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In another step toward reaching a younger audience, the Masters will be featured in EA Sports' next edition of the popular "Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12" golf game franchise.
The game will go on sale from March 29, a week before the Masters.
It will be the first time Augusta National has allowed its fabled golf course to be used for a video game.
The move is part of a broader effort by the club to increase interest in golf around the world, especially among youth.
In his four years as club chair, Billy Payne has started a programme in which juniors can attend the Masters for free with an adult who has a season badge. He also put the Par 3 tournament on television.
Payne also announced on Tuesday the "Masters Tournament Foundation," a charity arm that will allow Augusta National to invest in developmental programmes around the world.
Payne said all proceeds from the EA Sports game would go into the new foundation.
"Our desire to help grow the game of golf throughout the world is sincere, and it is that commitment that first led us to EA Sports more than three years ago," Payne said in a statement.
"EA Sports, Tiger Woods and the PGA Tour have developed an extremely successful franchise that responds to one of the popular entertainment choices of kids today.
"We hope our inclusion will foster an appreciation for the history and traditions of the Masters and inspire the next generation of golfers."
Payne has tried to broaden the appeal of the Masters during his tenure, especially through technology.
He has expanded by one hour the weekday TV coverage, and he added one hour of coverage before the telecast each day through live streaming on the tournament website, along with live video of Amen Corner and the 15th and 16th holes.
Augusta National and the Royal & Ancient Golf Club also collaborated in creating the Asia Pacific Amateur, in which the winner is awarded an invitation to the Masters.
The Masters has donated more than $36m to charities over the last decade. Payne was not specific about what projects would be funded by the new Masters Tournament Foundation.
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We conservatives are always on about the "unintended consequences" of government programs, but we didn't expect the Obama administration and congressional Democrats to provide such a vivid object lesson. If the tipsy, teetering debut of Obamacare invites a new skepticism about the capacity of government to run things, it will be the most welcome unintended consequence since Alexander Fleming left his staphylococci samples on a workbench over summer vacation.
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Sherry Laboratories
based in Daleville, INDIANA (USA)
Sherry Holdings LLC is five premier testing companies combining to provide uniquely accredited testing, technical expertise and services of superior quality thru ten testing facilities. Since our foundation in 1947, Sherry has been adding value to our customers' businesses and the industries they serve by providing efficient, timely and responsive services. Sherry ...
International Asbestos Testing Laboratories (iATL)
based in Mt. Laurel, NEW JERSEY (USA)
iATL is an independent environmental laboratory specializing in asbestos testing, lead testing and industrial hygiene testing. iATL is accredited by AIHA, NVLAP and numerous state regulatory agencies. iATL specializes in only two analytes: asbestos and lead. Everything from our facilities to staff were selected with these clearly focused analytical objectives in mind! ...
Protea Limited
based in Crewe, UNITED KINGDOM
Protea is a UK-based instrument manufacture and systems builder specialising in spectroscopic gas analysis, using FTIR, TDLAS and QMS technologies amongst others. Our customer-focused analysis systems for process, emission and environmental monitoring can provide a solution for direct installation into a plant (such as CEM systems) or we can provide the analytical ...
Modern Water - Monitoring Division
based in Cambridge, UNITED KINGDOM
Modern Water's Monitoring division has developed some of the world's most advanced systems for monitoring water quality. We provide market-leading toxicity monitoring systems, trace metal and environmental monitoring systems. The range includes systems for portable, online, and laboratory use. Our toxicity monitoring products, Microtox and Microtox CTM, detect toxins in ...
AMETEK Land
based in Dronfield, UNITED KINGDOM
LAND are international designers and manufactures of a wide range of flue gas combustion efficiency and environmental emissions monitoring instrumentation. The product range includes both fixed and portable analysers for CO, O2, NO, NO2, NOx, H2S, SO2, CO2, CxHy, opacity, dust and particulate emissions, acid dewpoint temperature, PF coal combustion. LAND specializes in ...
Process Instruments
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Process Instruments (UK) Ltd. (Pi) is a global supplier, providing water analyser instrument solutions since 1998. With offices, a laboratory and new manufacturing facilities in Burnley (UK), Pi has a growing reputation for innovation with customers in over 50 countries, across 6 continents. A major part of Pi's business is through Private Label/OEM agreements, so the ...
Ambidata Digital Innovation Solutions & Consulting Lda.
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EMLab P&K, a TestAmerica company, is one of the leading commercial indoor air quality laboratories and environmental microbiology laboratories in North America. EMLab P&K has over 60 service and drop-off locations across the U.S. Our mold laboratories, asbestos laboratories, and bacteria laboratories specialize in analyzing air and surface samples to identify mold, ...
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|Role of twinkling artifact in characterization of urinary calculi.
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|INTRODUCTION: Stone characterization is becoming important before decision of treatment such as percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) and extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL). Some studies have reported that the twinkling artifact (color-flow ultrasonography artifact) may be useful to detect urinary stones. This study aims to determine whether the presence or absence of the twinkling artifact is correlated with the chemical composition of the stones. MATERIAL AND METHOD: Patients with renal stones > 0.5cm were included in a prospective study. Sixty patients were examined with x-ray film, intravenous pyelography, non-contrast computerized tomography, and color and spectral doppler ultrasonography. The artifact was considered grade 1 when occupied only one portion of the acoustic shadowing and when the artifact occupied the entire acoustic shadowing was considered grade 2. Patients with stones smaller than 2cm were treated with SWL and patients with stones larger than 2cm were treated with PCNL. RESULTS: No artifact (grade 0) was detected in 11 subjects, grade 1 in 25 and grade 2 in 24. Significant relationship was found between the increase in twinkling artifact and stone size (p<0.001). When the relation between the composition of the stones and the twinkling artifact was analyzed, artifact was detected nearly in all of the calcium oxalate dihydrate and calcium phosphate stones; whereas the artifact was detected in more than half of the calcium oxalate monohydrate and uric acid stones. In ESWL group it was observed that as the grade of the twinkling artifact increases, the number of required ESWL sessions decreases (p<0.001). In PCNL group twinkling artifact was found in all of the patients (100%) with roughly surfaced stones. CONCLUSION: The roughness of stone surface is the most important factor in terms of formation of the twinkling artifact in kidney stones. This artifact can be of use in anticipating the breakability of the stones of those patients to be treated with applied ESWL. One might anticipate that cases where the size of the stone is larger than 2cm but no twinkling artifact is detected are calcium oxalate monohydrate, which is one of the stones with highest level of breakability.
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|Title: Actas urologicas espanolas Volume: - ISSN: 1699-7980 ISO Abbreviation: - Publication Date: 2011 Apr
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Yesterday I came across this Juicy Couture Double Breasted Coat, $398, and was mesmerized by it. Today, I saw that Katherine Heigl apparently was too: she was wearing it at Advocate Magazine's party last night! The peter pan collar and gold buttons are especially adorable. Although she has way too much red going on with her Valentino bag, red Louboutin soles and the coat, she still looks like one scorching lady in red.
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:DROOL: Wish there was a smiley for "broke-ass" ;)
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:DROOL:Wish there was a smiley for "broke-ass" ;)
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Love it!
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Love it!
Jacqui 8 years
Meh, over this style.
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Meh, over this style.
Jennifer777 8 years
Sooo cute!!! I love the red...
missemma10001 8 years
There is also a similar one on the jcrew website... and it's 100bucks cheaper. http://www.jcrew.com/catalog/product.jhtml?id=prod86267281&catId=cat230176
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There is also a similar one on the jcrew website... and it's 100bucks cheaper.http://www.jcrew.com/catalog/product.jhtml?id=prod86267281&catId=cat230176
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I love it! It's a little different with the rounded collar.
bealotus 8 years
Very cute but much better on the model.
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Love it.....
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I dunno...red...bright red...yea I don't think i could pull it off everyday haha!
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LOVE IT, but I'm not so sure how it would look with my auburn hair. . .could clash horribly. Oh well, I'll have to go try it on to see! :-P
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KAtherine Heigl's coat is just fabulous!
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I posted this as a Fab Find weeks ago! I LOVE it!!!!!!! They have it white too which is pretty but I really love the red...
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Absolutely adorable!!!the color is sooo...well juicy! :)
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I want that coat! Love it.
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I want that coat! Love it.
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Little Red Riding Hood is back and better than ever!!!
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i loveee this coat, its way better than that fug cardigan the other day lol which coincidentally was also a juicy couture ;)
mlen 8 years
she's been wearing a lot of juicy lately- this is cute! bloomies is having sales next week people- go buy ;)
UrbanBohemian 8 years
I was admiring it today in PopSugar and thinking, I'll bet Fab will come across this!


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Thank you for the June 19 article "Energy market lacks power." It was very informative. Unfortunately, it came too late to prevent what happened to me.
I accepted an offer from Palmco Power PA LLC, for a rate of 6.49 cents per kilowatt-hour. Before switching to Palmco in March, I was with Allegheny Power at a rate of 6.81 cents/kwh.
This rate appeared on my electric bill for three months, lulling me into believing that all was well. At no time was I told in writing or by phone this was a "variable" rate.
In May, Palmco went to 10.23 cents. That's when I discovered the variable rate that went up.
So I canceled Palmco and called West Penn Power, which told me it would take 30 days for the change. I got my last Palmco bill and the rate had risen to 15.5 cents -- more than double the rate from February.
After a long telephone call with delays on hold, I finally asked who would be the appropriate person to accept service from my upcoming lawsuit. There was a sudden change in tone from obnoxious to "What will make you happy?" I bit my tongue to keep from saying, "To see you and your company out of business."
Palmco offered a small refund, but I threatened to sue unless I received a full refund of everything I paid in excess of the original rate.
They agreed, but I haven't received my refund yet. If I don't see it soon, I will sue.
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We are constrained to ask the foregoing questions by expressions we hear occasionally concerning the National Code of Ethics, by a class of physictans who are properly represented by Dr. S. Pollak, in the preamble and resolutions he offered to the recent meeting of the American Medical Association, and which can be found in the record of proceedings contained in the first number of this Journal. He says:
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We have problem which to routing between same trust zone under same virtual router - VR, only running different VLAN. Our envirnment setup is
184.108.40.206/28 - VLAN 10 - Zone: zone1
22.214.171.124/28 - VLAN 20 - Zone: zone1
Juniper already created new Sub-IF
ethernet0/3.10 - IP 126.96.36.199
ethernet0/3.20 - IP 184.108.40.206
I can see it already have route entry added to destination route
220.127.116.11/28 ethernet0/3.10 C Root
22.214.171.124/32 ethernet0/3.10 H Root
184.108.40.206/28 ethernet0/3.20 C Root
126.96.36.199/32 ethernet0/3.20 H Root
Switch already allowed VLAN 10 & 20 traffic
The strange thing is I have one machine example 188.8.131.52 can access and 22.214.171.124 by ping or ssh etc. But return was fail
Internet traffic can incoming/outgoing to zone1 by adding additional route at untrust zone with policy too.
Problem also appear in another trust zone: zone2 184.108.40.206/24 to access zone1 (zone2 --> zone1). However, zone1 --> zone2 did not such problem.
Did any way I can trace the problem? Thx!
If you have multiple interfaces (subinterfaces) connected to the same zone I would recommend to enable "Block intra-zone traffic" in the given zone and configure explicit intrazone access policies. If policy logging is enabled you can easiely find out what is running wrong.
Are zone1 and zone2 mapped to different VRs?
I do not recommend to use VLAN IDs for naming of the subinterfaces on the SSG. The number after the dot in the interface name is really a sequential number and not a VLAN ID, like on a Cisco device. If you SSGs supports twenty VLANS you will not be able to create the subinterface eth0/3.21. But you can create eth0/3.3 and assign VLAN tag 21 to it.
Policy logging will give you some information; if this doesn't give enough info, another option would be to run a debug (e.g. debug flow basic) to see exactly what's happening to the traffic step-by-step as it reaches and passes through the firewall.
KB article here
Tried to enable "block intra-zone traffic" and enabled log in policy. However noting log can record? Any idea?
Zone 1 and Zone 2 are under same VR now. Some additional information about Zone 1 & zone 2 is
Zone 2 is using ethernet0/3 and
Zone 1 is using ethernet0/3.x now
and I can see the Default IF of zone 1 is using ethernet0/3.10. Does it will affect the routing?
and Internet cand access Zone 1 without problems.
What is meaning of explicit intra zone access? This means create policy for in/out between zone 1 & zone 2? If yes, I have created those policy and enable logging too.
Thanks in advance.
Just find some message from debug log. It shall the traffic is route from
Zone 1 --> Zone 2
so that it did not match the policy under Zone 2 and its blacked. How it shoud be route .. Again my zone setting is
ethernet0/3 <-- Zone 2
ethernet0/3.10 <-- Zone 1
ethernet0/3.20 <--- zone 1
Any idea?
This is not a good idea to mix two VLANs with the native VLAN on the same trunk. I do not know how your switch is configured but can suppose that the packets from/to eth0/3 VLAN1 are dropped.
A good configuration might be (eg.):
ethernet0/3 - no IP, Zone Null
ethernet0/3.1 - VLAN tag 10, Zone 1
ethernet0/3.2 - VLAN tag 20, Zone 1
ethernet0/3.3 - VLAN tag xxx, Zone 2
The switch trunk port should transport VLANs 10,20 and xxx. You also need at least three access ports on the switch to connect at least three hosts, each to it's VLAN.
You asked: "What is meaning of explicit intra zone access? This means create policy for in/out between zone 1 & zone 2?"
The intrazone traffic flows from a zone to the same sone (eg. Zone 1 to Zone 1). If intrazone traffic is not blocked a default global policy is applied which is "Permit". If intrazone traffic is blocked the default global access policy is "Deny". In both cases this default policy does not appear in the policy ruleset (this means it is implicit). To control the intrazone traffic you should enable blocking and configure a couple of Zone 1 - to- Zone 1 policies.
If both zones are mapped to the same VR no additional static routes are required.
Thanks for all suggestion. It have solved after clean up all policy, VLAN subnet and rebuid it again. May be some missing in previously


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Taking Notice in Our Time
Provided by Canfei Nesharim, providing Torah wisdom about the importance of protecting our environment.
The original Jewish geography, according to our mystical tradition, has three components–Place, Time, and Soul (Olam, Shanah, and Nefesh). These are the basic dimensions in which we exist and interact with our world.
Environmental thought often dwells in the realm of place, as clearly the physical world has inherent ecological import. Therefore, when we read the Torah for its environmental wisdom, we usually look for passages relating to land or material goods.
In the Torah portion Bo, however, our attention turns to time: "This month will be to you the head of the months (Exodus 12:2)." An exploration of this unique mitzvah can reveal profound insights into the Jewish nature of time, and unlock the secret of how the realm of time is also of deep environmental significance.
The First Mitzvah
The commandment to mark the month of Nisan is the very first mitzvah given to the Jewish people as a whole. While still in Egypt the people are commanded to note the month so that they may prepare to observe the first Passover at the time of the Exodus.
This mitzvah is so significant that Rashi's first question on the entire Torah (Genesis 1:1) is: if the Torah is the book of the Jewish people's Divine Law, why doesn't it start with Parashat Bo? We know that it does not; we go through the whole process of the book of Genesis before arriving to this place of mitzvah. But what is so crucial about the awareness of the new month that it holds the significance of being the Torah's first mitzvah?
Conceptions of Time
In some of the environmental movement's writings on religion, what has been called the "Judeo-Christian" conception of time as a linear progression comes under attack. In such a view, history moves towards a culmination of God's plan–the attainment of an ultimate, eternal good, far beyond that which is accessible in this world. Herein, we find our "end."
The conception of time as cyclical is considered primitive, oblivious to the reality of a final, heavenly Truth. One of the tasks of Jewish environmentalism is to grapple with this version of religious belief and question whether Judaism really sees time and nature this way.


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India's Singh Says Myanmar Visit Will Define Future Partnership
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said his three-day visit to Myanmar starting today will define a road map for future cooperation between the neighbors, including forging economic ties.
"Stronger trade and investment links, development of border areas, improving connectivity between our two countries" are areas to focus on, Singh said in a statement today.
India and Myanmar are likely to sign agreements in these areas during the visit, the prime minister said.
Singh, 79, the first Indian leader to visit Myanmar in a quarter of a century, is resurrecting ties to a neighbor with 64 million people and reserves of natural gas and lumber, as Myanmar reconnects with the global economy following five decades of isolation during military rule.
"India welcomes Myanmar's transition to democratic governance and the steps taken by the government of Myanmar toward a more broad-based and inclusive reconciliation process," Singh said in the statement.
The prime minister said he's scheduled to meet with pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi during his visit to Yangon and looks forward to "addressing a cross-section of Myanmar society."
India, which in British colonial days oversaw the monetary and financial system of what was then Burma, ranked 13th last year in investments in Myanmar, with $189 million pledged in five projects, according to data compiled by IHS Global Insight. China led with $8.3 billion, and South Korea, whose president visited Myanmar earlier this month, pledged $2.95 billion.
'Gold Rush'
"There is a huge gold rush going on in Myanmar right now and everyone is jockeying for position," said Rajiv Biswas, chief economist in Singapore at IHS. "India is being left behind. They are not as aggressive in their economic diplomacy as countries like China and South Korea."
Myanmar Prime Minister Thein Sein's steps to end military rule have been rewarded with an easing of U.S. and European sanctions, bolstering prospects for a nation the International Monetary Fund said in January could be "the next economic frontier in Asia." South Korean President Lee Myung Bak earlier this month pledged to increase aid to Myanmar and the countries agreed to enhance cooperation on energy and developing resources.
Singh will relax terms on a $500 million line of credit, announce a new bus service between India's northeast and the tourist city of Mandalay and oversee the opening of branches of Indian banks, according to an Indian Foreign Ministry official, who asked not to be named because he isn't authorized to speak publicly on the matter.
Insurgent Groups
Also on the agenda is cooperation to contain insurgent groups with bases in Myanmar that have sought independence or greater autonomy for some of India's northeastern states.
India, Myanmar's fourth-largest trading partner after China, Thailand and Singapore, approved plans in 2010 for Oil & Natural Gas Corp. and GAIL India Ltd. to invest a combined $1.3 billion in a natural gas project in Myanmar. Tata Motors Ltd., India's biggest commercial-vehicle maker, said in March last year it will help set up a factory in Myanmar to build trucks.
Myanmar's economy is set to grow 6 percent in the fiscal year ending March 31, the fastest pace since 2006, on higher natural gas sales and government measures to make it easier to do business, according to the Asian Development Bank. The country has one of the lowest per capita gross domestic products in Asia, according to IMF estimates.
Policy Shift
The nation, which borders China and India and has the second-largest land area in Southeast Asia behind Indonesia, earlier this year implemented its biggest economic policy shift since Thein Sein took office a year ago. The central bank scrapped a 35-year fixed currency system in April, and is moving to unify multiple exchange rates for the kyat that have discouraged trade and foreign direct investment, according to the IMF.
The last Indian prime minister to visit Myanmar was Rajiv Gandhi in 1987. The next year marked the public emergence of Suu Kyi, daughter of a Myanmar independence hero. She was first detained before 1990 elections in which her party won about 80 percent of seats for a committee that was designed to draft a new constitution. The military rejected the results.


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Dressed up for summer: Classic sundress is playful piece of wardrobe
The sundress is a summer staple.
"It is, because it is easy to wear, and it is the whole outfit," says Marissa Rubin, senior marketing editor for People Style Watch. "It's lightweight, and comes in many fabrics. It's breathable, and a way to show some skin without showing too much skin."
Shoppers can find them in every style from mini to maxi, to right above the knee — and in every color, print and pattern. This summer, anything goes, Rubin says.
Floral prints made of light, airy fabrics are ready for a hot summer day, and that's a perfect way to describe why we love the sundress in warm weather, says Alicia Estrada, designer of Stop Staring clothing.
"Summer brings out the best in us," Estrada says. "Sundresses are more playful and more ladylike. The new calf-length skirts are so classy, yet so sexy. The 1950s styles are making a huge statement in fashion. They are timeless and classic."
Sundresses look great with vintage accessories, Estrada says. Also, try a big floppy straw hat with a floral-print dress. She says she loves to pair a sundress with 1950s and 1940s accessories, whether they are vintage or vintage-inspired.
Sundresses are a practical option when the temperature rises.
"It can be a challenge to look pretty while staying cool in the heat of summer," says Stephen Cirona, senior vice president of Tommy Bahama Women's Division. "Sundresses are the perfect way to achieve both. The sundress, whether in linen, silk or cotton is easy, feminine and versatile, because it can go from day to evening when paired with the right accessories. It works for many different body types, as well, because the styling is not form-fitting. They have a romantic, casual, feminine sensibility that has an ageless appeal."
Choosing the correct shoes and accessories to complement the sundress is important, Cirona says.
Flat, leather sandals with leather uppers and gladiator styles look great for day, while taller cork-wrapped wedges and wedge espadrilles are great for evening.
The footwear should always be more relaxed.
A pop of color in the sandal or shoe is an important trend, especially for neutral sundresses, he says.
A shrunken cardigan in a sheer cotton or linen knit is the perfect layering piece for day.
The key is lightweight, almost sheer, so there is coverage without weight. A wrap is a cozy and chic layering accessory especially good for cool evenings.
"Color and pattern are the big trends this summer," Cirona says. "White is a classic statement and always looks fresh, especially in linen, but for those looking for something more directional, graphic prints in bold stripes or delicate florals are the way to go."
For the woman who wants an update without making a big fashion statement, color is a great option.
Some of Cirona's favorites are coral, soft orange and teal.
These colors always look great with sun-kissed skin, he says.
For a bolder color statement, a bright red is a great option for the woman who wants to stand out, he says.
Sundresses are perfect for travel because they pack well and can be worn as a swim cover-up and out in the evening, Rubin says.
Lindsay Huggins, senior fashion market editor for Self magazine, says she just came back from the beach, and sundresses were everywhere.
"The sundress is a classic," Huggins says. "What is really fresh and new are sundresses with asymmetrical hems, short in front about the knee and flowing and long in the back. Sundresses say summer, and I love them, because I will pair them with a little sock and booties, and then, knee-high boots and a cardigan for fall. You can so transition these dresses."
JoAnne Klimovich Harrop is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at email@example.com or 412-320-7889.
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It's been raining in New York since Sunday. I know it's only Tuesday and while the rain usually makes me feel melancholy I'm not at home today. I'm at a hotel while my apartment is being repaired and painted. I am feeling adventurous and trying upper west side living for fun. I love coming up here, going to the park, visiting boutiques - but it's wet out and I just want to lie here and stare out the window. Maybe I will just get myself out there and risk getting wet for some photographs.
In the meantime I'm staying in and visiting one of my favorite sites for all things pretty...The Drifter and the Gypsy. Head over there and see for yourself. Here are some images that were shared over there just yesterday. Such loveliness, no?
Images via The Drifter and the Gypsy. Head over there to see more work from each of the photographers.
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
I Need Some Pretty
by Monica L. Shulman at 8:48 AM
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- Melanie's Randomness said...
Yeah the rain is supposed to let up today. I hope!! Good luck with the repairing of your apartment!
- April 27, 2010 9:40 AM
- Angry Asian said...
so i was thinking about you last night because it was raining in baltimore and my roof is leaking and i remember you mentioned that your roof was leaking too! oh perils of being homeowners!
enjoy your stay at the hotel and pamper yourself silly!
- April 27, 2010 9:50 AM
- Matt Allen Photography said...
HP5+ loves rainy streets, go get some shots!
- April 27, 2010 10:08 AM
- Elizabeth said...
Gorgeous selections Monica! I needed a little pretty too!
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The Nigerian and Egyptian stock markets were the most recompensing stock markets globally in 2012, beating exchanges in Europe, USA and Asia, THISDAY checks have revealed.
The Nigerian stock market came second behind Egypt as investors garnered 35.45 per cent Year-to-Date (YTD) returns from the local bourse.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) All Share Index or ASI finished the year at 28,078.80 with market capitalisation of N8.974 trillion. Nigeria came in 2nd place behind Egypt while Kenya ranked third.
The Egyptian stock market was the most profitable, with YTD of 49.56 per cent. YTD from the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) was 35.45 per cent, while South Africa returned 23.81 per cent to investors.
The US Dow Jones Industrial Average closed the year with YTD of 6.40 per cent, NASDAC Composite Index 13.95 per cent, UK FTSE All share index 8.61 per cent, France FAC 40 index 14.80 per cent and German Dax index, 29 per cent.
YTD from China's Hang Seng was 23.90 per cent, India BSE 30 index 25.82 per cent and Japan Nikkei 225, 22.94 per cent.
The return profile shows that African markets were most attractive as gauged by the level of returns, followed by markets in the Asia/ Pacific regions.
Reacting to the development, analysts at Investment One Financial Services Limited, formerly GTB Asset Management Limited, stated that the development show that returns potential in developed markets of Europe and America are thinning out.
They added that this situation left African and other emerging markets as more viable alternative markets.
THISDAY findings also showed that the bulk of the returns on NSE came from the NSE-30 selected stocks with 44.61 per cent YTD return. The Food and Beverages sector led with a return of 42.27 per cent followed by the banking sector with a 23.91 per cent return.
Meanwhile, the Nigerian stock market again recorded a strong performance last week, closing the week on strong footing; top on the list amongst 94 markets around the world, based on YTD performance (in dollar terms).
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Temperature variability
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From Climate Change Reconsidered, a work of the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change
One more measure of climatic change is temperature variability. Has the earth experienced more record highs or lows of temperature during the Current Warm Period?
Oppo et al. (1998) studied sediments from Ocean Drilling Project site 980 on the Feni Drift (55.5°N, 14.7°W) in the North Atlantic. Working with a core pertaining to the period from 500,000 to 340,000 years ago, they analyzed δ18O and δ13C obtained from benthic foraminifera and δ18O obtained from planktonic foraminifera to develop histories of deep water circulation and sea surface temperature (SST), respectively. In doing so, they discovered a number of persistent climatic oscillations with periods of 6,000, 2,600, 1,800 and 1,400 years that traversed the entire length of the sediment core record, extending through glacial and interglacial epochs alike. These SST variations, which were found to be in phase with deep-ocean circulation changes, were on the order of 3°C during cold glacial maxima but only 0.5 to 1°C during warm interglacials.
Similar results were obtained by McManus et al. (1999), who also examined a half-million-year-old deep-sea sediment core from the eastern North Atlantic. Significant SST oscillations were again noted throughout the record, and they too were of much greater amplitude during glacial periods (4 to 6°C) than during interglacials (1 to 2°C). Likewise, in another study of a half-million-year-long sediment core from the same region, Helmke et al. (2002) found that the most stable of all climates held sway during what they called "peak interglaciations" or periods of greatest warmth. In this regard, we note that the temperatures of all four of the interglacials that preceded the one in which we currently live were warmer than the present one, and by an average temperature in excess of 2°C, as determined by Petit et al. (1999). Hence, even if the earth were to continue its recent (and possibly ongoing) recovery from the global chill of the Little Ice Age, that warming likely would lead to a state of reduced temperature variability, as evidenced by real-world data pertaining to the past half-million years.
Shifting our focus to the past millennium, Cook et al. (2002) report the results of a tree-ring study of long-lived silver pines on the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island. The chronology they derived provides a reliable history of Austral summer temperatures from AD 1200 to 1957, after which measured temperatures were used to extend the history to 1999. Cook et al. say their reconstruction indicates "there have been several periods of above and below average temperature that have not been experienced in the 20th century." This finding indicates that New Zealand temperatures grew less variable over the twentieth century.
Manrique and Fernandez-Cancio (2000) employed a network of approximately 1,000 samples of tree-ring series representative of a significant part of Spain to reconstruct thousand-year chronologies of temperature and precipitation, after which they used this database to identify anomalies in these parameters that varied from their means by more than four standard deviations. In doing so, they found that the greatest concentration of extreme climatic excursions, which they describe as "the outstanding oscillations of the Little Ice Age," occurred between AD 1400 and 1600, during a period when extreme low temperatures reached their maximum frequency.
In yet another part of the world, many long tree-ring series obtained from widely spaced Himalayan cedar trees were used by Yadav et al. (2004) to develop a temperature history of the western Himalayas for the period AD 1226-2000. "Since the 16th century," to use their words, "the reconstructed temperature shows higher variability as compared to the earlier part of the series (AD 1226-1500), reflecting unstable climate during the Little Ice Age (LIA)." With respect to this greater variability of climate during colder conditions, they note that similar results have been obtained from juniper tree-ring chronologies from central Tibet (Braeuning, 2001), and that "historical records on the frequency of droughts, dust storms and floods in China also show that the climate during the LIA was highly unstable (Zhang and Crowley, 1989)." Likewise, in a study of the winter half-year temperatures of a large part of China, Ge et al. (2003) identified greater temperature anomalies during the 1600s than in the 1980s and 1990s.
Focusing on just the past century, Rebetez (2001) analyzed day-to-day variability in two temperature series from Switzerland over the period 1901-1999, during which time the two sites experienced temperatures increases of 1.2 and 1.5°C. Their work revealed that warmer temperatures led to a reduction in temperature variability at both locations. As they describe it, "warmer temperatures are accompanied by a general reduction of variability, both in daily temperature range and in the monthly day-to-day variability." We see that even on this much finer time scale, it is cooling, not warming, that brings an increase in temperature variability.
In a study based on daily maximum (max), minimum (min), and mean air temperatures (T) from 1,062 stations of the U.S. Historical Climatology Network, Robeson (2002) computed the slopes of the relationships defined by plots of daily air temperature standard deviation vs. daily mean air temperature for each month of the year for the period 1948-1997. This protocol revealed, in Robeson's words, that "for most of the contiguous USA, the slope of the relationship between the monthly mean and monthly standard deviation of daily Tmax and Tmin—the variance response—is either negative or near-zero," which means, he describes it, that "for most of the contiguous USA, a warming climate should produce either reduced air-temperature variability or no change in air-temperature variability." He also reports that the negative relationships are "fairly strong, with typical reductions in standard deviation ranging from 0.2 to 0.5°C for every 1°C increase in mean temperature."
In Canada, according to Shabbar and Bonsal (2003), "extreme temperature events, especially those during winter, can have many adverse environmental and economic impacts." They chose to examine trends and variability in the frequency, duration, and intensity of winter (January-March) cold and warm spells during the second half of the twentieth century. From 1950-1998, they found that western Canada experienced decreases in the frequency, duration, and intensity of winter cold spells. In the east, however, distinct increases in the frequency and duration of winter cold spells occurred. With respect to winter warm spells, significant increases in both their frequency and duration were observed across most of Canada, with the exception of the extreme northeastern part of the country, where warm spells appear to be becoming shorter and less frequent. In the mean, therefore, there appear to be close-to-compensating trends in the frequency and intensity of winter cold spells in different parts of Canada, while winter warm spells appear to be increasing somewhat. As a result, Canada appears to have experienced a slight amelioration of extreme winter weather over the past half-century.
In another study that suffers from the difficulty of having but a few short decades of data to analyze, Iskenderian and Rosen (2000) studied two mid-tropospheric temperature datasets spanning the past 40 years, calculating day-to-day variability within each month, season, and year. Averaged over the entire Northern Hemisphere, they found that mid-tropospheric temperature variability exhibited a slight upward trend since the late 1950s in one of the datasets; but, as they note, "this trend is significant in the spring season only." They also admit that "the robustness of this springtime trend is in doubt," because the trend obtained from the other dataset was negative. For the conterminous United States, however, the two datasets both showed "mostly small positive trends in most seasons." But, again, none of these trends was statistically significant. Therefore, Iskenderian and Rosen acknowledge they "cannot state with confidence that there has been a change in synoptic-scale temperature variance in the mid-troposphere over the United States since 1958."
In an attempt to determine the role that might have been played by the planet's mean temperature in influencing temperature variability over the latter half of the twentieth century, Higgins et al. (2002) examined the influence of two important sources of Northern Hemispheric climate variability—the El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) and the Arctic Oscillation—on winter (Jan-Mar) daily temperature extremes over the conterminous United States from 1950 to 1999. With respect to the Arctic Oscillation, there was basically no difference in the number of extreme temperature days between its positive and negative phases. With respect to the ENSO phenomenon, however, Higgins et al. found that during El Niño years, the total number of extreme temperature days was found to decrease by around 10 percent, while during La Niña years they increased by around 5 percent. With respect to winter temperatures across the conterminous United States, therefore, the contention that warmer global temperatures—such as are typically experienced during El Niño years—would produce more extreme weather conditions is found to be false.
Over the same time period, Zhai and Pan (2003) derived trends in the frequencies of warm days and nights, cool days and nights, and hot days and frost days for the whole of China, based on daily surface air temperature data obtained from approximately 200 weather observation stations scattered across the country. Over the period of record, and especially throughout the 1980s and 1990s, there were increases in the numbers of warm days and nights, while there were decreases in the numbers of cool days and nights, consistent with an overall increase in mean daily temperature. At the extreme hot end of the temperature spectrum, however, the authors report that "the number of days with daily maximum temperature above 35°C showed a slightly decreasing trend for China as a whole," while at the extreme cold end of the spectrum, the number of frost days with daily minimum temperature below 0°C declined at the remarkable rate of 2.4 days per decade.
The two papers of Wang et al. (2010) and Cattiaux et al. (2010) discuss the extreme cold winter of 2009/10 in the Northern Hemisphere, when extreme low temperatures were recorded in Europe and North America. This record-breaking cold winter over the Northern Hemisphere has been linked to the extreme (negative) phase of the NAO (North Atlantic Oscillation, a large-scale index based on surface pressure difference between Reykjavik, Iceland, and Lisbon, Portugal) during the winter months. According to Wang et al., the NAO has been trending downward since the early 1990s and the extreme low value of the NAO during December 2009-January 2010 produced a severe cold-air outbreak over North America, Europe, and parts of Asia. The authors further add that if "this downward trend of NAO continues, more frequent cold outbreak and heavy snows are likely in the coming years." However, Cattiaux et al. suggest that future winters over Europe may not be as cold as experienced in 2009/10. In view of these contrasting conclusions, continued research and improved climate modeling is necessary.
In considering this entire body of research, it is evident that air temperature variability almost always decreases when mean air temperature rises.
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I'm not one to wish time away-but have to say I'm glad it's Friday and we can finally look forward to Sunday's home game against the putrid Browns.
The Bears need to win this game handily. If they beat Cleveland by two touchdowns, the defense returns to form and Cutler & Forte have strong games, I think we can begin to feel better after last week's debacle.
But unfortunately even if the Bears squeak by with a win and the problem areas continue, we still have valid reasons to be nervous.
I won't even go to the unthinkable-if the Bears give the Browns their second win against 6 losses, because the Bears can't possibly lose this week. Um, can they?


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Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba announced that it plans to bring its PayPal-esque payment platform Alipay to Taiwan during the first half of next year.
Alipay vice-CEO Fan Zhiming states that the company must first meet Taiwan's strict regulatory standards for third-party payment platforms, but added that he remains optimistic that the service will see the light of day on the island. The territory's domestic third-party payment infrastructure is nascent, consisting primarily of bank-affiliated platforms that have yet to gain significant traction.
The payment platform currently holds a 50 percent market share in the Chinese payment platform space, and processes 25,000 mobile transactions every minute, according to Alizila, Alibaba's official English-language blog.
Outside of the mainland, Alipay has gained traction in Hong Kong by letting users top-up their accounts at participating convenience stores. It's also making inroads with Asian businesses by teaming up with leading airlines like Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific, Singapore's Singapore Airlines, and Indonesia's Garuda Indonesia. Alibaba integrates Alipay directly onto the airlines' websites, thereby allowing Chinese tourists to book plane tickets with ease, and subsequently boosting business.
Given the influx of Chinese tourists into Taiwan, as well as online payment infrastructure that's already well-bolstered by convenience stores, it's likely that Alipay will make its way into the island in a similar fashion.
Alibaba's steady expansion of its services beyond the mainland comes as it prepares for an IPO. CEO Jonathan Lu recently stated that the firm expects to triple the volume of its transactions to $490 billion within the next five years, thereby overtaking Wal-Mart as the world's biggest retailer.
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Mark Gonsenhauser's Rug & Carpet Superstore
We are conveniently located in the heart of Virginia Beach; one mile east of Town Center on Virginia Beach Blvd. Established in 1936, Mark Gonsenhauser's Rug and Carpet Superstore is Hampton Roads oldest and largest Decorative and Oriental Rug & Carpet showroom! 20,000 square feet of Hand made and Machine made rugs from around the world! This includes the largest full service "IN HOUSE" Cleaning, Repair and Certified Rug Appraisal facility in town. As a direct importer of Oriental rugs we have the most competitive prices on Oriental and Decorative rugs in Virginia!


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I had surgery with Yily may 2013. Wasn't completely satisfied with the outcome bc she only gave me an inch on my butt nd my stomach is still flabby:( This time around I'm gonna get in shape nd lose 20 lbs b4 surgery. My measurements are 36d-26.5-45 nd I'm getting bbl and bl. Duran gives a lot of... READ MORE
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Former Palm Beach Deputy Gets Life for Molesting Boys
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What is the pick?
I think this thread is long overdue. Sooooooo, who is the pick?
I will start it off and say Chris Williams.
Your turn.
I really think it will b the BPA in one of our needs. (CB, T or RB) But I think that we only draft Reshard Mendenhall if he falls, but they might want to take a chance on Jonathan Stewart.
Trade down and take Stewart and pick up an extra pick... Unless Rivers falls to us, but that probably wont happen..
And if we can get into the second.. then Justin King or Antwaun Molden in the second...
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As experts in the import and export of antiques and works of art, we are fully compliant with the French government's stringent licensing regulations and restrictions. We also meet the required standards of transit procedure and management laid down by the European Commission.
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Mavs look for balance — and Dirk, too
The Mavericks have had seven players reach double-figure scoring in the last two games, both wins. That's the good news.
The potential bad news is whether taking touches away from Dirk Nowitzki is such a smart thing, especially in a season when he's on an MVP pace.
"Our key to success is not only defense, but getting consistent scoring from everybody out there," Jason Terry said today. "We've been getting ball movement, which key for us. If we hold it and try to play one-on-one basketball, we're not a very good team.
"We still have the talent. We got one of the world's best players in Dirk, who can do that. But it doesn't help us as a team. We need ball movement and everybody's happy when that happens."
That would seem to be a tough balance to find: getting everybody involved, but also leaning heavily on Dirk.
"No question," Jet said. "But if we play the style we love to play, everybody's going to get plenty of shots, we're going to score over 100 points and we're going to come away with a victory."
Terry, by the way, was asked what Year 2 under Rick Carlisle is like this season.
""He's kicking more things," Terry said. "We didn't see that in the first year. This year, he's getting more comfortable. He's kicking things. He's got a little of Avery (Johnson) in him, and that's a great thing."


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I went to Dr. Noffze's office first thing this morning to have my mouth looked at. He determined I had a minor infection, did a quick irrigation of the site of my former wisdom tooth and perscribed some antibiotics.
Noffze said the strange numbness I still feel in my lower jaw is a nerve that got irritated during the original extractions and it will be another week or two until it gets back to normal. Also, I don't have a dry socket and am unlikely to get one, so I got that going for me.
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Went in on Saturday with mild contractions and aching, but nothing hurt just a little uncomfortable. Turns our they were 2 min apart and I was dilated 2cm and they checked for efface meant when I got there and when I was started on magnesium sulfate. Stopped it at 2cm and 60% effaced. Now I'm home on total bedrest after 3 days to stop contractions. A few hours after we are home I fell asleep and woke up in puddles. My breast leaked since 23 weeks a little but not so much that my bra, sports bra, tshirt, and hoodie all went through and left puddles. Is this normal?! Anyone else had this happen and labor triggered again? When I say leaking and alot I'm talked like 2-3 ounces. Maybe more?
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I would say that is definitely abnormal. Personally I would call the ob. BM isn't suppose to come in until baby is born.
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With 2nd pregnancy a week before I went into labour that happened to me. My bed was soaked. U don't know if that's something to do with labour, but since you had contractions and such your body might think baby is coming any time now and produce a lot of milk already. Just be aware of your body and what it does. Good luck
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I ment to say I don't know if it has something to do with labout lol damn touch screen phone!
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My boobs have been leaking since 16 wks and it is normal. Are tou leaking milk or colostrum? Soaking the bed over 2 ounces can be a issue call your ob
Our baby is here we are super blessed,why complain...? (rhetorical)
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It still does it but only every 4-6 hours now. It's like watery milk. Not just when I'm sleeping, sitting up in the recliner anywhere. Has soaked breast pads. Breasts are like rocks until they start/finish leaking then they are fine and no longer tender, it's almost like my milk has came in :/ I've had minor/mild contractions today again but nothing constant, I called they just said to come in if contractions continue, I've got a doctor app at 10:30 am. They told me to pack a bag in case anything had changed. :( I'm hopin to go longer :( I wanted to wait until at least 35 weeks .


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While the new capital was being built, the president's temporary quarters was called the Catetinho, meaning a smaller version of the grand Palácio do Catete in Rio. The wooden edifice was built in 10 days during the summer of 1956. A nearby landing strip allowed the president to fly in from Rio for his frequent inspections. The recently restored building is a must-see museum for those interested in the city's history. It's surrounded by woods with a small spring where the president and his entourage once bathed.
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December 1, 2015
LAS VEGAS (AP) - It's the opening day of training camp for the U.S. men's basketball team as it continues to prepare for next month's Olympic tournament.
The core of the squad has worked together the past two summers and is way ahead of the 2004 Olympic team.
Those players were together for only 20 days before being routed by Puerto Rico in their opening game in Athens. And they lost twice more before leaving Greece with a bronze medal.
The starting five for Beijing is already set. Coach Mike Krzyzewski will send out Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Dwight Howard and Jason Kidd for the tip-off of the opener against China.
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The name "Yaa Pono" sounds funny and catches the mind when mentioned. The bearer of this name is lyrically retarded and stupid; he has a good control over words and has a good sense of humour engraved in his rap style.
Many believe he is the underground King Kong when it comes to freestyle rap in Ghana. I believe he is Ghana's version of Eminem or Jin. He has a good lyrical dexterity and employs more than a single language in his rap style to catch the attention of his fans.
He can make a rap out of nothing, Throw him an object and he will come out with a good punch line around that subject. His rap style has some element of uniqueness and since the day I came across his freestyles, I have been a fan on a watch out to see if he can push his way through to become the next Big name in the Ghanaian Music Industry.
Prior to various freestyle rap videos of Yaa Pono appearing on social networking sites like Youtube and Facebook, those in Ghana might have heard him on Dr Ducan's Kasahara Level Show on Adom Fm.
It was the same show that discovered and brought Sarkodie to us. Actually, Yaa Pono and Sarkodie used to be very "tight paddies", hustling through Studios to chase their dream of music.
When success comes, many forget friends and this happened to the two youngsters. Sarkodie was lucky to firstly see the light and has since kept a distance from Yaa Pono.I rather thought he would help him come out of the underground world too. (Anyway, this is not the subject of my write up so will not go into it, maybe when I find some time, would consider blogging on that…)
Tema is the rap factory..Yaa Pono says in one of his freestyles and it could be true since various big and successful rappers like R2bees and Sarkodie belong to the T.E.M.A clan…
Check Out Below the various freestyles from the man I prefer to call..The Next Take Over.
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November 28, 2015
Avon, Ohio (AP) -- The height of a fence at a new ballpark in northern Ohio has been increased to keep foul balls from landing on a nearby highway.
The park in Avon had a 25-foot fence at the property's edge, about 60 feet from interstate 90, to stop any balls headed toward westbound traffic.
The city has now made the 240-foot long fence 35 feet high.
The park is home for the Lake Erie crushers of the Independent Pioneer League.
Avon has no reports of any balls reaching the highway since the ballpark opened June 2.
Mayor Jim Smith says the height extension was added as a precaution.
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HUNKER, Pa. - State police say they plan to charge a southwestern Pennsylvania man who was nude on his porch when a female letter carrier arrived with his mail.
State police have not identified the man, but say in a news release on Tuesday that he will be charged with indecent exposure for the incident at his home in Hunker, Westmoreland County on June 16.
Police say the incident happened about 3 p.m.
According to a news release, "As the victim delivered the mail the actor was standing on the porch completely nude exposing his genitals to the victim and smiling at her."
Police did not immediately explain why the man has yet to be charged.
Hunker is about 25 miles southeast of Pittsburgh.