the same HVAC system since it opened in 1969.
"I certainly wouldn't be opposed to that. We have been talking with the board of supervisors all along about our issues through HVAC and those kinds of things," Blankenship said. "The high school needs a complete HVAC upgrade and overhaul."
The original plans for the HVAC system in the $26.7 million renovation proposal that fell through included between $4.5 million and $5 million for HVAC, Blanksenship said. The current HVAC setup at CCHS runs on a two-pipe system, Blankenship said, which means whenever the decision is made to change over from heating to cooling or vice versa, it can't be changed back easily if the weather reverses course.
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HAZARD – An indictment was returned Friday against a Perry County man accused of shooting three people at a college in Hazard last month.
Dalton Stidham, 21, of Bulan, was indicted on three counts of murder, a capital offense, according to the indictment. Stidham was initially charged on Jan. 15 after police said he shot and killed Caitlin, Jackie, and Taylor Cornett in the parking lot of Hazard Community and Technical College.
Stidham is currently being lodged in the Leslie County jail without bond. He will be arraigned in Perry Circuit Court on Feb. 21.


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|Home > Guides > Core Developers Guide > Interceptors > Execute and Wait Interceptor
The ExecuteAndWaitInterceptor is great for running long-lived actions in the background while showing the user a nice progress meter. This also prevents the HTTP request from timing out when the action takes more than 5 or 10 minutes.Using this interceptor is pretty straight forward. Assuming that you are including struts-default.xml, this interceptor is already configured but is not part of any of the default stacks. Because of the nature of this interceptor, it must be the last interceptor in the stack. This interceptor works on a per-session basis. That means that the same action name (myLongRunningAction, in the above example) cannot be run more than once at a time in a given session. On the initial request or any subsequent requests (before the action has completed), the wait result will be returned. The wait result is responsible for issuing a subsequent request back to the action, giving the effect of a self-updating progress meter. If no "wait" result is found, Struts will automatically generate a wait result on the fly. This result is written in FreeMarker and cannot run unless FreeMarker is installed. If you don't wish to deploy with FreeMarker, you must provide your own wait result. This is generally a good thing to do anyway, as the default wait page is very plain. Whenever the wait result is returned, the action that is currently running in the background will be placed on top of the stack. This allows you to display progress data, such as a count, in the wait page. By making the wait page automatically reload the request to the action (which will be short-circuited by the interceptor), you can give the appearance of an automatic progress meter. This interceptor also supports using an initial wait delay. An initial delay is a time in milliseconds we let the server wait before the wait page is shown to the user. During the wait this interceptor will wake every 100 millis to check if the background process is done premature, thus if the job for some reason doesn't take to long the wait page is not shown to the user.
wait as result code). Default is no initial delay.
If you wish to make special preparations before and/or after the invocation of the background thread, you can extend the BackgroundProcess class and implement the beforeInvocation() and afterInvocation() methods. This may be useful for obtaining and releasing resources that the background process will need to execute successfully. To use your background process extension, extend ExecuteAndWaitInterceptor and implement the getNewBackgroundProcess() method.


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