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NHL vice president Colin Campbell was defensive Wednesday when talking about the criticism he has received over suspensions.
Campbell, speaking on TSN Radio 1050, addressed his decision to not suspend the Vancouver Canucks' Raffi Torres for his hit on the Chicago Blackhawks' Brent Seabrook behind the net in Game 3 of their series.
"Thankless job? Yeah, it's thankless," he said. "Especially at this time of year when there's so much at play here with the playoffs ...
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Due to heavy rainfall and flooded work sites last week, the Regional Transportation District and Denver Transit Partners had to reschedule the first public bus tour of the East Rail Line in Aurora, which was originally set for Sept. 13.
"There were plenty of warnings not to drive if you didn't have to, so we didn't want to bring 35 people out to Aurora for a bus tour in the midst of that," said Kevin Flynn, spokesman for the 22.8-mile East Rail Line.
The tours are being rescheduled for Oct. 4, assuming the construction sites are dry by then. As of Sept. 13, there were 20 of the 35 original tour-goers confirmed for the rain check, with a few lists full of stand-ins waiting.
"We're going out to make sure that the detours that we put in place are not jeopardizing the traveling public in terms of what's going on with the flooding," said Laura Rinker, spokesperson for Denver Transit Partners. "We won't be able to start work until the construction sites are dry."
Despite the setback, Rinker said the East Rail Line is on schedule and set to open in 2016 as the first of three lines, including the Gold Line and Northwest Rail Line, in the massive Eagle P3 Project.
In the meantime, there will be a bus tour every month for two corridors of the Eagle P3 Project — the East Rail Line from Union Station to Denver International Airport, and the Gold Line from Union Station to Wheat Ridge. The tours will run every other week until October, and then again in April.
Along the two-hour tour of the East Rail Line, guests would get an overall idea of what the complete route will look like, Rinker said. Highlights in the four-mile stretch through Aurora include the Peoria Station and platform and 40th and Airport platform.
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The study utilized data from three large national datasets: the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) for the year 2003, the Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics (LEMAS) for the years 2000 and 2003, and the United States Department of Health and Human Services Area Resource File (ARF) for the year 2003. NIBRS is a part of the Uniform Crime Reporting Program (UCR), administered by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). It is an incident-based reporting system that includes all crimes known to the police within 22 offense categories and is more detailed than the UCR. The primary unit of analysis for the NIBRS is a reported crime incident. Within the incident, data are collected for offense(s), offender(s), victim(s), and, where applicable, arrestee(s). The LEMAS survey collects data from a nationally representative sample of publicly funded State and local law enforcement agencies in the United States. The LEMAS survey offers a comprehensive picture of the landscape of American policing and includes descriptors of general police department characteristics as well as specific law enforcement variables related to Intimate Partner Violence (IPV). The ARF provides access to community variables such as disadvantage and ethnic heterogeneity from more than 50 data sources, including the United States Census, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Researchers also developed a database of domestic violence state arrest laws including arrest type (mandatory, discretionary, or preferred) and primary aggressor statutes. All of the statutes on which these data were based were enacted in 2003 or before and had not been changed as of 2005, indicating that they were in place in 2003. Next, the research team merged these four databases into one, with incident being the unit of analysis. After merging the datasets and selecting the incidents, the research team then ran distribution and multicolliniarity analyses to determine where they needed to collapse categories and recode some of the variables, or create new variables. Independent variables were selected based on theoretical relevance and distributions in the final dataset. The dependent variable -- arrest decision -- was created using the incident variables for gender and number of arrests and resulted in a categorical variable with four possible values: no arrest, female only arrest, male only arrest, and both female and male (dual) arrest. As a further step, the research team conducted spatial analysis to examine the impact of spatial autocorrelation in arrest decisions by police organizations on the results of statistical analyses.
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Agency variables included type of agency (sheriff's office, county agency, or municipal agency), agency budget, number of sworn officers per capita of the jurisdictional population, and percent of sworn officers who are female. Community variables were measured at a county level and included population size, median age, percent foreign born, percent urban, percent single-parent households, median household income, percent below poverty line, percent of adults with high school degrees, percent of adults with college degrees, unemployment rate, percent female, percent White, arrest policy type (discretionary, mandatory, or preferred) for domestic violence cases, and whether or not the community had a primary aggressor policy for domestic violence cases.


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Ammunition - (changes bullet physics to as realistic as possible (mass, speed, penetration, damage).
Weapons - (Changes weapons to be more realistic magsize, firerate, accuracy). Weapons of ai do the same damage as players.(it will be more difficult)
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in less armored parts will get him down faster while it will take a lot more shots to kill when shooting at the bulletproofvest.
Improved the ai made it fight more realisticaly crouch, increased vission and attack ranges, less shooting like crazy now they shoot more in controled bursts or single shots.
Changed some marine models added more parts made some heavy versions of them. Also this mod includes realistic environment destruction.
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Both sides hit hard as Burlington Central coach Dave Bierman had predicted would be the case against rival Hampshire. But in the end, the Rockets had little trouble against last year's Class 2A state champions in a 41-6 victory.
"Obviously they're down," Bierman said. "But Hampshire didn't give up."
Burlington Central running back Coco Acevedo set the tone with a 66-yard romp to the end zone to score the Rockets' (3-0) first points. Before the first quarter was over, he notched his second touchdown on a 4-yard burst.
In the second quarter, Rockets quarterback Roy Stevenson got loose for a 63-yard scoring run and running back Bob Gillman squirted in from the 2. Mike Schubert capped the half with a 48-yard jaunt to put Burlington up 34-0.
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WEST BEND — Big Foot's 45-22 win over fast-moving Freedom last Friday may have been good practice.
The Chiefs will face another speedy team in Somerset Thursday night in the WIAA Division 4 football championship game at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison.
The 12-0 Chiefs gave up 191 yards to Freedom's rocket-fast Nathan Peters Friday, including a 75-yard scamper early in the game.
Big Foot coach Rodney Wedig even utilized running back Mason Dixon on defense to match up against Freedom's quickness.
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"We just had to get used to their speed," he said. "It's one thing to see it on film and another to see it on the field."
Now the only thing standing between the Chiefs — who were state champs in 2009 and runners-up in 2008 — is 11-1 Somerset. The Spartans, who beat Black River Falls in their semifinal game, lost last year's championship game in double overtime.
The Spartans are fast. Even their linemen can move — one tackle is a hurdler, the other a sprinter.
But Somerset's real stud is its senior quarterback, Tyler Ledbeter, who leads the option offense.
Smart, a coach on the field, a great leader and skilled at running the option. That's what the Spartans coach Bruce Larson said about his star.
The Spartans one loss this year was against Durand, a team that put as many as 10 players on the line to stop the running game. But when Bloomer tried the same thing against Somerset in the playoffs, it wasn't enough.
Wedig said the Spartans use power and zone blocking and he hopes to combat their fast linemen with size.
"Defensively we need to play assignment football," he said. "We have to try and win first down and get them into second or third."
The Chiefs will have a challenge because they haven't run into many option teams.
Besides the speed factor, Wedig said the Freedom game was good for the Chiefs because they were challenged early.
For the second time in two weeks, the Chiefs were behind in the first quarter and the game was close enough that Dixon was still carrying the ball in the fourth quarter.
The Chief's scored their first touchdown when Collin Frederick scooped up a fumble and went 22 yards for his first career touchdown.
The early TD fired up the Chiefs, but the game wasn't over yet.
That's when Peters turned on the jets to score from 75 yards out. It was on a cutback, something he'd done numerous times this year.
All game Freedom used squib kicks to keep Carter Hehr contained. The strategy worked after the Peters score, when Big Foot's big men couldn't handle the kickoff and fumbled the ball over to Freedom.
Then Peters scored again.
After that, Dixon went to work, scoring from 29 and 11 yards.
Just as they had done the week before against Lakeside Lutheran, the Chief's raced for another score just before halftime, going into the locker room with a 31-16 lead.
Dixon scored two more times in the second half.
The Chiefs totaled 383 yards on the ground, 289 by Dixon. Hehr added 171 yards on 7-of-10 passing.
Despite another double-digit victory, Wedig knows the Chiefs will face a seasoned team in the championship game.
"They've been there." he said.
Just like the Chiefs, the Spartans are used to easy victories.
Larson downplayed his team's chances against the undefeated Chiefs during a interview with statewide media.
"If we keep it a close game into the fourth quarter, it could be interesting," he said.
But you could feel his competitiveness when it came to discussing last year's double-overtime loss.
"We were right there and just let it get away from us at the end," Larson said. "It'll drive anyone with a competitive bone in their body."
But Larson shouldn't sell Big Foot short when it comes to drive and competiveness.
Witness two scenes from the Freedom game:
First, Gus Wedig was helped off the field with what looked like a serious ankle injury. For a few minutes he laid wincing on a cart, which looked locker-room bound. A few minutes later, he was knocking heads again from his linebacker spot.
"Sure it hurts," Wedig said after the game, adding "but I'm not going to miss a Level 4 playoff game."
And after the game, Dixon was walking slowly down the steps toward the West Bend locker room. He had run 38 times as well as playing some defense. So while his body was a little achy, his competitive spirit was even more alive.
"I'm so happy to be going," Dixon said of the championship game.
No one is going to intimidate these Chiefs.
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South African inflation remained at the perilously high level of 5.9 percent in March, official data showed on Wednesday.
Amid fears that Africa's largest economy is edging towards stagflation -- defined by high prices and slow growth -- Statistics South Africa reported that the consumer price index was unchanged from February.
At 5.9 percent, year-on-year inflation is at the upper limit of the South African Reserve Bank's target band, limiting the central bank's ability to boost the economy though interest rate cuts.
On Tuesday, central bank governor Gill Marcus issued a blunt warning that the stagflationary spiral must be stopped.
"If you've got slowing growth and rising inflation, it's not a place you want to be in," she told parliament, according to local media.
The South African economy is expected to grow by a modest 2.8 percent this year, well below the African average and compared with Nigeria's 7.2 percent growth or neighbouring Mozambique's 8.4 percent clip.
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California has hired Louisiana Tech coach Sonny Dykes in hopes the offensive mastermind can revive a program that struggled in recent years under the fired Jeff Tedford.
Athletic director Sandy Barbour announced the hire Wednesday night. Dykes will be formally introduced at a news conference on Thursday.
Dykes, 43, led Louisiana Tech to a 9-3 season that included road wins over Illinois and Virginia and a 59-57 loss to Texas A&M. The Bulldogs were 22-15 in three seasons under Dykes.
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Of all those diagnosed with bladder cancer, more than 70 out of every 100 (70%) will survive for one year or more after diagnosis. More than 50 out of every 100 (50%) will survive for 5 years or more after they are diagnosed. And around 50 out of every 100 (50%) will survive for 10 years after diagnosis.
As with many other types of cancer, the outcome of bladder cancer depends on whether the cancer is just in the bladder lining or whether it has spread into the muscle wall of the bladder or beyond. Whether the cancer is just in the bladder lining or has spread is called the stage of the cancer. We have information below about the outlook for the different stages of bladder cancer.
The grade of the cancer can also be important. Generally speaking, doctors divide bladder cancer grade into 3 groups, depending on what the cells look like under the microscope. The groups are low grade, medium (moderate) grade and high grade. High grade cancer cells look the most abnormal and are most likely to grow quickly and spread. There is information about bladder cancer grade in this section.
Survival statistics are available for each stage of bladder cancer in one area of England. These figures are for men and women diagnosed between 2002 and 2006.
For stage 1 bladder cancer, around 90 out of 100 men (90%) and almost 90 out of 100 women (90%) survive for 5 years or more after they are diagnosed.
For stage 2 bladder cancer, almost 50 out of 100 men (50%) and almost 33 out of 100 women (33%) will survive for 5 years or more after diagnosis.
For stage 3 bladder cancer, almost 33 out of 100 men (33%) and more than 15 out of 100 women (15%) will survive for 5 years or more after they are diagnosed.
For stage 4 bladder cancer, around 10 out of 100 men and women (10%) will survive for 5 years or more after diagnosis.
You can read more about the number stages of bladder cancer on our page about staging invasive bladder cancer.
Most bladder cancers are diagnosed while they are still only in the bladder lining. These are also called early bladder cancers. Around 75 out of 100 (75%) of bladder cancers are this early type. These early bladder cancers can often be cured or controlled with minor surgery or treatment into the bladder.
The outlook for these cancers depends on several factors including
- Exactly how far the cancer cells have gone into the bladder lining
- The number of tumours
- The diameter of the tumours
- How abnormal the cancer cells look under the microscope (the grade)
- Whether CIS (high grade changes in the bladder lining) is present
- Whether this a recurrence, and how often the tumour has recurred
Your doctor looks at all these factors. They use them to decide whether there is a low, medium (intermediate) or high risk of the cancer coming back or spreading into the muscle of the bladder. Your doctor will be able to tell you about your risk group and how this affects your outcome.
No statistics can tell you what will happen to you. Your cancer is unique. So statistics can only give a rough idea of what may happen to you. The available statistics are not detailed enough to tell you about the different treatments people may have had and how that treatment may have affected their outlook. Some treatments may help people to live longer as well as relieving symptoms. There are many individual factors that will affect your treatment and prognosis.
Taking part in clinical trials can help to improve the outlook for people in the future. There is information about clinical trials in the trials and research section.
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NOVI, Mich. -- Fidelity Communications Corp. has announced a major upgrade to its popular CallWorks Call Management System: The CallWorks MX.
According to a news release, the new product is a multi-line exchange unit that integrates seamlessly with in-store phone systems.
Local phone lines are routed directly through the CallWorks MX machine to single-line analog sets that ring at the restaurant. Separate phone systems in each store are no longer required.
Other key advancements with the CallWorks MX include easier installation, production and messaging features. The unit also lowers maintenance diagnostic costs by more than $2,000.
CallWorks is designed by pizza people for the pizza industry. The system answers incoming calls with an initial upselling message that informs customers of current specials (see related stories Build your phone system, the calls will come and Calls to Order). Calls are serviced in the order received, eliminating the need to place callers on hold. Upselling messages can be changed remotely or on site.
The CallWorks MX provides for integration of voice and data, including a Caller ID interface that works with any POS system. VoIP (voice-over Internet protocol) gateway functions and data routing features are options in the ANSI-certified open platform. The unit also can be designed for voice response applications, and an optional tool kit is available to any vendor or customer wishing to write to this platform.
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Animal Updates | Mammals | Whale Watching
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Just Under the Surface | Julien
Happy October everybody! This month has been flying by and even though we have ended our blue whale tours we are still seeing them! That's right, the blues are still here and they are not the only stars of the show lately. Humpback whales, several at a time, have been sighted, feeding and being very curious with our boats and our guests on-board.
Animal Updates | Mammals | Volunteering
Thursday, October 09, 2014
Hooray for "Olliewood" | Hugh
A sea otter's personal playground
It may be called the BP Sea Otter Exhibit at the Aquarium of the Pacific but to one particular free spirited sea otter it's her own personal playground that I like to call "Olliewood". This month marks Ollie the sea otter's fourth year at the Aquarium.
Animal Updates | Mammals | Education | Whale Watching
Thursday, October 02, 2014
Lunge-a-Palooza | Julien
Blues, fins and minkes lunge feeding at the surface!
This is what we have been waiting for! We have ended September with incredible trips with numerous blues and lots of action!
Animal Updates | Penguins | Volunteering
Thursday, September 25, 2014
From Chips to Brays | Hugh
A Penguin Chick's Voice Change
Check out the awkward penguin moment when a chick's cute chirps starts turning into the harsher adult penguin guttural brays.
Animal Updates | Enrichment
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
So Long For Now! | Dominique
Sharing our enrichment projects with everyone has been a lot of fun. I hope you continue to notice and appreciate the enrichment you see around the Aquarium.
Animal Updates | Penguins | Volunteering
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Avery the Penguin's Chick | Hugh
My favorite penguin from Brazil has a daughter
Avery was the first penguin I ever got to know personally. This year my favorite Magellanic Penguin, along with his mate Kate, has sired their first chick. And she's a cutie!
Animal Updates | Education | Enrichment
Tuesday, September 09, 2014
It's Your Turn to Build Enrichments for the Animals! | Dominique
Visit the new Enrichment Exploration Station cart where you can learn more about enhancing animal well-being and see some of the current enrichment devices we use. You can even help build an enrichment that will be given to our animals!
Animal Updates | Mammals | Conservation | Education | Whale Watching
Thursday, September 04, 2014
The Blues Continue to Amaze! | Julien
But What About the Dolphins?
The end of August has been pretty amazing with blue whale sightings every day! Along with the blue whales giving us great shows out there, minke whales and more humpbacks have been sighted too. These are baleen whales that have made themselves the stars of the shows, but what about the pre-show entertainment?
Animal Updates | Mammals | Volunteering
Thursday, August 28, 2014
What People Think I Do | Hugh
Working the 80% to enjoy the 20%
There is a popular meme out on social media called "What People Think I Do" that shows what different people think your job involves depending on their perspective. Check out my description of what people think a husbandry (animal care) volunteer does.
Animal Updates | Birds | Enrichment
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
One Tough Customer | Dominique
Sometimes it takes some trial and error, and a bit of luck, to figure out what type of enrichment our animals enjoy.


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Perfect Sisters: A Plot to Kill A Terrible Mom
Perfect Sisters stumbles through a plot of moments haphazardly strung together that sounds absolutely unrealistic — except that it's based on the true story of the Bathtub Girls, the case that rocked Toronto in 2004.
Truth proves stranger than we'd put up with in fiction when two close-as-can-be sisters, Sandra (Abigail Breslin) and Beth (Georgie Henley), plot to murder their alcoholic mess of a mother, Linda (Mira Sorvino), after their younger brother suffers one slap too many from her abusive boyfriend (James Russo).
Older sister Sandra plays mother to Linda and their younger brother at home, yet is the attention-seeking pathological liar at school; Beth is the Goth whose uncanny resemblance to Nancy of The Craft goes right down to the manic gaze. They come to the conclusion that euthanizing their mother would alleviate everyone's misery (including hers).
Any potential for an in-depth examination of the adolescent psyche pushed to its limits goes unmet, though not for lack of trying.
Stanley M. Brooks's directorial debut's attempt to make sense of what happened falters by laboring to tick every item off the timeline checklist instead of focusing on who these Bathtub Girls were underneath the dysfunction. Without that who, we can't comprehend the extent of the why.
But there is fleeting beauty in the subtle gestures by the lead actresses — both departing from the charming, blissfully youthful roles that put them on the map — especially when the story pauses to hone in on the sisters' uniquely strong bond, which is unmarred by awkwardly staged scenes at a house party or their shared, oddly glowing imagined iteration of Linda as a perfect mother.
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What are the love its next to the tidbits? It says I have two by one of my tidbits.
love its?
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Posted 03/13/2008
Good question! The loveits apply to the tidbits you put down about things your little ones say. That means two people have loved it and wanted to let you and the world know..;-) I suspect the more people realize they are there, the more loveits you'll get (I assume your little one says and does adorable and funny things, right?) Eventually, the ones that get the most loveits are highlighted.... :-) Thanks for asking; I'm sure lots of people were wondering about that!
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lol - of course my LO is an amazing, gorgeous genius baby! Thanks for the answer!


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Mrs. Genelle Christian Bane, 67, of Dyersburg, TN died Tuesday, May 11, 2010 at her residence. She was a member of the Northside Church of Jesus Christ.
Services will be at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, May 13, 2010 at the Northside Church of Jesus Christ with Pastor Ray Winstead officiating. Interment will follow at Dyer County Memorial Gardens. Curry Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
The family will receive visitors Wednesday evening from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. at Curry Funeral Home.
Survivors include her husband Wilton Bane of Dyersburg; one daughter, Jillian Headley of Dyersburg; two sons, Kenny Christian of Dyersburg and Jonathan Christian of Memphis; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Doy and Lois Wells Butler.
Pallbearers will be Charles Kelly Sr., Mike Headley, Robin Headley, Bobby Solmon, Paul Clark, and Jason Putman.
The family requests that memorials be directed to Dyersburg Community Cancer Fund.
Online condolences are available on our website- www.curryfuneral.com
Nell Todd Parker, 69, of Dyersburg, formerly of Tiptonville, died Tuesday, May 11, 2010 at her residence.
She was a homemaker and a member of Keystone Church of God.
Services will be at 11 a.m. today at The First Church of Nazarene with the Rev. Steven Turnbow officiating. Burial will be in Walnut Grove Cemetery in Ripley. Dyersburg Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include three daughters, Kimberly Annette Adams of Dyersburg, Katrena Kay Walker and husband, David, of Ripley, Janice Lee Wood and husband, Gilbert, of Dyersburg; two sons, Michael Anthony Todd of Tiptonville and Timothy Eugene Todd and wife, Susan, of Ripley; a sister, Frances Morris of Clifton; a brother, Royce Pulley and wife, Mae, of Waynsboro; seven grandchildren, Christopher Mulligan, Ricky Shane Adams, Leslee Nicole Adams, Jennifer Leighanne Willis, Jessica Burns, Jeffrey Wood and Hailee Wood; and six great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be Tim Todd, Shane Adams, Gilbert Wood, Coy Mulligan, Tim Tate and Jerry Gammons.
She was preceded in death by a son, Jeff Todd; and her parents, Walter and Annie Pulley.


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All Things Broncos blog
The Denver Post's NFL reporters post analysis, notes and minutiae on this blog devoted to the Denver Broncos.
Running back Knowshon Moreno admitted today that his body "got kind of worn down" in the later part of his rookie year.
That could help explain why Moreno has been one of the team's most consistent offseason participants as he prepares for his second NFL season.
Moreno, the team's first draft pick in 2009, led the team (and all NFL rookies) with 947 rushing yards, but he averaged less than 4.0 yards per carry in each of the team's last four games.
"I haven't missed a workout yet, so I'm just going to keep that up and just keep on working hard," Moreno said.
The Broncos' voluntary offseason conditioning program started on March 15. Moreno said he has met the team's new running backs coach Eric Studesville, but said they haven't spent much time yet talking about football schemes for 2010.
The Broncos are in the process of retooling their offensive line and moving away from the zone blocking scheme to more of a power style running game.
"As of right now, I just want to get faster, get stronger, get my wind up there, and mostly just help out the team, that's all I care about," Moreno said. "Individual goals will come if you're working hard."
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Beautifully styled
all of your paintings are really amazing! and the blue is just perfect. This is a beauty and inspirational!
WOOOOWHOHOHOHO! Me gusta mucho los colores y el dibujo en si. Brilliant.
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beautifully rendered, love the very limited colour palette.
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Here are some shots from yesterday's qualifying and autograph session. More photos are available on the All Access page.
Tag: Road to the Championship
Round 2: Qualifying Results
Driver: Car # Score:
1 C. Grunewald #79 96.2
2 R. Tuerck #44 94.4
3 J. Maeng #51 94.4
4 D.Yoshihara #9 93.3
5 T. McQuarrie #17 91.1
6 K. Gushi #33 90.9
7 M. Powers #665 89.8
8 C. Forsberg #64 88.4
9 K. Mohan #99 87.8
10 D. McNamara #8 87.6
11 M Essa #101 80.8
12 V. Gittin #1 80.6
13 F. Aasbo #151 79.3
14 T. Yoshioka #21 77.8
15 J. Pawlak #13 77.3
16 M. Waldin #23 77
17 K. Moen #76 76.2
18 D. Mertzanis #323 73.3
19 R. Petty #808 72.5
20 P. Cyr #68 71
21 O. Bachis #723 70.5
22 P. Mordaunt #90 70.3
23 M. Feiock #222 69.9
24 E. O'Sullivan 66.6
25 C. Martinez #951 66.5
26 M Field #777 65.5
27 C. Ng #84 65.4
28 D. Kearney #43 64.9
29 J. Jones #29 64.3
30 W. Wilkerson #95 63.8
31 T. Aono #86 59.8
32 J. Russakoff #87 58.6
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Foust vs Gushi. The battle of the Scions. Foust pulls away leading Gushi, but Gushi catches up in the horseshoe as Foust leaves a thick cloud of smoke. Gushi leads the 2nd run, Foust pulls door to door with Gushi and towards the last clipping point Foust gets aggressive and pulls close to Gushi…they hit. Gushi spins. Judges deliberate and watch the instant replay. Ken Gushi gets the win.
Forsberg vs Hubinette – Forsberg leads and Hubinette chases really tight and stays close through the first run. Hubinette leads and now Forsberg shadows…Hubinette pulls away after the horseshoe. Too close to call. One More Time.
OMT – Run 1 – Forsberg leads and Hubinette shadows and keeps tight. Hubinette spins in the horseshoe. Hubinette leads and Forsberg chases tight through the entire run. Forsberg moves on to the Great 8.
Yoshihara vs Mordaunt – Dai leads and Mordaunt goes hot into the dirt on the first sweeper. Dai has the advantage going into the 2nd run. Mordaunt leads and Dai follows. Clean run. Dai advances.
Millen vs McNamara – Millen leads and McNamara sticks to Millen, but a little shallower line. Good run by both drivers. DMac leads and Millen chases…first turn collision. Judges watch the instant replay to see what happened. Did Millen go in to hot? Or did DMac slow down dramatically? McNamara gets the win.
Tuerck vs Petty – Tuerck leads and Petty chases. Both with good angle and good line sticking close to one another. Great run. Petty leads and Tuerck sticks close. Another good run by both. This will be a close call. Tuerck moves on.
Gittin vs Maeng – Gittin leads and Maeng chases and sticks close through the horseshoe. Great run. Maeng leads and corrects on the first clipping point, Gittin close. Gittin moves on.
Grunewald vs Pawlak – Grunewald leads and Pawlak follows. Both with mistakes. Pawlak mistake on entry and Grunewald goes wide in the horseshoe. Pawlak leads and creates a gap that Grunewald can't catch up to on Run 2. Pawlak's mistake on the first run could not be made up. Grunewald wins.
Essa vs Nishida – Essa leads and has a great run until the end. Nishida with a solid run. Nishida leads and loses grip and straightens up on first turn. Essa moves on.


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VPAR Live Golf Scoring Delivers Ultimate Golf Experience At Volvo World Golf Challenge
LONDON, January 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The 2012 World Final of the Volvo World Golf Challenge was this year contested at the beautiful Zimbali Country Club in South Africa. Alongside the ever-changing weather the course, which offers a mixture of stunning ocean and forest views, provided the scene for a thrilling competition.The official scoring for this year's event was provided by VPAR Live Golf Scoring. The revolutionary and world leading live scoring solution, allows players to follow a real-time leaderboard on handheld scorepads, setting up a nail-biting finale for those on the course, spectators in the clubhouse and supporters live online in their home countries. The final day saw yet more strong winds and rain returning to the coastline course. If anyone is equipped to handle such conditions, it is the British and as the final drew to a close, three of the leading four players were representing Britain. Peter Jones, Mark O'Shaughnessy and Colin Ledwith were all within touching distance of the trophy. As the leaders progressed a crowd had gathered in the Volvo Lounge, glued to the VPAR Live Leaderboard, a winner was needed. As the last group was walking down the final fairway, all the supporters watching knew that Peter Jones had won and a huge roar erupted. Staffan Jonson, Project Director at Volvo Event Management, was really pleased and said, "It was a brilliant tournament this year, and the players loved using the VPAR live scoring devices. It was especially fun in the Volvo Player's Lounge where they were watching the scores coming in live on the TV - everyone knew what was going on with the last few groups still on the course, and created a real buzz of excitement." The champion Peter Jones also had some kind words to say after his stunning victory: "Being in the last group and following via the live VPAR scoring added quite a bit of tension to the game as the scores on the last day would indicate, most definitely a nerve biter. VPAR most definitely adds a new and definitive perspective to the game, certainly a good addition." It was a fantastic tournament, crowning a fine year of golf.
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- PeruArtsFunding via Novica
Maria RaquelPeruAgricultureFunding via Edpyme Alternativa
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Fuxion Group
Deyra is a member of the group. She is 23 years old. She balances her daily activities with her business selling vitamins to the different people who order them, such as friends and family. She is having a good time with her business, which is going well thanks to the effort she puts in every day. Deyra is a responsible person who wants to continue working to improve life for her family.
She is requesting this loan to purchase vitamins for her business. The other group members work in civil construction, trade networks, as a notary, selling vitamins, and as hotel workers.
The group members are grateful to everyone who is part of this dream and promise to make their repayments according to the established schedule.
La socia es la Srta. Deyra ella es soltera tiene 23 años de edad; La socia alterna sus actividades diarias con el negocio de venta de vitaminas para las distintas personas que le soliciten como amistades, familiares entre otros, la socia lleva buen tiempo con su negocio el cual le va bien gracias al empeño que le pone cada día a su negocio, la socia es una persona responsable y desea poder seguir trabajando para de esta manera seguir adelante a su familia.
La socia solicita el crédito para la compra de vitaminas para su negocio.
Los otros socios se dedican a la construcción civil, redes de mercadeo, notaria, venta de vitaminas y trabajadores de hoteles.
La socia agradece a quienes forman parte de este sueño mediante este medio y se compromete a cumplir con el pago de sus cuotas en el plazo establecido.
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Important InformationAbout Asociación Arariwa
Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
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- Repayment Schedule
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- Listed
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I finally got my early Campagnolo Chorus grouppo today (for my Marinoni) and I am going to swap out the entire Ofmega grouppo.
The donor bike had an english BB and the Marinoni is Italian threaded. I do have the Campy BB spindle which is marked 68-SS. Can I use my Ofmega cups for the time being or should I just wait for the right BB?
The Chorus crank arms are 9/16x20F. Is this just a standard square taper? If it is I would asssume I could use my entire Ofmega BB with the Campy crank arms.
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(EPD - Get Report) is a North American provider of energy services to natural gas and oil producers and consumers.During third quarter 2011, the company paid a dividend of 61.25 cents per share, up 5.2% from 58.25 cents per share in the same quarter earlier year. EPD generated record distributable cash flow of $856 million during the quarter, vs. $573 million in the same period in 2010. Currently, the stock has a dividend yield of 5.3% and 5.3% one-year dividend growth, as per data compiled by Bloomberg. Total revenue for the quarter was $11.3 billion, up 40.2% from $8.06 billion in the year-ago quarter. Net income grew to $480 million, or 55 cents per diluted share, from $348 million, or 18 cents, in the same quarter prior year. Net operating cash flow stood at $473.7 million during the quarter. During the quarter, total natural gas pipeline volumes increased 5% to a record 13.4 trillion British thermal units per day. NGL fractionation volumes increased 16% to a record 554 thousand barrels per day for the quarter. The company has announced plans to design, construct and operate a long-haul pipeline to transport ethane from the Marcellus and Utica shale plays in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio to the U.S. Gulf Coast. Recently, EPD announced plans to expand and extend a seaway crude oil pipeline that will help ease the glut of crude at Cushing, Okla. Of the 22 analysts covering the stock, 86% recommend a buy and 9% rate a hold. A consensus forecast of analysts polled by Bloomberg has average 12-month price target of $49.69 for the stock, about 10.4% higher than the current price.9. Enterprise Products Partners
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After four days and 150 potential jurors, a tentative 12-member panel has been selected for the Michael Woods murder trial.
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But the selection process will continue Monday, as attorneys and the court choose alternates to serve on the panel. Also, both the state and the defense will be allowed to re-think their decisions over the weekend and will be allowed to exercise strikes if needed, Circuit Judge Brian Lambert said.
The 12 people selected to hear the case, three men and nine women, vary in age and include two African-Americans.
Opening statements are expected to start on Wednesday.
Woods, 31, is accused of killing Toni Centracco, 20, outside a Northeast Ocala home in 2007 during a burglary. The state is seeking the death penalty.
All week, attorneys on both sides of the aisle have been carefully rearranging colorful sticky note seating charts to keep track of each prospective juror.
Day four of jury selection began Thursday with more group questioning. By 2 p.m., about 40 potential jurors remained, down from 150 on Monday. At 4:30 p.m., the number had fallen to 36.
"We want to make sure Mr. Woods has the fairest and most diverse jury possible that could be sitting in on his trial," said Terence Lenamon, the defense attorney who is handling the penalty phase of the trial.
Out of 25 prospective jurors questioned during the morning session, at least nine said they wouldn't be able to impose a death sentence. Several cited religious reasons while another said she has trouble putting an animal down, no less a human.
"My conscience will not allow me to be responsible, either directly or indirectly, for the death of another person," said one potential juror, who was later excused.
Another juror said she believes in an eye for an eye, but couldn't be the one to impose such a sentence.
"The question is not so much what your opinion is about the death penalty, but whether you could do it the State of Florida's way," said Assistant State Attorney Janine Nixon, explaining the law spells out certain procedures the jury must follow.
She told the panel that the trial would only move to a penalty phase if a guilty verdict had been rendered in the first phase. The jurors would then be given aggravating factors and mitigating evidence to consider and asked to weigh both before rendering a recommendation of either life or death.
Lambert will give "great weight" to the jury's recommendation but will ultimately have the final say.
Lenamon objected to Nixon's remark, emphasizing the law never requires any jury to return a death sentence. "The penalty phase is a moral compass driven decision," he said.
During the afternoon session, defense attorney James Reich asked the panel more general questions, including their initial thoughts on his client's right not to testify and if they could believe that a police officer might make a mistake in an investigation.
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GREENWICH, Conn., Jan. 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Stuart Needleman, President and Chief Operating Officer, Aptuit LLC, announced that Aptuit and Aegerion Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge, Massachusetts, have signed a long-term supply agreement for commercial quantities of the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) lomitapide. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120217/NY55633LOGO )Lomitapide is Aegerion's orphan drug that is targeted to the treatment of a rare disease caused by a genetic disorder. The drug received NDA approval in December of 2012 and is expected to be launched commercially in January of 2013. Previously, Aptuit scientists had established the chemistry for lomitapide, developed and validated its analytical methods, delivered solid state form control and crystallization R&D, and supplied registration batches of material. Post-launch, Aptuit will continue to supply commercial quantities of lomitapide to Aegerion. Mr. Needleman explained, "Because of the drug's orphan status and high unmet medical need of the patients, on time and in full delivery of the API is crucial. Collaboration across several Aptuit sites in the US and Europe has made this possible. By accessing the vast drug development expertise of our organization, we have been able to accelerate the delivery of materials, methods, solid state chemistry and regulatory documentation and help the client win prompt NDA approval." Although the exact terms of the agreement were not disclosed, Mr. Needleman added, "The collaboration represents another good example of how Aptuit's integrated, global drug development capabilities can have a direct, positive impact on the pharmaceutical industry." Press Contact: Maria Garvey, Media Manager, Delfino Marketing, 914-747-1400 Aptuit Contact: Jennifer Demaree, Senior Manager, Marketing & Communications, 203-660-6016 Aptuit LLC provides the most complete set of integrated early to mid-phase development services in the pharmaceutical industry. Drug Design & Discovery, Preclinical Biosciences, API Development and Manufacture, Solid State Chemistry, Drug Product Formulation Development & Manufacture, Sterile Fill Finish, Clinical Sciences, Consulting and Aptuit INDiGO ® (a program that accelerates drug development) are offered as stand alone or integrated services. Fully integrated drug discovery & development services are available from a single site at The Aptuit Center for Drug Discovery & Development in Verona, Italy. The company maintains five global facilities with approximately 800 employees in Europe and the United States, and has a strategic relationship with Laurus Labs in India. Aptuit LLC is partnered with Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe, one of the world's leading private equity investors. For more information about Aptuit, visit www.aptuit.com SOURCE Aptuit LLC
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Elvis, Cash and Jerry Lee get O.C. crowd on its feet
Watching "Million Dollar Quartet" at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts on Wednesday, I found myself asking an obvious question: Why wasn't this musical made years ago? It debuted in 2007 and has played London and Broadway, but music fans would have eaten it up long before then.
"Million Dollar Quartet" is based on the most famous accidental recording session in music history. On Dec. 4, 1956, rockabilly guitarist-singer Carl Perkins came to Sun Records in Memphis to lay down a few tracks. Sam Phillips, the renowned star-maker who founded the scrappy studio, had invited an unproven hotshot named Jerry Lee Lewis to add a few fiery piano licks to the session.
During the afternoon, two men dropped by who owed their careers to Phillips: Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash.
Presley was no longer with Sun; Phillips had sold his contract to RCA for $40,000 in order to save his struggling studio. Cash was at the end of his Sun contract, and Phillips had a new three-year deal tucked into his breast pocket. But Cash had just signed with Columbia, though he hadn't yet broken the news to Phillips.
What happened next is the stuff of myth. The four men jammed for hours, recording a raft of blues, gospel, bluegrass and country tunes that Colin Escott, a pop-music scholar and co-creator of "Million Dollar Quartet," has called "a catechism of where rock 'n' roll comes from."
Escott and Floyd Mutrux, who helped write the script and directs the show, took many liberties.
They compressed about 18 months of musical history into one busy recording session, laying bare rivalries among the men and details of contract negotiations that provide a succinct look at the contrasting careers of four music legends.
And most of the 22 songs in the packed score weren't recorded on that fateful day. The show's creators wisely decided to include the hits that these stars made famous: "Blue Suede Shoes," "That's All Right," "I Walk the Line," "Great Balls of Fire," "Hound Dog."
The plot is straightforward and presentational, much like another jukebox musical about Golden Age legends, "Jersey Boys."
As each star is introduced, Phillips describes their first meeting with him, often staged as a flashback. Though we're hearing only his side of the story, it's clear that each of these men arrived at his studio as a prodigious but raw talent with working-class roots. The one thing they had in common besides genius was unbridled ambition, and Phillips knew how to harness it while exploiting each man's musical strengths.
In this production, Lewis (Martin Kaye) comes off as a cartoonish buffoon – a Mozart-like character whose immaturity, manic energy and blinding musical prowess combine in persona unlike any other. He makes a number of clumsy passes at Elvis' girlfriend Dyanne (Kelly Lamont), an attractive singer whose presence is mainly for window dressing and a fifth voice in the group harmonies. The moments are effective, contrasting her polish with his unvarnished charm.
Perkins (Lee Ferris) is the most edgy of the quartet. He had a hit with "Blue Suede Shoes," but Phillips has been unable to find a follow-up for him. Perkins takes an instant dislike to the bumptious Lewis, and Phillips often intervenes like a testy dad.
Elvis (Cody Slaughter) is the biggest name in the room but not yet a confident superstar despite his phenomenal recent success. He had a disastrous experience opening for Shecky Greene in Las Vegas, and there's some tension between him and Perkins over his triumph with Perkins' "Blue Suede Shoes." The King is still slightly deferential and innocent at this point in his career.
Cash (Derek Keeling) has the most at stake. He looks for the right moment to tell Phillips about his decision to leave Sun, but never finds one. Their falling out is the climax of the story, and it's played well by Keeling and Christopher Ryan Grant, who portrays Phillips as a brusque but ultimately loveable showman with killer instincts for talent-spotting.
All the performers do acceptable though not slavish imitations of the superstars. Keeling has Cash's rumbling baritone sound, and Slaughter has perfected Elvis' swivel-hipped moves.
They're all credible instrumentalists as well. Kaye nails Lewis' machine-gun staccato sound on the piano, and Ferris, an excellent guitarist, captures Perkins' celebrated, freewheeling style.
The ensemble is supported by a first-rate rhythm section. Chuck Zayas plays bassist Jay Perkins, Carl's older brother; Billy Shaffer is Fluke, a session drummer. They never leave their elevated perch in the corner of Phillips' dingy little studio, convincingly imagined by scenic designer Derek McLane.
"Million Dollar Quartet" will never be compared to "South Pacific." Jukebox musicals seldom break free of the awkwardness that results from shoehorning standalone songs into a storyline. But it comes as close as any jukebox creation to making the music seem a natural part of the action. And this music is as emblematic, joyful and brilliant as anything that emerged from midcentury American culture.
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BOWIE, Md., April 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Inovalon, Inc., a leading provider of data-driven healthcare solutions, announced the participation of Keith Dunleavy, M.D., President and Chief Executive Officer of Inovalon as an executive panelist at the Healthcare Growth Capital Conference today in New York, New York. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120605/MM17779LOGO )Dr. Dunleavy will participate as one of four panelists to discuss "Risk Adjustment and Assessment in the Payor Universe." The panel will focus on payor thinking regarding members surrounding high-cost segments of the population, healthcare reform, and at-risk models. The panel will be today, Thursday, April 11 at 4:15 p.m. (ET). "We are proud to participate in raising the awareness regarding the challenges and opportunities within the healthcare payor landscape," said Keith Dunleavy, M.D., President and Chief Executive Officer at Inovalon. "The rapid rise of risk adjusted reimbursement models in Medicare Advantage, managed Medicaid, and now the Commercial Health Insurance Exchange Marketplace is significant. These, together with significant changes incentivizing improvements in quality outcomes and MLR performance are reshaping the payor landscape. With the advent of the Affordable Care Act, growing Medicare demographic trends, and the significant state-level trend towards privatizing Medicaid, this will only accelerate over the coming years." The Healthcare Growth Capital Conference promotes awareness in healthcare growth platforms. The conference will provide master class support around business building best practices and a powerful forum for collaboration, networking and idea exchange among industry participants. About Inovalon, Inc. Inovalon, Inc. is a leading technology-enabled healthcare solutions provider focused on the importance of healthcare data and its ability to drive dramatic, objective improvement in clinical and quality outcomes, care management and financial performance throughout the healthcare community. Proprietary healthcare datasets, aggregation and analysis capabilities, combined with a national infrastructure of leading-edge technology, clinical prowess and deep human resources, empower Inovalon's advanced generation of healthcare assessment and improvement through highly informed solutions. Driven by data, Inovalon uniquely identifies gaps in care, quality, data integrity, and financial performance -- while also bringing to bear the resources to resolve them. This differentiating combination provides a powerful capability suite, touching more than 540,000 physicians, 220,000 clinical facilities, and more than 120 million Americans, driving high‐value impact, improving the quality and economics for health plans, hospitals, physicians, patients, and researchers. Please visit www.inovalon.com for more information.
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