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Damn it looks lke Nebraska is starting to figure them out.
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Damn it looks lke Nebraska is starting to figure them out.
Penn State was supposed to have a decent rush defense. Guess not.
So did Michigan State, until they rushed for 300 against us...
aTm 20, BAMA 17
It's so hard to watch this game and think about what could have been had Denard stayed healthy. We were playing really great defense that game.
If we put Gardner at QB an let his athleticism take over. Might not have had the playbook down but would have been better than what we had.
and appear to be held up for 3 pts.
Oh sweet yay.
wohoo! time for a long psu td drive now.
One of those things that you don't hear often in the Legends Division: "Thank you, Taylor Martinez. Your mistake means a lot to me."
Thanks T-Mart, now go down and get some points McGloin.
Bill O'Brien deserves a ton of credit for what he's done this year. Could not have been easy.
it's gonna be tough for psu to hang on if they can't move it, and then keep letting Neb march down the field.
Go penn straight!!
at the decision to have Bellomy as UM's No. 2.
Nebraska fans around me were like, "how can a team like Michigan not have a decent backup"?
And I mean, they were right. Just look at Northwestern today. And look at Michigan the last two weeks. This was a significant error in judgement in my opinion by Hoke and Borges. All the more surprising too, given their combined years of experience coaching.
Nebraska is a very, very beatable team, as MSU, Northwestern have shown (PSU is showing).
Fuckin' Penn State.
Sigh..no one will convince me Neb is really that good...no one will. A Pissed off Oregon might be the remedy for this.
Did Penn St forget the gatorade or something? So many cramps.
71 yard drive looked very easy.
This one is over. PSU is gassed.
I am starting to really dislike/hate Nebraska.
Fucking Penn State. Way to choke this one away.
How do Martinez's passes even get to the receivers? He pushes the ball
Have ZERO confidence McGloin will do much this drive.
They are moving down the field on that defense like a knife through melted butter.
Misses an easy FG. Bama will win...screw the SEC
Wow. A & M are you kidding. Drop a TD pass, then miss the field goal. Unreal.
Nice throw by mcgloin...
hell yea Robinson....bought damn time McGloin
So is it mandatory that whenever a team has an opportunity to help Michigan (NW, MSU, PSU) they must do whatever they can to crap the bed? I hope that PSU can get something going here.
Nice prediction asshole.
after a huge pass play....PSU goes 2 straight runs to kill the MO, wow.
Yes hahaha!
What a terrible mistake by Nebraska. Haha.
Nebraska is winning games and stuff, but fans I spoke to out there kind of don't like the guy. He's just too much of a hot-head.
If Nebraska makes the Rose Bowl, I really, really hope they get stuck with playing Oregon. That would be the perfect remedy to quell the idea anyone has that Nebraska is any good.
C'mon PAS. Just PUSH IT!
Wow. Face mask against Nebraska when they basically had Penn State possibly settling for just an FG. "You had him there for a minute, man...he was flinching...."
Seriously? Fucking hell.
Thanks PSU, thanks a whole fucking lot!
EDIT:We might be ok. These might be legitimate thank yous.
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There are many choices on Ebay. I did a quick search and some of the old websites I use to frequent are gone, new sites pop up all the time.
There are many more classic films to be had in 16mm. There are many uninformed folks who say that you can not get 35mm release prints no matter what - they are just wrong.
You can, if you want, even obtain 70mm prints, but THOSE projectors are a) hard to come by, and 2) take much electricity and cooling to run.
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Finley sets state, national record
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At the High Altitude Challenge on April 25, Mason Finley of Buena Vista (Colo.) High School threw the discus 236 feet, 6 inches, breaking the national high school record.
What made this throw even more astounding is that he had a sore shoulder, said Finley's mother, Lisa.
He explained the few seconds leading to this historic moment.
"I got in the ring, felt relaxed, spun and came off the back a little faster than usual; my body position and technique all went well," Finley said. "There was a huge snap off my wrist, and I knew it was a good throw. After they measured, I was speechless. It was incredible."
Finley, a gentle giant at 6 feet 8 and 325 pounds, surpassed the previous record of 234-3 set by Niklas Arrhenius of Mountain View High School (Orem, Utah) in 2001.
To follow up that feat, Finley set a new meet record in the shot put Friday at the Colorado Class 3A state track and field championships. The day before, he broke the state 3A record in the discus.
By throwing the shot 67 feet, 10 1/4 inches, Finley broke his own meet record mark of 64 feet, 9 1/4 inches. He also set a new Colorado prep record in the event, bettering the previous record of 66 feet, 3 1/4 inches set by Jim Banich of Arvada in 2008.
Finley's size alone is enough to register awe from onlookers; with a disc in his hand, people literally stop, bewildered by his sheer grace in the ring and the distances to which implements fly.
"I throw the disc on the same field as the soccer field," Finley said. "When I'm throwing, soccer practice stops. I'm afraid I'll hit someone."
For a son to follow in his father's footsteps is hardly news. When one's father is 6-7 and a former collegiate thrower, the challenge is much more difficult.
In sixth grade, Finley took his proverbial first step into the ring. He threw a Frisbee weighted with sand.
"My dad [Jared] was a thrower in high school and earned a scholarship to the University of Wyoming," Finley said. "He's sort of obsessed with shot and disc; it's all he thinks about. We watch film of elite throwers. He's really helped me with my form. Some fathers and sons go hunting or play basketball we throw."
"We" also includes his 12-year-old twin sisters, who already throw the discus 80 feet.
Finley is widely considered one of the top two or three track and field recruits in the Class of 2009. He'll join fellow '09 recruit and national-caliber thrower Matt Kosecki (Humble, Texas) at UCLA and provide coach Art Venegas a powerful 1-2 punch.
The decision to attend UCLA was not an easy one for Finley.
"We visited Texas A&M, KU, Arizona State and Mizzou," his mom said. "He just felt comfortable with Coach Venegas."
The transition from high school to college is a significant rite of passage; there's a great deal to learn to ensure success in the next stage of life. With a GPA near 4.0, Finley's academic prowess is as substantial as his mammoth throws. And while the discus snares all the headlines, his shot put exceeds 71 feet.
The shot, however, hasn't always proved kind to Finley. His experience at the 2008 Nike Outdoor Nationals proved the antithesis to his triumph in the discus just a few weeks ago.
"I choked in the shot and didn't make the finals. I scratched with a toss of 64 feet," he said. "I really let my dad down."
Yet, with all the pressure of chasing the national record in the disc behind him, new goals have been realized: "240 in the disc and 74 in the shot."
And while a pair of Colorado state titles would be the perfect ending to a fabulous high school career, the summer schedule should prove quite ambitious: the Great Southwest Track & Field Meet in Albuquerque, N.M. (June 5-7), the Golden West Invitational in Folsom, Calif. (June 13), the Nike Outdoor Nationals in Greensboro, N.C. (June 18-21) and hopefully a trip to Trinidad-Tobago for the Pan Am Games.
And when there's a chance to rest?
"I play guitar old school rock, so I'll mess around the house and annoy the family," Finley said.
Perhaps rock 'n' roll isn't ready for a 6-8 guitarist jamming to Metallica or Egypt Central "my two favorite bands" but the track and field community can count its blessing that during the second week of this past football season Finley injured his wrist.
"My dad pulled me out immediately so I'd have plenty of time to work on throwing without further injury," Finley said. "I'm going to stick with throwing in college. I'm done with football. I want to stay in the throwing world as long as possible, maybe be a university coach after my professional career and the Olympics."
It's only fitting that his dreams are as far reaching as his throws.
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ALBANY — The Flint RiverQuarium River Zombies 5K run and obstacle course is returning for a second year on Saturday, this time from the former First Tee location at 110 W. Mercer Ave. behind the Albany Civic Center.
The move, officials say, will allow space for more zombies and an increased number of more difficult obstacles. Participants are expected to get muddy as they navigate the obstacle course while avoiding "zombies" intent on stealing "life flags" from the runners.
"We did it last year and it was very, very successful," said Vicki Churchman, manager of member and volunteer services at the RiverQuarium. "It is a fundraiser for the RiverQuarium, and to bring something different to the area.
"It is always a challenge to find fundraisers that are (unique and challenging) for the community."
The event will also include a Zom-B-Q amateur barbecue and cooking contest on site from 7 a.m.-noon, which will be a new addition this year. Runners may pick-up their packets at the starting point from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. while there will be a festival with live music and vendors until 7:30 p.m. The race will begin at 3 p.m.
Like last year, coordinators are welcoming runners to wear their Halloween costumes during the race.
"We encourage folks to get inventive with their costumes and enjoy themselves," Churchman said.
Officials from the RiverQuarium say last year's event had 350 participants and an equal number of spectators.
"We are hoping more runners will participate (this year)," Churchman said. "We don't have a (fundraising) goal specifically, but we raised $7,500 last year with it — so I'd like to surpass that."
The proceeds go to help offset overhead costs at the facility. There will also be opportunities for people to get their photos taken with the zombies at the festival, Churchman said.
The 5K is an untimed race. Each person crossing the finish line will receive a medal, and the first male and first female crossing the finish line with the most life flags remaining will each receive a prize.
This is taking place the day following the RiverQuarium's fourth annual Tricks and Treats event, which provides a trick-or-treating opportunity at the attraction as well as along the Riverfront Trail to the Thronateeska Heritage Center.
Minimum age to participate in the run is 12 years. Those under 18 must have a parent present to sign a waiver. The entry fee is $35 for individuals, with teams of four receiving $5 off their total registration. Registration is available at www.flintriverquarium.com or www.raceroster.com.
For further information and race rules, call (229) 639-2650 or visit www.flintriverquarium.com.
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- Tricks and Treats, Zombie 5K run and obstacle course coming to downtown Albany ( October 25, 2014 )
- Riverquarium plans Halloween "Zombie Run" along river ( August 14, 2012 )
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ABSTRACT: Ischemically damaged donor livers are prone to graft non-function. This can in part be explained by a suboptimal wash-out during procurement. An enriched machine perfusion (MP) preservation solution for livers, named Polysol, was developed. The aim of this study was to investigate the type of flush solution, temperature and anticoagulant content on the wash-out of the non-heart-beating donor (NHBD) rat liver. Rat livers were flushed after 30 min warm ischemia. After excision, livers were reperfused at 37 degrees C, with analysis of damage and function, concerning (1) solutions (University of Wisconsin (UW), histidine-tryptophan-ketoglutarate (HTK) and Polysol); (2) temperature (4 degrees C, 18 degrees C and 37 degrees C); (3) addition of heparin and (4) wash-out followed by 24 h MP. (1) Reperfusion results were inferior in the UW group; (2) less damage and improved function were seen after wash-out using Polysol at 37 degrees C; (3) No effects were seen of the addition of heparin to Polysol; (4) MP after wash-out using HTK resulted in more liver damage and decreased liver function as compared with wash-out using Polysol. Polysol is applicable as a flush solution for the NHBD liver, resulting in equal to better wash-out as compared with UW and HTK. The best temperature for this NHBD wash-out is 37 degrees C.Liver international: official journal of the International Association for the Study of the Liver 10/2006; 26(7):880-8. DOI:10.1111/j.1478-3231.2006.01295.x · 4.85 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The solution of choice for wash-out of non-heart-beating donor (NHBD) livers is histidine tryptophan ketoglutarate (HTK). This solution has a lower viscosity, due to absence of a colloid, and is less expensive as compared to the University of Wisconsin (UW) solution. A new preservation solution for machine perfusion was developed, named Polysol. In order to apply Polysol clinically in NHBD organ retrieval, the efficacy as a wash-out solution was investigated. Methods. After a warm ischemic time of 30 minutes, the rat liver was washed out via the portal vein with 50 mL of either ringer lactate (RL), HTK or Polysol. After wash-out and harvesting, the liver was reperfused with Krebs-Henseleit buffer. Samples were taken to assess hepatocellular injury and liver function. Results. Liver damage parameters were elevated in the RL group as compared to the HTK and Polysol groups. Liver/rat weight ratios were significantly lower after wash-out with Polysol. Overall, no differences were seen in ammonia clearance and bile production. In conclusion, wash-out of the NHBD liver with Polysol results in equal to improved reperfusion results as compared to HTK. Polysol is feasible as a wash-out solution in combination with machine perfusion using Polysol.Transplantation Proceedings 01/2004; 37(1):395-8. DOI:10.1016/j.transproceed.2004.12.260 · 0.98 Impact Factor
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Don't miss new Big Think videos! Subscribe by clicking here: United States Secretary of the Treasury Timothy Geithner explains the recipe for financial disaster and the importance of remembering prior crises. Geithner is the author of Stress Test: Reflections on Financial Crises ().Transcript -- Financial crises that are the most dangerous ones, they follow and they're caused in effect by a long period of excess confidence where the power of the belief, for example, the house prices won't fall. That it's safe to lend a lot of money, take on a lot of risk because there's not much risk of recession. And when you lose that memory of panic of the crisis, that creates the seeds in some sense for the vulnerability. And that's sort of the central cause of financial crisis. Of course, our crisis was caused by lots of other things too, you know. There was some really bad behavior and some -- a lot of predatory lending, a lot of abuse, a lot of fraud, a lot of regulatory failure and other things like that. But the most damaging thing was the power of that simple belief that because the world had been relatively stable, it would be stable in the future. And in a panic it's sort of the opposite. In a panic darkness overcomes everyone and the natural human instinct to protect yourself results in runs in a sort of a stampede. And the collective impact of what's individually rational is what makes, you know, economies vulnerable to collapse when you let panics burn too hot. So in that sense beliefs and confidence are central both to the causes and the solutions. Because the only way to break a panic is to convince people that they have no incentive to run, that it's safe to stay, safe to lend, safe to spend. In the classic financial crisis in the nineteenth century the way they stopped runs on banks was to stack gold in the window or silver in the window so people could see there was an amount of resources vastly in excess of any likely demands by depositors and that's what broke panic. So what we try to do is the modern more complicated, more sophisticated counterpart to that in a very different system which is to make the force of the response so powerful, so large relative to the forces of panic that you could break the panic which ultimately we were able to do. The tragic thing is, you know, we've had centuries of experience with financial crises. They happen in very simple financial systems where you just have banks, nothing fancy, no derivatives. They happen in fancy complicated systems. And they've happened over time. They happen in systems before deposit insurance and capital requirements and they've happened in the presence of those things. The core of the vulnerability is, of course, that banks borrow depositors money, depositors have the right to withdraw that money on demand. And then to use those resources to make loans to businesses or to homeowners to buy a house or to finance a capital investment. Those are longer term loans. They're not things you can sell or liquidate or recover in a panic. So if people line up to take their deposits out that creates the condition for collapse because the bank cannot meet all those demand for withdrawals in an instant because they can't sell and unload all those investments, those loans, those homes and recover value to do that. And that's what creates the inherent vulnerability to panics. We learned that lesson in the Great Depression as countries have learned it since then. And to protect the economy the average person Main Street America against that risk you have to constrain the risk banks can take, force them to hold a lot of liquid resources capital against deposit against losses. But you also need a very strong fire station so that you can reduce the incentive for people to run, make them more confident that their savings would be safe when things fall apart. These things happen recurrently over time because of the power occasionally of beliefs of that excess confidence. But the reason why that is damaging despite the history of these things is they happen -- severe ones happen pretty rarely, you know. Again for the United States it wasn't since the Great Depression. No living memory of that. And in some ways it's when you lose the memory of it that you become more vulnerable to / Produced by Jonathan Fowler, Elizabeth Rodd, and Dillon Fitton


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It's been a long time coming but we're excited to finally announce Naruto: Naiteki-Kensei R2!
Hey guys! It's been so long since I've written one of these updates. It's been almost three years now, unbelievable. NNK R1 was released a year before that even! So here we are, four years later. For everyone who still believed in us, thank you for sticking around and supporting us. Know that we deeply appreciate it and it kept us going.
So what happened? For those of you who have stuck around or are coming back, you may remember this update where we filled you in on what happened after R1's release. After that update the team said our good byes and parted ways. We thought, maybe in the future we could come back to finish our project event though none of us truly believed we would.
Years later, our main programmer Tenken approached me, Kama, talking about a new engine he was working with called Unity. To practice working with it, he had decided to try recreating R1 best he could using our assets. It was incredibly rough, but fun to jump around in. I helped him find and implement assets he was missing and in our excitement, one thing led to another until we found ourselves deciding why not restart NNK. We contacted old developers SV and Denz and showed them our progress. Our team was together again. Over the course of development we've received assistance from GodGundam, Darthtooth, roach, and fan favorite Tim N.
What does this mean for you? Well first and most importantly no more Half-life! Anyone will be able to download and play R2 instantly. You don't need to have any other pre-existing games. NNK R2 has been built from the ground up, completely remade. This means that all the old bugs, and especially the client.dll error, are non-existent. We are able to craft the game exactly how we want without worrying and open up to the largest possible fan base.
You'll hear more in future updates, but I'd like to thank our testers for working so hard and getting us up to par where we were able to finally announce our revival. It's been a long journey.
Finally, we're always in search of talent. If you know any animators who would be interested in our project, please forward us their information or ask them to contact us. We have a hard working talented team, but are in need of extra animators.
It's good to be back!- The NNK Team
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ikr!im so glad they showed us this after only 4 years!! i had no idea youd be able to run and jump in R2 !!!!!
O.M.G! i want this!!!
YES. Am happy to hear that you guys are coming back. Am gonna instantly share this one every community!!
Please fix your official website too and next team let us know when you are letting the project die its mean >_>
No kidding...
Nice to see this game as a standalone and hoping for play this game as soon as possible ;D
So, this aint GoldenSource?
Well that's awesome :D
Though I must ask a question: It'll still be just a multiplayer/ deathmatch style game, for lack of a better term? As in, no plans for a single player/ story mode? I understand that, even though I would desperately love a Naruto action adventure game that goes through the entire series... Still, looks awesome even if it isn't the exact game I'm looking for. Good work on actually doing something, and I hope you do more!
If they made this similar to Z Warrior Chronicles... that would be amazing. It was adventure, but still had a versus multiplayer function. It could support co-op on certain missions, etc... However, I think they'll stick to basic deathmatch.
That would be awesome. Beyond awesome, actually. Though reality would get in the way, and they have to do something they can actually do, sadly.
I do hope they at least have some different mission types beyond the basics though.
Wasn't expecting this. :O Holy ****, awesome news! :O
Whens it gonna be up for download?


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Chandler (Ariz.) Hamilton coach Steve Belles has a simple philosophy for his team.
"Team first, me second," he said. "If we think like that we will all win in the end."
Having a team that is loaded with seniors, several high-profile players, and lofty national expectations keeping the focus narrow can be hard to do.
"You know it has been great, really," he said. "We have a heck of a senior class. There is uncharacteristic chemistry within them. I just got back from senior camp and goal setting. The kids are all on the same page and really focused. That is exciting."
The Huskies are one of the best teams in the country and begin the preseason ranked No. 9 in the RivalsHigh 100.
They are coming off a state title and are looking to continue build their national name.
"We bring back five starters on both sides of the ball and a lot of depth," Belles said. "We are already working hard."
The hard work for Hamilton actually got to start a week before the rest of the teams in Arizona because the Huskies will be taking on Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman - the No. 51 team nationally in the RivalsHigh 100 - on Aug. 21 at Northern Arizona University as part of the Barry Sollenberger Kickoff Classic.
"We like these big time games," Belles said. "We have been to Ohio and Florida too. These types of games are great for the kids."
While the Huskies' two other big trips have been split, a 35-26 loss to Washington (Ohio) Massillon in Sept. 2006, and a 37-19 win over Miami (Fla.) Booker T. Washington in Aug. 2008, Belles welcomes those challenges.
"Ohio was a good lesson for us," Belles said. "It was only my third game at the school, which isn't an excuse because they beat us, but I didn't do so well at that game. We learned a lot about us and about the history of Ohio football on that trip. The trip to Florida showed us a lot of team speed and we learned from that too."
The learning experience has made him better as a coach and helped point the Huskies in the direction to transcend perceptions of Arizona football.
"So much of high school football comes down to matchups now," he said. "I think we could go into Texas and beat some teams and I think there are teams that can beat us."
He would welcome the chance to find out which teams would be on the ends of that spectrum.
"You know, we are a NIKE school," he said. "If they called us and said 'Hey, you're playing this team from Texas,' we would. We are talking about playing [Olney (Md.)] Good Counsel in 2012, but we would welcome games in Texas."
While 2012 is still off in the distance, the sights for 2010 are set on a state title.
"Last year was darn good for us," Belles said. "But we have the potential to be better this year. If we work hard, we can achieve our goals."
The reason for the optimism is the potential to have one of the best offensive lines in the country, let alone Arizona.
The Huskies have two Division I commits as bookend tackles. Christian Westerman is one of the best players in the nation. The 6-foot-5, 288-pound tackle is ranked the No. 12 overall prospect in the country and is committed to Texas. On the opposite side is 6-foot-6, 260-pound Tyler Johnstone. Johnstone is an Oregon commit and a three-star prospect in the Rivals.com database. Those two anchor one of the best lines nationally.
Its job will be to open holds for Jai Johnson, Malcolm Holland and Cedric Parker at running back.
"For us everything will start up front," Belles said. "Those two big tackles set the table. We are blessed to have Malcolm come back and Cedric, too."
With all the stars on the team, the senior captain is still its quarterback, Kyren Poe.
Poe, at 6-foot-2, led the Huskies to a state title last season and has the respect of his teammates.
"Just like most other schools, the kids vote for their captains," Belles said. "Kyren really is our leader."
Currently, Poe only has an offer from Northern Arizona, but Belles expects that to change as the season progresses.
But the Huskies are not a one-trick pony. The defense also returns five starters as well as its best player, Tyler Rutt.
Rutt, a 5-foot-11 linebacker, is on pace to break all the defensive records at Hamilton and is a three-year starter for the Huskies.
Even with that on his team's plate, Belles continues to preach preparing with blinders on.
"The rankings, the recruiting, the 'this, that and the other' are things we can not control," he said. "We can just control how hard we work and how we play on the field. The rest takes care of itself."
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Fond du Lac Public Library is sponsoring a fun contest for kids - Upcycled Glam - that starts this September.
"The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go," said the wise Cat in the Hat.
Puccini's beloved opera La Boheme was a smash hit when it debuted in Italy in 1896. Today, it's one of the most-frequently performed operas in the world. Local aficionado the Rev. Jack Stubbs will host a lively discussion of the work at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 5, at the Fond du Lac Public Library.
The city's only used book store, the Fond du Lac Public Library's BookCellar, is holding two great sales in March.
To celebrate the annual Read Across America Day, all teen books and kids' chapter books will be 25 cents each on Saturday, March 2, and Monday, March 4.
Sara Cujak hosted the Cujak's Wine Market Holiday Wine Tasting at the Fond du Lac Public Library in November.
The ins and outs of selling on eBay will be covered in free classes at the Fond du Lac Public Library. Three classes will be offered in February: 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, February 19; 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, February 26. The class will be repeated at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 12.
It's easy to save money on glam accessories if you use the skills you learn in the Saturday, February 16, Crafternoon program at the Fond du Lac Public Library.
Kids love to be creative, and getting messy and crafty along the way is a win-win-win. The Fond du Lac Public Library now is offering Crafternoons for Kids every second Thursday of the month at 4:30 p.m. It's free, no registration required. Kids ages 6 to 12 just pop in at the McLane Room in the lower level.
Prospective college students and their parents can get help with filling out the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) at the Fond du Lac Public Library. Lauren Lopez from Great Lakes Higher Education will hold a free open workshop from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday, February 18, in the library's Mid-States Aluminum Training Room, in the lower level. Computers will be available, or students can bring their laptops, for applications to be filled out on site.


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I'm use CoreAnimation in my project for animate some objects moving like this.
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moveAnimation=[CABasicAnimation animationWithKeyPath:@"position"];
moveAnimation.duration = 2.0;
moveAnimation.delegate = self;
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Circles and cycles: CMA Awards hard to predict
FILE - This Sept. 24, 2013, file photo shows singer Taylor Swift at the premiere of "Romeo and Juliet" in Los Angeles. The Country Music Association will present Swift with its Pinnacle Award, given to an artist who has achieved worldwide success and recognition that is unique to country music. (Photo by Dan Steinberg/Invision/AP, File)
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — There's bro country and pop country. There's traditional country, acoustic country and, arriving just now, metal country. All these faces of the genre — and more — will be on display Wednesday night during the Country Music Association Awards.
This will make it tough for millions of viewers to guess what's coming next when the awards air live (8 p.m. EST) on ABC from the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn.
The young women of country music, who include top nominee Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood, have dominated the awards show circuit for the past few years. Before that there was a run on the guys with the guitars. And there was the cowboy hat era.
"It's always gone in cycles, you know," said Keith Urban, who will perform the duet "We Were Us" with Miranda Lambert. "We haven't had bands for a long time. That might be the next thing. You've got guys, and girls, and bands and then hats and ball caps, and then girls' mid-riffs, we go through everything."
The 47th annual awards are hosted by Underwood and Brad Paisley. Swift and newcomer Kacey Musgraves lead with six nominations each; Miranda Lambert has five. Swift is nominated for her third entertainer of the year award, the night's top honor, and already has two wins Wednesday with Tim McGraw and Urban after the CMA announced their "Highway Don't Care" collaboration won musical event and music video of the year.
Swift also is still up for album of the year and female vocalist. And though it won't show on her official tally for the night, the 23-year-old pop star will be presented with the CMA's Pinnacle Award. The award goes to artists who take country music to a worldwide audience. Garth Brooks is the only previous winner; he won in 2005.
Luke Bryan performs during a tribute to songwriter Dean Dillon at the BMI Country Awards on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2013, in Nashville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)
Like Swift, Lambert has been a darling of the 6,000 CMA voters with seven trophies since 2010.
With smart songwriting, a progressive bent and a strong sense of self like country's other top women, Musgraves made an auspicious mainstream country debut this year with her album "Same Trailer Different Park." She's up for album, female vocalist, new artist and single of the year. And she scored two song of the year nominations for co-writing Lambert's hit "Mama's Broken Heart" and her own "Merry Go 'Round."


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