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Hey guys, I have a lot of LSAT study materials for sale and words can't describe the great pleasure it would provide me to alleviate bookshelf space.
FREE SHIPPING AND TRACKING NUMBERS for the first two listings!!
These are the three listings on eBay (I copied my listing info below).
Listing #1
Here's a chance to save a great deal on LSAT materials I was unable to use before my doomed test date! Free UPS Ground shipping and will email tracking number!!!
For Sale:
Brand new copy of the The Official LSAT PrepTest #50 (September 2006).
This booklet has yet to have been open, so there are no markings whatsoever.
* Free Bonuses:
Free Official LSAT PrepTests 39-49!!!!!!!!!
+ No Markings at all!
+ Complete Hard Copies (paper) of all the tests, no PDFs or other digital formats
+ Includes all Answers and score conversion charts
+ PrepTests 43-49 are bounded together, in order, for easier transportation and flipping through the tests
+ PrepTests 39-42 are individual as normal
Free Ultimate Silent Timer Deluxe (Used)
+ Comes with CD-Rom containing User Manual
+ White paint is starting to peel off, but does not affect functioning at all
*I only accept PayPal*
Listing #2
Hello, here is part of my mass of materials I used to prepare for the LSAT and score in the top one percentile. Although some of the included free texts and documents have markings, I'm sure they can still be of great usage to you (especially PT #39-49).
There is a lot of stuff, and some of it is very heavy, so I will send this through UPS Ground FOR FREE!!!! I will also email you the tracking number when sent!
Powerscore LSAT Logical Reasoning Bible
o Good Shape, with wear around the edges; binding is in good shape
o Review sections of certain question types are tabbed, along with other important sections
o Blue Highlighting of some important parts
o Light pencil markings
Powerscore LSAT Logic Games Ultimate Setups Guide
o Never used, so binding is good, No Markings
o Although not used, there are parts peeling around the spine, from spending 3 months in my car trunk (see pic)
o Bottom lower right of front cover is gone (like a small bite), copyright page is slightly torn and wrinkled in front right cover
Nova's Master The LSAT
o Includes CD-ROM
o Pencil markings in 1st section (logic games) and 3rd section (Reading Comprehension)
o The Logic Games section helped me greatly with complicated and rare games not really covered by Powerscore LG Bible; one of these games was on my actual LSAT
o The Reading Comprehension section also helped me incredibly with strategies and reading techniques
Kaplan's LSAT 180 (2005-2006 Edition)
o Also light pencil markings only in 1st section (logic games) and 3rd section (Reading Comprehension)
o Great condition otherwise
The Official LSAT SuperPrep
o Binding is cracked on first page of Reading Comprehension explanation section, but pages are all well still intact
o One and a half sentences highlighted in blue (in Reading Comprehension explanation)
o Pencil Markings on all 3 included PrepTests, with blue ink marking my wrong questions
o Mainly used this book for the Reading Comprehension section and also the extensive answers to the 3 included, unreleased PrepTests
Official LSAT PrepTests #39-49
o These all have pencil markings and blue ink marking my wrong answers, my own explanations
o 39-42, 46-49 are all printed on only front pages, stapled together
o 43-45 are printed on the front and backs of pages, stapled together
o All answers and score charts are included with each individual test
o See my other listing for all of these tests without any markings, because I did not have time to retake them.
Every single Logic Game from 10 Actual, 10 More, and Next 10, in a single binding.
o These have been all cut out from the following three "10 actual, more, and next" books
o The answers were obfuscated with ink, and then copied, to best hide the correct answers. What I did was go over all of the games multiple times, while doing all of the setups and work in a separate composition book. I'll include the comp book of my work, so you can kind of see how I did it.
o The original setups are still visible, but it was easy for me to ignore them while going over the LG sections multiple times. It looks kind of messy, but I was acclimated quickly and provided an easy, convenient way to go over all of the games multiple times (while I slacked in undergrad classes!)
o I'll also be including the folder of all of the original cut out sections, which can be compiled again for your own usage.
***The following books have all of the Logic Games sections cut out (including any pages that were on the backside of any games), with the original cutouts in the aforementioned, included folder. There are also pencil markings and blue ink marking my wrong answers, my own explanations
1. 10 Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests
2. 10 More Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests
3. The Next 10 Actual, Official LSAT PrepTests
Listing #3
Brand New The Next 10 Actual, Official LSAT Preptests
* Contains PrepTests 29-38
* I originally purchased duplicates of all the PrepTest books, but I was unable to get to this book for round 2, therefore the book is New and there are No Markings whatsoever inside the book.
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The 2011 State Titles are set to take place at Lake Macquarie Yacht Club from 18-20 November and the Melges 32 fleet are preparing to descend. Yesterday, Melges Asia Pacific delivered Maxstar AUS 158 crossing the bat at 3:00pm on low tide which is no trouble from this Reichel/Pugh high performance one design class.
M32 racing at East Coast Championships last weekend
Heath Walters from Melges Asia Pacific said 'We could have taken the mast down and towed it up or we had the option to make the high tide but it would have meant leaving Pittwater at 2:00am. By lifting the keel and rudder we were able to pick our weather and ride a north Westerly breeze up the coast leaving at 8:00am with a cappuccino in hand'.
'We arrived at Moon Islet at 2pm with a pretty heavy run out tide, we took the mainsail down and motored up the channel with the keel crane in place, but just missed the bridge. We picked up a mooring at Swansea RSL and some refreshments and motored through right on low tide at 3pm. As we motored past Pelican Flats the Coastal Patrol scrambled warning us of the shallows ahead until we pointed out the keel and rudder were up,' said Heath.
M32 racing at East Coast Championships last weekend
The Melges 32 drafts 2.1m with the keel down, the depth off Pelican Island was 1.8m so the keel was wound up to half hoist at 1.1m for an simple bar crossing. Heath explained that most of the channel is fine, 'I have brought many boats in over the years but never on low tide, the Melges 32 was the easiest with the lifting keel and rudder.'
Maxstar was welcomed into Lake Macquarie Yacht Club and made to feel at home. Quick call to owner Angus Reid to advise his boat had arrived safely.
After an exciting match racing exhibition at last weekend at the East Coast Championships we are all looking forward to the spectacle of both the Melges 32 and Melges 24 fleets racing on Lake Macquarie in a fortnight.


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"Meat. They're made out of meat."
"There's no doubt about it. We picked up several from different parts of the planet, took them aboard our recon vessels, and probed them all the way through. They're completely meat."
"That's impossible. What about the radio signals? The messages to the stars?"
"They use the radio waves to talk, but the signals don't come from them. The signals come from machines."
"So who made the machines? That's who we want to contact."
"They made the machines. That's what I'm trying to tell you. Meat made the machines."
"That's ridiculous. How can meat make a machine? You're asking me to believe in sentient meat."
"I'm not asking you, I'm telling you. These creatures are the only sentient race in that sector and they're made out of meat."
"Maybe they're like the orfolei. You know, a carbon-based intelligence that goes through a meat stage."
"Nope. They're born meat and they die meat. We studied them for several of their life spans, which didn't take long. Do you have any idea what's the life span of meat?"
"Spare me. Okay, maybe they're only part meat. You know, like the weddilei. A meat head with an electron plasma brain inside."
"Nope. We thought of that, since they do have meat heads, like the weddilei. But I told you, we probed them. They're meat all the way through."
"No brain?"
"Oh, there's a brain all right. It's just that the brain is made out of meat! That's what I've been trying to tell you."
"So ... what does the thinking?"
"You're not understanding, are you? You're refusing to deal with what I'm telling you. The brain does the thinking. The meat."
"Thinking meat! You're asking me to believe in thinking meat!"
"Yes, thinking meat! Conscious meat! Loving meat. Dreaming meat. The meat is the whole deal! Are you beginning to get the picture or do I have to start all over?"
"Omigod. You're serious then. They're made out of meat."
"Thank you. Finally. Yes. They are indeed made out of meat. And they've been trying to get in touch with us for almost a hundred of their years."
"Omigod. So what does this meat have in mind?"
"First it wants to talk to us. Then I imagine it wants to explore the Universe, contact other sentiences, swap ideas and information. The usual."
"We're supposed to talk to meat."
"That's the idea. That's the message they're sending out by radio. 'Hello. Anyone out there. Anybody home.' That sort of thing."
"They actually do talk, then. They use words, ideas, concepts?""Oh, yes. Except they do it with meat."
"I thought you just told me they used radio."
"They do, but what do you think is on the radio? Meat sounds. You know how when you slap or flap meat, it makes a noise? They talk by flapping their meat at each other. They can even sing by squirting air through their meat."
"Omigod. Singing meat. This is altogether too much. So what do you advise?"
"Officially or unofficially?"
"Officially, we are required to contact, welcome and log in any and all sentient races or multibeings in this quadrant of the Universe, without prejudice, fear or favor. Unofficially, I advise that we erase the records and forget the whole thing."
"I was hoping you would say that."
"It seems harsh, but there is a limit. Do we really want to make contact with meat?"
"I agree one hundred percent. What's there to say? 'Hello, meat. How's it going?' But will this work? How many planets are we dealing with here?"
"Just one. They can travel to other planets in special meat containers, but they can't live on them. And being meat, they can only travel through C space. Which limits them to the speed of light and makes the possibility of their ever making contact pretty slim. Infinitesimal, in fact."
"So we just pretend there's no one home in the Universe."
"That's it."
"Cruel. But you said it yourself, who wants to meet meat? And the ones who have been aboard our vessels, the ones you probed? You're sure they won't remember?"
"They'll be considered crackpots if they do. We went into their heads and smoothed out their meat so that we're just a dream to them."
"A dream to meat! How strangely appropriate, that we should be meat's dream."
"And we marked the entire sector unoccupied."
"Good. Agreed, officially and unofficially. Case closed. Any others? Anyone interesting on that side of the galaxy?"
"Yes, a rather shy but sweet hydrogen core cluster intelligence in a class nine star in G445 zone. Was in contact two galactic rotations ago, wants to be friendly again."
"They always come around."
"And why not? Imagine how unbearably, how unutterably cold the Universe would be if one were all alone ..."
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In 1974, Erno Rubik, a Hungarian architecture professor, invented the puzzle now famed as the Rubik's Cube.
The standard 3x3x3 version has colored faces made of 26 smaller colored blocks attached to an internal pivot.
The object is to rotate the blocks until each face of the cube is a single color.
The cube's popularity has sparked many competitions - some emphasize speedy solving, while others require participants to solve it blindfolded.
What did Rubik initially want to call his invention?
Beta-caryophyllene is present in the essential oils of various plants including rosemary, hops, black pepper and cannabis. Like most terpenes, beta-caryophyllene contributes to the unique aroma associated with plant oils.
But in 2008, German researchers discovered that beta-caryophyllene also acts as a cannabinoid by binding to marijuana pathways in the body.
Although some compounds like THC activate both cannabinoid pathways CB1 and CB2 receptors beta-caryophyllene specifically targets the CB2 receptor, which does not produce a high.
"The results also support the involvement of the CB2 receptor"
Interestingly, a new study conducted with mice suggests that beta-caryophyllene may be useful in treating anxiety and depression. The findings were published online in the journal Physiology & Behavior.
"The present study has clearly demonstrated the anxiolytic and anti-depressant effect of â-caryophyllene and its underlying mechanism in a CB2 receptor-dependent manner in rodents," wrote the authors, a team of scientists with the United Arab Emirates University.
"The results also support the involvement of the CB2 receptor in the regulation of emotional behavior and suggest that this receptor could be a relevant therapeutic target for the treatment of anxiety and depressive disorders."
Previous studies have also demonstrated a role of CB2 receptors in reducing anxiety and depression, the team adds.
On the other hand, CB1 receptors, which are more widely dispersed in the brain, are known to exert a biphasic' effect when it comes to anxiety and depression. Studies show cannabinoids that target CB1 receptors can help at low doses, while high doses seem to make things worse.
A better understanding of beta-caryophyllene's properties, however, may help explain why cannabis users often cite relief of anxiety and depression as reasons for their use.
According to a 2013 report in Trends in Pharmacological Sciences, "epidemiological studies have indicated that the most common self-reported reason for using cannabis is rooted in its ability to reduce feelings of stress, tension, and anxiety."
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Scientists in the UK have now traced marijuana's ability to prevent the growth and spread of cancer to specific pathways found in tumor cells, known as cannabinoid receptors.
Dr. Peter McCormick of the University of East Anglia (UEA)'s School of Pharmacy explained the findings to Medical News Today:
"THC, the major active component of marijuana, has anti-cancer properties. This compound is known to act through a specific family of cell receptors called cannabinoid receptors."
The study, published last month in the Journal of Biological Chemistry, showed that injecting THC into mice with implanted tumors caused the cells to kill themselves a process known as autophagy.
It also slowed the growth of tumors in breast and brain cancer cell lines.
While anecdotal reports have suggested that marijuana can fight cancer in some patients, Dr. McCormick notes that pharmaceutical companies have focused on developing synthetics and that the actual mechanisms remain "poorly understood."
But Dr. McCormick hopes his team's discovery will help speed along the development of new cancer treatments.
"By identifying the receptors involved we have provided an important step towards the future development of therapeutics that can take advantage of the interactions we have discovered to reduce tumor growth."
Previous research had already linked the anti-cancer effects of THC to the CB1 receptor, which is the most common cannabinoid pathway found in the body. CB1 receptors, when activated by THC, are also responsible for the marijuana high.
However, the group showed for the first time that CB2 receptors and GPR55 receptors are also involved, lending further evidence that marijuana can treat various cancers by acting through more than one pathway.
Still, Dr. McCormick believes patients shouldn't treat themselves with marijuana just yet.
"Cancer patients should not use cannabis to self-medicate, but I hope that our research will lead to a safe synthetic equivalent being available in the future."
It may not be only THC in the plant that fights cancer, though.
A 2013 study by a team at St. George's, University of London identified six different compounds in cannabis with anti-tumor properties including cannabidiol (CBD), cannabigerol (CBG) and cannabigevarin (CBGV).
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THC, or tetrohydrocannabinol, is the most recognized ingredient in cannabis. It is best known for causing the high that you get from using marijuana.
As a result, THC has also caused the most controversy surrounding the plant's medical use, with many health professionals citing the high as a drawback.
However, while compounds like cannabidiol (CBD) have started to gain favor due to their lack of psychoactivity, decades of research have revealed a number of medical benefits unique to THC. Here is a list of 7 of them:
1. Pain Relief
One of the most common uses of medical marijuana is for pain relief. And as it turns out, THC is the ingredient in marijuana responsible for its pain-relieving effects.
Studies show that THC activates pathways in the central nervous system which work to block pain signals from being sent to the brain. Likewise, cannabis has been shown to be especially effective against neuropathic pain, or nerve-related pain.
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is another common reason to use medical marijuana. Interestingly, the high from THC is also associated with temporary impairments of memory.
While this may be seen as a drawback for some marijuana users, impaired memory is often therapeutic for those who struggle to forget painful memories, such as patients who suffer from PTSD. Recent studies confirm that oral doses of THC can help relieve a variety of PTSD-related symptoms including flashbacks, agitation and nightmares.
3. Nausea and Vomiting
THC has been available in pill form for treating nausea and vomiting in cancer patients since the 1980s.
Marinol, a pill containing synthetic THC, was the first THC-based medication to be approved by the FDA for this purpose. Since then, other THC pills have been developed and prescribed to patients undergoing chemotherapy, including a pill called Cesamet.
4. Appetite Stimulant
Along with its ability to reduce nausea, THC is known to work as a powerful appetite stimulant in both healthy and sick individuals. Similarly, Marinol and Cesamet are regularly prescribed to boost appetite in patients with cancer and HIV-associated wasting syndrome.
A number of studies conducted with Marinol suggest that THC can also stimulate weight gain in anorexia.
5. Asthma
Treating asthma may not seem like an obvious use for medical marijuana. But as it turns out, THC's ability to improve breathing in asthmatics is supported by research dating back to the 1970s.
Following trials that showed smoking marijuana could help calm asthma attacks, scientists tried (and failed) to develop an inhaler that could deliver THC. While the THC inhaler idea was ultimately abandoned, some say modern-day vaporizers might be the solution.
6. Glaucoma
Another benefit of THC recognized early on was its potential to relieve eye pressure in patients with glaucoma.
Likewise, after studies in the 1970s showed that smoking marijuana could reduce symptoms in glaucoma sufferers, scientists tried (and failed again) to develop a way to administer THC in eye drops. The idea proved too complicated due to the fact that THC is not soluble in water.
While some glaucoma patients rely on medical marijuana to this day, The American Glaucoma Society maintains the position that its effects are too short-lived (lasting 3-4 hours) to be considered a viable treatment option.
7. Sleep Aid
Many are aware of the sleep-inducing effect of marijuana, and research shows that THC is largely responsible. In fact, trials conducted in the 1970s found that oral doses of THC helped both healthy individuals and insomniacs fall asleep faster.
Interestingly, more recent studies suggest THC may also improve nighttime breathing and reduce sleep interruptions in those who suffer from a common disorder known as sleep apnea. Researchers are currently working to develop a THC-based medicine for treating the condition.
With a rising number of patients seeking a prescription for marijuana, clinicians are increasingly faced with the dilemma of prescribing a treatment that lacks support or recommending patients not use a medicine that could benefit them in the long-run.
Most, out of caution, end up choosing the second option.
"It's understandable that physicians might be reluctant to prescribe cannabis, because there is not a great deal of evidence about its effectiveness for many of the conditions we'd like to use it for, or about its safety," says Dr. David Juurlink, who heads the division of clinical pharmacology and toxicology at Sunnybrooke Health Sciences Centre, a University of Toronto teaching hospital.
"It's understandable that physicians might be reluctant"
But deciding not to prescribe marijuana may not be erring on the side of caution, he says.
Indeed, despite a lack of evidence for cannabis, there also isn't much evidence against it. At least compared to the variety of potent pharmaceuticals commonly prescribed for pain.
"We consider them evidence-based therapies, but they really haven't been studied and documented for many patients in a way that shows that their benefits offset their risks," notes Dr. Juurlink.
"All drugs have toxicities, whether they are plant based or come from pharmacies. It's the case that the direct toxicities of drugs for pain like Oxycontin or Fentanyl or anti-inflammatory drugs are simply much greater than the toxicities of cannabis."
Patients who suffer from severe pain are often treated with opioid-based medicines and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). But the dangers of these drugs have become increasingly apparent and experts are urging for an end to their loose prescribing.
Recent data ranks Canada as the second highest per-capita consumer of prescription opioids, second only to the U.S. In Ontario, the rate of opioid-related deaths doubled between 1992 and 2010, now totaling about 550 deaths a year.
"You can make a case to prescribe cannabis"
NSAIDs, while less acutely fatal, are known to cause intestinal bleeding and kidney problems when taken too regularly.
But can medical marijuana be safely prescribed as an alternative to painkillers? Dr. Juurlink seems to think so.
"I think the point that physicians, and perhaps patients, can take away is that you can make a case to prescribe cannabis to select patients. Especially when the patient tells you that it works for them and when prescribing it allows the patient to reduce their use of other noxious drugs."
Just over half of rheumatology specialists believe cannabis or cannabis-based medicines can help in the treatment of rheumatic conditions like arthritis, according to a survey by the Canadian Rheumatology Association.
The results were published in the journal BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders.
Of the 128 doctors that responded to the survey, 55% thought there was a role for cannabis or cannabinoids in treating rheumatic conditions. 45% said there was no role.
Despite the divide in opinion, the vast majority of respondents said they were unsure of how to prescribe cannabis.
Over 75% of respondents said they lacked confidence in their "current knowledge of the endocannabinoid system in health and disease." What's more, 90% of respondents said they would not feel confident writing a prescription that included dosing, frequency and method of administration.
Those that did feel confident recommending a dose offered 0.5-3 grams/day as a starting dose. A single dose per day was the most commonly recommended treatment schedule, with others suggesting 2-3 doses per day.
The lack of confidence among rheumatologists is concerning, conclude the authors of the survey, considering the widespread use of marijuana by patients with arthritis.
In 2013, federal data showed that more than half of Health Canada's 30,000 registered cannabis patients were using it to treat severe arthritis. Medical marijuana has been legal in Canada since 2001.
The authors conclude that the absence of human studies is likely a major factor in the lack of acceptance towards cannabis.
A survey by WebMD/Medscape earlier this year found a similar level of support (54%) for medical marijuana among rheumatology specialists in the U.S.
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Well a group of friends of mine and I were talking about different size tires on the same bike.
I had no experience in this matter myself but thought it was interesting.
Mixing tire sizes is clearly nothing new, but is it worth it?
I live in a hilly area with both cracked up and smooth roads, so i chose Ultra Gatorskin's in 700x28c for my bike to get some comfort when i was on the "raped" parts of my road to work.
Now I'm wondering, since my rear wheel is already pretty beaten up and the front looks like new, if I would feel any difference by changing my front to a slimmer more race style tire, and save the front Ultra Gator for a future rear tire.
I like to go fast, so the only thing I really want to know is if I will experience any increase in speed (and don't loose comfort by keeping a 28c rear), or if the difference between lets say a Grand Prix 4000S and my Gators is so small i wouldn't tell the difference anyway (23c GP4KS/28c Gator vs. 28c Gator/28c Gator)?


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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Republican Senator Chuck Hagel says it's a "stretch" to say his party's vice presidential nominee, Sarah Palin, is qualified to be president.
The Nebraska senator tells the Omaha World-Herald that Palin "doesn't have any foreign policy credentials."
The Alaska governor has visited soldiers in Kuwait and Germany. She's told ABC News that her only other foreign travel has been to Mexico and Canada.
Hagel says other governors have been elected to the White House without previous experience in Washington. But he adds that the job requires "some sense of the bigger scope of the world."
Hagel traveled in July to Iraq and Afghanistan with Barack Obama. He'd been rumored to be a possible Obama running mate, and he had said he'd consider it.
(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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When the buck doesn't move: non-delegable duties of care
The general law has it that an organisation is liable for its own acts or omissions and is vicariously liable for the acts or omissions of its employees. An organisation is not usually responsible for the negligence of a third party such as an independent contractor. However, the concept of such 'non-delegable' duties arise either where the activity is inherently hazardous (or 'extra hazardous' as the case law has it) or where the nature of the relationship between the organisation and the victim of the negligence is particularly close. It is this second situation that arose in Woodland v Essex County Council.
In Woodland, a 10-year-old girl suffered a serious brain injury as a result of an accident during a swimming lesson organised by her state school but provided by a private contractor. The issue before the Supreme Court was whether the council (the local authority responsible for the school) could be held liable for the negligent actions of the contractor (it had not been decided whether the contractor had in fact been negligent). The Supreme Court reviewed the law on non-delegable duties of care and set out the criteria when a non-delegable duty arises…
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The Packers have built a powerhouse offense around a pass-first philosophy and have assembled the second-best red zone attack in the league this season.
While the Cardinals defense has been the team's strength this season, their performance against the 49ers was troubling.
"On Monday Night Football, [the 49ers] biggest plays came on a three, a four and a six-yard pass. It's embarrassing and they know it and they'll respond," defensive coordinator Ray Horton said.
Horton doesn't believe changing the scheme will make a difference. He said the problem is much simpler and easy to fix. It's also an area he placed much more emphasis on in practice this week.
"Tackling. There is nothing wrong schematically. It's just we have to make a play that's presented in front of us," Horton said.
The Cardinals missed a total of six tackles against the Niners on Monday night, and while that's not a high number, two resulted in touchdowns.
Horton will take a page out of Dick Lebeau's playbook this week, the Hall of Famer and legendary defensive coordinator of the Steelers, who Horton learned his effective 3-4 blitz under at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
"At this level guys understand technique and what they're supposed to do," Horton explained. "But did we do extra tackling drills, yes we did. I was disappointed in how we performed tackling against the San Francisco 49ers or lack thereof tackling."
The Cardinals defense certainly has a pedigree of talented backs that have the ability to make key stops when called upon. They'll need to play like they did the first four games of the year when they were revered as one of the best units in the NFL if they hope to contain an aggressive Packers attack.
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Alexander the Gay? A Great Battle Is Unfolding in Hollywood between Rival Versions of the Life of Greek Conqueror Alexander the Great-And Whether Either Will Depict His Gay Loves. (Film)
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We've seen Hollywood studios compete to produce two movies about volcanic eruptions, missions to Mars, asteroids hurtling toward Earth, even two computer-animated movies about ants--but this year the grandest race of all is being fought in Tinseltown to bring to the screen the life story of Macedonian king and warrior Alexander the Great. One is the long-planned vision of the inimitable Oliver Stone; the other is being spearheaded by veteran producer Dino De Laurentiis with Baz Luhrmann directing. Both will easily cost over $100 million to make, even with the assistance of computer-generated imagery. So how then, if at all, will they tackle the well-documented fact that Alexander, who died at the age of 32 in 323 B.C., was bisexual?
"Alexander's great love was Haphaestion, and he modeled himself on the great Greek warrior Achilles, whose great love was Patroclus," explains Eric Shanower, the out creator of the comic book series The Age of Bronze. "When Alexander made it to the site of Troy, he made sacrifices at the tomb of Achilles in his honor."
Certainly Oliver Stone is not shying away from the facts. Stone finished the latest draft of his Alexander script in August and now has Colin Farrell attached to star, with plans to shoot in Morocco and Spain before the year is out. He has been working on the project for seven years--with Tom Cruise and Heath Ledger among the Alexanders he has wooed and lost--but he remains committed to depicting Alexander's sexual relationships with men as well as his three marriages to women.
In 1998 Stone was snubbed by the Greek government after sending them the script. He was told that unless he removed the bisexuality from the film, the government would not cooperate. The Athens News Agency reported at the time that the reason for the noncooperation was that "Stone's vision of the life of Alexander the Great would differ markedly from the historical version."
The De Laurentiis-Luhrmann version, which is not as advanced in development as Stone's version but already has the backing of Universal Pictures and 20th Century Fox, may be less likely to address Alexander's homosexual activities. This film will be based on a trilogy of books by Italian historian Valerio Massimo Manfredi, who carefully airbrushed out the gay content from the classical texts and focused on a dramatic straight love affair with Barsine, the wife of one of Alexander's conquered kings, Memnon of Rhodes. …


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LAWRENCE, Kan. – Kansas cornerback Aqib Talib was named to the CBSSports.com Halfway All-America team it was announced on Wednesday.
Last week Talib was named a first-team All-America by SI.com and a second-team All-America pick by Phil Steele's Magazine as those outlets also named mid-season All-America teams.
The 6-2, 205-pound junior from Richardson, Texas, has recorded 25 tackles, three interceptions and three passes broken up through six games. He returned an interception 100 yards for a touchdown against Florida International.
Talib has also seen action as a wide receiver and has seven catches for 174 yards and four touchdowns.
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Association of Bhopal Realtors (ABR) organised Seminar On Real Estate Broking here today at Bhopal. Mr. Sachin Shroff, President, NAR India was the chief guest on the occasion.
Delhi, May 30, 2014 -(PressReleasePoint)- Association of Bhopal Realtors (ABR) organised Seminar On Real Estate Broking here today at Bhopal. Mr. Sachin Shroff, President, NAR India was the chief guest on the occasion.
He said "The role of the broker has undergone a paradigm shift in the last few years and many young turks in this domain have showed that despite the lack of government regulation and attention, real estate brokerage has the ability to evolve into an organised sector and with little more effort towards providing education, training and professional identity for this segment, it indeed has tremendous opportunities from both entrepreneurial as well as employment perspective".
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>Sonora / Tuolumne News, Sports, & Weather, Angels Camp, Twain Harte, Jamestown | Union Democrat
Over the past four years, you could almost set your clock by the winter and early spring layoffs at Sierra Pacific Industries' Chinese Camp mill.
In 2003, 37 of the mill's workers were laid off for a month.
In 2004, 35 were laid off for several weeks and others were transferred to company's Standard Mill.
In 2005, 30 employees were temporarily laid off. Company officials blamed a shortage of logs from national forest land.
In 2006, about 60 workers were laid off for two weeks in April. Weather hindering the shipment of logs was cited.
"We couldn't continue just limping along like that," said SPI spokesman Mark Luster last week.
The words could have been the preamble to an announcement that the Chinese Camp Mill would be shut down. But instead Luster was heralding a multi-million dollar retooling of the mill for production of cedar fencing.
Instead of putting the mill's mostly veteran workforce on the streets, SPI is shipping incense cedar logs from throughout California to Chinese Camp and hours of operation at the mill will actually increase from 60 to 80.
The conversion took nearly four months and involves state-of-the-art equipment, including lasers and scanners that assure cuts accurate to within a thousandth of an inch.
The Chinese Camp mill reopened on Dec. 11 and will ultimately have three production lines. That's good news for mill's employees, who in recent years have not enjoyed a lot of job security. The annual layoffs, if SPI's supply-and-demand analyses are correct, should be a thing of the past.
But the Redding-based timber giant didn't invest its time, effort and cash to help 120 mill workers. This was not a charity case.
Instead it was a response to market conditions that made operation of Chinese Camp as a small log mill untenable.
SPI doubled the mill's small log capacity in 1996, shortly after it had purchased Fibreboard Wood Products Corp. and its Tuolumne County holdings. It reasoned then that fewer large logs would be coming off U.S. Forest Service land and that the small log output of federal lands and its own forests could keep Chinese Camp operating.
By 2004 it was clear this was not the case. Both SPI and its workers pointed fingers at the Stanislaus National Forest, which responded with a plan to increase timber harvests. But SPI, not prepared to wait for the forest plan to reach its goals and aware of increased demand for cedar fencing, decided to go in a different, more profitable direction.
It also happened to be good direction for the workers at Chinese Camp and for the county economy. George Segarini, executive director of the Tuolumne County Chamber of Commerce, thanked SPI for its "commitment" to the community.
The company should commended. And that its commitment will likely bring a profit is makes it a better deal for both SPI and the community.
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The HTC Touch Diamond 2 handset, flying under the Warhawk codename, is nearing its release at wireless provider AT&T as evidenced by a document from the FCC. While the handset is not mentioned by name, the FCC document shows a handset with 850 and 1,900MHz 3G network compatibility. AT&T's one-way Video Share calling is expected to be offered on the handset.
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Wireless provider T-Mobile has given owners of its Android phones a promised App Pack and Visual Voicemail both on the phone and through downloadable apps on its website. The App Pack finds apps that are recommended or featured on Android Marketplace from the carrier, giving G1 and myTouch 3G users a pre-picked set of apps known to work well. These include the Sherpa GPS-based social networking app launched with the myTouch as well as T-Mobile-specific tools and favorite apps like Flixster.
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LG's Chocolate BL40 has shown up on the FCC website, revealing it will support the 850/1,900 HSDPA networks used by AT&T in the US. To date, the device is only deemed likely for Verizon's CDMA network and Telus' future HSDPA network in Canada. The Chocolate BL40 sports a 4-inch touchscreen with 800x345 resolution that can be split for multi-tasking.
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A Boston University student has been found guilty of violating copyright laws after he admitted to illegally sharing music could face as much as $4.5 million in fines. In court, Joel Tenenbaum admitted he downloaded and then shared 30 tracks from artists like Nirvana, Green Day, The Smashing Pumpkins and more, says a Friday report. The statement leaves the court primarily to decide whether or not the infringement was purposeful or unintentional and assign Tenenbaum's penalty. The sum could range from $750 to $30,000 per infringement, or shared song, but a ruling by the jury could bump that number to $150,000 per song.
Taiwan's HTC on Friday overturned positive expectations and said it now believes its revenue will decline by a small single digit percentage this year. It had previously expected revenue to climb by 10 percent but changed its view after a lack of large-scale orders, phone delays and poor sales in its key Chinese market. The revised forecast shows HTC's once-rapid growth stunting as it had grown 29 percent in 2008.
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Microsoft blogger Brandon LeBlanc has announced pricing information for a variety of Windows 7 upgrade options. Users upgrading from the basic Windows 7 Starter operating system to the standard Home Premium configuration will have to pay $80 for the additional functions including Aero Peek, taskbar previews and remote media streaming.
Onkyo has recently introduced its first iPod dock, the ND-S1, which can connect to home theater systems thanks to its digital optical and coaxial audio outputs or composite audio and video outputs. The dock will support 16-bit audio playback at up to 48kHz. It syncs with Macs and Windows PCs through USB and bundles a remote control to steer the iPod when it isn't attached to a computer.
The Mozilla Foundation on Friday marked the 1 billionth download of Firefox. The feat was accomplished roughly four and a half years after the first pre-release version shipped in November 2004 and makes it one of the most popular browsers after Internet Explorer. It's commonly credited for unseating the Microsoft browser's near-absolute control of web browsers after the decline of Netscape and, as of the milestone, currently has just over 30 percent of the market while Internet Explorer has just over 60 percent.
Apple on Friday released iPhone firmware v3.0.1, following reports of a security vulnerability involving SMS messaging. The bug, exposed at the recent Black Hat security conference, allowed maliciously-crafted text messages to remotely disable or control an iPhone.
The CrunchPad may have the option of 3G wireless and ship in a few months, Singapore's Straits Times said today. The newspaper has the large, touchscreen tablet shipping in November and claims it will have not just its expected Wi-Fi but also 3G cellular Internet access. It's uncertain which format is involved and whether it will have a carrier subsidy, though an international reach may dictate HSPA data through AT&T in the US.
Extensions proposed by chip maker AMD and computer builder HP could greatly improve the efficiency of the draft PCIe 3.0 specification, a report notes. One contribution involves protocol multiplexing, which would let chips switch between as many as seven different protocols beyond PCIe. As a result, interfaces could use fewer pins, and PC makers could build more flexible configurations with fewer components. A single part could handle PCIe, Quick Path Interconnect and the coherent HyperTransport bus, for instance allowing simpler offloading of CPU tasks to accelerators like video cards.
A new iPhone security update should be available on Saturday, claims a spokesperson for the device's UK carrier, O2. "We will be communicating to customers both through the website and proactively," the spokesperson says. Apple has not announced or previewed any iPhone firmware update beyond the major iPhone 3.1 release.
Scosche Industries recently announced it is now shipping its iPhone and iPod certified and compatible IDR350M (Increased Dynamic Range) noise isolating earphones. The earphones have an integrated remote and microphone control called tapLINE that lets them navigate their music library, adjust the volume, record voice memos or talk on their iPhone. Users of 2009-era devices like the third-generation iPod shuffle and iPhone 3GS can also invoke special features like VoiceOver or Voice Control.
Korea's Cowon is displaying an upcoming portable music player on its home page, the iAudio E2. While little is known about the device other than its styling and that it's coming soon, it appears targeted at the same audience as the iPod shuffle as it goes without a screen. Cowon also makes the iAudio T2, which has a tiny OLED screen and a 2GB capacity. It connects to PCs via a miniUSB connection and sports a built-in FM tuner with recording for both broadcasts and voice. Some of these specs are expected to be shared by the E2.
Three of the top five cellphone manufacturers have faced severe drops in their market share in spring while Apple and other newer participants are on the rise, according to a final estimate by IDC. Confirming some predictions by the companies themselves, the study finds that Nokia, Motorola and Sony Ericsson all lost double-digit percentages of their share from a year ago. Motorola and Sony Ericsson lost the most, falling 47 percent and 43.4 percent in the number of phones shipped to account for just 5.5 percent and 5.1 percent of the market each.
Canadian carrier Rogers has extended a number of key iPhone 3GS promotions -- originally set to expire today -- until September 15th, both under its own branding and that of Fido. A $500 subsidy is available to people who bought an iPhone 3G between July 11th and September 30th of last year, and also spend at least $100 per month. Eligible shoppers are penalized with a one-year contract extension.
Cakewalk has introduced a variety of new USB audio interfaces; the UA-4FX, UA-25EX and UA-101. The UA-4FX is a portable 24-bit/96 KHz interface featuring Roland COSM preamp emulation and several built-in effects. The device integrates analog inputs and outputs, along with S/PDIF optical output with support for Dolby Digital and DTS 5.1 formats.
Apple does not have any interest in building an e-book store, at least at the moment, an anonymous industry source claims. Speculation has arisen because of reports documenting an upcoming tablet device, generally expected to measure 10 inches and carry a built-in 3G connection. Regardless of whether or not the tablet supports e-ink technology, it could represent competition for Amazon's dominant Kindle readers.
HP late Thursday introduced its largest-ever mainstream computer LCD, the 2709m. Seen partly as a TV crossover, the 27-inch panel puts out a native 1080p picture and has an HDMI input alongside DVI and VGA to support video from movie readers and other home theater equipment. It's also claimed to have a vivid picture with anti-glare treatment and a 30,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio.
The iPhone 3G has been unsuccessful in the Russian market, says Fortune. Three major phone carriers began selling the device there six months ago. A deal with Apple required 3.5 million iPhones to be sold over a two- to three-year period; carriers and their retail partners, however, have only been able to sell 250,000 phones since the Russian release date.
The PlayStation 3 now costs 70 percent less to make than it did when it originally launched, Sony said Thursday during a conference call for its financial results. While the company wouldn't say how much a PS3 now costs for it to build, original estimates had the system costing $800, or even more than the original $600 launch price for a 60GB model in November 2006. If so, the game console would now cost just $240 while still holding more storage.
Klipsch has unveiled its second set of phone-oriented earbuds in a week with the launch of the Image S2m. A lower-end counterpart to the S4i, the new pair takes the entry, lower-powered S2 and adds a universal in-line mic and remote. The controls are optimized for Apple devices and fully support all 2008 and later iPhones and iPods, including the third-generation iPod shuffle, but should work with many phones that recognize basic remote controls.
Native Instruments has produced a v2.1 update for KORE, its music workstation software. Users browse through a collection of sound libraries, picking samples for use in production or live performance. Various modules and plug-ins can be applied to generate original output.
Computer manufacturer Lenovo has posted a teaser page for an upcoming IdeaPad U450p notebook, revealing nearly no information at all as a full-blown product page does not yet exist. At 14 inches, it's the larger sibling to the recently launched 13.3-inch IdeaPad U350 and will add an optical drive. Like the U350, it will be powered by a range of Intel's Consumer Ultra Low Voltage (CULV) processors, though which ones exactly isn't known.
Intel may be shutting down production of its Z500-series Atom chips early, a source from the PC industry says. Unnamed contacts for DigiTimes say the processor developer won't accept any more orders "soon" and that the only processors it will ship past a certain point this year are from at least the three key supporters of Atom-based systems, namely Acer, ASUS and MSI. Supply of the Z500 line should stop altogether by the end of the year for everyone.
An iPhone running on China Unicom's network has been seen in a set of photos (since edited) that appears to confirm reports of the carrier nearing a deal to carry the device in the Asian country. The handset shown by Sina appears to be a stock 16GB iPhone 3GS in most respects but, beyond showing "China Unicom" as the carrier identifier, shows Chinese characters on the back and makes a reference to the WCDMA 3G standard. While just a different way of referring to the UMTS format found in most parts of the world, the naming isn't found on any other iPhone released to date.
Speck has added to its line of CandyShell hard-cases for the iPhone with the release of five new two-tone color combos. Each CandyShell case features a light-weight design with a hard shell outside and a rubberized interior, to offer extra shock absorption while protecting against scraps and scratches from everyday use. With the new color combos users can now choose from BubbleMaker Pink, BatWing Black, AquaBerry Blue, WaxStick White and JamJar Purple.
LG tonight chose its Summer Line Show to unveil a new look for its HDTVs that involves two new models. Both the SL80 and the SL90 have a "seamless" design that attempts to blend the bezel, LCD and speakers into a single piece. Appropriately, they also have more advanced feature sets; the flagship SL90 is LED-backlit and generates a company-best 3,000,000:1 contrast ratio while also keeping the TV thin at 1.15 inches. It also has a 240Hz refresh rate to reduce motion artifacts and an ambient light sensor to adjust its brightness on the fly.
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Growing old and aging gracefully in the world of rock 'n' roll can at times be an almost impossible task. Trying to maintain the anger and edge displayed of your youth can be difficult when going to bed early and being responsible supersedes staying up late and partying till dawn. Too many bands stop moving forward with their music, and instead only try to relive past glories by repeating the sound they created when they were young. This makes them come off as tired and backward sounding. As Bob Mould sings on "Return to Dust" from his new album District Line (Anti), "Growing old, it's hard to be an angry young man."
Mould, whose greatest glories came when he was a much younger man with his seminal 1980s group Hüsker Dü, has been able to avoid the pratfall of age and find a way to stay true to his hardcore youthful muse while at the same time aging gracefully. On District Line, Mould wisely stays away from the screaming guitars and unbridled angst that populated his early years. Instead, he stays closer to the subtle undertones he developed with his oft-overlooked post Husker Du outfit, Sugar.
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