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National 12ft Open at Ripon SC - image Tim Hattersley
The penultimate meeting of the 2008 Gill series was hosted by Ripon Sailing Club on Saturday 4 October, with 28 boats competing.
The weather lived up to the forecast, with the first race getting underway with a force 4 with some pretty vicious gusts. After a lot of swimming just half the fleet finished the race – Graham and Zoe taking line honours and showing everyone it was possible to sail the course without swimming.
Steve and Joanne Sallis finished 2nd. Philip Benn and Sam Towers, sailing Roly Mo, took 3rd place clearly enjoying the conditions despite a number of swims. Gerald and Nicholas Copsey finished 4th and were the first AC boat over the line.
The wind continued to strengthen over lunch and a much reduced fleet of just 15 boats took to the water for race 2. With gusts of over 45mph recorded in the clubhouse those on the shore enjoyed the thrills and spills taking place on the water – once again Graham and Zoe kept dry and flew. Philip and Sam took 2nd place, with Steve and Joanne in 3rd. Mark Simpson and Katy Oyston finished 4th.
The spectators on the bank grew for race 3 with just nine boats venturing out. Graham and Zoe took line honours again, with Steve and Joanne nearly losing out to Philip and Sam when they capsized, but getting the boat upright and moving again just before the fleet overhauled them. They held their place to finish 2nd, with Philip and Sam 3rd and the Copsey's 4th.
National 12 - Leading results
1st Graham Camm and Zoe Ballantyne, Burghfield SC
2nd Steve and Joanne Sallis, Hykeham SC
3rd Philip Benn and Samantha Towers, Ripon SC
4th Gerald and Nicholas Copsey, SESCA
1st AC Gerald and Nicholas Copsey
1st Junior Philip Benn and Samantha Towers
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Officially no series 8 in 2013
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Well, what else could you do with James Bond? Besides, we got a longer than usual film, fwiw.
Though, OT, a shitty film. A gorgeous looking but shitty film.
It's like that hot chick... who is awful human being. She's HOT, but she kicks dogs.
Anyway... carry on with the pile up.
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I still love kettlebells and I still love rocking, rolling, and crawling – the Original Strength resets, but I gave myself a new shiny toy – a strength shell from Ultimate Sandbag Training. I trained with it for about 30 minutes today and am looking forward to more sessions in the future. I worked with about 30 pounds for the first 20 minutes and then went up to about 50 pounds at the end after I felt like I might be doing what I was doing competently.
This video does not reflect what I was doing today, but I find it inspirational and am posting it here to remind me of what I want to do in my next workout.
As noted in the previous post, my new normal workout is three 30-minute segments. Kettlebells and pull-ups in the morning, rucking with 26 pounds in the afternoon, and Original Strength resets – rocking, rolling, crawling, etc. in the evening. I did not begin rucking until the second half of March, but still averaged 52 minutes of exercise daily. I actually took 5 days off during March including 3 days in a row the first week when I was exceptionally busy.
I am very happy with the time I am devoting to working out and do not plan to "try" to devote more time in April. Although I enjoy my routine of three 30-minute segments, I don't think I must train that much every day to achieve my goals.
My kettlebell and pull-ups workout today felt like something I will settle into for a while. Here's what I did.
Prying goblet squats
16 kg kettlebell – 4 x 5 = 20 reps, 700 pounds
Goblet squat curls
16 kg kettlebell –4 x 5 = 20 reps, 700 pounds
One-handed swings
16 kg kettlebell – 10 x 20 = 200 reps, 7000 pounds
Suit-case carry
20 kg kettlebell – 100 yards L/R = 200 yards, 88 pounds
Pull-ups – 1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1 = 10 reps
Body weight 190 x 10 = 1900 pounds
Total weight: 10,388 pounds
The pattern I followed was to complete one dead-hang pull-up after 10 L/R = 20 swings until I had completed 200 swings and 10 pull-ups. The last thing I did was to walk up and down the hill in front of my house with a 20 kg kettlebell, first in my left hand and then in my right hand.
I experimented last week with using the 20 kg bell for my one-handed swings, but the increased weight irritated my already tender left forearm. I am staying with the 16 kg bell for swings until my arm improves.
The reason I say that I am working harder and easier than ever is that devoting 52 minutes to training every day of the month is more effort than I have devoted to training in maybe 10 years. However, the kettlebell work, pull-ups, rucking, and rolling is fairly easy and leaves me feeling energized all day long. I like feeling energized all day long. I may keep this up for a while.
I have been training steadily and have adopted a new standard program. I don't get it all done every day, but am missing doing something on very few days. My new normal is to spend 30 minutes with a kettlebell and pull-up routine, 30 minutes walking with a weighted backpack, and 30 minutes performing Original Strength resets.
This morning I performed 20 goblet squats with a 16 kg kettlebell, 200 one-handed swings with a 16 kg kettlebell, and 12 strict, dead-hang pull-ups. This afternoon I strapped on my backpack with a 12 kg kettlebell inside, walked to the park near my house, circled the park three times, and then came home. This evening I got on my gymnastics mat in front of the TV and spent time practicing diaphragmatic breathing at a pace of 4 breaths per minute for a few minutes. Then I spent time rocking, performing segmental rolls, and crawling backwards and forwards.
The hardest thing I am doing is walking with 26 pounds in my backpack. Considering that I used to CrossFit 3-4 times per week when I weighed 30 pounds more than I currently do, I would not think that 26 pounds in a backpack would be a big deal, but it is. I've gotten a few tension headaches after my weighted walks. I can't imagine walking for hours the way some people do. I may upgrade to a military grade rucksack to see if that helps.
My left forearm has been sore and tender for almost 6 months. I had to stop doing Turkish get-ups because a heavy kettlebell irritates my left arm too much. I have been limiting how much time I spend crawling. I will schedule something with an orthopedic surgeon within the next few days to see what he thinks about resolving the issue. Massage and limited use does not seem to be helping.
I started tracking what I was doing for exercise back in October 2014. I set a goal for 2015 to exercise at least 15 minutes per day, five days per week. So far I am averaging 41 minutes per day every day. I actually tend to take at least one day off per week and sometimes two, but rarely exercise less than 30 minutes and often exercise 60 minutes.
Most of what I am doing are Original Strength resets like rocking, head nods, segmental rolls, and dead bug work. I had set an aggressive goal of Spiderman crawling a significant amount every day, but suspended that plan in consultation with experienced Original Strength practitioners who warned me that the persistent soreness I was experiencing in my left forearm meant I should avoid Spiderman crawling until it was resolved. So now I am doing 10 minutes of baby crawling many days.
I miss picking up heavy iron, swinging kettlebells, and performing pull-ups, but have decided to give myself several months of performing Original Strength type work exclusively to see how much progress I can make resolving some of the "mechanical" issues I have had for years in my left shoulder, elbows, and now forearms.
I extended how far I am Spider-man crawling on the track around the Cogburn Road Park near my house this week in two ways. The first is that I am crawling across at least 80 sidewalk joints each day. The second is that instead of using 10 sidewalk joints as my standard crawl length, I started covering 15 sidewalk joints in some segments.
Today, after marching to the park in 7 minutes, I completed 4 sets of crawls covering 15 sidewalk joints, then 2 sets of 10, and then a quick finisher of 4, 3, 2, and 1 for an overall total of 90 sidewalk joints. I added the 4, 3, 2, 1 finisher to give myself more practice getting down and up from the ground.
Crawling across 15, or even 10, sidewalk joints gets my heart rate up. I walk down to where I started crawling and then back to where I just finished to recover before I start the next segment.
My overall outdoor workout lasted 37 minutes today and included roughly 18 minutes of marching, 10 minutes of walking, and 9 minutes of crawling.
Earlier in the day, I spent 30 minutes rocking, nodding, rolling, lateral baby crawling, and performing dead bug and bird dog work from the Original Strength menu of resets.
I am feeling good, but have one problem. My left forearm is sore. I suspect crawling on concrete is causing some strain. I have been avoiding the grass field inside the track because conditions have been wet, but I may shift to the grass if the rain stays away long enough.
Today I Spider-man crawled on wet sidewalks while a light mist fell. The temperature was round 50 degrees. I liked it.
I have a process goal of working out 5 days per week every day of the year in 2015 – 260 workouts. My criteria for a workout is at least 15 minutes of rocking, nodding, rolling, cross-crawls, dead bug work, crawling, marching, skipping, and/or sprinting. The reason I am setting the minimum workout time as 15 minutes is because some hotel rooms are not conducive to spending a lot of time on the floor.
On a good day lately I have been active for 60 minutes and getting in at least 30 minutes on more demanding days. This week I worked out 6 times – Monday through Saturday – for a total of 270 minutes or 4.5 hours.
I have an achievement goal of being able to Spider-man crawl continuously for 5 minutes by 21 February 2015 when I am attending the Foundations Level 2 workshop in Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina to continue my education in the Original Strength System.
I was able to crawl 2 minutes continuously 3 weeks ago. Over the past 2 weeks I have been going to my local park to crawl around the soccer field. This week I went to the park 5 times and completed at least 7 segments of 1 minute crawls on each trip. Next week I am planning to complete 8 segments of 1 minute crawls in the park. By going up one minute per week, I will be completing 10 segments of 1 minute crawls the week of 19 January.
Starting on 26 January, I am planning to crawl 2 minutes at the beginning of each workout, and then complete the balance of 10 minutes of crawling with 1 minute segments. The plan on 2 February is to start with 3 minutes of crawling, on 9 February 4 minutes of crawling, and on 16 February 5 minutes of crawling.
My training plan may be too aggressive. If it is, I will slow the pace and take longer to build up to 5 minute crawls. My forearms have been sore this week. I think I have not been crawling gently enough for a man who was not able to Spider-man crawl before November 2014. I was more careful about planting my hands gently today and think I am on the right track. I am confident I can start my workouts with 2 minute crawls by 26 January, but moving up one minute every week until I reach five may too ambitious. However, I won't know until I get there.


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A fraction of the money spent on a single shuttle launch could save the lives of dozens of children from death by starvation.
Of course, that assumes that any money not spent on launch will be spent on the cause you just mention.
If the children's parents work for either NASA or the aerospace industry that supports it, that child would be much less likely to be going hungry. Manned missions can also inspire children, motivate them to stay in school, seek higher education, pursue careers in engineering and sciences.
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Absorbing boundary conditions for difference approximations to the multidimensional wave equation
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Abstract: We consider the problem of constructing absorbing boundary conditions for the multi-dimensional wave equation. Here we work directly with a difference approximation to the equation, rather than first finding analytical boundary conditions and then discretizing the analytical conditions. This approach yields some simple and effective discrete conditions.
These discrete conditions are consistent with analytical conditions that are perfectly absorbing at certain nonzero angles of incidence. This fact leads to a simple and general canonical form for analytical absorbing boundary conditions. The use of this form has theoretical and practical advantages.
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- 1 tbsp sesame oil
- 6 garlic cloves, finely minced
- 1 tsp freshly grated gingerroot
- 1 cup orange juice (preferably freshly squeezed)
- 2 tbsp reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 tsp crushed red pepper flakes
- Dark sesame oil (optional)
- 2 tbsp sesame seeds
- 1/2 tsp sea salt
- 1 (8 to 10-oz) package soba noodles
- 1 cup frozen shelled edamame
- 1 cup baby spinach or roughly chopped large-leaf spinach
- 1 cup shiitake mushroom caps thinly sliced or 1/2 cup dried shiitake mushrooms soaked in hot water for 5 minutes, drained, and chopped
- 4 scallions, thinly sliced on a diagonal
Place the sesame seeds in a small skillet and heat over medium heat until they get fragrant and toasty, 1 to 2 minutes, shaking the pan often. Pour them into a small bowl, and set aside.
Heat the sesame oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic, ginger, and red pepper flakes and cook, stirring often, until the garlic is fragrant, about 30 seconds. Pour in the orange juice and soy sauce, increase the heat to high, and bring to a simmer. Reduce the heat to low and cook until the sauce is thick and reduced by half and syrupy, about 20 minutes.
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Duly noted! I find I spend a lot of time scanning (my lab's scans are nowhere near the quality I'm able to get out of my Epson 4990). But otherwise very little time in the "Develop" module for Lightroom.Deciding what jobs are important for you to do, and which jobs others can do more efficiently, is important. It is really tough to do it all well and efficiently and the tasks don't all pay the same.
I think the look I go for and the types of environments I shoot in require this approach.Has the niche you want to sell to actually defined that, or is that a guess?
Oh, I've done a lot of bounce flash with my digital. But slowly, that changed to no flash when I realized I was destroying the mood by letting a mini-lightning strike go from my cameraStrobes are fun once you learn how to "bounce".
I will use the flash for reaaaaaly dark times (like neither I or the camera can see anything!) and occasionally for other specific effects. But still prefer the natural light look.


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In late February, New Jersey governor Chris Christie visited Washington to deliver a highly anticipated speech on entitlement reform at the American Enterprise Institute. The lecture was titled "It's Time to Do the Big Things," and it was full of the blunt, confrontational talk that has made the governor a political phenomenon. Christie argued that nothing was more important than coming to grips with the growing debt crisis created by so much mandatory spending.
"Leadership today in America has to be about doing the big things and being courageous," he bellowed. Christie chastised Barack Obama for his refusal to lead on entitlement reform and mocked those in his own party who were scared of the political hits they might take for being bold.
Our new, bold Republicans that we just sent to the House of Representatives aren't talking about it because they are waiting for [Obama] to talk about it. Let me suggest to you that my children's future and your children's future is more important than some political strategy. Let me suggest to you that what game is being played out here is irresponsible and it's dangerous. We need to say these things and we need to say them out loud—when we say we're cutting spending, when we say everything is on the table, when we say we mean entitlement programs, we should be specific.
The crisis was so urgent, he continued, that it would be irresponsible to put off a solution even for a few months. "I understand that this political strategy in Washington is about waiting out until 2012. That's five years away from Medicare insolvency." Too many politicians, Christie said, wanted to avoid the problem. "You can't fix these problems if you don't talk about them. You cannot fix these problems without talking about them."
Last week, Christie traveled to New Hampshire to endorse Mitt Romney, a candidate who has spent little time talking about these problems. And to the surprise of even some of his supporters, Christie did not mention the urgency of entitlement reform in his brief remarks endorsing Romney, or in the 35-minute tele-townhall he did for Romney later that afternoon, or in an interview on the Today show with Romney the next morning.
Entitlement reform, which dominated both public and private discussions among national Republicans over the course of the spring and summer, has virtually disappeared as an issue in the Republican presidential campaign. The three Republicans who have been most outspoken about the need to reform entitlements all opted not to run. Mitch Daniels, Paul Ryan, and Christie each considered a White House bid in the belief that the depth and seriousness of the U.S. economic and debt crises required a bold and aggressive response.
To the extent Republican presidential candidates have talked about entitlements, the discussion has been unhelpful. Rick Perry deserves credit for his willingness to engage on the issue, but calling Social Security a Ponzi scheme without offering a plan to reform it is inadequate. Romney, seeing a political opening, took it, and has been attacking Perry in a manner dangerously close to the dema-goguery Democrats believe will save them in 2012. Herman Cain, for his part, has offered a full embrace of the Ryan plan but like his rivals spends precious little time pushing entitlement reform. Daniels, governor of Indiana, said earlier this month that the current field is "missing clarity, specificity, and boldness to match the dire situation we face as a country."
As the likelihood of a Romney nomination grows, some congres-sional Republicans are concerned. All but four House Republicans and all but five GOP senators voted for the Ryan budget—a plan that Romney praised as courageous but did not endorse. Democrats have made clear that those votes will be a focal point of the 2012 election cycle. Can these congressional Republicans defend their votes if the eventual Republican nominee for president will not?
Romney adviser Eric Fehrnstrom insists that his candidate has engaged with entitlement reform: "He has addressed it in his book, No Apology, and also on the campaign trail. He has brought forward a specific reform to convert Medicaid to a block grant program administered by the states, and for Social Security he has discussed raising the eligibility age for younger workers and changing the way benefits are indexed to inflation for high-income retirees. On Medicare, he's articulated principles of reform, and we expect to announce more detailed proposals as the campaign progresses."
Work on Romney's plan is being supervised by his policy director, Lanhee Chen. The campaign has reached out to experts on entitlements, but Romney officials would not specify a date for the release of his proposal. Still, Romney's campaign website promises that "Mitt will propose the specific steps he will take as president to ensure the long-term solvency of Medicare and Social Security."
In his book, Romney chastised the media for letting politicians get away with vague rhetoric on entitlements.
I admit to having been more than a little surprised that many of the serious challenges facing America today were not forcefully examined by the media during the 2008 primary and general election campaigns. It's well understood by those who have studied the federal budget, for example, that our entitlement programs will eventually swamp us. But neither party's candidates were pushed to explain what they would do about it. In one of our Republican primary debates, for example, we were asked, "Specifically, what would you do to fix Social Security?" Most responded by restating the problem—"Social Security is bankrupt"—rather than by addressing a solution; politicians have learned from experience that it is unwise to touch the "third rail of politics." But why is that? Why is it that the media doesn't hold accountable those who duck this critical issue? Why isn't it instead that failure to address entitlement and Social Security reform is the "third rail?"
Good question. I suspect that journalists, at least with one candidate, won't make the same mistake twice.
Stephen F. Hayes is a senior writer at The Weekly Standard.


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It's a big-screen moment that signaled to millions the start of something great: Princess Leia's tiny Rebel Alliance ship shooting over the desert planet of Tatooine, with that Star Destroyer in pursuit. Moviegoers saw this famed opening scene for the first time three decades ago.
That's right, the original "Star Wars" marks its big 3-0 Friday. It's time to celebrate! Here are ways to do it:
Get the book. For fans of the 1977 megahit, "The Making of Star Wars" is required reading. The massive tome, just made available in hardcover and softcover, is crammed with never-before-seen anecdotes, photos and artwork. Other new "Star Wars" titles include "Ultimate Visual Guide to Star Wars" and the cool "You Can Draw Star Wars.
Watch the specials. Wondering what Dan Rather, Nancy Pelosi and Stephen Colbert think of "Star Wars"? The History Channel special "Star Wars: The Legacy Revealed" digs into the movie's cultural impact, with a star-studded roster of interviewees. It premieres at 8 p.m. Monday (check listings for repeat viewings). The HC is also airing "Star Wars Tech," a must for geeks. And a "Science of Star Wars" special is airing repeatedly on the Discovery HD channel.
Buy the stamps. No major "Star Wars" anniversary would be complete without commemorative postal stamps, and the U.S. Postal Service's releases on Friday are doozies. They feature gorgeous full-color paintings of Boba Fett, Queen Amidala, Darth Maul, Emperor Palpatine and so on.
Build the LEGOs. "Star Wars"-themed LEGOs are hardly new, but diehard builders will want to lay their hands on the hot new Millennium Falcon. The 5,000-piece set is big, and with a price to match: $500. Ouch. It's due in October, but you can pre-order this at LEGOshop.com. LEGO figurines of Han, Chewie, Obi-Wan, Luke and Leia are included.
Saber up! No "Star Wars" fan should be lightsaber-less.
Get into costume. More than one fan has donned galactic duds for costume parties or Halloween trick-or-treating. A few fans shared their favorite "Star Wars" regalia with us. See pictures and SW-fan memories at TwinCities.com.
Make a pilgrimage: part one. If you have time and money to spare, hop a plane for the Star Wars Celebration IV at the Los Angeles Convention Center. It runs Thursday through Monday.
Make a pilgrimage: part two. OK, if that Hasbro lightsaber is all you can afford, make a free trek to one of several local USPS mailboxes made to look like R2-D2. In St. Paul, find R2 at 867 Grand Ave. and downtown at 50 W. Kellogg Blvd. In Minneapolis, droids are at 1001 Nicollet Mall, at 601 Hennepin Ave. and 100 N. Sixth St. in downtown, and at 925 Fourth St. S.E. near the University of Minnesota's Mariucci Arena.
Check your facts.
Check out video games. A hot new "Star Wars"-themed video game, "The Force Unleashed," is coming in 2008 for all top consoles. A "Renegade Squadron" version of the popular "Battlefront" series is due for PlayStation Portable in the fall. Get the skinny at www.lucasarts.com and on the Wookieepedia, among other online sources. In the meantime, play "Battlefront" and "LEGO Star Wars" titles for PC, Mac, PlayStation 2 and Xbox; they're all a hoot.
Watch fan films. The Internet is awash with fan-created "Star Wars" homages. They run the gamut from dead-serious minifilms and humorous takes to computer-generated and stop-motion shorts. Go to www.fanfilms.com and www.atomfilms.com for dozens of these films. We've seen lots of them over the year, and we especially like "Troops," a "Cops"-style satire featuring stormtroopers on patrol, and "Duality," a superb widescreen drama featuring several extra-nasty Sith types. Find both films on YouTube.
Mull literary parallels. Does "Star Wars" seem to echo the ancient literary classics? A sharp observer, you are. Carl Rubino, professor of literature at New York's Hamilton College, says, "Heroes with doubtful parentage and no place to settle down, tutors with mysterious powers, immense journeys that represent whole lifetimes, the endless struggle against disorder and violence - all these are familiar to readers of the Iliad, Odyssey, and Aeneid." Rubino appears on the History Channel's "Legacy" special.
Ponder pop-culture parallels. Robb Hecht, a marketing-communications consultant, says, "The fact that the latest 'Spider-Man' movie deals with the superhero's dark side reveals how relevant the lessons of 'Star Wars' remains to people today. 'Star Wars' was so much more than a sci-fi pop-culture movie in its day; it worked the good vs. evil angle and dramatized the then-Cold War. Today and displayed by the new 'Spider Man,' our enemies are everywhere, within our borders and within ourselves."
Julio Ojeda-Zapata covers consumer technology and geek culture. Reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com or 651-228-5467.


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wow, i had no idea that tiller was ready to leave, but with bates leaving, it made tiller stay
Go Cyclones - Mr. Invisible
Actually he was just visiting his parent's, not leaving for good...but it made it sound like he was leaving for good.
Nearly gave me a heart attack - Tiller wasn't leaving the football team, that should probably be made clearer.
have you ever got caught outside In a strong rainfall? Yes or NO. If it"s yes, then you might half felt the pane of hard(tought) rain on you head. If it hurt"s then it"s tough. Yes or no. Okay I'm right and you know it.
So alothough you attempt"ed to say you didn"t understnad, now you do. Fair enough?
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wow, i had no idea that tiller was ready to leave, but with bates leaving, it made tiller stay
Go Cyclones - Mr. Invisible
Dude - your reading comprehension skills are really lacking....
this was all i read
Iowa State quarterback Jerome Tiller was ready to leave Iowa State.
He had his plane ticket. He was anxious to leave. He knew what he needed to take on his way out of town.
But then quarterback Phillip Bates left the football program.
then i posted it on here
I have this strange suspicion that the writer wanted to make it look that way.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- This wasn't supposed to be the way Denard Robinson's story ended at Michigan. After Robinson set an NCAA record for rushing yards by a quarterback as a sophomore, he was going to battle for a Heisman Trophy -- possibly more than one -- and end his career as one of the most-celebrated players ever in college football. Instead, even as the program has jumped back to national relevance under Brady Hoke, Robinson finds himself going into his last game at Michigan in search of a way to get on the field. After missing time with an elbow injury, Robinson returned to the team as a superback against Iowa and Ohio State. He was used as a run-only quarterback, a running back and a slot receiver. That worked brilliantly against humble Iowa on Nov. 17, when he rushed for almost 100 yards and distracted the Hawkeyes defense on every play. But Hoke and Al Borges went away from the scheme against Ohio State, and Robinson was benched for most of the fourth quarter in a 26-21...
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Lung Capacity
Nathan Faes and Pam Geier
In this experiment we tested lung volume and flow rates of both in-shape and out-of-shape men to find out who has the greatest lung capacity. Lung capacity should increase with fitness and muscle mass, as the body requires more oxygen. Based on this prediction, we hypothesize that the lung capacity of in-shape males will be greater than the lung capacity of out-of-shape males.
This hypothesis was tested using 6 male subjects between the ages of 19 and 25. Three subjects were "in-shape". "In-shape" is defined as an individual who exercises at least 4 times / week for a minimum of ½ hour / session. The 3 remaining test subjects were defined as "out-of-shape" with no formal workout régime. Participants ran throughout the University of Colorado's Norlin quad for 7 minutes after which their lung capacity was measured using a spirometer. Test subjects were then asked to rest for 10 minutes after which their lung capacity was measured for a "resting" rate.
The prediction that healthy, in-shape lungs will hold more air than out-of-shape lungs ranks lung capacity from greatest volume to lowest volume as follows: In shape men resting, In shape men after run, Out of shape men resting, Out of shape men after run.
Test results contradict our hypothesis as follows: Average lung volume (in Liters) for resting men - in-shape are 4.775 L, out-of-shape are 5.594 L. With density factored in and after the run – in-shape are 72.84 L, out-of-shape are 73.07 L. Average flow rates (L/s) after the run – in-shape are –1.347 L/s, out-of-shape are –1.48 L/s.
The R2 value of average lung volume in liters is 0.7079. This indicates that 70 percent of the variability in lung capacity is explained by subjects being in-shape vs. out-of-shape. Average flow rates have an R2 value of 0.5726 L while average lung volumes based on density reflect an R2 value of 0.5287 L/s.
Of note, subjects were having trouble blowing into the spirometer in a proper manner. With this complication, experimental data had to be narrowed down to the best test result for each subject in each test. It would be beneficial to have all six test subjects attached to spirometers while on treadmills – walking followed by running at equal rates for equal amounts of time. Continual bio-feedback through the meters would offer a picture into body dynamics as lung capacities are stretched, stressed, and oxygen and energy stores are accessed though different forms of glycolosis.
In an article by Peter Wagner (Medscape Today), the limitations of lung capacity are discussed. Oxygen transport is dependent on four factors – the lungs, Hb binding, blood flow, and the capillary-mitochondrial diffusion in the muscle. Because all four components are dependant on one another, with the lungs being the limiting factor in maximum oxygen capacity, an individual cannot just simply train the lungs.
Based on data gathered in this experiment along with research by experienced exercise physiologists, a revision to our hypothesis is required. "The lung capacity of in-shape males will be greater than the lung capacity of out-of-shape males" should read: The support systems surrounding the lungs of in-shape males will be greater than the support systems of out-of-shape males.
Literature Cited:
Wagner, P. 2005. Why Doesn't Exercise Grow the lungs When Other Factors Do? Exercise and Sport Sciences Reviews, 33(1):3-8, 2004, www.Medscape.com.
Jones MD, N et. al., 2000, Exercise Limitation in Health and Disease, N Engl. J Med 303:632, August 31, 2000.
Daussin, F. et. al., 2007, Effect of interval versus continuous training on cardiorespiratory and mitochondrial functions: relationship to aerobic performance improvements in sedentary subjects, Am J Physiol Regul Integr Comp Physiol 295: R264-R272, April 16, 2008


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Their site says "call for fax number".
This is a discussion on Milt Sparks... within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Say, can someone PM me Milt Sparks fax number? Regards,...
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Sierra College football fans get a chance to 'Meet the Wolverines'By: Joshua Gutierrez / Special to Gold Country News Service
ROCKLIN — The Ben Noonan era officially got under way Saturday at Homer "Buzz" Ostrom Stadium, as the new head coach and the Sierra College football team hosted a "Meet the Wolverines" event.
The event included the first full-padded scrimmage between the offensive and defensive units and concluded with an on field meet-and-greet among players, coaches and fans.
Noonan inherits a well-established football program, which under the tenure of Jeff Tisdel, who retired in November, has won six conference championships and played in 10 bowl games since 2001.
Coming over from Citrus College, where he was the offensive coordinator for the last four years, Noonan brings with him a highly regarded system to Sierra College.
As the scrimmage got under way, it was the quarterback competition that took full notice, as four different quarterbacks took snaps under center in a little more than 60 offensive plays.
With the majority of snaps coming from the shotgun position, with varying formations of multiple receiver sets, the Wolverines' offense impressed early.
"I was pleased with how the quarterbacks operated as a group," Noonan said after the event. "First time in this offensive system, which they never ran before, I thought they did a good job operating the offense and moving the chains, especially early on."
The sole sophomore in the competition, Daniel Harding led the first-team offense in the opening drive. Harding went 5-for-5 in the opening series, which included a 22-yard completion to Ernesto Torres. Calvin Burns finished the drive with a 4-yard touchdown run.
Freshman Kyle Robbins out of Robert McQueen High School in Nevada, was the signal-caller for the Wolverines in the following two series. Robbins combined to go 7-for-10 for 72 yards and completed a behind-the-shoulder pass to fellow Nevada native Devin Gray to give the offensive team two scores in the opening three drives.
Freshman Anthony James Silva, another potential Wolverine out of a Nevada football program, opened his three series with five-consecutive completions, each to a different receiver. But the defensive unit, which had given up a total of 13 first downs since the scrimmage began, clamped down.
Silva finished his remaining snaps under heavy pressure and finished by going 2-for-7 with an interception thrown to freshman Darian Thomas, a defensive back out of Miami.
Javon Tillman, a freshman out of San Leandro High School, finished the scrimmage by leading a touchdown-scoring drive after his two previous series ended in turnovers. David Malvitz scored a on 2-yard touchdown run up the gut.
Under defensive coordinator Ed Eaton, the defensive unit seemed to liven up after an intermission from the scrimmage between the fourth and fifth series
After allowing scoring drives in two of the first four series to start the day, Eaton's unit held the Wolverines' offense to one scoring drive and forced three turnovers.
Led by Valley Christian product out of Roseville, Serge Lazaresku disrupted the interior line as the defensive unit consistently moved the quarterback out of the pocket or batted down passes at the line.
With the Wolverines set to open the season on Sept. 7 at Sacramento City College, Noonan said there's still work to be done on both sides of the ball.
"We have a long way to go, but for the first time under live action, I thought we did good," Noonan said. "We have to tackle better and take care of the football better. We had a couple of turnovers and some silly mistakes. For a first day, it wasn't bad but we got a lot of cleaning up to do."
Sierra College will host its first home game on Sept. 14 against Feather River College.


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Happy Very Hungry Caterpillar Day!
In San Francisco? Join us this Saturday, March 22, for a celebration of the first day of spring and the 45th anniversary of The Very Hungry Caterpillar™. There will be a painting station, a read-aloud corner, cookies and milk, and raffle prizes! Come in, celebrate, and enjoy a special discount of 25% off any of our Very Hungry Caterpillar books and merchandise.
WHAT: The Very Hungry Caterpillar Day Party
WHEN: March 22nd, 10am-12pm
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And if you can't make it to San Francisco for the party, here are some great ideas for celebrating with friends and family at home, in the classroom, or at your local library!
Decorate your event space with balloons, Eric Carle wall decals, and Very Hungry Caterpillar garlands.
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England fought back to snatch a 2-2 draw in their UEFA EURO 2012 qualifier with Switzerland after two goalkeeping errors from Joe Hart threatened to send Fabio Capello's side spinning to defeat.
A Frank Lampard penalty and a second-half strike from substitute Ashley Young saved England's blushes after two first-half goals goals in three minutes from Swiss midfielder Tranquillo Barnetta gave Ottmar Hitzfeld's side a 2-0 lead.
But while England may take a crumb of satisfaction at having gained a draw which leaves them one point clear of rivals Montenegro at the top of Group G, who play Bulgaria later today, Capello will be dismayed by a poor display.
Two bad mistakes by England gifted Switzerland their goals, and in the second half, when the home side dominated, Capello's men were unable to find the winner having clawed the game back to 2-2 after 51 minutes.
Striker Darren Bent prompted howls of disbelief when he missed an open goal from eight yards on 71 minutes that would almost certainly have sealed a vital three points for England.
Capello had encouraged his players to take holidays following the end of the Premier League season two weeks ago, and in a disastrous three-minute spell midway through the first half England looked as if they were still on the beach.
However, Capello evidently believed that they hadn't taken his advice to go on a break. "The difference between the two sides was that we lacked energy, always the same problem," he said.
"The Swiss were fresher. However, we ended up with a good result, I got a good reaction from the players in the second half but as always at this stage of the season we were without energy."
Capello swatted away a question that if they were tired now what would they be like in terms of energy levels were they to qualify for EURO 2012, which will take place next June. "Let's qualify first and then we will see," he said.
Barnetta double shocks home side
Hart was at fault for both of Barnetta's goals on 32 and 35 minutes, which both came from free-kicks out on the left. The first came when Barnetta swung in a hopeful set-piece that eluded everyone in the box and bounced past Hart to make it 1-0.
It got worse three minutes later. This time the Bayer Leverkusen midfielder drilled his shot towards the near post, and when England's two-man wall of Theo Walcott and James Milner parted, Barnetta's shot squeezed past Hart.
The disgust of England captain John Terry was evident but crucially the home side were able to conjure an immediate response, Jack Wilshere surging into the penalty area only to be brought down by Arsenal team-mate Johan Djourou. Lampard stepped up to blast in the spot-kick and England had been given a vital lifeline.
With Young replacing Lampard at half-time, Capello had clearly decided England needed more pace in attack and the home side threatened within seconds of the restart, when Walcott burst forward only to be brought down by Djourou. England appealed for a penalty but referee Damir Skomina was unimpressed.
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Yet England did not have long to wait before they were level. Milner clipped a cross to Leighton Baines, on for the injured Ashley Cole, who chested into the path of Young for the Aston Villa forward to drive home.
The momentum clearly with England, it looked only a matter of time before Capello's men took the lead. A lovely run and pass from Wilshere released Bent on 65 minutes but the striker took too long to get his shot away and Swiss goalkeeper Diego Benaglio cleared.
Then on 69 minutes Walcott sliced open the Swiss defence and squared for Young, who scooped his shot over the bar. But the most glaring miss came two minutes later, and Bent was again the culprit.
Young went on a mazy solo run and shot to test Benaglio, whose save fell invitingly into Bent's path. Yet with an open goal awaiting Bent somehow managed to shoot over the bar. The last chance fell to Villa team-mate Stewart Downing in stoppage time, but the winger sent his shot wide from a narrow angle and England had to settle for a point.


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A lot of people have been talking about how they like to read lately–eBook or paper? Piles of books scattered everywhere, or organized shelves? Personally, I do love eBooks! My Nook had me sold from day one. That being said, there are still books that I absolutely must have in a hard copy:


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If someone attacks me with a trample creature say, 6/6, I block with a 1/1 deathtouch AND have Dissipation Field in play (returns permanents that damage me to their owners' hands), will the wyrm go back to his owner's hand or does it die from my deathtouch creature?
Death from deathtouch is a state-based action. Specifically, this one:
The triggered ability from Dissipation Field will still go on the stack, but its target will be dead by the time it resolves.
The trample creature will die.
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Computing is being transformed to a model consisting of services that are commoditized and delivered in a manner similar to utilities such as water, electricity, gas, and telephony. In such a model, users access services based on their requirements without regard to where the services are hosted. Several computing paradigms have promised to deliver this utility computing vision. Cloud computing has emerged as one of the buzzwords in the IT industry and turned the vision of "computing utilities" into a reality. Several IT vendors have started offering computation, storage, and application hosting services, and provide coverage in several continents, supporting Service-Level Agreements (SLA) backed performance and uptime promises for their services. Clouds deliver infrastructure, platform, and software (application) as services, which are made available as subscription-based services in a pay-as-you-go model to consumers. The price that Cloud Service Providers charge can vary with time and the quality of service (QoS) expectations of consumers.
This seminar/keynote presentation will cover (a) 21st century vision of computing and identifies various IT paradigms promising to deliver the vision of computing utilities; (b) opportunities and challenges for utility and market-oriented Cloud computing, (c) innovative architecture for creating market-oriented and elastic Clouds by harnessing virtualisation technologies; (d) Aneka, a Cloud Application Platform, for rapid development of Cloud/Big Data applications and their deployment on private/public Clouds with resource provisioning driven by SLAs; (e) experimental results on deploying Cloud and Big Data applications in engineering, gaming, and health care domains (integrating sensors networks, mobile devices), ISRO satellite image processing on elastic Clouds, and (f) directions for delivering our 21st century vision along with pathways for future research.
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Try accessing your cert file using a full system path to your cacert file within your EJB to make sure this is not an issue with locating the cacert file.
Also, did you try getting an input stream to the cert file in your EJB and make sure the file is actually being located and read.
AFAIK, JBoss does not specifically block access to any crypto related files
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I'm not accessing the cacerts file explicitly, I'm calling JCE KeyGenerator to create a key. When I call KeyGenerator.getInstance("DES"), I get the SecurityException when I'm running in container. I don't get this exception while running out of container. As far as I can tell, I'm using the same JVM for both Jboss and outside of jboss.
Do I need to include the JCE jars in the EJB/EAR or include them in the classpath when I startup JBoss? The JCE jars are in the <java_home>/jre/bin/ext and the cacerts file is in <java_home>/jre/bin/security.
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Emerging diseases in one place can rapidly have global effects ranging from outset of disease to economic impact. Systems for international disease surveillance are therefore needed to address this issue. Through the development of the Early Alerting and Reporting system, the JRC supports the Global Health Security Initiative.
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Bill Jones, a 1981 Texas A&M graduate and chairman emeritus of The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents, will be the speaker at his alma mater's annual April 21 campus Muster, a ceremony that annually honors the memory of Texas A&M students who died during the previous year.
Campus Muster, which is student-led, traditionally packs the 12,500-seat Reed Arena and is the largest of the more than 300 Muster ceremonies held throughout Texas and elsewhere in the nation, as well as numerous abroad, including several in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Jones, founder and principal of The Jones Firm, a public law and government relations firm in Austin and co-managing founder of AFCI Texas, LLC, a used nuclear fuel storage start-up, served on The Texas A&M System Board of Regents from 2003 to 2011 and was chairman of the board from 2007 to 2009.
Earlier in his career, Jones served as a partner with Vinson & Elkins, L.L.P. practicing in public law. He also served as general counsel to Gov. Rick Perry from December 2000 to November 2003.
Jones has long been active in service to Texas A&M and honored for his accomplishments. He was named the 2010 Texas Aggie Bar Association Lawyer of the Year and served on the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets Development Council Advisory Panel.
He also has been active in service to the state. He currently serves as a member of the Texas Parks & Wildlife Commission and is a member of the executive board of the Austin Chamber of Commerce. He was selected as one of the "2011-2012 Best Lawyers in America" by U.S. News & World Report. He previously served as president of the Texas Young Lawyers Association (1996-97), and also served on the State Bar of Texas Board of Directors Executive Committee (1995-98). In 1997, he was appointed by then Gov. George W. Bush to the Board of the Texas Department of Human Services.
At each Muster ceremony around the world, the speaker will be followed by the "Roll Call For The Absent" which is a reading of the names of those from that area who have died in the past year, along with those of other classmates or friends, as requested. As each name is called, a family member or friend will answer "Here," and a candle will be lit.
Following the candle-lighting ceremony in Reed Arena, the Ross Volunteer Company, which serves as the honor guard for the governor of Texas, will march in to fire a rifle volley followed by a special arrangement of "Taps."
For more information about Muster, including a list of the "Roll Call For The Absent" and off-campus Muster sites, see The Association of Former Students' website at: http://www.aggienetwork.com/muster/.
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How about a super soaker water gun loaded with "Love Potion Number Nine"?
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How about a super soaker water gun loaded with "Love Potion Number Nine"?
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I dont know about a weapon....But if 2 countries go to war....Sneak into the opposite country with a box full of hand held grenades, hop into a car, burn around the streets really fast throwing grenades out everywhere. Lots of boom, chaos, destruction in ur wake.
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I've got a couple ideas... both of them requiring more tech than we currently (think we) have.
How about a portable EMP weapon... something like a rifle or rocket launcher capable of projecting an electromagnetic burst rather than a physical projectile? It would give infantry a decisive advantage over mounted units, and the effect could be attained easily enough by using a magnetic rail system and some sort of focus for the projection...
And, earlier, somebody mentioned a transporter weapon. Excellent idea, but it could be simplified... rather than transporting the whole target to a specified point, why not just transport a good-sized chunk of it to somewhere a few feet away? Just take out a one- or two-cubic-foot area and displace it a yard or two to the right...


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Two children playing with matches started a fire that destroyed a mobile home in Thornton earlier today, authorities said.
Thornton Fire Department Spokesman Roger Sampsel said firefighters responding to a 1:30 p.m. call from a mobile home park at 2100 West 100th Ave. discovered one home on fire that was difficult to get to because it was in an enclosed space. Sampsel said firefighters extinguished the fire, but the home was a total loss.
Sampsel said he spoke to two children younger than 10 that neighbors said were playing in the area just before the fire. Sampsel said the pair confessed to being the cause.
"It was them that started the fire, carelessly playing with matches," Sampsel said.
Sampsel said that the children did not live in the burned home, but did live in the same park. Their ages will likely prevent them from facing criminal charges, Sampsel said.
Sampsel said two other homes suffered melted siding, but no signifigant damage. The names of the children who ignited the blaze were not released. There were no injuries.
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Plant Offerings from the Classical Necropolis of Limenas, Thasos, Northern Greece
Megaloudi, F., Papadopoulos, S., Sgourou, M., Antiquity
The ancient city of Thasos (also known as Limenas), situated on the north edge of the island of Thasos, was an important site of the Greek world (Figure 1). Limenas was colonised by the people of Paros at the beginning of the seventh century BC, following a prophecy from the oracle at Delphi obtained by their leader Telesicles. The city they constructed had a harbour and developed as an important naval centre. In the fifth century BC the acropolis and urban area, including the parliament, a prytaneum, a market, a theatre, a conservatory, sanctuaries and several public buildings were enclosed by a wall c. 4km long, part of which survives. Research on the site has been a long-standing project of the Ecole Francaise d'Athenes, which initiated excavations in the early twentieth century; excavations continue today in collaboration with the Archaeological Unit of Kavala.
Archaeological investigation of the necropolis started in the 1970s as a part of a rescue excavation programme of the Archaeological Unit of Kavala. The largest portion of the cemetery has been contacted under two separate farms, the farm of Soultos and the farm of Chryssogelos. Both have yielded important archaeobotanical remains, some of which derive from pyres within cemeteries and form the subject of this paper.
Context: cemeteries and pyres
The first archaeological investigation at the Soultos farm site revealed 54 cist graves (Archaiologikon Deltion 29 1973-1974 B2: 788; 30 1975 B: 278; 37 1982 [1989] B2: 316-22). In 1996 the investigation of the graves located at the north of the enclosure was completed by Dr M. Sgourou. A burnt deposit, or pyre, (pyra B) was discovered among the graves, although it was not directly related to a tomb (Figure 2). The deposit was associated with an assemblage of cooking pots (kuathia and lopadia) dated to the end of the fourth century BC. No animal remains were recovered from this pyre.
The Chryssogelos farm site (Figure 3) is located near the sea, at the Molos area, around 1.5km west of the modern harbour of Limenas. Seventeen burials have been excavated here: nine cist graves, two the graves, five stone sarcophagi and one jar burial in amphora. All the graves had the same orientation (northwest-northeast). Small pottery vases and small iron objects were placed in the majority of the graves. According to the evidence currently collected, it seems that this part of the cemetery belongs to two chronological periods: the majority of the cist graves and the jar burial are dated to the fourth century BC, while the tile graves and the sarcophagi are dated after the second century BC.
A pyre (enaghismos) was related to the cist grave No. 12, containing the remains of a young child (Figure 4). The charred plant assemblage was associated with burnt cooking pots, a silver bag and numerous small statues that allowed the finds to be dated to the second half of the fourth century BC. A small quantity of animal bones, probably of goat and sheep, was discovered in the grave, but no further analysis was performed on the archaeozoological material. Three different burial practices have been observed among the 65 burials excavated so far: cremation, inhumation and jar burial (Aggelarakis 1998).
The plant remains from the pyres
The botanical remains were collected from the pyres where they were observed with the naked eye. All samples were processed and studied by one of the authors (F. Megaloudi) using manual flotation. Floated material was collected by a set of two sieves with apertures of 1mm and 0.3mm each. Processing of the samples took place at the Museum of Thasos. The riots collected were subsequently examined in order to determine the richness of the samples. Flots were examined by comparison with modern reference material in the Wiener Laboratory of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens while heavy residues were examined at the Thasos Museum. …


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Maryland PSC Greenlights Synergics Wind Project
|in News Departments > Projects & Contracts
The Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC) approved a 20-turbine project from Annapolis-based Synergics Wind Energy.
According to spokesperson Frank Maisano, construction on the Four Mile Ridge wind project, which is located near the West Virginia border, will begin as soon as permits are issued by Garret County officials.
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