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This title contains everything you need to know about modern-day self-sufficient living from stars of the BBC series - "It's Not Easy Being Green" - Dick & James Strawbridge. Want to save on your fuel bills, ready to grow your own, reduce your carbon footprint, and take the self-sufficient plunge? Dick and James Strawbridge show how to make the practical changes that will have a big impact on your life - without having to transform your lifestyle. Sharing their experiences, tips and techniques, the Strawbridges provide all the step-by-step advice you need for successful eco projects, large and small. Learn to grow your own fruit & veg, make a wormery, build a chicken ark, install solar panels and more. Each undertaking is realistic, achievable and sustainable. You won't need to go the whole hog - just pick and mix to suit your needs, for long-lasting dividends.
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Bornakk actually replies in the thread that we're just being nostalgic for nostalgia's sake, and that even when CC was required, people whined that they needed to have certain classes in their groups. But what class doesn't have CC these days? Even Shamans got their CC, just as it wasn't actually needed any more. Crowd control added some semi-serious strategy even to trash fights in instances, and while we originally heard that it would come back at some point, Blizzard certainly seems to be done with it.
But we can be patient. The new instances in 3.2 are light to completely empty on trash, so maybe they're waiting for Icecrown to really put our CC skills and coordination to the test. I play a Hunter at endgame currently, so I might be biased, but I do love 5-mans, and I do miss the extra coordination and teamwork that a big CC-required pull provided. Hopefully they can find a way to mix that back in without requiring certain specs or classes to be along for the ride.


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January 21, 2009
It's a Wonderful Time for Interviews By C. Hope Clark
Everyone loves to peek inside the lives of the successful, the intriguing, the ones who made the world spin to their whim. That's why interviews are great cash cows for those freelancers who can spot a personality and turn him into a neat guest spot in a feature. Name a magazine that doesn't accept a snappy interview?
Interviews pay as well, or better, than regular features. Your job is to define the need for that interview. What makes the person perfect for a particular magazine? Often the match and editorial acceptance depends on how you pitch it, and these days, you have a lot of angles to play. The economy, education, business, philanthropy, politics, professionals and hobbyists all make for grand interviews. Considering the world is clamoring for positive news, as a writer you can pitch the right interview and make an editor snatch it up, because readers seek an escape, guidance, answers and entertainment more than ever.
Start with your local newspaper. You can find at least ten personalities that would make for a great interview to a magazine or web site, and I'm not talking international celebrities. In my newspaper today, I found a professor partnering with business in my state to increase the number of students majoring in information technology. Who'd have thought that students addicted to iPods, laptops and iPhones weren't flocking to computer jobs? Actually, my state has a shortage, and business is hurting as a result. I could take one sitting with that gentleman and turn the experience into three or more interviews in educational, business and computer magazines.
Interviewing is easy once you get the hang of it, and each interviewer has a method. I hate tape recorders and prefer to chat, noting verbatim quotes in shorthand as I hear them. Other writers hate to be distracted and prefer recorders, to avoid interruptions and recants. If you haven't performed an interview before, start with a brief one, on a topic you understand, maybe with someone you know. Note what makes you comfortable, and what disturbs your attention span, including what you wear. Carry a professional-looking notebook and backup pens. If you have a laptop and prefer typing, use it, making sure it's well-charged. Just ensure you make lots of eye contact with your guest as you document.
To make your job easier, email the questions in advance. Both of you will appreciate it in the long run since the preparation overcomes much of the nervousness that comes with chatting with a stranger. You never know. That email may result in a written response and avoid the face-to-face completely. As a minimum, you'll have documented replies and the time to study answers and determine if you have more questions.
But which comes first, tying down the interviewee or the gig with the editor? Either way, you must convince the party you can do the job. If you prefer contacting the party being interviewed first, then tell him that you've written for other publications, have freelanced for five years, or have training in journalism. He won't ask for a resume. One of the first interviews I performed on the phone was with a major greenhouse producer who I captured with my degree in agronomy, not my writing background. The point is to make a connection.
When approaching an editor, pitch your experience, knowledge, education, and even your people skills. Maybe you have insight into a topic or a backdoor advantage to reaching a personality. The point is to paint yourself as the perfect person for the job. Again, make the connection.
The larger the publication, the greater chance you need a release form from your individual, to include contact information in case a fact-checker needs to confirm a comment. This form also defines the parameters of what you can do with the person's quotes. For instance, your magazine interview does not entitle you to insert the same quotes in a book or on a CD, or maybe it does. Your release also removes a certain amount of liability from you, and reminds the person being interviewed he isn't being compensated. You can find sample interview release forms at:
So while you're making your freelance plans for 2009, include interviews. They're quick, easy and usually approved faster than most articles you query, a great recipe for more writing income.
A few interview markets:
Toastmasters Magazine (speakers)
Cineaste (anyone in the cinema business)
In the Fray (activists)
Wittenburg Door (religious humor)
Contemporary Verse 2 (Canadian writers/poets)
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As has become customary, a new build of the beta has rendered a lot of the Mage class changes I reported earlier today moot. Much of it is still relevant, but the new build has introduced some very substantial new talent re-workings. Blizzard continues to make good on their promise to "polish" the Mage class, and the results continue to be both good and bad, but always intriguing.
A full list of the newest changes and my thoughts on some of them follow after the jump.
Some of these are things we already knew about, but most are entirely new. Here's the list in full:
- Arcane Fortitude moved to tier 2, increased to 3 ranks, now increases armor equal to 50/100/150% of Intellect.
- Arcane Subtlety now reduces the chance your spells will be dispelled by 15/35%, and no longer reduces the resistance of targets.
- Arctic Reach now also affects Deep Freeze.
- Blast Wave now knocks all affected targets back.
- Elemental Precision moved to tier 2.
- Empowered Fireball reduced to 3 ranks, now increases damage by 5/10/15% of spell power.
- Empowered Frostbolt reduced to 2 ranks, increases damage by 5/10% of spell power and increases critical hit chance by 2/4%.
- Flame Throwing moved to tier 3.
- Frost Channeling now reduces mana cost of all spells by 4/7/10%.
- Frost Warding now increases armor and resistances of Frost/Ice Armor by 25/50%, now gives Frost Ward and Fire Ward a 15/30/5 chance to negate damage caused and restore mana equal to damage caused by the warded spell.
- Ice Floes renamed Cold as Ice, now reduces cooldown of Cold Snap, Ice Barrier, Summon Water Elemental, and Deep Freeze by 10/20%.
- Improved Counterspell now always silences the target for 2/4 seconds.
- Improved Fire Blast moved to tier 1, reduced to 2 ranks, reduces the cooldown by 1/2 seconds.
- Improved Flamestrike moved to tier 2, renamed World in Flames, now increases the critical hit chance of Flamestrike, Blast Wave, Dragon's Breath, Living Bomb, Blizzard, and Arcane Explosion by 2/4/6%.
- Improved Frost Nova renamed Ice Floes, moved to tier 1, increased to 3 ranks, now reduces cooldown of Frost Nova, Cone of Cold, Ice Block, and Icy Veins by 7/14/20%.
- Magic Absorption reduced to 2 ranks, increases resistances by .5/1 point per level, and restores 1/3% of total mana on a resist.
- Master of Elements now affects all spell criticals.
- Mind Mastery reduced to 3/6/9/12/15%.
- Molten Shields now gives Fire Ward and Frost Ward spells a 15/30% chance to reflect the warded spell.
- Prismatic Cloak (Arcane)increased to 3 ranks for 1/2/3% and now also reduces the fade time of Invisibility by 1/2 seconds.
- Pyroblast cast time has been reduced to 5 seconds.
- Shatter no longer has a prerequisite.cane
- Fiery Payback now reduces the cast time of Pyroblast by 1.8/3.5 seconds when below 35% health and also increases it's cooldown by 2.5/5 seconds.
- Mana cost on Arcane Barrage Rank 3 reduced from 610 to 592.
- Ice Floes is now a Tier 1 talent instead of Tier 6. The new description is: Reduces the cooldown of your Frost Nova, Cone of Cold, Ice Block and Icy Veins spells by 7%/14%/20%.
- Elemental Precision is now a Tier 2 talent instead of Tier 1. The new description is: Reduces the mana cost and chance targets resist your Frost and Fire spells by 1/2/3%. Before this patch it increased your chance to hit by 1/2/3%.
- Improved Frost Nova removed.
- Shatter no longer has Improved Frost Nova as prerequisite.
- New Talent: Cold as Ice: Reduces the cooldown of your Cold Snap, Ice Barrier, Deep Freeze and Summon Water Elemental spells by 10/20%. Requires 1 point in Cold Snap and 25 points in Frost Talents.
- Winter's Chill talent reworked. It is now a 3 point talent instead of 5 points and now gives your Frost damage spells a 33/66/100% chance to apply the Winter's Chill effect which increases the chance Arcane, Fire and Frost Spells will critically hit the target by 2% for 15 sec. Stacks up to 5 times.
- Shattered Barrier description changed to: Gives your Ice Barrier spell a 50/100% chance to freeze all enemies within 10 yds for 8 sec when it is destroyed.
The first thing that really jumps out at me here is the change to Fiery Payback, which makes it impossible to spam a 1.5 second Pyroblast at less than 35% health. The addition of a 5 second cooldown to the spell means it will have to be worked into a normal spell rotation, instead of being the rotation. This is likely a balancing issue, as the talent in its previous incarnation was probably considered over-powered.
Another major change to the previous build involves Prismatic Cloak. The last information we got was that it would reduce Invisibility's fade time to zero at max rank, making the effect instant. In the current build it appears that the reduction is to 1 second at best, meaning no "poof, I'm gone" for Mages. This saddens me, but I guess Blizzard is set on giving the spell at least some fade time, and one second is certainly better than five.
A lot of talents, such as Elemental Precision, Impact, and Flame Throwing, have moved around their trees, switching tiers and affecting all sorts of builds. No longer can you spend 3 points in the Frost tree and get a bunch of spell hit for your Fire and Frost spells. This is interesting, since the Arcane tree equivalent, Arcane Focus, is still in tier one.
There are quite a few changes to the Frost tree, which I'll be going over in depth in next week's Arcane Brilliance. Overall, the new changes seem to be organizational and balancing in nature, as if Blizzard is cleaning up after introducing so many new things to the mix over the past few weeks. I'm less than thrilled about many of the changes, but impressed at the attention our class continues to get. Here's hoping that when the polishing is finally done, we'll end up with a shiny new Mage class to play with.


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Mumford & Sons, The Black Keys and Jack White will go head-to-head for the coveted Album Of The Year prize at the 2013 Grammy Awards after the nominations were announced today.
In all, Mumford & Sons have landed six nominations, and will also compete with The Black Keys in the Best Rock Performance and Best Rock Song categories, while the US blues duo have seen 'Lonely Boy' land a mention in the Record Of The Year category.
The 55th annual Grammy Awards will take place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on February 10th 2013.
Selected nominees:
Record Of The Year:
The Black Keys – 'Lonely Boy'
Kelly Clarkson – 'Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)'
Fun. – 'We Are Young'
Gotye – 'Somebody That I Used To Know'
Frank Ocean – 'Thinkin Bout You'
Taylor Swift – 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together'
Album Of The Year:
The Black Keys – 'El Camino'
Fun. – 'Some Nights'
Mumford & Sons – 'Babel'
Frank Ocean – 'Channel Orange'
Jack White – 'Blunderbuss'
Song Of The Year:
Ed Sheeran – 'The A Team'
Miguel Pimentel – 'Adorn'
Tavish Crowe – 'Call Me Maybe'
Kelly Clarkson – 'Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)'
Fun. – 'We Are Young'
Best New Artist:
Alabama Shakes
Hunter Hayes
The Lumineers
Frank Ocean
Best Rock Performance:
Alabama Shakes – 'Hold On'
The Black Keys – 'Lonely Boy'
Coldplay – 'Charlie Brown'
Mumford & Sons – 'I Will Wait'
Bruce Springsteen – 'We Take Care Of Our Own'
Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance:
Anthrax – 'I'm Alive'
Halestorm – 'Love Bites (So Do I)'
Iron Maiden – 'Blood Brothers'
Lamb Of God – 'Ghost Walking'
Marilyn Manson – 'No Reflection'
Megadeth – 'Whose Life (Is It Anyways?)'
Best Rock Song:
Jack White – 'Freedom At 21′
Mumford & Sons – 'I Will Wait'
The Black Keys – 'Lonely Boy'
Muse – 'Madness'
Bruce Springsteen – 'We Take Care Of Our Own'
Best Rock Album:
The Black Keys – 'El Camino'
Coldplay – 'Mylo Xyloto'
Muse – 'The 2nd Law'
Bruce Springsteen – 'Wrecking Ball'
Jack White – 'Blunderbuss'
Best Alternative Music Album:
Fiona Apple – 'The Idler Wheel…'
Bjork – 'Biophilia'
Gotye – 'Making Mirrors'
M83 – 'Hurry Up, We're Dreaming'
Tom Waits – 'Bad As Me'
Just Published:
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- New Order unveil first track from new album 'Music Complete'
- Amazon launches Prime Music streaming service in UK
- Keith Richards releases video for 'Crosseyed Heart' single 'Trouble'


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A quick and healthy soup from British model and cookbook author Sophie Dahl.
A large handful of fresh basil leaves
1 clove garlic, peeled and roughly chopped
A few tbsp of pine nuts
4 tbsp olive oil
1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
Salt and pepper
1 tbsp olive oil
1 small onion, peeled and finely chopped
2 small zucchini, chopped
3-1/2 cups chicken or vegetable stock
1 package (1 lb.) frozen peas
A large handful of arugula
Step 1: Place all of the pesto ingredients in a blender or food processor and whiz up until you have a green, bubbly sauce, adding a splash of water if the pesto is a little thick. Taste, season, and adjust anything that needs adjusting.
Step 2: In a large saucepan, heat the olive oil and soften the onion. Add the zucchini, then pour in the stock and simmer on low for 8-10 minutes.
Step 3: Add the peas and arugula, bring back to a boil, and cook for another 3-4 minutes until the vegetables are tender.
Step 4: Let the soup cool for 15 minutes or so and then, in careful batches, mix in a blender until you have a velvety purée. Reheat in the saucepan or serve cold, as it works either way. You can either run 4 tbsp of pesto through the soup when you're serving or reheating, if you are. Or, if serving cold, add it to the blender when you are puréeing the batches.
See more recipes from Sophie Dahl.
Reprinted with permission from Sophie Dahl's Very Fond of Food (2012 Ten Speed Press).
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University of Northern Iowa Provost Gloria Gibson has withdrawn as a finalist for the top job at Southern Illinois University in Edwardsville.
Gibson told the UNI student newspaper she withdrew her name because "there is much work to be accomplished" at UNI, and because the recent death of her mother meant she felt less urgency to move near family. She had been selected from a pool of 37 candidates for the chancellor position.
Gibson was named provost of UNI in 2009, and served as interim president for several months last year while President Ben Allen underwent treatment for cancer.


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From all outward appearances, Goldman Sachs is still on a winning streak — analysts expect the quarter that ends tomorrow will prove to be just as disgustingly profitable as the last two — and with each rainfall, the amount in the bonus pool gets closer and closer to the record $18.8 billion. But is Lloyd Blankfein happy about this? No, he is not.
And while a typical CEO would be cheering such news, for Blankfein another gold-plated quarter represents a huge headache, as the firm's success has been greeted with intense scorn on both Wall Street and Main Street.
If only he wasn't so good-looking, they might take it easier on him. No one likes to see pretty people win.
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July 31, 2015
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A former comedy partner says George Carlin
was "a genius" who will be sorely missed.
The ponytailed Carlin, whose sometimes raunchy take on life and
language included 130 "Tonight Show" appearances, died in
California last night after going to a health center because of
chest pain. He was 71.
Carlin's routine called "The Seven Words You Can Never say on
TV" got him arrested in 1972 when he uttered all seven during a
show in Milwaukee.
And when the words were played on a New York radio station, it
resulted in a Supreme Court ruling upholding the government's
authority to sanction stations for broadcasting offensive language.
Carlin told The Associated Press this year he was "perversely
kind of proud" to be "a footnote in American legal history."
Last week, it was announced that Carlin was being awarded the
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Sounds like you would enjoy this story about past NFL players from Bay City...http://www.mlive.com/sports/bay-city/index.ssf/2012/04/bay_citys_nfl_fraternity_ready.html
Troy Evans, who moved from Bay City when he was 11, was not drafted in the NFL. He signed as a free agent out of Cincinnati and played for the Rams and Texans then won a Super Bowl with the Saints before retiring.
Jerry List was the last Bay City draft pick, taken by the Oakland Raiders in 1973. List was a T.L. Handy grad who set the receving record for tight ends at Nebraska.
Ahhhh. That would help explain it. Thanks for the info.
Today looks like the big day for Trenton Robinson.
Look for a story on Bay City's NFL past coming on Thursday. It's pretty cool to have a reason to relive these things.
I wonder why, in a world of nothing but doubleheaders, they would impose a suspension for an odd number of games. Suspended for the first game of the day but eligible for the second opens the door to these and other kinds of problems.
According to Tom Shaw, the penalty doubles with each infraction. Because the player had three games and the coach had three games, the penalty was six games. Then it doubled to 12.
@mitde: First-year program, coach is suspended for rest of season... I guess I'm curious why you would NOT think this is newsworthy.
As I've stated before, Little League is the only place where a routine ground out to second base is both a great hit and a great play! Share some memories here!
So true. They don't make bubble gum like they used to!
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I don't believe he was ever deemed a criminal.
No two experts can seem to agree on where he is going or when he is going. Where would you like to see him play? What teams would be a good fit? Steelers? Packers? Lions?
Call me an oxymoron if you must, but I wish those once in a lifetime athletes came around more often!
Next question is who takes over? Any chance there's a Round 2 for Kieser?
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I was expecting some great yarns about massive collisions and helmets being torn from heads! Where are those stories of the good old days?


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TUIILIS, 035 Fifi lilil, NORTH {DAI'KOTA.
Application sled August i, 191%.
citizen of the United States, and a resident of Fargo. in the county of (less and State of North Dakota, have invented certain and useful Improvements in Artificial Limos, of which the following is a specification.
My invention relates to artificial linihs, particularly to the means 1" r cushioning the stump of a limb Within the artificial limb, and the resin objectthereo'f to prosocket at the stump openvide su eii infi'e l ing. which crsitinuous entirely around the said stunio, Whiehis readily inflated and. deflated W limb. and which is readily removable from the limb for repair, substitution, or other TQQSODS.
My invention fully described in thofollowing specification, of which the acconr panying (i-swings form 2. part, inwliich the separate parts are designated by "the same reference characters in each or" the views, and in whiclc Figure 1 is s side elevation of an artificial leg constructed in accordance With my pres ent'invention; Fig. 2 is 21 section taken on she line 2-2 of Fig. 1; Fig. 3 is a detached, view of the air-socket which E employ;- snd Fig 4 is an enlarged section rslren on, the line es of Fig. 3.
In the dressings forming a part of this application I have shown u shell 5 of an rtilicial leg provided with an articulating 00lroril with an interior, dependent, cur in I, re lower end of which is entirely e, said curtain being composed of suitable n, eriel, such as fabric, cheniois, raw-hide, leather, or the like, and being adapted to he easily drawn from the shell and turned downwardly on the exterior surface thereof, there being no vertical seem to connect the side edges or ends, wherehv this reversing of the ewein rnede oossible tched. or otherwise secured, to the upper edge of shell, between the inle.v surface thereof and the curtain T, are two dependent sleeves 8 and 9, the lower edges of which may he stitched together but not connected in any manner with the shell 5, whereby the pocket so formed may be turned upwardly and outm rdly of the shell to give ready access to the stitching. these sleeves being composed of any suitable materiel which permits of the above reversal, and the ll Ll out removal from the artificial 6 said shell being open at its top and 10 theiethreugh in i1) p1 fa Slhdlfll" hole 11 through the shell 5, and a reces 19 is also :toriued i the outer surface of 1i.
shell around the hole Pivotnlly connected with the shell 5. at 3.3, is a dependent plate i l whim F adapted to cover t 3 hole 17. and recess 12., and is oroi'ided W h 2 smzsl knoll 15 at s lower end which is adapted r10 enter :1 hole iii in e. fixed plate 1'3, whereby said late 14 is locked in i" recess cove ingz p0. this being a. readily operable although I do not confine myself to any spcciiic fol-2n thereof.
The main feature of the invention consists of an endless-nir-cushion 18, shown in Fig. 3, in plan, and in C1 seeiion in i, said sircushion heine preferably compo, l or rubber and provided with a nipple 1:), having a ring 20 around the same, which ring curries :i s threaded rod 21 along which :1 plate ndjustohly slid by 1 eons of e thuinlynnt 23 compress the nipple :lv and thus imprison the air in the cushion 18, said nipple beingoi flexible and, preferably integral with the cushion, and said ni le passes through the openi.
or holes 10 and 11, after which it. is hens To place rho cirrushion in position, the curtain 7 turned upwardly out th= shell and dcm'nii'niwjliy over the oilsllle thereof, after which the sleeves Send a) drawn upnnrdlv out of the shell and niecushion l8 cream with the nipple l p: 10 and *he free e constituting a pocket for thecu he turned downwardly into the shell, lfllc nipple passed through the hole ll, the curtain returned to normal position, the cus ion inflated. the nipple sealed, and the covering plate lei arranged thereover, and the is ready for use, and it will he sen than ne 11,- at, because a cushion peci'et I" imeci, i iene at. SUDSYQEZP he sheii, and "his cpereies for the main feature beterrup'ted sir socket session, and the next she ease 0 insisiL eirwushien, this per Wesi'erio himself mos for dsmsgei being revideii with the: by continue -he whiie she ciemsged cushion e very simple, but shora, very cemfortebie me more eestiy than those here i and, K have skews and 0 cc; details 9:? e011 e cbvieus time modificamade, within the s, end with such will be seen fee the anci the accessible means for forming pocket, and for 'infisting said socket;
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Having fuiiy I ciaim as new, tees Patent, isz 1. An artificial limb, comprising a shell open at its top, an endless air socket 'for eusiiioning she stump of a hiimen limb, means for for" said socket secured at the open end (if ssizi shell andadepieci to be withdrawn from said si e11, Wish said socket 2. An artificial limb, ccmpsising a shell epen at its top, (EIShibi'liIlg the stump of a human limb, means fer inflating saici socket, two dependent siee ves Within ssici sheil and secure at said open top, one on each side of said soeket, and means-fer securing the lower edges of said sleeves together, the packet so formed being adapted to be bodil withdrawn from said shell, with said see et.
In testimony whereof I have signed my inflating said socket, and a pocket s an endless air socket for name to this spec fication in the presence of the subscribing witnesses.
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Ernest Peixotto, ca. 1915
Physical Details: Photographic print : 1 item : b&w ; 14 x 10 cm.
Creator: Harris & Ewing, photographer
Description: Portrait of Peixotto.
Identification on verso (handwritten): Ernest Peixotto.
Forms part of: Charles Scribner's Sons Art Reference Dept. records, 1839-1962
Citation: Ernest Peixotto, ca. 1915
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Hordeum vulgare L. (Poaceae).
First given its scientific name by Carolus Linnaeus in 1753, from plants growing in Uppsala, Sweden.
Originally native to the countries of the Near East, such as Israel and Jordan.
Life form: annual herb.
Parts used: seeds used as a staple grain; stems and leaves as livestock forage.
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Specimen from the Clifford Herbarium at the Natural History Museum, London (Hordeum vulgare L. - Barley (as distichon))


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Research literature indicates that wellness programs reduce health care costs, with reductions for large firms averaging $3.27 for every dollar spent on wellness programs, says a new policy brief from Health Affairs. In addition, studies show that health promotion programs at organizations of all sizes result in an overall reduction of about 25% in sick leave, health plan costs, and workers compensation and disability costs.
According to the 2011 Kaiser Family Foundation and Health Research and Educational Trust annual survey of employer health benefits, 67% of companies with 3 or more employees that offered health benefits also offered at least 1 wellness program. Slightly more than half (52%) also offered wellness benefits to spouses or dependents of employees.
Almost all companies with 1,000 or more employees offered 1 type of program. Larger employers usually run wellness programs themselves. For small companies, wellness programs typically are run by the same firms that administer the employer's health benefits plan or by another entity referred to as a third-party administrator.
Typical features of wellness programs are behavior modification programs, such as exercise, weight management, and tobacco cessation; changes in the work environment or provision of special benefits to encourage exercise and healthy food choices, for example, subsidized health club memberships; and health-risk assessments and screenings for high blood pressure and cholesterol health education, including classes or referrals to online sites for health advice.
Although incentives and disincentives prompt workers to participate in wellness programs, the evidence is mixed on whether the result is real improvements in health outcomes, says Health Affairs. To date, there have been no published, independent studies on how changes in premiums or cost sharing affect health outcomes.
The policy brief also includes information about compliance with federal and state requirements, conflict over programs that tie rewards or penalties to individuals achieving standards related to health status, and concerns with privacy issues.
The 2012 Summer Olympic Games are fast approaching. During the games, APTA would like to spotlight member physical therapists (PTs) who have helped the nation's elite athletes prepare to compete on the world's biggest stage. If you work with Olympic athletes and/or will be heading to London to serve on an Olympic team's medical staff, contact Erin Wendel, senior media relations specialist, by e-mail or phone at 703/706-3397 by Monday, May 28, for more details. APTA also intends to use this opportunity to promote the physical therapist's role in helping athletes of all ages and skill levels reach their goals by preventing and treating sports-specific injuries.
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Article By Mike Chambers - September 27, 2007
Today we are reporting on gameplay performance in the demo of Enemy Territory: Quake Wars. Enemy Territory: Quake Wars is one of the few PC games being released that uses the OpenGL API, which makes it portable to Linux and Mac operating systems, both of which are currently under development. Along with BioShock, Enemy Territory: Quake Wars will be incorporated into our graphics benchmark suite as we ready ourselves for the next generation of GPUs from NVIDIA.
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars was developed by Splash Damage using id Tech 4 and is the first commercial implementation of MegaTexture technology. Devised by John Carmack of id Software, MegaTexture technology is a series of tools that aims to increase the uniqueness of textures rendered in outdoor environments.
The technology has goals similar to Clipmapping (577KB PDF) in that it seeks to optimize memory usage. Conventional texture swapping algorithms are often constrained by the amount of available memory as opposed to how efficiently memory is used for texture management. MegaTexture data is streamed as required and Carmack states that the technology offers next-generation content and is another small step in increasing the realism of 3D graphics.
The Splash Damage development team bought into MegaTexture technology and designed textures as large as 32,768 by 32,768 pixels, or one gigapixel. Cleverly designed fragment programs convinced graphics hardware that larger textures were supported while the effect on the graphics engine itself was minimal as conventional texture mapping algorithms were used.
One drawback with the version of MegaTexture technology as it was implemented in Enemy Territory: Quake Wars is that some areas will appear blurred compared to conventional texturing. This issue has since been addressed by Carmack in later revisions of the technology, which is being incorporated into the id Tech 5 engine. id Tech 5 will feature 128,000 by 128,000 resolution textures making it capable of rendering vast outdoor landscapes and indoor environments with an unprecedented level of detail.
Having been a fan of the original Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, I was accustomed with the gameplay that Quake Wars offers, but new players will undergo a slight learning curve. At its core, Enemy Territory centers around teamwork as each map includes a series of pre-defined objectives. The good guys, or Global Defense Force (GDF), attempt to accomplish the objectives. The bad guys, or aliens, which are referred to as the Strogg, try to keep the objectives from being accomplished. When an objective is met, the good guys will advance to the next objective.
Gameplay is primarily dictated by the team and the type of soldier you choose to represent when joining a team. For example, the GDF features five player classes - soldier, medic, engineer, field operations, and covert operations. The first objective in the demo, which features the Valley map, is to complete the construction of a bridge across a ravine. Each player class has specialized tools and weapons, but an engineer will be able to build a bridge by kneeling next to some equipment near the bridge and activating a control.
A terrific way to learn the game without playing online is to play locally or download and install the server on a networked PC and play via LAN. When entering a game, press f3 to start a match or do nothing and play against bots during the warm up period.
Should you decide to start a match, attempt to follow the engineer on your team while heading towards the bridge. The circular icons above the players head are a nice touch as they identify the type of player and the team they are on. Unless you happen to be an engineer, your main objective at this point in the game is to keep the engineer alive so the bridge can be constructed. Of course any number of events can take place that will affect your strategy at which time you and your team will respond accordingly. For example, if your team is taking heavy fire from the enemy, you may choose to occupy a tank as a means of retaliation.
The following video clip (~ 16.5MB MPG) provides a glimpse of the gameplay that Enemy Territory: Quake Wars provides.
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The conference is open to students, clinicians, faculty, and alumni.
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Leila Kubba Kawash was born in Baghdad of Iraqi and American heritage. She graduated with a National Diploma of Art and Design from the Manchester School of Art and also studied at the Corcoran School of Art in Washington DC.
Leila has had several exhibitions. Her works are in public and private collections worldwide. Presently she lives and works in London and Washington DC.
This exhibition will explore more than just these excellent art works. We will relate also the artistic treatment to relevant themes within the complexity sciences, and draw parallels with the wider social issue of integrating all aspects of human endeavour into a comprehensive and progressive viewpoint, suitable to take us through the 21st Century.
These works are complex, our images here can only hint at their detail. Some of the featured paintings are accompanied by the poetry of the artist's daughter Ameera, which identifies some of the feelings behind these works, and each painting also includes our own Complexity comments which relate the subject matter to complexity thinking. As with our first exhibition, the metaphors listed are but a sample of the depth present in the originals. All complex systems have this property, a single level of description is insufficient to adequately encompass the whole. When we map our world, we choose which aspects are of particular interest to us. These we incorporate into our science and culture. Many other aspects still exist, unseen, outside our current cultural perspective, waiting for their own time of recognition. The ability to transcend our own culture is a sign of spiritual maturity and we hope our presentation here can go some way to assist such enlightenment in our visitors.
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German Restaurant November in Berlin Prenzlauer BergJul 5th, 2011 | By Good Food Rosa
Prenzlauer Berg is one of the most cosy and relaxed Bezirke in Berlin where you will be able to find a nice restaurant on basically each and every corner of most streets. Of course there are big favourites, such as the Helmholzplatz, the Kollwitzplatz and other silly little streets off the Schönhauser Allee. A few weeks ago we were browsing the streets around Eberswalder Straße, inbetween the Kollwitzplatz. Here you find – among many others – the classical restaurant called November.


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Any person ever thinking about working for MI5 or PSNI should take note at the Martin McGartland case and just how disgracefully he has been treated and continues to be treated by them.
'State secrecy put ahead of civil rights,' IRA mole's lawyer argues
SECRECY is being put ahead of civil rights in the case of an IRA mole's action against the Home Office, according to the solicitor representing Martin McGartland.
The one-time IRA informer is suing the Home Office for compensation for breach of contract with regards to aftercare following a gun attack which left him unable to work.
But the judge in the High Court case said "sensitive material" relating to protection of security service "handlers" arose in the case and declared that Home Secretary Theresa May could use "closed material proceedings" (CMPs) in the interests of national security.
"The Judge has put State secrecy above any other consideration," Mr McGartland's solicitor Nogah Ofer told The Irish Post.
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Speaking of toys, I was always too shy to get my own, but my husband bought one for me called Lucid Dream (I call it Viggo (Mortensen) or Gerard (Butler) depending on my mood, lol). My husband sometimes uses it on me while we are kayaking. Does anyone else use toys with their partner?
At the same time he bought the toy, he purchased "Flesh Gordon" . I had never seen it as I was only 10 when it came out. My hubs saw it in a theater when he was in the Navy. We watched it together. Very funny, not a serious porno, but a classic.
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that's fabulous.
Dh and i are doing well. i read a fair bit of the david shade stuff, and i am really curious. it's way less clinical and way more practical than a lot of the other things i was finding. and Dh is looking at it, but kind of sees it as a joke. i understand that the language can be off-putting to him. now he's looking at a website about swords. *eyeroll*
in his process, he's been involved in the men's movement for many years. he has been learning a lot about masculinity and things like "leading" and "having direction" and substance (please note that this is the mythopoetic men's movement, not to be confused with "promise keepers" or the men's rights movement). one of our practitioners gave him some work by David Deida, which speaks to the idea of leading. I pointed out that this is also Shade's primary point (once you get through a strong foundation for a relationship -- if that's what you want). Sure, some of the language is off-putting, but still -- the information looks pretty sound overall.
our main issue is still about action. in a quiet moment after watching a movie and having a good steak, i mentioned that it's not just initiating sex, it's initiating every activity that gets me riled up. like, we talked about how i'd mentioned our issues -- repeatedly -- over 5 years ago, and *nothing* has changed. during the last two years, i was really fed up and just shut down -- focusing only on myself and my son and getting us moved. he says he "didn't feel welcome" during that time, and quite frankly, he wasn't. but moving on from that, we still have to deal with the original issue.
we talked about Deida and Shade, and he said he would look into it. so, now i wait for him to act.
I just bought my BF the David Shade book which he has promised me he will read when it arrives. I was really interested in his stuff too, because that's the main area that my partner doesn't fulfill me. He doesn't take any leadership at all in the bedroom and I find that very off-putting.
It may be politically incorrect to say so, but many women I know and I for sure, love the idea of a man who will take charge in the bedroom and 'ravish' us. I don't know how that can be perceived as sexist personally. It just shows that your man has the hots for you and is passionate in his desire for you. If that's wrong, then I don't wanna be right!
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for me, it's about being cared for and lead or gifted an experience, rather than having to create it myself from beginning to end.
so much of my life is planning and executing on plans. i am looking after my son, and taking care of a kid requires a lot of foreplanning to set them up for success so you don't have to punish and everyone has a great experience. day by day, my son is so happy and we hve no "discipline" problems normal to others -- this is largely because of the amount of research i do, work on myself, and all of the other things attendant. it's invisible work, but there's a lot to it. my household -- you know the house doesn't clean, declutter, and run itself. someone is doing that. i plan it, i organize it, and i do that work. the business -- it's a massive undertaking. my job is not just the day to day running (everything from cleaning to acocunting to interviewing and maintaining pracititoiners to customer service), but also all of the financial and strategic planning both short and long term.
and i feel like our marriage is like this too. i do a lot of the planning for our sex life, and a lot of planning for how our marriage goes. our dates, our lifestyle within the marriage. i even plan our vacations. LOL seriously, i'm in charge of the details. he's happy to execute, do what i want (for the most part), but taking the lead is not part of it.
he says now that he wants to, that he's going to work on it, and that it's right. i'm not sure i believe him. i think i need to see actual evidence, and after 14 years, i'm not sure i believe it. perhaps there is resentment too, i still need to work out. ah well. we'll get there (or we won't). LOL
which orgasm is best for you . . . the Clitoral, G-Spot, or D-Spot?
Depends on how revved up I am. If I'm still warming up, clitoral. If I've already warmed up, d- spot.
Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, steak in one hand, chocolate in the other, yelling "Holy F***, What a Ride!"
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my favorite toy is actually a "microdermabrasion" thing, just without the scrubby pad on it. I think it's by Neutrogena? I bought it to use on my face, but when I turned it on and felt the smooth, vibrating surface, I knew it would serve a much better purpose in bed I'd like to get one of the remote control eggs, which is inserted, then give the remote to my husband for use in public . . . . naughty, naughty!
Mr Toon and I woke up at the same time, and we got each other off before starting the day with a shower together. There are studies that show early morning sex leads to a better day, and I can believe that! One thing I must do is get my birth control in order. I am not on any form of BC, and it was sooooo hard not to go for real SEX this morning.
I don't see it as sexist at all to want men to be masculine, and to want to feel feminine. That is a big part of Tantra. If you want to have a really amazing valentines weekend, try this: Saturday, spend all night for HIS benefit (NO SEX), just worship him like a God, revel in his masculinity, etc. Sunday, he does the same for you, only you are the all-sexy Goddess. Then Monday, bring it all together and WATCH OUT! You will have your male/female batteries all revved up and ready to GO!


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From Middle French cavité, from Late Latin cavitas, from Latin cavus ("hollow"), from Proto-Indo-European *ḱówHwos, from root Proto-Indo-European *ḱówH-
cavity (plural cavities)
- A hole or hollow depression.
- A hollow area within the body (such as the sinuses).
- (dentistry) A soft area in a decayed tooth.
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"Family favorite for years, great way to get veggies into kids, and no separate side dishes. Top with fresh chopped parsley and/or parmesan if desired. This stuff reheats great and I have used ground beef in it before, just brown it with the onions, drain then continue recipe. I hope you all enjoy it as much as we have."
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angel hair pasta
2 tablespoons
red onion, chopped
1 teaspoon
minced garlic
zucchini, diced
1 pound
button mushrooms, quartered
1/4 cup
red wine
1 (16 ounce) jar
pasta sauce
1 (15 ounce) can
whole kernel corn, drained
Surprisingly good, and very easy! I had about 2/3 of a cucumber and Madeira wine in my kitchen, so I substituted those for the zucchini and red wine. Madeira has a nice, sweet flavor that I like to use in pasta sauces, and it complemented the sweentess of the corn very well. My 2 1/2 year old daughter liked it too, but she loves pasta, so that's a given!
I made this as directed, except I cut the zucchini by about half (I think the zucchinis I had must have been HUGE). We just weren't crazy about it. To quote my husband: "How is it that this soup has so much good stuff in it and no flavor?" It was edible and satisfying, but it didn't make anyone want to go back for seconds, and I took it out of my recipe box afterward.
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I made it with 2 cans of diced tomatoes (with garlic and italian seasoning, I think), and it was great!
I like this recipe, however, I added shelled Pecans and omited the mushrooms, and I used tomato sauce for the sauce, I also added more vegies, and it turned out great
Very good. Left out the mushrooms because we don't care for them.I bet it would be even better with sliced chicken in it.
Very good. I did add red pepper flakes. Thank you!
I did this following the recipe, it was tasty but not exactly amazing. Good side to it was that it is easy to prepare.
This recipe is quick and tasty. I added in a can of diced tomatoes, more zucchini and only used half the corn called for. It turned out great.
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Posted by Mid 30's NYC food loving couple on 06/28/2010
At the encouragement of the waiter we decided to order the chef tasting menu. The selling point… it was a special menu and the chef would be surprising us. We were very disappointed to learn that most of the dishes were on the regular menu. In particular because the tasting menu was $95 each and we could have re-created it for a lot less and with larger portions. The table next to us ordered a la carte and they had 3 of the same dishes we had, except twice the portions. Needless to say felt a bit hoodwinked. Overall, nice restaurant (not a must) but I would not do the tasting menu. Also, surprised at the lack of red wines below $100.
Posted by Kit on 06/13/2010
I am a picky eater, and this may have been the most expensive meal of my life, but it was worth every penny. My group participated in the tasting menu. I was worried that my food restrictions would ruin the meal for the table, but that wasn't an issue at all. The menu was easily tailored to everyone's taste. Our waiter was extremely informative and knowledgeable. I cannot say enough good things.... Delicious!
Posted by anonymous on 05/27/2010
my wife loves this restaurant, she really loves it for the wonderful service and food. the tables are somewhat close together, but people there are so nice that they don't speak loudly, it doesn't make you feel that you are sitting really close to other people. the service is great, exceptional. the servers are so patient to explain the menu to us and every time two servers come together to serve us (take our dishes for me and my wife), so this is actually a one-to-one service. plus they don't wear uniform but smart-casual dressings. honestly i don't think the food really taste excellent except that the ingredients are really really fresh, but my wife loves the food. a bottle of good burgundy should be excellent to pair with any of the food on the menu (or not on the menu). one of the must-try restaurants in your life.
Posted by anonymous on 02/22/2010
I'm a fairly experienced foodie--many Guide Michelin starred restos and as well as tasty dives throughout the world. The food, atmosphere and service at Mas (you do pronounce the "s", even though it is French, to differentiate is from "mine" or ma). is simply outstanding. 'nough said.
Posted by Anonymous on 01/29/2010
The menu is both comforting and inventive here. While others have complained about the portion size and the closeness of the other tables, I found it to be no issue whatsoever! Other than going to a steak house, one should know that if you are going to an expensive restaurant, chances are it's for the quality, not quantity of food. The staff was excellent and were able to make recommendations and answer questions to all members of my party. I personally enjoyed the steak tartare appetizer with a quail egg on top, a great classic that had been spruced up enough to make it something new and exciting. For my entree I tried squab for the first time and was glad that I decided to because it was delicious. The chef prepared it in a mildly sweet sauce that played well with the gaminess of the bird. The amuses of crabcake and figgy pudding that the chef and pastry chef sent out respectively were also extremely delicious. Finally, I enjoyed the homemade sorbets as a refreshing end to a delicious meal. I will DEFINITELY go back!
Posted by jeannemc on 08/12/2009
Four of us dined here last evening. We all did the four course pre-fixe, but they offer a 6 course chef choice as well. I was very pleased with the food as well as the service, as several of the servers all gave great suggestions. I had the heirloom tomato tart, sweet corn and scallop soup, and the cornmeal crusted soft shell crab ( perfectly cooked ) For desert we had the salted caramel ice cream with hazelnut and chocolate mousse, and I also tasted a glacee with fruits and sorbet that was wonderful. Great place to dine with friends with which one has great conversations, as the dining experience can last a bit with a pre-fixe (which I love). I will go again. $120 per person including wine (a bottle of Montgomery place red blend) and 22%tip.
Posted by Chan-Chan on 05/16/2009
While we all have different taste and expectations--I'd have to say, Mas is one of my favorite places in all of New York and even in the world. It is combination of genuinely kind service, lively yet intimate atmosphere, reasonable top dollar prices, and of course, delicious food. On the few times I went to Mas, the restaurant has never disappointed. The whole package really is there, if you give it an honest chance. I've definitely put this restaurant on my list of most memorable and delicious...(Also, if you do want to give it a try, don't pass up on any of the meat entrees--they've def. nailed down technique!)


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WASHINGTON (February 22, 2013)—The U.S. Justice Department has joined a lawsuit against disgraced Texas cycling champion Lance Armstrong that alleges the former Tour de France champion concealed his use of performance-enhancing drugs for over a decade and defrauded his long-time sponsor, the U.S. Postal Service, Armstrong's lawyer Robert Luskin said Friday.
The suit the Justice Department is joining was filed in 2010 by former teammate Floyd Landis, who was stripped of his 2006 Tour de France title for doping.
Luskin, said Friday that negotiations with the government failed because "we disagree about whether the postal service was damaged."
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We love happy endings to stories. So when we heard that Martin Lawrence and Shamicka Gibbs got married over the weekend, we decided to do a little digging because the actor's name hadn't popped up on our radar for awhile. And that's when we realized that the good stuff always keeps coming regardless of what s**t life throws at you.
This is Lawrence's second marriage (the first happened in 1996). He's been on a roller coaster battling a major addiction to psychotropic drugs, crazy bouts with guns and almost died after being in a coma for three days. So a beautiful wedding after all of that seems like seriously good fortune!
The couple was married at the actor's home in an intimate ceremony. Eddie Murphy and Denzel Washington were there too. BTW: This has been quite the wedding week. Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher, Emily Blunt and John Krasinski, fellow Office star Jenna Fischer and her boyfriend, Jonathan Schaech and One Tree Hill star Jana Rae Kramer … Lala Vazquez and NBA star Carmelo Anthony all got married as well.
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• SureWest deploys Accedian's MetroNID
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SureWest Communications is deploying Accedian Network's Performance Assurance platform to ensure service delivery for its Ethernet-based mobile backhaul.
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SureWest's Wireless Carrier Backhaul is an Ethernet-based service that provides the capacity and performance needed for wireless operators to effectively deliver mobile broadband services.
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Miranda Technologies has partnered with Quest Research & Development to offer on-air graphics systems, which enable broadcasters to display comments from their viewers sent via Twitter and other social networking sites.
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First Baptist Church Indian Trail was organized in April of 1951 with 29 founding members. Four acres of land were purchased on Indian Trail-Fairview Road for $100 per acre. The first buildings were two donated army barracks. Rev. C.W. Boatwright was the founding pastor. Other early pastors were Rev. Lloyd Walters and Rev. Melvin Helms.
In 1958, Rev. Earl Sossamon became pastor of the small church. He served First Baptist faithfully as Pastor for 24 years. Under his leadership, the church grew steadily and built buildings to accommodate the growth, including the auditorium that today is the Earl Sossamon Chapel. When he retired in 1982, the church had grown to 446 members.
Rev. Michael T. Whitson became the new pastor of FBC Indian Trail on April 1, 1983. During his tenure as pastor, the church has seen phenomenal growth. Today, First Baptist is blessed to serve over 5000 members and is a vital part of this growing community. Several building programs have taken place under Rev. Whitson's leadership including the current worship center, which opened in 1993, and the Family Life Center and beautiful Preschool and Children's Building, which were completed in 2005. A complete renovation and addition to the Worship Center was completed in 2012.
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Players that expected to occupy reserve roles have become starters and some that thought they would be redshirting have been pressed into action.
"It's part of the game," head coach Joker Phillips said. "We have had to move people around before and we won some of those games. So we expect that to happen this year."
The Wildcats (1-5, 0-3 Southeastern Conference) will get their next chance to pick up a win this weekend as they travel to face Arkansas (2-4, 1-2 SEC), but they'll do it with one of the most inexperienced teams in the nation.
Kentucky lists 57 total players on its two-deep roster on offense and defense. Of those 57, well over half - 34 to be exact - are freshmen or sophomores. Among those 34 are 13 true freshmen. On special teams, UK has a true freshman punter, redshirt freshmen starting at holder and long snapper and another true freshman having handled 17 of the team's 23 kick returns.
"We got a lot of those young guys that are playing some exciting ball," Phillips said. "Again, there's going to be mistakes made when you're playing guys that are freshmen and playing for the first time."
The defense has been particularly affected. In the backfield, the Cats went with three true freshmen along with senior Cartier Rice, while fellow first-year players Khalid Henderson and Pancho Thomas rotated at linebacker.
"It was kind of amazing," Henderson said. "It just seemed like we were a high school all-star team at times in a sense. That's just the way it goes: next man in and you got to keep working together. I'm kind of glad for that opportunity the freshman class is having. We're going to get better."
Zack Blaylock was part of that patchwork defensive backfield and he was one of two freshmen to see his first game action last Saturday against Mississippi State. The other was quarterback Patrick Towles, but he went down with an injury himself, hurting his ankle on a sack late in the second quarter.
On Monday, Phillips announced that Towles has been diagnosed with a high ankle sprain and has been ruled out for this weekend against Arkansas. After splitting time with Towles against MSU, Jalen Whitlow will be UK's starter at quarterback with Morgan Newton backing him up.
The Cats' inexperience is certainly playing a role in some of their struggles through the first half of the season, but it's also been a positive in some ways. Not only are they building a foundation for the future, but having so many young players in major roles makes moving on from losses a little easier.
"This is a young team and I think that's the part that benefits us," said offensive guard Zach West, a relative veteran as a redshirt freshman. "These guys don't really know a lot better right now and I think we come to work every Tuesday. The whole team is inspired by it and I don't think I've seen one week where we haven't been ready to work."
Play calls changing too
UK's personnel isn't the only thing changing due to the wave of injuries.
The injury to quarterback Maxwell Smith has forced the coaching staff's hand. UK's new quick-strike offense was tailored to the strengths of the sophomore signal caller, but the Cats have had to rely more heavily on their running game in his absence.
"We have had to be creative," Phillips said. "Some of it has been in a real short week."
In the first three games of 2012, the Cats called passes on 155 of 219 (70.8 percent) offensive plays. With Smith sidelined for all but two plays of the next three games, UK called passes on just 94 of 173 plays (45.7 percent). Those numbers count sacks as called passes, but do not account for plays on which the quarterback scrambled after a pass was initially called.
With Smith potentially out for the rest of the season, UK figures to continue to more heavily rely on the running game. The offensive line doesn't mind having to get more physical.
"It is an adjustment, but it's not a huge adjustment," West said. "We feel like we've run blocked a lot and we feel like we've done it well against a lot of different fronts and now we're just going to have to do a lot better and work on conditioning."
Full injury update
Though he won't be available this weekend with a high ankle sprain, Towles will be evaluated on a week-by-week basis. The injury will not require surgery, but if he is unable to return this season, UK can apply for a medical hardship waiver so that he can retain a season of eligibility.
In the secondary, Martavius Neloms (hip strain), Mikie Benton (ankle), Ashely Lowery (head) and Kory Brown (hamstring) are day-to-day. Sophomore safety Glenn Faulkner is still recovering from ankle surgery. He tried to run last week, but was unable to. His return in 2012 is unlikely.
Kickoff time for Georgia set, not TV
UK's Homecoming game against Georgia on Oct. 20 will be at 7 p.m. ET, but where it will be television has not yet been determined. Based on this weekend's games, it will be selected by either ESPN2, ESPNU or FSN.


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If this isn't the best year end sale, then I don't know what is! HalfBrick Studios, the developers behind popular iOS titles such as Fruit Ninja and JetPack Joyride, are offering every iOS game they have ever made for FREE. Yes, you've heard that right. Now go download all their games and tell everyone about it. The offer is obviously limited, in fact it is so limited it will only be on for the next 24 hours, so you better act fast.
Fruit Ninja is HalfBrick Studios most popular game ever and it has seen about 300 million downloads so far. There's also a Puss In Boots version of Fruit Ninja, which is also available for free. The HD versions for iPad can also be downloaded from the App Store… for free. The second most popular game from the Australian developer is probably Jetpack Joyride, but this game has always been free to download.
Like Zombies? The Age of Zombies: Anniversary iOS game is also available for free. Age of Zombies for older devices can also be downloaded (wait for it…) for free. Other titles such as Monster Dash and Blast Off, the "not very popular" HalfBrick games, are for free too. That's pretty much all the iOS games HalfBrick Studios ever made. Below is the list of iOS games developed by HalfBrick Studios, which are now available for free.
- Fruit Ninja
- Fruit Ninja HD
- Age of Zombies™
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- Monster Dash
- Fruit Ninja: Puss in Boots
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- Blast Off
- Jetpack Joyride
This offer only lasts for the next 24 hours. Don't wait anymore, just go download the games from the App Store and have fun! For all of you droids out there, unfortunately this sale is specific to iOS. Maybe in the future HalfBrick Studios will have an Android sale like this, and if they do we will be sure to let you know.
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BEAUMONT - Lamar University linebacker, and former West Brook High School star, Marcus Malbrough has accepted an invitation to play in the 2013 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl, announced the NFL Players Association.
The 6-foot-5, 245-pound Malbrough just completed his second season with the Cardinals following his transfer from Missouri. Malbrough was named honorable mention All-Southland Conference following the 2012 season after registering 25 tackles, including seven for loss, and a team-high seven quarterback hurries.
Malbrough was also an honorable mention all-conference performer as a junior when he tied for the team lead with four and a half sacks. Malbrough had 33 tackles, including six for loss, during his junior campaign, as well.
Malbrough joins a growing list of impressive draft-eligible seniors competing in the all-star game on January 19 at The Home Depot Center on the campus of California State University Dominguez Hills in Carson, Calif.
For one week preceding the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl, participants will receive an in-depth introduction to the union - the primary resource for information on the business of football and how to succeed in the NFL and in post-football careers.
Pro-football players and coaching legends will work with the game's future stars, giving them first-hand insight on what it takes to win on and off of the field. Herm Edwards and Dick Vermeil will serve as the head coaches for the American and National Teams. Player Ambassadors for the game include former NFL players Terrell Davis, Hank Baskett, T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Lorenzo Neal and Andre Reed.
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Nationwide Building Society and Macmillan have been working together for over 20 years, making the partnership one of Macmillan's longest. During this time, the company has raised more than £6.8 million that has gone directly towards improving the lives of people affected by cancer.
Last year the partnership developed its strategy to actively help people living with cancer stay in their homes.
All the money raised in 2013 funded financial grants to support cancer patients who are experiencing financial difficulties with mortgage and rental arrears and calls to Macmillan's Support Line relating to housing calls. More than 5,000 employees took part in Nationwide's biggest ever Coffee Morning, which raised £138,000 and we are excited to see the total for our 2014 activity. Nationwide also launched Every Penny Helps and more than 4,000 employees signed up to the scheme, resulting in nearly £25,000 of donations. 2014 kicked off to a great start, with Nationwide committing to fund research into the long term financial consequences of a financial diagnosis.
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The present talk is organized in two parts. In the first part, I will review the main findings from experiments in which we recorded the activity of single neurons from area V4 of behaving macaques in order to explore the neuronal mechanisms of one specific form of feature selective attention, namely, when one feature of an object must be selected while other features of the same object must be ignored. This is accomplished very often in daily life, for instance when an individual must classify, or sort, objects (e.g., clothes, books, food items, etc.) on the basis of their shape, while at the same time disregarding their size or color; and vice versa.
In the second part of my talk, I will present new data from behavioral experiments with human observers, carried out in my laboratory over recent years, showing that the controlled delivery of rewards within the context of attentional tasks strongly modulates the short- and long-term consequences of episodes of attentional selection. The presented data will attest to a robust link between reward-related factors and attentional control – a link that has remained completely ignored until very recently.
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