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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates Luke Donald shot a 7-under 65 on Thursday to lead Rory McIlroy and two others by one stroke after the opening round of the season-ending Dubai World Championship. Donald saved par on Nos. 1 and 4 with clutch putting, and some accurate up-and-down play helped him make four birdies in a stretch of six holes.
It was a nice, solid start, said the Englishman, who made six of his seven birdies in the first 10 holes. It was very tidy. Just a lot of solid golf. I gave myself a lot of opportunities.
Donald fended off a challenge from McIlroy at the tournament last year to become the first player to clinch both the European and PGA Tour money titles. The Northern Irishman has repeated the feat this season, and he surged into contention Thursday at the $8 million event with three birdies on the back nine. The PGA Championship winner could have matched Donald, but his tee shot on the 18th went into a creek.
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano of Spain and Marc Warren of Scotland are also at 6 under.
On a day when more than three-quarters of the field shot under par, there were plenty of other big names in the mix.
Lee Westwood, three-time major champion Padraig Harrington, 2010 PGA Championship winner Martin Kaymer and two others were at 5 under. Six players, including 2011 Masters champion Charl Schwartzel, were another shot behind.
McIlroy struggled on the front nine, making only one birdie, but turned it around coming home with a stretch of five birdies in seven holes. He is trying to emulate Westwoods feat in 2009 in which he won the money title and this tournament.
I got off to a bit of a slow start but felt I was hitting the ball well enough to give myself opportunities for birdies. I just had to stay patient. I got it together on the back nine, McIlroy said. Its a great way to start. Obviously, Im confident heading into tomorrow.
With the money title decided, players are now counting on strong performances to help them move up the rankings. A top-30 finish gets them into the British Open, while the top 15 is enough for the U.S. Open. The top 10 on the European money list will receive a portion of the $3.75 million bonus pool.
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Northern Vance's Devin Anderson signed Thursday to be a preferred walk-on at East Carolina.
The 5-foot-9, 200-pounder was a standout linebacker at Northern, also starring in the Vikings' offensive backfield. He was recruited to ECU as a running back and may have a chance to line up at safety.
"I love the coaching staff," said Anderson. "Coach Ruffin McNeill — great coach. He cares about grades, God, school, family. He's a great coach. He puts the kids first before anything else."
Anderson went to several ECU games in 2013, was invited to sit in on a practice leading up to the Pirates' Beef O'Brady's Bowl win over Ohio and attended the recent Purple-Gold spring game.
Speaking of Purple and Gold — there's plenty of it in the Anderson household now.
"We went shopping last weekend," said Devin's mother, Nickole. "Everything in our house is purple and gold pretty much."
"He could have gone to many other schools because of his grades," added Nickole, "but East Carolina was the best fit for him."
Yeah, Devin has that down. Take a look at those biceps.
If Anderson ends up with a redshirt on, it won't be because of lack of strength. He and Jeff Connors should be a perfect match.
Nickole Anderson said Connors was "fascinated" by her son's strength compared to other incoming recruits.
Devin made a play in the infamous 2013 season finale against J.F. Webb that you have to see to believe.
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I'm looking for advice as to how best obtain a straight line between the wall and ceiling which are both textured. I've seen some new homes where the painter masks about 1/8-1/4 inch down the wall parallel with the ceiling which looks quite nice. I've tried to mask in the corner, but it always looks terrible even using frog tape. Are there any techniques for getting a straight edge?
Tried the methods above and had no luck. Tape didn't work and the angled paint brush didn't transfer the paint efficiently while drawing a line. Finally I went to an art store and bought a cheap art brush about 3/8 inch wide and extremely fine. I can control that brush to create a straight line freehand along the ceiling line. If I were a better painter I am sure the above would work. But for my occasional job, the tiny fine brush saved me lots of frustration.
The way the pros do it is kinda hard to explain - but here goes...
Pretend the wall color is blue and the ceiling is white. First, paint blue into the corner overlapping into the white by enough that the entire corner is blue. Once that blue is completely dry, use 1" masking tape on the wall, with its upper edge as close into the corner as you can get it. Push the tape down with your finger to get good adhesion.
Next paint blue again over tape where it meets the ceiling - what you are doing is allowing blue to slip under the tape where it isn't sealed completely. Once that is dry, paint white over the tape and cover all the blue above the tape. Once that is dry - if the white covered the blue completely SLOWLY remove the tape for a perfect line.
If you are like me & don't have a straight hand to save your sole here are a few tips that may be helpfull. The first method is to tape along the ceiling and with using the exact color you used to paint your ceiling, apply a thin coat along the tape line between your wall & ceiling (this acts as a barrier & will not allow your new wall color to seep under the tape & get onto the ceiling), allow it to dry & then paint your wall color.
I definitely agree that painting with a brush and no tape is the way to go. To add some variety, however, I'll suggest another option: Crown Moulding.
And by that, I don't mean you need to go out and get the 8" angled stuff with the fancy profile. Even a 2" trim board nailed flat on the wall butt-up to the ceiling can really add a little bit of detail to a room. I got in the habit of doing that at our previous house (built in 1929) where that was the standard in all the bedrooms. I thought it was a nice, simple, and relatively cheap design detail and saved me the hassle of painting that corner at the top of the wall.
I never tape anything and people are amazed at the crisp lines I paint in my home. I use a high quality angled brush for this. Depending on my wrist fatigue and room, I work from either left to right, or vice versa with this technique. This is self-taught and I have no idea if their is a name for this.
I load the brush up with plenty of paint and then spread the paint on about an inch lower than the ceiling, onto the wall for about the length of a foot. This is just to get the bulk of the paint onto the wall to prevent dripping and to help load the brush back up while I work. I pull the brush along the wall just below the ceiling and slowly raise it up to the corner so that the bristles fall in to place. Without the angled brush, this would be difficult. I hold the brush more on plane with the ceiling than the wall, almost perpendicular to the wall. Once the bristles have fallen into a nice setup, most people would simply drag the brush and paint the wall with a one long stroke. I found that I run out of paint and have to use multiple shallow arcs to do this. This was unsatisfactory to me. I wiggle the brush back and forth while dragging it along to drag and push the paint to the place I want. The key of this method is to control the amount of paint loaded up on the brush at the ends while you drag and push. With the push and pull action of this method, I think it would work wonderfully for a textured surface as it pushes paint with both strokes in each direction
Upon very close inspection, the finished edge will have a small ragged appearance to it, but you can only see it when you are very close up. From normal viewing distance, even in a small bathroom, the line appears to be a crisp edge, well-defining the corner. I will be painting a room in the next week or two. I could take a quick video and post if it would be beneficial to anyone.
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We're in the process of painting our main floor (and we opted in for the cheaper popcorn ceilings when we bought the house), so I feel your pain.
I mostly use Elf's technique: use a good quality angle brush, unload around a half-inch below the ceiling and then push paint up into the corner. As a part of prep-work, I use a 1/4" screwdriver and drag it along the ceiling, effectively removing a thin strip of the popcorn and allowing a ledge for the paint.
However, what texture are you dealing with? Do you have the same texture on wall and ceiling?
+1 on Elf's brush technique.
I would add: using a small scraper or careful use of a partially exposed utility knife, to remove the texture just on either side of the inside corner.
Then I would deliberately overpaint the ceiling paint onto to wall a bit (1" or so). Then go back with EvilElfs loaded brush and cut towards the ceiling.
The overpainted corner allows the back cut to flow smoothly.
I use this method with trim also, doing the final back cut with the wall paint


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Clinton said Obama really needs to start talking about the spending cuts he has already proposed if he hopes to sell his plan for economic recovery. His prognosis for Romney wasn't quite so gentle.
"He's hung with the budget he came up with in the primary," Clinton said. "I don't know how he's going to do it."
Clinton said Romney shot himself in the foot with the broad tax-cutting budget he suggested during the primary. He said Romney should accept projections that his plan for deep tax cuts would add billions to the deficit while requiring huge cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and non-defense spending.
"If I were in his position I would, I think, use the Congressional Budget Office numbers saying my plan increased the debt and say that no responsible president can pretend an independent analysis of his numbers don't matter," Clinton said. "That's, I think, his his best avenue back to the real world."
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STARKVILLE, Miss.--Mississippi State President Robert H. "Doc" Foglesong will fly an open cockpit biplane over Davis Wade Stadium Saturday [Oct. 28] prior to the Bulldogs' 1:30 p.m. Southeastern Conference clash with Kentucky.
A veteran pilot and former four-star general in the U.S. Air Force, Foglesong will fly the1940s-era, PT-17 Stearman craft as a salute to aviation pioneers of the past and MSU's own nationally recognized Raspet Flight Research Laboratory.
"I'm going to fly this Stearman over the stadium because of the proud aviation legacy we have here at Mississippi State," Foglesong said in reference to the flight lab, which has used the bi-wing plane to tow gliders for more than half a century.
"I took my FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) physical earlier this week and I have a pilot's license, so I'm perfectly legitimate to go up and fly this airplane," added the West Virginia native, who was inaugurated as MSU's 18th president earlier this fall.
The commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe prior to his retirement from the military in December 2005, Foglesong has piloted some 30 different aircraft over his lengthy career, from propeller-driven craft to jets. They've included the sophisticated F-16 jet fighter--with a top speed of 1,500 miles per hour--and the heavier B-52 bomber.
He will fly the Stearman--which he's never piloted before--at a top speed of about 110 miles an hour at an altitude of approximately 1,500 feet immediately after the Famous Maroon Band plays the National Anthem at Scott Field.
"This will be my first time ever to fly the Stearman," Foglesong acknowledged. "It will be my first time in an open-cockpit airplane. "It's going to be great fun, and I'm really looking forward to it. I hope the weather stays good and that we beat the Wildcats."
Foglesong said he plans practice flights prior to the weekend event. Also, as a safety precaution, he will be joined in the two-seat craft by Phil Bridges, an experienced Raspet biplane pilot and MSU professor emeritus of aeronautical engineering.
"Somebody once told me the definition of getting old was when there are more endings than beginnings in your life," said the 61-year-old president, who jogs five miles a day, has run wind sprints with members of the MSU football team and occasionally sings lead for his own campus band, called Bark.
"I'm trying to reverse that trend and have more beginnings than endings," he added. "This is a beginning for me."
The Stearman, which has become the generic name for almost all currently flown biplanes, is a classic aircraft known for its simple construction, rugged dependability and nimble handling. The Stearman Kaydet, as it was officially named, was the only American aircraft used during World War II that was completely standardized for both Army and Navy use as the PRT 13D (Army) and N2S-4 (Navy).
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SALEM, ORE. -- Willamette University is prepared to battle George Fox University and other challengers in women's track and field this weekend, as the Bearcats host the 2013 Northwest Conference Championships at the Charles Bowles Track. The competition begins on Friday, April 26 and continues through Saturday, April 27.
Last year, George Fox built a lead in the heptathlon and held off the Bearcats throughout the meet, as the Bruins won the title for the second season in a row. Willamette finished second. This spring, the Bruins have a 16-point advantage following the heptathlon, but Willamette has strength in a number of events.
On Friday, field events will begin at 12:30 p.m. (PDT) with the men's hammer throw. Additional field events will start at 2 p.m., and the first event on the track will begin at 2 p.m. On Saturday, the first field event will be the women's hammer throw at 9 a.m. Other field events will begin at 10:30 a.m. and the first event on the track is set for 12 p.m.
All events will be held at the Charles Bowles Track, located at McCulloch Stadium, except for the two hammer throw competitions, which will take place behind the Math Learning Center at 1850 Oxford Street in Salem, Ore.
Admission is free for NWC students and children under 5 years old, $5 for other students and $10 for adults.
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Allanah Whitehall from Puget Sound has the best time in the 100-meter dash this season at 12.40. Other top runners in the 100 include Sarah Frazier of George Fox at 12.72 and Emily Wyatt of GFU at 12.74. Kylea Johnson (Fr., Onalaska WA/Onalaska HS) of Willamette owns a top time of 12.81.
Rachael Kraske of George Fox owns the top time in the 200-meter dash (26.01) and 400-meter dash (59.14). She is third in the 100-meter hurdles (15.56).
Contenders in the 200 include Amanda Wilson of Pacific Lutheran at 26.26, Kelli Aken-Pagdilao of Pacific at 26.27 and Whitehall at 26.28. Key runners in the 400 are Madison Guscott of PLU at 59.97, Ashland Bernard (Fr., Kirkland, WA/Juanita HS) from Willamette at 1:00.82 and Carmela Roberts of Willamette at 1:00.97.
Leaders in the 100-meter hurdles are Charity Arn of GFU at 15.34 and Christina Dobbins of Whitworth at 15.40. Elisa Ahern (So., Lake Forest Park, WA/Shorecrest HS) of Willamette has a time of 15.68 and Bekah Daniel (So., Silverdale, WA/Central Kitsap HS) of WU has a time of 15.84.
In the 400 hurdles, Emily Moore of Whitworth has the best time among entries at 1:06.76. Olivia Fleming from GFU is at 1:06.79. Emily Thompson from L&C owns a time of 1:07.05.
All of the middle distance and long distance champions from 2012 are back to defend their titles. Theresa Edwards (Sr., Lake Tapps, WA/Bonney Lake HS) of Willamette won the 800-meter run in 2:18.45 and the 1,500-meter run in 4:43.44.
Challengers in the 800 include Erynn Rebol (Sr., Cottonwood, CA/Red Bluff Union HS) of Willamette at 2:16.31 and Heather Spurling of L&C at 2:19.08. In the 1,500, Michaela Freeby (So., Milwaukie, OR/Rex Putnam HS) of the Bearcats is at 4:41.68 with Spurling at 4:44.84.
Emily Thomas from L&C returns after winning the 5,000 and the 10,000. She leads the NWC with a time of 17:16.80 in the 5,000 this year, while Spurling follows at 17:47.29. Juliet Farnan (Fr., Lafayette, CA/Campolindo HS) of WU has achieved a time of 18:20.96.
In the 10,000, Emily Painter of GFU has the top time this spring at 37:12.12. Contenders are Christina Anderson of Whitworth at 37:48.58 and Siena Noe of Linfield at 38:14.88.
Freeby of Willamette is the defending champion in the 3,000-meter steeplechase. She won in 11:08.91 in 2012. Taylor Ostrander (Fr., Soldotna, AK/Kenai Central HS) of Willamette has a time of 11:25.11, while Kellyn Roiko of Whitworth has been timed at 11:39.98.
Vertical & Horizontal Jumps
Christina Dobbins of Whitworth leads the high jumpers at 5' 6", while Maria Green of GFU is second at 5' 5.75". Beth Stam of GFU is at 5' 4.50". Maya Bowton of Willamette and Chloe Hallyburton from Pacific have both cleared 5' 3".
The top height in the pole vault belongs to Dannah Martin of GFU and Kelly Yelverton of L&C, both at 11' 5.75". At third on the list is Kierstie Shellman of Whitworth (11'3.75").
In the long jump, Emily Wyatt of George Fox owns the top distance of 2013 at 18' 10". Dobbins is second at 17'5.25", with Green in third at 17' 2.75". Bekah Daniel of Willamette has jumped 16' 9.25".
Elisa Ahern of Willamette will defend her triple jump title. Last year, her distance was 36' 1.50". Daniel, also from WU, leads all entries this year at 37'6", with Ahern at 37' 3.75". Whitworth's Rachel Palmquist is next at 35' 9.50".
The champions from 2012 in all four throwing events are back to defend their titles. Anna LaBeaume of Linfield won the shot put with a toss of 42' 9" and the hammer at 152'10". Samantha Potter of PLU was first in the discus at 136'6", and Chelsea Nelson of PLU won the javelin at 126' 8".
Challengers in the shot put include Potter at 42' 7" this spring, as well as Mary Data of Whitworth at 39'10". Both Marisa Gonzalez of PLU and Beth Stam of GFU has earned a distance of 39' 8".
In the discus, Potter will battle top contenders Courtney Fairhart of Whitworth, who has thrown 136' 10.25" and Elke Neuenschwander of Whitworth, who has gone 132' 11".
LaBeaume owns a throw of 170' 2" this year in the hammer. Other top competitors are Jorgina Moore from PLU at 159'11" and Dakota Kliamovich of Whitworth at 158' 11".
The top javelin throw of the season is held by Kerry Wright of Whitworth with a toss of 149' 0". Stam of GFU has gone 145' 1" and Green of GFU has achieved a throw of 130' 5". Meka Townsend (Fr., Okanogan, WA/Okanogan HS) of Willamette is ranks fourth with a toss of 129' 4".
Last season, Linfield took first place in the 4 x 100-meter at 48.67 and George Fox won the 4 x 400-meter relay in 3:56.99. Willamette earned second place in both relays. In 2013, the top time in the 4 x 100 is 49.77 by Linfield. The Wildcats also possess the top time in the 4 x 400 at 4:06.30.
Team Title
George Fox is after its third consecutive NWC team title. The Bruins are off to a good start with 24 points after the heptathlon. Willamette has eight points and Whitworth has seven.
GFU won last year with a score of 207. Willamette, which finished second a year ago, is a top challenger to the title. Willamette won the NWC championship nine years in a row from 2002-10. Whitworth, which last won the NWC title in 2001, will battle the Bruins and the Bearcats this season.
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Reliving the Old Days With the Old Selves
By LESLIE KANDELL
Published: May 3, 2002
It's a prank of fate that the grade-school news gatherer's mother would be the one to toss out yearbooks, class pins and rings, stories, artwork -- not to mention the hoard of Pied Peeper columns from The Yardbird, the mimeographed newspaper of the City and Country School in Greenwich Village. To my mother, last year was always yesterday's news. Out it went.
So now, many years later, I run to school reunions -- grade school, high school, college, any and all -- retrieving memories that connect and buzz like battery wires in a third-grade science experiment.
Whether centered on spring commencement, Memorial Day or the fall homecoming game, class reunions -- from one-night dinner-dances to multiday college programs -- are essentially weekend revels. Grade school reunions, informal and rare, are, like children, smaller and shorter than those for higher levels of education. But all take us to living museums of our former selves.
The past, once a drop in the bucket, grows into a tsunami of memories, relationships and now databases. So trolling for the lost detritus of my history, I set out each spring for city buildings and leafy campuses: City and Country for its annual fair; my high school, Fieldston in Riverdale, the Bronx; college, Bryn Mawr, near Philadelphia; and the Bank Street School in Morningside Heights, which my children attended.
There might be geezers in beanies ambling through science labs with wine in plastic glasses or white-haired ladies with stick-on name tags line-dancing through the Quad singing ''Here we come, decrepit alum'' to the tune of the barcarole from ''Tales of Hoffmann.'' They were roommates, boyfriends, rivals and now they're all sporting time's latest costume.
Reunions are scheduled at 5- or 10-year intervals, so whoever didn't graduate exactly 15 or 40 years ago is supposed to just sit home on reunion weekends as others network and meet forgotten friends while tuning up their intellects, memories and hormones. But there's no law against showing up at reunions that light your fire: those of former lovers, grown children, colleagues or the high school class two years ahead, where the real people were. A Harvard College 25th in 1981, sprawled over the Cambridge area, sparked my reunion addiction, which solidified in 1988 at a 30th reunion of Hutchinson Central Technical High (Hutch Tech) at a Ramada Inn near the Buffalo airport. Neither of these institutions did I attend: I was with somebody, and in a sense I never came home.
This is not some isolated lunacy, by the way (though recalling camp songs under hypnosis may come close). There is a whole Internet-fed industry ready to help schools trace graduates and plan reunion events of their choosing. The Internet is murder on privacy but wonderful for finding people.
Banner links to Classmates.com (''Did you go to high school with . . . ?'') are on more than 200 Web sites. As of Wednesday, Classmates had 28,749,051 members. Its founder, Randy Conrads, set it up when he couldn't find a classmate from his high school in the Philippines. ''We're living proof: it's not what you know, it's who you know,'' said Michael Schutzler, its chief executive. ''We track these things obsessively.''
Classmates.com doesn't plan reunions, but among groups that do, or act as resource centers, Reunions Unlimited plans up to 50 a year and says other companies organize 20 to 200.
Reunions are serious business for private institutions, which want people to have such a good time that they donate again and again.
A Grade School Party
When you know people early in life, you grasp their essence. Underneath the disguises and crusts of later years, practically everyone is unchanged: time falls away and relationships go on as before. My pivotal reunion experience was assembling my small City and Country School class for a 35th anniversary. ''We sat down,'' a classmate said later, ''and it was like, 'What was I saying 40 years ago?' ''
Grade school basically teaches you how to behave. Which one children attend is determined mostly by where their parents live, not brains or awards. Future Matthew Brodericks and Carly Simons can spend years in class with a future part-time postal worker, a picture framer and a felon. (Internet or no, our own class felon seems to have given us the slip again.)
City and Country had six up-to-date addresses; before the Internet, it took a year to find the rest, about 20 in all. Everyone in the continental United States came to my house for an evening planned around three classmates' consecutive birthdays, which we naturally remembered. Our Maui and Alberta members we telephoned, taking turns speaking. (The guy in Copenhagen was located after somebody invented the Internet and one could search by birth date and hobbies.)
Right away we were intimate and direct with one another, and to a degree absorbed into the old pecking order, sitting in a circle, reflecting by turns on what the school had meant to us.
One would have expected a certain amount of hanky-panky, but despite confessions of how much that kiss in the darkroom had meant, we treated one another like teammates.


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"Shame when trade magazines turn tabloid," tweeted Katy Perry last night, likely in response to The Hollywood Reporter's June cover story about her. Pegged loosely to the release of her 3-D concert-umentary Katy Perry: Part of Me (opening July 5), the story looks back on her rise to fame and finds a savvy star ("She knows her fan base so well, and her business acumen is incredible") with a winning vision, and a killer work ethic. Mostly, it's flattering. Though as her aggravated tweet suggests, the story occasionally strays from the shop talk when they ask about her faith, her family, and her estrangement from Russell Brand. And now Katy's feeling twisted!
And so, putting ourselves into Katy Perry's sparkly and probably candy colored shoes:
The top five parts most cringeworthy parts from THR's "Katy Perry: Confessions of a Pop Princess:"
- Before it even begins, the story compares her public split with Russell Brand to Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries' much questioned split. Who would want that?
"Nobody knows what really happened except the two people who are in it." It's June 6, and Katy Perry is talking about Kim Kardashian's 72-day marriage to NBA up-and-comer Kris Humphries, unsure where her empathy lies with regard to the media-saturated spectacle of the split — or whether she feels any at all."
- Labeling her a "survivor of her own short-live whirlwind romance gone wrong," they suggest that "differences of intellect" may have fueled the divorce. I am not sure if they are trying to imply that Perry is intellectually superior to Brand or vice versa, but I can't imagine it's flattering to be called dumb or to be told the person you once loved was dumb. Ouch!


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Kate, who played field hockey back in school, had no problem getting in on the action. The Duchess played ping-pong, refereed a judo match, and even kicked around a soccer ball with her hubby — all while wearing a pretty gray and white dress!
Not to worry about grass stains, though. This isn't one of Kate's infamously pricey gowns. In fact, the belted summer dress only set her back $55. But getting to be a total sports pro while still looking like every bit a lady? That is priceless.
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newb questions.... :)
soooo, i made the switch a few days ago and it takes some getting used to.. i was wondering...
is there a good peer-to-peer bittorrent program out there for mac? I'm using FrostWire and well.... bleh.
is there a way to rename your computer? (please tell me there is...)
is safari better than firefox, or any other good browser?
is there someway to make the mouse ball button open the link to whatever you clicked on in a tab, as in firefox?
is there any way to make the side buttons on the mighty mouse to go forward and back in a browser?
thank youuuuu
oh, some other stuff...
ill sometimes DL an app and ill put it in the dock and everything but part of the file stays on my desktop and i cant move it, or if i delete it i cant use the app....
how can i put my ipod songs onto my itunes without paying for some stupid program?
I made the switch just a month ago but the first thing I did was download Firefox, Safari didn't make such a great impression and I was already using Firefox on my old comp and new that it was a nice browser. Still, Firefox does go a bit wonky every now and again (not as much as IE!), so I use Safari when that happens.
The first Bittorrent program I downloaded to my mac was Tomato, but then I found Bits on Wheels and I've loved it ever since. Easy to use, fast and it looks good too.
I'm sure more experienced users will be able to help you with everything else and give you more options :)
1. I use Azureus. Its full featured easy and reliable. I've heard people here use Transmission with good results. There is also Tomato Torrent, Bittorent and Bits on Wheels. I personally think BoWs is a POS but thats just my 2 cents.
2. System Preferences>Sharing
3. Safari is nice its nicely integrated with the rest of the OS and it performs predictably. I've been using it exclusively until about a month ago, I started to tinker with Firefox 1.5 (wasn't impressed before). I like the plugins especially Revealer. Renders slightly faster than Safari but isn't quite as polished as I'd like. There is always Opera and Camino.
4. Not sure.
5. Dont have one so I'm not sure. I use key commands mostly. cmd+[ for back and cmd+] for forward
2. I never had the need but I'm sure a little Google time will turn something up.
To open a TAB in Firefox or Safari with the middle (Ball) button on the mighty mouse, go to System Preferences and the mouse and set the setting for the middle button to Button 3. Clicking it while clicking a link will then open a new Tab.
open system preferences, go sharing button and fill in computer name
edit: didn't notice this was already answered. sorry
Go look at www.acquisitionx.com for peer-to-peer sharing...
thank you guys for all the help <3.
the tab thing works great
i tried to DL azarues before but i wouldnt open... but ill try again...
i changed the comps name and that was fine... but i guess what i wanted to change was the "quickname/shortname". like it displays when u click macintosh harddrive, and look at the "home" tab thing..
thanks again.
Azereus is awesome for torrents.
ive downloaded azerues twice and each time when i try to open it it hops up and down a few times and doesnt do anything else. i got it from their main site i think and above is a java download link, so i figured maybe u need java to open it but when i click the link all i get is a bunch of info on it and no actual download.... i feel like im missing something blaringly obvious....
I have an intel mac and downloaded the Mac OS azureus and it did the same thing. I then downloaded the intel version.
heres the link to download the intel version of azureus:
To change the name of "Macintosh HD", you can right click (or control click), get info, and just change it under "Name and Extension".
DO NOT try to change the name of your Home folder in this way, you will screw up your account. http://www.macworld.com/weblogs/macg...name/index.php details an AppleScript that will do this, but I'd read through that article and make sure you back everything up first.
For BitTorrent, I use Tomato, and Transmission is a popular option as well. Personally I think Azureus is ugly (it looks like and behaves more like a windows app), but it does have a lot of features.
I like azureus because if youre downloading a "packed" download such as a TV season, you can select which episodes you want or do not want. With other clients it just downloads the whole package.
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Friday, June 13, 2014
Dorchester District Two board members are postponing the change in bell schedules for the schools.
At their May 12 meeting, school board members discussed the pros and cons of having high schoolers start their day later.
A discussion was led by Elena Furnari, director of high schools, who informed board members that she has conducted research that has led to the conclusion that high school students essentially perform better later in the day, and elementary students tucker out earlier and should therefore start earlier.
However, during the board meeting June 9, Assistant Superintendent Sean Alford reported that more than 6,000 people participated in a survey conducted by the district and even though the results were overall favorable for the new bell schedule, results also indicated some people had concerns about a later bell schedule interfering with high schoolers after-school activities such as athletics, extracurricular and employment.
There were a number of things we feel we need to investigate, Alford said.
Therefore board members felt it would be best to revisit the bell schedule.
Chairwoman Gail Hughes said she supported the idea.
We will re-evaluate in December and move forward from there, she said.
Right now high school students are dismissed at 2:55 p.m. The proposed schedule would have them being dropped off at 9 a.m., starting at 9:15 a.m. and leaving at 4:15 p.m.
The proposed bell schedule change includes minor changes for middle and elementary schools. Elementary schools would keep their 7 a.m. drop-off time but go from starting school at 7:25 a.m. to starting at 7:15 a.m. Their dismissal time would then be changed from 2:10 p.m. to 2:15 p.m.
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about Income Inequality
B. (1999). "True
world income distribution, 1988 and 1993: First calculation based
on household surveys alone", World Bank.
Danny (1997), "Empirics
for growth and distribution: stratification, polarization and convergence
clubs", London School of Economics and Political Science,
Center for Economic Performance Discussion Paper No. 324, pp. 1-29.
(2002). Human Development Report 2002 -- Deepening
Democracy in a fragmented world. New York, Oxford University
income inequality is probably greater than it has ever been in human
history. There is some debate about
whether it is getting worse or getting better. Currently, the
richest 1% of people in the world receives as much as the bottom
57%. The ratio between the average income of the top 5% in the world
to the bottom 5% increased from 78 to 1 in 1988 to 114 to 1 in 1993
(Milanovic 1999). In this section of the Atlas,
we examine aspects of contemporary income inequality. On this page
we look at the distribution
of global income and changes in regional distribution of income.
The maps in this section show changes in GDP/person, GNP/person
and changes in the ratio of national incomes to world mean income.
of the world's people are poor
Milanovic found
that the richest 25% of the world's population receives 75% of the
world's income, even when adjusting for Purchasing Power Parity.
The poorest 75% of the population share just 25%. This occurs because
a large proportion of the world's population lives in the poorest
countries, and within the poorest regions of those countries, particularly
in the rural areas of China, rural and urban India and Africa.
graph (from an article in the Economist by Robert Wade and based
on a graph in Milanovic) shows how the world's income is divided
among the world's population. It indicates the distribution of world
population (vertical scale) against income (horizontal scale). Income
here is measured the same way as in the atlas' GDP maps, using Gross
Domestic Product per person
in US dollars
compared at purchasing power parity rates.
This graph uses
data from household surveys of income, rather than the average income
for each country. Average values can be misleading because they
hide the gap between the high- and low-income levels. By using household
surveys of income, the graph reflects both inequalities between
countries and within countries.
The "Twin Peaks" of
Rich and Poor
The greatest
contributors to world income inequality are the large countries
at either end of the spectrum, the "Twin Peaks," as defined
by Quah, 1997.
One pole represents the 2.4 billion people whose mean income is
less than $1000 year and includes people living in India, Indonesia
and rural China. With 42% of the world's population, this group
received just 9% of the world PPP income. The other pole is the
group of 500 million people whose income exceeds $11,500. This group
includes the US, Japan, Germany, France and the UK. Combined, they
account for 13% of the world's population yet garner 45% of the
world PPP income.
The gap between
these two poles is so large it comprises the major component of
the world's income inequality. Populous countries with middle income,
such as Brazil, Mexico and Russia, do contribute to world income
inequality, but to a much smaller degree.
increased between some regions, decreased between others
In the last
25 years, some regions of the world have raised their average income
per person, while others have suffered a decline in income. The
UNDP Human Development Report
2002 identifies the regions where there has been growth or
(UNDP 2002: 19). The graph shows the relative changes in income
between different regions of the world:
(1) The continued
rapid economic growth in the already rich countries of Western Europe,
North America and Oceania, relative to most of the rest of the world.
The decline in real income of Sub-Saharan Africa and Eastern Europe.
The relatively modest gains in Latin America and the Arab States.
These regions provide another example of how inequality increases
worldwide. Even though each of these regions saw an increase in
income, it was modest compared to the gains made by the high-income
countries. The result is that between 1975 and 2000, these regions
suffered a slight deterioration relative to OECD countries.
The graph also
shows the gains in income in East Asia. While the rapid growth was
impressive, it had little effect on global inequality due to the
relatively small populations involved. Although not evident in the
graph, the UNDP report also found that world
income inequality was
decreased somewhat by the rapid growth in China since 1970s and
India since 1980s, and the fact that European economies began to "catch-up" with
the United States.
in this section:
The maps in
this section of the Atlas show different ways of comparing average
country income levels:
Gross Domestic Product shows GDP per person for the decades
1970 to 1999.
Gross National Product shows GNP per person for the decades
1960 to 1999.
and references
"Global Disparaties
in Income" graphic is from the Human Development Report
2002 by United Nations Development Program,
2002 by the UNDP. Used by permission of Oxford
University Press, Inc.
Milanovic, B.
(1999). "True
world income distribution, 1988 and 1993: First calculation based
on household surveys alone", World Bank.
Quah, Danny
(1997), "Empirics
for growth and distribution: stratification, polarization and convergence
clubs", London School of Economics and Political Science,
Center for Economic Performance Discussion Paper No. 324, pp. 1-29.
Human Development Report 2002 -- Deepening
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Friends were looking for someplace different to eat and we decided to try The Veranda. We loved the food, from the complimentary bread and olives to start, to the last morsels of dessert. The service did not match the delicious food. Despite a long wait [made easier by the bread and olives], and a reminder to the waitress, the appetizer did not arrive until after the main courses for two guests. The other guest started eating the appetizer, and then his meal was delivered a minute or so later. Despite this, and a few other service lapses, we are all eager to return for the wonderful food.
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Logan Circle is just starting to get a influx of great neighborhood restaurants and Veranda is one of them. The food is good, not amazing, but what you go for is the great atmosphere. The servers and the bartenders are friendly. It's a little cramped, but it adds to the overall feel of the dining experience for a neighborhood that is becoming increasingly less transient.


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City's Doyle's buys another firm
Deal is latest step in vendor's 5-year plan for growth
Corpus Christi-based Doyle's Valves Inc. acquired Houston-based Tanner Oil Tools on Thursday and already is looking into its next purchase.
The takeover follows the recent purchase of Brannco Oilfield Products and precedes the possible acquisition of another field-related company within the year.
"There are a lot of neat things happening with the company and this acquisition is the latest of those," said Dan Henderson, president of Doyle's. "We're not looking to relocate. This is where are roots are and this is where our families are."
Doyle's, a 33-year-old company that provides blowout preventer equipment for the drilling industry, has been expanding steadily in the past few years and, with a young management team, hopes to grow the company more in the next five years.
Henderson declined to release the purchase price of Tanner and details on the next purchase, saying the information was proprietary. He said the reasons for buying the company included Tanner's reputation in the industry and its fit in Doyle's five-year plan.
"We're hoping to expand into Louisiana and Oklahoma in the next three to five years and acquiring companies that complement what we do will help us do that," Henderson said.
All 14 Tanner employees will become Doyle's employees, said Henderson and Tanner's former owner, Cathy Tanner.
"We're looking forward to the merger," Tanner said. "They have young people full of ideas and enthusiasm. We think it's a wonderful thing and it's going to take the company in a new direction."
Tanner founder Rusty Tanner is included in the employees joining Doyle's.
"I couldn't be more excited to see my company and employees become a part of something bigger," Tanner said. "I am equally excited to be staying on to provide my many years of expertise and experience."
Tanner's employees will relocate from Hartwick Road in Houston to Doyle's facility on McAulty Road in Houston. Doyle's has about 40 employees and its Corpus Christi location is on Leopard Street.
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in answer to your question...no meditteranean...we were "Maui'd";) I didn't want to derail Karenm's thread..it is afterall her turn I had mine:D
Well that explains why the store has been looking so scarce! Thank gawd!! I thought they might be closing for good:( glad to hear they are just moving though...& might I add to a MUCH more convenient location for both of us!!:D
You're so classy, anybody ever tell you that? Maui sounds wonderful!! How lucky for you.
By the way, now that I've got you hear, I heard that Bombay is going to close,,,and,,don't throw up,,, they're opening a bigger and better one across from the Post office on Walker Rd. probably beside the Lazy Boy Store!!
I was dancing on the hood of my car when I heard that one!!!
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Gallery: Project H builds their first Learning Landscape in Uganda
Design nonprofit Project H has completed the construction of their first Learning Landscape, a playground that teaches elementary math concepts using ten interactive games. Built from reclaimed tires in a simple sandbox structure, the pilot installation was built at the Kutamba AIDS Orphans School in southern Uganda by Project H design fellows Dan Grossman and Heleen de Goey. The grid system facilitates games that teach addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, along with spatial and logical reasoning. The Kutamba installation is the first of many – Project H hopes to build at least 5 more in Africa and in the US. Please help fund the construction of additional Learning Landscapes by donating to Project H here.
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July 7, 2011 at 6:42 pm
There are certainly a lot of details like that to take into consideration. That may be a great point to carry up. I offer the ideas above as common inspiration but clearly there are questions just like the one you carry up where crucial thing will probably be working in sincere good faith. I don?t know if best practices have emerged round issues like that, but I am positive that your job is clearly recognized as a good game. Both boys and girls feel the impression of just a moment's pleasure, for the remainder of their lives.
March 26, 2011 at 12:30 am
That post just warms my heart!
November 9, 2010 at 12:47 pm
It is great to see that there are people in the world willing to do some good for those less fortunate.
August 18, 2010 at 5:30 pm
I have just discovered this site. What a great idea to help those kids learn. I just despair sometimes when I see all the problems in Africa. I just read that the LRA is stepping up it's activites again. Why can't something be done about them? Hopefully those little kids don't live in an area near that is dangerous.
March 26, 2010 at 6:22 am
Hi.. My self Jacqueline Pigdon…..Thats excellent. Children would be very happy for this…..
March 19, 2010 at 4:29 am
i like your article ..thanks very glading
March 16, 2010 at 6:32 pm
Looks great. Glad to see there is actually something being built.
February 13, 2010 at 11:52 am
Thats excellent. Children would be very happy for this.
February 8, 2010 at 11:34 am
Thats a brilliant way of helping them learn!
January 31, 2010 at 4:54 am
Thanks to those who made it possible for these children to have something to look at in life. Continue the great work…
January 22, 2010 at 8:58 pm
That is nice to see, especially considering that Unganda has had such as hard time over the recent years. It is nice to see these kids smiling. The playground is a cool project also.
January 20, 2010 at 4:36 pm
Thanks to those who made it possible for these children to have something to look at in life. Continue the great work…
January 11, 2010 at 4:52 am
I read your posts.Your post is amazing and full of good information.
Thanks for sharing knowledgeable information with us.
December 15, 2009 at 9:03 pm
great article. This is a fantastic idea to help enhance learning through play and fun. Good on you guys
December 1, 2009 at 1:56 am
Wow this is really an innovative way of teaching these students, nice work I must say…
November 20, 2009 at 10:23 pm
This is an excellent idea. Integrating learning with play is important
November 15, 2009 at 7:59 am
This look so awsome .. and it's something new! the children look very happy.
November 14, 2009 at 5:40 am
this is so great for the children, hooray for tires in desert, it looks like so much fun!
November 3, 2009 at 8:03 am
This is really a very intersting and creative way of making children learn along with fun.
October 24, 2009 at 8:46 am
Great example of edutainment. Having fun in the learning place is what will keep kids interested and willing to learn.
October 23, 2009 at 12:18 pm
terrific project. This is a great idea.
October 22, 2009 at 10:37 pm
A great project all around.
October 17, 2009 at 2:27 am
It is an excellent way for kids.
October 13, 2009 at 5:00 am
They should really change the uniform tho, i donno why but it remembers me of my time in prison
October 7, 2009 at 1:35 am
Good stuff, Great for the children
October 6, 2009 at 5:05 am
Pretty fun activity. Very interactive learning procedure..like integrating play with learning.
Children will have balance of both world of fun & learning.
September 1, 2009 at 1:27 pm
I think that children in other countries could use this as well.
August 29, 2009 at 3:06 am
this seems to be an excellent idea, excellent for children as it promotes learning along with fun, i think all this is fascinating,efforts should be done to provide as much information as we can to people who are interested.
August 24, 2009 at 6:28 am
What a fantastic project.
July 28, 2009 at 11:29 pm
What a great thing to do for the kids and its great how they are able to use it as a playground as well as learn math.
July 4, 2009 at 9:01 am
I really see this as a meaningful exercise and the children indeed could learn and play at the same time
June 17, 2009 at 9:44 pm
I really see this as a meaningful exercise and the children indeed could learn and play at the same time.
June 16, 2009 at 1:05 pm
hands down to these people who shares their blessing with these children.
May 23, 2009 at 2:14 am
Learning and fun at the same time. Great idea. Keep it up. you are doing great job.
May 1, 2009 at 11:10 pm
What a great idea!
April 27, 2009 at 3:20 pm
Great stuff. I love the benches!!
It's so difficult to just watch the poverty across the world. I'm happy more and more people are doing something about it!
April 23, 2009 at 5:23 am
Thats excellent. Children would be very happy for this.
April 22, 2009 at 9:54 am
very cool. our school just raised enough money to help build a school somewhere in Uganda. the goal was $7500 and it took 3 days to raise it. i am pretty involved with helping African refugees here (in Idaho).
March 26, 2009 at 1:26 pm
this is great especially consindering that in uganda kids are expected to be in class almost everytime. thanks for making them creative.


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Dixie joins Anders at Jane's Addiction. She did research on him and is assured Cassandra is getting the best care. She asked why he left Denver and he says he is interested in new challenges. He wonders why all the questions, but she just wants to get to know him. He tells her she is the most attractive therapist he has ever met before leaving.
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Dr. Anders and Dixie discuss Cassandra's withdrawal therapy with Angie and Jesse. Dr. Anders suggests Dixie not be her counselor. Dixie objects, and Angie agrees with Dixie. David arrives to see Cassandra and Jesse thanks him for saving her life. David joins a grateful Angie by her bed. Later, Dixie confronts Dr. Anders about his opinion of her. She hopes working together won't be a problem. He's looking forward to it. Outside Jesse calls Uri. He wants to go to the Feds. Uri thinks he should consider his career and kids. Natalia and Randi could make him a fortune.
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The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind Vampire Faq version 1.0 Email: email@example.com CONTENTS: 0.0 Version history 1.0 Introduction 2.0 Advantages of Vampirism 3.0 Disadvantages of Vampirism 4.0 Clan/Faction/Bloodline 4.1 Clan Berne (best for stealth) 4.2 Clan Aundae (best for magic) 4.3 Clan Quarra (best for combat) 5.0 How to contract the disease 6.0 Something everybody must have ================================================================================ 0.0 VERSION HISTORY v. 1.0 - Wednesday, July 10, 2002 ================================================================================ 1.0 INTRODUCTION This is my first attempt at writing a guide. I was just tired of seeing the same questions over and over on the message board, so I decided to fix that problem. Also, as with everything risky you may do, I recommend saving before becoming a vampire. ================================================================================ 2.0 ADVANTAGES OF VAMPIRISM Well the big thing to becoming a Vampire are the stat boosts, plain and simple. First off you get a 20 point stat boost to Strength, Willpower, and Speed. You also get a 30 point boost to Sneak, Athletics, Acrobatics, Hand-to-hand, Unarmored, Mysticism, Illusion, and Destruction. When you decide which bloodline (faction) you want to join you will get other boosts, but those will come later. All vampires are immune to paralysis and common disease. They also get a spell vampire touch, which is a drain health spell. ================================================================================ 3.0 DISADVANTAGES OF VAMPIRISM Some of these disadvantages are are actually quite obvious, like the fact that you can only go out at night because the sun will hurt you, but if you do decide to go outside do it on cloudy or overcast days. Also people won't service you, they wont even talk to you. Steal something, you can't just pay the fine, the guards will kill you on site. You won't even be able to do fast travel (i.e silt strider, boat), so you'll be walking or flying everywhere. Sleeping will not restore your health. You better get whatever spells you may want or need before you become a vampire, because the people in the Mages Guild are the only people that will talk to you, but they still won't sell to you. ================================================================================ 4.0 CLAN/FACTION/BLOODLINE WHAT EVER YOU WANT TO CALL IT. You have to choose one, and depending on which one you choose will be what extra stats you get. There are three to choose from Clan Berne, Clan Aundae, and Clan Quarra. 4.1 Clan Berne (Best for stealth): Their main headquarters is the Galom Daeus observatory in the northern central part of Molag Amur mountains. Other places to locate Berne vampires are: Raviro ancestral tomb west of Molag Mar, The Othrelas ancestral tomb near Balur Salvu's farm just outside of Vivec, the Andrethi ancestral tomb southeast of Hlormaren. Clan Berne stat increases: 20 points on Agility, Sneak, Unarmored, Hand-to-hand 4.2 Clan Aundae (Best for magic): Their main headquarters is the Ashmelech tomb on an island Southwest of Sheogorad. Sheogorad will be all the way in the central northern part of your world map. Other Aundae lairs are at the Sarethi ancestral tomb northwest of Dagon Fel, the Dulo ancestral tomb south of the Zainab Ashlander camp Clan Aundae stat increases: 20 point boosts to: Short blade, Willpower, Mysticism, and Destruction. 4.3 Clan Quarra (Best for combat): Volrina Quarra leads this clan based at the Dwemer ruin of Drucashti southwest of the Urshilaku Ashlander camp near Maar Gan. Clan Quarra stat boosts: 20 point boosts to: Blunt weapons, Strength, Hand-to-hand and Heavy armor. ================================================================================ 5.0 HOW TO CONTRACT THE DISEASE To get the disease you have to let the vampire hit you with Hand-to-hand or a weapon, magic does not work. When you are "bitten" a message box will appear saying you have contracted poly(somethin) hemophylia. Once you get that get inside of something, a place with an empty bed that you can sleep in. You will need to sleep for three days and you will have a dream. You are now a vampire ================================================================================ 6.0 SOMETHING EVERYBODY MUST HAVE I suggest you copy and paste http://m0use.net/~uesp/morrow/files/morfiles.shtml into your browser and download the map program under the Walkthrough and help files section. It is the best map for finding the places mentioned above and it is also a really good map to have for finding your way around Morrowind.


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They're coming out of the house and into a nightspot. Riff House Concerts is known for staging eclectic house concerts featuring indie, alt and etc. acts. The 2013 edition of Riff House Review at Sam's will feature an eclectic lineup including rock band Pop Pistol, songwriting rockers K Phillips (left) & the Concho Pearls, Quiet Company and The Fisherman; folk/rock band The Kinfolk; and indie-pop/rock singer/songwriter Joanna Barbera.
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Talking to himself self
He feels the hollow bones of fear
Why can't he switch it off?
This thing that's droning on and on
Like a dull relentless cough
Why does the silence hide from him
As the noise goes on within
It always overpowers him
This dull relentless din
He knows there's something else around
He can feel it calling him
Behind the doors of his own story
Behind that stuff so grim
These Ghosts they be just emptiness
They don't exist at all
They're just part of a life story
That needs that he must fall
'Oh turn it off, it has no worth'
It drags him to the ground
'Please cast those ghosts away from me!!'
His solace must be found
Within the gleam of the one that's 'he'
The portal of all mystery
It's all a crazy game of chance
It's just how things must be.
He tries with just a simple act
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Because he knows the more he fights
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So as fear gives his fearsome glare
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Formula One's First Green Sponsor
The new Formula One team Virgin Racing and Carbon Green – a company founded to support the renewable energy industry – have signed a multi-year partnership, making Carbon Green the first 'green technology' sponsor of Formula One.
But who exactly are Carbon Green and what do they do? Well, in a nut shell, they're an American company based in Chicago. Their work is varied, but they primarily focus on the pyrolysis method of recycling tyres. Pyrolysis is an innovative technique that, through the use of a special mechanism, heats up used tyres in a closed, oxygen-free environment. This melts the tyres down into their original materials. The method means that 100% of the tyre can be recycled.
In a press conference announcing the partnership, Alex Tai, Virgin Racing Team principal, said: "Carbon Green is a fantastic addition to our new partnership portfolio and we are looking forward to a close relationship in the years ahead. Virgin's objective is to be at the forefront of developing environmentally friendly business strategies and the group values its association with like-minded partners.
"The FIA has an impressive environmental policy and through Virgin Racing we hope to develop a strong dialogue, share perspectives and offer a meaningful contribution to the sport, the governing body and our stakeholders beyond pure competition."
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(WBIR-Hawkins County) One person was killed and nine people were injured, including three children, after an ambulance crashed in Hawkins County.
According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, an ambulance crashed into a car at the intersection of US Hwy 11 and Silver Lake Road.
The driver, Samantha Hathaway, 18, was killed.
THP said after the ambulance crashed in Hathaway's car, it veered to the left and hit two cars that were stopped at the intersection.
Amanda Carr, 22, of Mooresburg, Kala Murrell, 22, of Rogersville, Brenda Joyner, 39, of Chuckey, and Ashley Randall, 35, of Talbot were injured the crash.
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In Rosemary Beach, Florida, everything is a 5-minute walk away—secret lanes and boardwalks lead to the town square or to the beach. Life is easy, as if the town flows with the contours of the land.
But there is a reason Rosemary Beach has such a flow to it: it was planned that way by renowned architects Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk.
Covering an area of 107 acres, Rosemary Beach is a walkable, mixed-use development with its own town hall and post office; the town features 16 parks and playgrounds and four community pools. All of this holds a certain allure to residents and visitors. Even during the economic downturn, people are paying high dollar to be a part of the community.
Kevin Neel is a full-time resident, who lives and works in Rosemary Beach with his three children and wife, Kim. He owns La Crema, a tapas and chocolate bar off the main street.
Neel says, "Values have flattened, but we know it's a special place and it's very sought after. We've been here three years and we love it. Small town USA with all the European charm."
A coastal resort town, located on the Florida Panhandle, Rosemary Beach holds special appeal to its full-time and part-time residents, and also to vacationers.
But Rosemary is more than just a town set on a beautiful beach. From its inception, it was meticulously designed according to the principles of New Urbanism.
Neel describes Rosemary Beach: "Very unique architecture, green grass, a town to get anything you need without ever getting into your car. In fact, I go days without driving now."
Walkability is a primary characteristic in New Urbanist developments, along with increased density, mixed-use structures and quality architecture.
"Home values in walkable neighborhoods are measurably higher than those that are not, even when other relevant factors are controlled in the analysis," says Kaid Benfield, director of the Sustainable Communities and Smart Growth Program in Washington, D.C.
Even in Florida where the real estate crash had a severe impact, Rosemary Beach sales have slowed, but values have not fallen in all cases. For a high-end community, home values in Rosemary Beach have remained strong, when compared to some of the neighboring areas with lesser planned infrastructures.
People who purchase homes in such a well-planned town know what the community will look like ten years down the road. They trust the architectural covenants and zoning restrictions serve a higher purpose and keep in mind the good of the entire community.
Here, in Rosemary, everyone has a uniquely designed home, and about everything you look at—including the streets—are picturesque.
Brian Anthony Hernandez wrote in the Christian Science Monitor: "New research suggests when people 'love' the culture of their towns, economic prosperity follows. In a three-year Gallup survey of 26 U.S. cities, researchers learned the communities with highest levels of resident attachment — a person's passion for where he or she lives — also had the highest rates of GDP growth over time."
Neel and his family hold this passion; Neel likens his sentiments for Rosemary Beach and its people to feelings of Barcelona, Spain, where he and his wife traveled and were inspired to start La Crema.
He talks fondly about running and biking in the green spaces with his kids and spending more family time than he did in his old life. He says, "It's a cool place for them to grow up and I hope they see that. My wife and I sure wish we grew up here, but in a way, we are right now by finding out what's really important."
As long as families like the Neels are around to promote the beauties of life in Rosemary Beach, it is hard to imagine home values going anywhere but up.


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