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An overview of the stories making the French and international newspaper headlines. From Monday to Friday live at 7.20 am and 9.20 am Paris time.
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Seven Favorite Things: Metier's Store Closing Sale
Earlier this week, Metier announced that, after 21 solid years in Union Square, they will be closing on Saturday, July 21. They were a local refuge, and go-to shop for brands like Isabel Marant and Zero + Maria Cornejo -- which are now up for grabs in their mega sale. Items are going fast, so snatch up these deals - in store and online - while you still can.
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welterweight Brian Foster has been forced to withdraw from a fight with
Sean Pierson at UFC 129 when an MRI – required by the Ontario Athletic
Commission to compete at the event – revealed a brain hemorrhage.
trains Foster at the H.I.T. Squad, today told MMAjunkie.com
(www.mmajunkie.com) that while his fighter is OK, he is required to
undergo another MRI in six weeks to assure no permanent damage is present.
blood vessel broke open, started bleeding, and turned into a brain
hemorrhage," Fiore said of the injury. "Our doctor and the UFC doctor
said they won't clear him to fight.
heal on its own, and if it's good, he's cleared to fight. If not, then
we have to obviously (look at surgical options)."
129 takes place April 30 at Rogers Centre in Toronto and
features a welterweight title fight between kingpin Georges St-Pierre
and challenger Jake Shields. Foster (15-5 MMA, 3-2 UFC) was slated to fight Pierson (11-4 MMA, 1-0 UFC) on Spike TV's "UFC Prelims" special before the night's pay-per-view main card.
bad news comes on the heels of another serious injury from which Foster
recently recovered. Fiore said the welterweight received a hard kick to
the groin six weeks ago that caused one of his testicles to burst, and
doctors were forced to remove it.
hopes to get the fighter back into the cage in June if the second MRI
comes back clear. In the meantime, Foster is restricted from any
contact while he waits on the follow-up test.
is Brian's life," Fiore said. "His last fight was in November, so this
was a six-month layoff. Brian's one of those guys that wants to fight.
If he's not hurt one week, he wants to fight the next."
octagon. He most recently dispatched Matt Brown by submission this past
November at UFC 123.
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This is something I did a few years back; it was my third-year project for my degree. A bit different to most of what's seen round here, so hopefully it will be of interest.
For the topography, I used vector data and a DEM from the Ordnance Survey. This was available to me through my university's subscription; private individuals can get similar data but for a charge.
The geological observations were made over a six week period, and were mostly observations of rock type and structural data at points located by GPS. These were also plotted in the field on a number of A4 card sheets of topographic maps.
("Structural data" is the angle that the rocks are at. Sedimentary rocks are initially deposited flat, then mountain-building can tilt them. Wikpedia has an explanation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strike_and_dip )
The map itself was created in ArcGIS. I entered all the points into a spreadsheet, with their rock types, data, and also the error recorded on the GPS. Then in Arc, I loaded scans of my field slips, and the topographic data. On that I plotted the points from the spreadsheet as boxes, their size corresponding to the GPS error, with a small circle in the centre coloured according to the rock type. With that as my visual aid, I was able to draw in the contacts between the different rock types. The field slips and the boxes representing my data are of course not seen in the finished map.
The structural data was plotted using Arc's ability to rotate a symbol according to attribute data, and automatically label the symbol.
Once the map was completed, it was saved as a raster image which was then put in an Inkscape document. (I was unable to get either Arc or Inkscape to produce vector graphics in a format the other understood.)
For the cross sections, I used Arc to create topographic profiles, which I then took into Inkscape, and drew the cross sections. The generalised vertical section, which also acts as the key to the rock types, was also done in Inkscape. Finally, the whole thing was composited together, again in Inkscape.
In terms of stylistic aspects, I sought to follow what "real" geological maps produced by the British Geological Survey do. Topographic information is present but in the "background"; the emphasis is on the geology. Colours are moderately saturated, rather than vibrant or pastels. The symbols used for dips and strikes, the use of thicker lines for faults than for contacts, and the use of different styles of dashing depending on how certain the data is, are all pretty much as standard practice.
The cross-sections are lined up with the map and at the same scale to help visualise what's going on. (The East-West section lines up exactly, but not the North-South one since that's at an angle.)
Projection is the Ordnance Survey National Grid, what the topographic souce data was in and the de-facto standard for maps in the United Kingdom. The scale of 1:10,000 is fairly common for use in field mapping and is thus used on the final map too. The intended print size is somewhat larger than A2, but smaller than A1; it's the size needed for all the stuff, and not a standard paper size.
The creation process was by no means easy, but I had relatively few problems with the software. I was one of a minority of my class to use ArcGIS; most people used Inkscape, at that time not very mature software, and I heard of a lot more problems with that approach, perhaps due to the complexity of the projects (in terms of many layers and features). I was fortunate to avoid the arduous task of tracing contour lines, since I had vector data from the Ordnance Survey for that. While I don't consider my map perfect, the main problems are due to so-so fieldwork in the first place. (Getting rained on a lot was expected since I did pick one of the wettest parts of the UK, but all the rocks looking almost the same was something I didn't expect and made things a right pain.)
A few tweaks have been made for the version posted here. My real name has been removed, a couple of errors fixed (and a couple more not!), and the image resolution reduced to keep the forum's attachment system happy.
ArcGIS is very expensive software, so not really suitable for hobbyists. QGIS, a Free Software GIS program, has advanced a lot since when I was making this map, and is now I believe capable of doing the same things.


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|Double golds for 2 Dragons at 2A State Track
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Kyle Carper and Marissa Smith, both juniors at HHS, aimed for the gold and found double success at the 2A State Track & Field Championships at JeffCo Stadium in Lakewood May 14-16.
Carper won the long jump and triple jump, while Smith took first in both the 200 and 400 meter races.
Dragon fans have yet another year to enjoy the HHS success of these two fine track and field athletes, as they will be seniors next year.
Carper repeats as State Champ
Carper recorded 21' 7.25" to win the long jump event, a feat he also accomplished last year. In the triple jump, he not only bettered his 2008 second-place state finish, but he outdid his personal best by 16.75 inches, jumping 44' 11.75". As a freshman, Carper took fifth in the triple jump.
Winning both events was Carper's goal, and he feels is his greatest accomplishment at state. He would like to improve his state performance in the long jump, as this year's state mark was 7.75 inches short of his personal best.
Timing of events was not necessarily in Carper's best interest, but he made the best of it, and came through with not only his two golds, but a third-place medal in the 400 and a fifth in the 200.
He requested to move to the first flight instead of second for his three prelim efforts in the long jump Thursday, in order to get those in before the prelims of his 400 meter dash.
Carper said his coaches encouraged him not to push himself in the 400, but just do well enough to make the finals, then push it hard the next day. That indeed was his mindset, but the adrenaline kicked in, and Carper ended up running well. He clocked a personal best in the finals with a :51.01 for third place.
After the 400 prelims, he returned to the long jump pit for his three jumps in the finals. His longest jump was his last one, but his second-to-last leap was a beauty. Unfortunately it wasn't measured, as he scratched by probably less than an inch.
No time to rest, however, as Carper then moved back to the track for the 200 meter prelims. He bettered his personal bests in both the prelims and later the finals, running a :23.03 for fifth place on Friday.
When field events were running a couple of hours late Friday, Carper ended up having to run his 200 finals before he got to compete in the triple jump. When he returned to the pits, he was not allowed a run-through, and he was behind the board by over a foot for his first jump.
Coach Sandra Rahe noted Carper kept a level head and had a good second jump around 41-42 feet, which was good enough to make the finals. "But he wasn't happy about the distance," she added. "He wanted more."
Rahe said before his third jump, she and coach Tracy Trumper just told him to relax, move up his mark a little and go for it. Standing 20 feet away, at the fence, the coaches could tell Carper had a huge jump. "We, of course, were screaming before they even read the mark of 44' 1.75". Even Kyle showed a little emotion," added Rahe.
This was Carper's first experience of juggling the track and field event timing, as he previously has competed in only field events at the state meet.
He laughs now when he says he told everyone he would never run a 400. It was the event he was most nervous for at state, "because it's not a fun race to run," he admits.
Nevertheless, Carper found success on the track, qualifying and performing well in both the 200 and 400.
Smith climbs to top of the podium—twice
Smith is no stranger to the state track either, having placed in both the 400 and 200 all three years. As a freshman, she finished second and third, respectively, in the two races, while last year she ranked third in the 400 and eighth in the 200.
Keeping her eye on a state gold ever since she started winning track and field races at Elementary School field days, Smith was doubly elated to earn two this year. Acknowledging a state gold medal is the ultimate high school goal, Smith was quick to say, "I'm blessed. I got two."
Believing her chance at a gold was in the 400, Smith reassessed her goal after winning the 200 Friday afternoon. She made it a double effort when she won the 400 meter finals Saturday.
Noting she gets very nervous, Smith said she was especially nervous before the 400 finals, as she wanted to win so badly. She said she kept focusing on what her friend Ryan Baumgartner says, "Use your nerves in a good way."
It must have worked. In the 400, Smith ran a personal best in the prelims Thursday and even better in the finals, clocking a :58.46. Her personal best was set at :26.13 in the 200 prelims, and she achieved the same time in the finals.
Coach Rahe noted it was exciting to see Smith win both the 200 and 400-meter races by such a wide margin. "No need to see the photo finish on those," she added.
Smith said she would have liked the chance to run the 100, in which she placed third at state as a freshman. However, she respects her coaches and realizes the significance of being part of successful relays.
Smith earned two more medals last weekend, as the anchor on the second-place 4x200 relay and the fourth-place 4x100 relay. In previous years, she medaled with the 4x100, taking fourth in 2007 and second last year.
Every time she heads to state, Smith said her goal is to place third or better. But now that she's won the 200 and 400, she admits she would like to stay on top of the awards podium.
More photos, story inside
As a team, the Dragons fared well at the 2A State Track Meet, finishing fourth in the girls' standings and a tie for seventh in boys.
A full story on the team success can be found on page 9 of this week's Enterprise, accompanied by additional photos from the May 14-16 state event.


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I am currently migrating around 80 users to ZCS 6.04 open source edition.
So far have migrated around 20 users and am starting them out on the web interface. Aside from the usual "resistance to change" I have been able to address most of the issues through retraining staff. There is one issue though that could be a show stopper on acceptance of Zimbra in the workplace.
Staff here will commonly place hyperlinks to files on shared network devices that are mapped as drives to their local machines. For example R:\directory name\file name.doc
On both firefox 3.6 and internet explorer 8 Zimbra does detect these as links but when you hover the mouse over the link the url displayed is "about:blank" and of course when you click on the link it opens a blank browser window. What would be ideal is if they click on the link if it opened the file or directory the link is to preferably in windows explorer.
Does anyone know a solution to this problem - to be able to open the network share through firefox and IE.
Apologies if this has been addressed earlier (havent been able to find it) does anyone know a solution to this issue.
Eg when i go to migrate the CEO if this is still an issue i will have to switch all back to exchange, and i would kind of prefer not to do that.
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Actor Jason London arrested – takes dump in squad car
TMZ is reporting this afternoon that actor Jason London was arrested Sunday night on suspicion of assault and disorderly conduct outside a Scottsdale, Ariz., bar.
It appears the 40 year-old actor sneezed on a patron and followed that up by slugging him.
According to the police report obtained by E! News, London started cursing at paramedics who were trying to assist him with the injuries he sustained during the altercation inside the Martini Ranch bar.
In London's mug shot it looks like he probably should've refrained from sneezing on his fellow patrons.
The police report also states that London attempted to shove an officer, who responded by kneeing the actor in the outer right thigh, to which London replied, "F–k you! You won't do s–t for me, you f–king hillbilly!"
The report continues to describe the ride to the station with London berating the officers saying, "Guess what, f—-t? I f–king love this! I f–king own you guys so hard. I'm rich and a motherf–king famous actor! F–king look me up, b–ch!"
That's when London leaned to his left in the back seat of the squad car and proceeded to defecated in his pants, telling the officer, "I told you that I'm happy as s–t!"
His wife Sophia confirmed he's a jerk when he drinks, as the report quotes her during a phone call from the police station that her husband was in jail. She replied, "I know he's an a–hole when he drinks."
London has taken to Twitter with a number of tweets denying TMZ's account of what happened:
"Guys, the TMZ report is a total f–king lie. I got jumped by three 250 pound bouncers. They knocked me out and beat me for several minutes.
"I would never say or do the crap they are reporting. Have faith in me. The truth will come out and you will see.
"Some guy thought I was hitting on his girl and had me jumped. My wife was in the next room, had no idea what even happened. I hate Arizona.
"Wait till you see the real pictures. I have a right orbital fracture and sinus fracture. The truth will win."
Let's hope this 'motherf–king famous actor,' understands that he needs a little help from his friends.
I hear Lindsay Lohan's attorney is available.
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I absolutely agree with making multiple 3-5 day hunts as opposed to one long 10 day hunt, especially for you first trip. At the end of day 4, you can go back to the truck, dump of 75% of the gear that you packed, that you actually do not need, refuel your supplies that you do need, and run into town to grab the greasiest, most delicious cheeseburger you can find.
I felt like packing for the 10 day trip kind of tied me down a little, as it's just too hard to pack all of your stuff around, all of the time.. You end up leaving your tent and all your other gear in a camp, and have to hunt back to it each night. Packing for 3-5 days, you can easily carry everything, and just camp where you end up at night. To get ready for the trip, I ran, alot. And did lots of weight training for my legs and core. I never really consentrated on my upper body. After I felt like I was starting to progress in my running and weight training, I laced up my boots that I would be wearing on the trip, and loaded my pack up with 50 pounds, and found the tallest hill around and started hiking it. I quickly realized I was NOT in shape.
I slowly started increasing the weight in my pack until I was at 75 pounds a month before my hunt. I toted 75 pounds up and down a 200ft hill (best I could do in Missouri) 4 times a week for 3 weeks. By the time I got to Colorado, my 60 pound pack felt pretty light, and I had no issues.
Get in mountain shape, and you'll have a blast regardless of the outcome. Don't get in shape, and you'll be looking for any excuse to get off the mountain.
You have to make sure you're in shape, or else you will be miserable. We hunted 9 days straight last year, never dropping below 10,500 feet, and I felt like I owned the mountain by the time we were done. To get


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Formerly at Eisenhower Park, the farm moved to Merrick Avenue in 2012 to become more visible to the public.
The farm primarily serves as an educational resource, and is open to the public. The plants and vegetables are not for sale, and the farm is subsidized by Nassau County grants.
It includes a butterfly garden, planted literally in the shape of a butterfly. The garden features flowers that attract butterflies, and dozens can be seen hovering around the plants. Other areas contain the children's educational gardens, and at back, a community garden is sectioned off with plots where the community can grow and maintain whatever plants they want.
With all this and more, the end of summer beckons at your local park.
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Hall Of Fame Covers EP
To commemorate their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Red Hot Chili Peppers will release a digital-only EP on May 1st. It features six songs from previous Hall of Fame inductees, all of whom have influenced the band musically: The Ramones, Iggy & The Stooges, Neil Young, David Bowie, The Beach Boys, and Dion and the Belmonts.
The track-listing for Hall Of Fame Covers EP is:
"A Teenager in Love" (Dion and the Belmonts)
"Havana Affair" (Ramones)
"Search & Destroy" (Iggy and the Stooges)
"Everybody Knows This is Nowhere" (Neil Young) [live]
"I Get Around" (The Beach Boys) [live]
"Suffragette City" (David Bowie) [live]
Five of the six tracks have never been available digitally. "A Teenager In Love" was released as an international maxi-single; "Havana Affair" was released as a 7"-single and featured on the compilation We're A Happy Family: A Tribute To The Ramones; "Search & Destroy" has only appeared on a now out-of-print maxi-CD, "I Get Around" was first played during Brian Wilson's 2005 MusiCares induction speech; and "Suffragette City" was previously only available as a B-side to the band's single "Aeroplane." "Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere" was recorded live during Red Hot Chili Peppers' current tour supporting their album I'm With You.
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After putting together all the decorations and supplies for this Ocean Party birthday theme, your indoor or outdoor setting will be transformed into an underwater bastion for your child and his or her friends to explore. All the charms of an underwater world are present and make the first part of party preparation, the impression, an easy task to accomplish.
The tableware in this theme is truly remarkable because it features so many different aquatic creatures. The cake plates feature a sea turtle and an ocean motif, the beverage napkins have a great white shark, the cups have an octopus, and the list goes on. The children will be entertained just by the designs of all these essential table supplies. All these items are available for individual purchase to suit your specific party needs or you can choose from three pre-made kits that offer you the convenience of a bundled deal. Each one serves up to eight guests and features varying extra items like streamers, balloons, candles, hats, and much more.
One of our most impressive collections of supplies in this theme are the party favors. Your child's guests can receive shark gummies, blowfish squirt toys, fish straws and several other themed items. You'll have a ton of fun picking out the best items for the party. And to make this offer even more attractive, we also have a page where you can create personalized items for the party. Your child will love seeing his or her name on a birthday banner.


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I started my 2nd fast last night at 5pm while I was working out at the gym. I had one of the guys take a picture of me working last night and now have the comparison of June 2013. It's hard to tell with all the gear on, but I am 39 lbs smaller.
I drank green tea with stevia all day. My favorite teas: Revolution acai green tea and Mighty Leaf green tea tropical. I'm not supposed to have coffee, black tea, or cocoa because it tends to make me go into adrenal fatigue, so I've learned to like green tea. Otherwise, my favorite would be good black tea.
I ended my fast with 3 oz. of salmon topped with avocado, a small portion of cherry tomatoes, and a few celery sticks with cheese.
I'm amazed at how well fasting works. Before last week's fast, I was 135 lbs. After the fast I dropped to 133, then 132.2, then stayed at 132.2 all week, every day. This afternoon near the end of the fast I was 130.2. Whooo Hooo, I have not been this weight since high school, and that was a very long time ago. I am so excited. I love breaking a plateau. Fasting seems to do it and sticking with super mini meals on the eating days.
My favorite foods right now: Greek yogurt with liquid vanilla stevia, homemade hummus and carrot sticks, organic free range chicken and grass fed beef, fresh steamed veggies with real butter, fresh steamed beets cooled in fridge with balsamic vinegar, sliced fresh tomatoes, avocado, cucumbers, olives, macadamia nuts, organic raw cheddar cheese with celery, fresh fruit, sourdough toast with real butter, raw honey, and cinnamon, oatmeal with nuts, butter, sliced apple, dried cranberries, honey or maple syrup.
Today started off okay. I weighed in at 131. Not sure what happened as I was 130 at the end of my fast yesterday and only ate one of my small mini meals for dinner at 5:30PM and nothing else. My short term goal right now is to get under 130, darn, not there yet.
I had a normal small breakfast while my husband found that he and I were in the SacBee newspaper online and sent me the picture.
Okay, can someone contact me on the Venus Factor Facebook page? My ESE login still does not work, and I want do something new the next two days. I've been hitting the weights for a long time so I'm not going to hurt myself if you give me a list of exercises. I can always look them up on the internet.
Yesterday I did chest and back exercises (flat bench, incline bench, decline bench, a variety of pull downs and upright row). Today I did biceps, triceps, shoulders, and some squats and pull ups.
I'm looking for some ideas for the next two days.
This must be the dreaded bloat. I weighed in at 133 this morning. My husband thinks it's because I'm sore from doing some new Venus Factor exercises yesterday, especially squats, my legs are sore. Is there any research evidence that you retain water when your muscles are really sore? I've noticed when I push hard with the weights that is normally when I see my weight up a little the next day.
I have had this happen when I clearly cheated a couple of times (eating high cal sugary items). I have weighed myself every morning since January (I know I'm probably not supposed to but for now it works for me).
Yesterday was a fast day, and I only ate dinner, yet I appeared to gain a couple of pounds this morning.
Everything has been going awesome. Today is the day I need to pull out the determination and stick with it. Small meals, lots of water and tea, and the following workout, I know it's VI week 12 day 1, but my VI access does not work yet so I'll do this.
Check out this inspiring video with Hugh Jackman and his intermittent fasting diet.


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Check out some interesting facts about some of the issues IUCN is working on.
Facts and figures
Coral reefs - Facts and figures
Coral reefs are highly diverse ecosystems vital to the welfare of human populations throughout the tropical area. The immediate threat to coral reefs from climate change is acute; 16% of the world's reef suffered serious damages during the global bleaching event of 1998. …
20 Mar 2013 | Article
Coastal Blue Carbon - Facts and figures
Conserving and restoring terrestrial forests, and more recently peatlands, has been recognized as an important component of climate change mitigation. These approaches are now being broadened to manage other natural systems that contain rich carbon reservoirs and show significant emissions due to conversion and degradation – such as mangroves, tidal marshes and seagreasses. …
17 Dec 2012 | Fact sheet
Ocean acidification - Facts and figures
Ocean acidification – a direct consequence of increased human-induced carbon dioxide concentrations (CO2) in the atmosphere – is a threat to the integrity and diversity of the ocean and the many services and benefits it provides to society. Ocean acidification occurs when CO2 reacts with sea water to produce an acid. The faster the increase of CO2 in the atmosphere, the faster the acidification of the ocean. …
17 Dec 2012 | Fact sheet
World Heritage
World Heritage - Facts and figures
The 217 natural World Heritage Sites currently listed (in January 2013) represent the World's most important protected areas, and these exceptional sites show the ground level realities of global nature conservation. IUCN's independent monitoring of WH sites celebrates conservation successes and draws attention to the growing threats to these crown jewels of conservation, such as illegal mining, major infrastructure, conflict and the basic needs for support for the protected area staff at the sharp end. …
17 Dec 2012 | Fact sheet


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One of the most important steps in a skin care program is clearing the skin of all excess sebum, dead skin cells, dirt and other contaminants and any makeup residue. The formulas of CellCeuticals Cleansers provide effective, but safe, means of thoroughly removing all detritus from the skin without removing essential oils or moisture. Complete cleansing is important not only because of appearance, but also to ensure that the skin pores do not become packed with material that can cause outbreaks or other skin problems. Keeping the skin surface free of old, excess oil and foreign material with the use of CellCeuticals Cleansers also promotes a healthy skin cell turnover; encouraging new cells to come to the surface allows the skin to be renewed and promotes faster healing of skin flaws.
Keeping the skin purified with CellCeuticals Cleansers also presents a fresh, open complexion that is more receptive to accepting and absorbing other skin care products. Toners, moisturizers and other treatments are often applied immediately after this step in skin care; CellCeuticals Cleansers helps make the entire skin care process become more effective.
A complexion that is fresh and cleaned of excess oils and impurities is one of the major goals of any skin care program. The formulas in CellCeuticals Cleansers help to achieve this, using technological advanced and clinically validated ingredients. All of the products in this line are dermatologist and ophthalmologist tested to be non-irritating and non-comedogenic. The CellCeuticals Cleansers do not contain sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) and are suitable for all skin types and ages.
Excess sebum, dead skin cells, dirt and pollutants and old makeup residue must be removed from the skin surface. This should be done without over-cleaning and removing the necessary level of skin oils and moisture. The ingredients in CellCeuticals Extremely Gentle Cleanser are effective, without being harsh or overly aggressive. This one-step cleanser effectively clears the skin surface and pores of the impurities that gather on a daily basis, but still leaves the skin moisturized and supple. While the clinically validated and tested ingredients cleanse the skin, wheat amino acids in the cleanser help to moisturize the skin tissues and smooth the surface. Glycerin is also used as a conditioner, to keep the skin cells well hydrated and to help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Lactic acid, a natural alpha hydroxy acid derived from milk, helps to promote exfoliation, to keep the skin surface clear of dead skin cells and speed up healing of skin flaws. Used on a daily basis, morning and night, this cleanser will help keep the complexion fresh.


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Hi! I have some questions about the scuba Equipment im about to order. Im looking for full scuba gear including BC Jacket, Regulator, Octo, Diving Computer, and Dry Suit. And my question is if i order all of them here, is it possible for u guys to assemble it all together and send it to me so i can use it right away? If yes do i have to buy hoses, which connect regulator to dry suit and octo, seperatly or does it come with it? please let me know if its possible. Thank you.
Hi! I have some questions about the scuba Equipment im about to order. Im looking for full scuba gear including BC Jacket, Regulator, Octo, Diving Computer, and Dry Suit. And my question is if i order all of them here, is it possible for u guys to assemble it all together and send it to me so i can use it right away? If yes do i have to buy hoses, which connect regulator to dry suit and octo, seperatly or does it come with it? please let me know if its possible. And if u guys dont do assemble there, can u guys send me a manual so i can assemble it by myself? And which parts, otherthan BC Jacket, Regulator, Octo, Diving Computer, and Dry Suit, do i need to buy to assemble it? Thank you.
The RS-530 regulator is one of the latest TUSA first and second stages that delivers excellent quality in an affordable, lightweight, travel-friendly system.
The balanced piston R-500 first stage is incredibly small and weighs only 720g. It has a full complement of four low-pressure and two high-pressure ports and is equipped with a quick adjustment screw that can easily be tuned for optimum performance.
Ortho-consciously designed mouthpiece
The new mouthpiece further enhances the comfort of bite, fit, and stability. Even with a light bite, a high level of stability is achieved so there is no fatigue from long periods of usage.
Breathing resistance adjustment knob
Respiration rate and air consumption rate vary greatly while diving according to environmental conditions (water depth, current, etc.) as well as the skill and physical condition of the diver. A necessary condition for safe and pleasant diving is natural breathing in correspondence to the circumstance at any given time. With the S-30 you simply rotate the flow adjustment knob on the side with its ideal click feeling for free control of the air supply volume according to your needs. The multiple thread screws permit speedy and fine adjustment from which you can appropriately sense resistance to exhaled air, to a condition in which you feel almost no resistance.
First stage (R-500)
> Lightweight 720g balanced piston first stage
> Quick adjustment screw for fine-tuning
> DIN conversion kit available (DIN-R500)
> Eligible for TUSA CARE Free Parts for Life Program
Second stage (S-30)
> Ortho-consciously designed mouthpiece
> Breathing resistance adjustment knob
> Chrome Trim Ring
> Eligible for TUSA CARE Free Parts for Life Program
Do not attempt to connect low pressure hoses to the high pressure ports with the use
of an adapter. Improper connection will cause damage to the equipment and could
result in serious personal injury. Low pressure components are not intended to
withstand pressures greater than 28Bar ≒(400 PSI). When installing your accessory
hoses, avoid damaging the O-ring. Tighten gently, but firmly into the first stage housing.
SCUBA complying with EN 250 are not intended for more than one user to breathe from
at the same time.
If SCUBA are configured and used by more than one diver at the same time, then the
cold water and breathing performances may not fulfil the requirements of EN 250.
Always connect the Octopus Regulator to the portmarked with SS. Connecting to any
other port is strictly prohibited.
1. Position the tank valve so the outlet points toward the diver.
2. Remove the dust cap from the first stage inlet and place the yoke (or DIN adaptor)
in the center of the cylinder valve connection.
3. Position the first stage body so that the second stage hose goes over the right
shoulder of the diver.
4. Hand-tighten the yoke screw or DIN adoptorscrew.
5. Check all the hose connections to the first and second stages. If they can be
loosened by hand, they should be tightened with a wrench before pressurizing.
6. Check the submersible pressure gauge to make sure it indicates zero pressure.
7. Open the tank valve slowly to gradually allow air into the regulator.
NOTE: During this operation, depress the second stage purge button to reduce
shock to the valve mechanism. Do not perform this operation in a cold environment
below 10°C (50°F). Performing this in a cold environment may cause "freeze-up" of
the regulator which can render it inoperable. If this occurs, you should contact a
TUSA authorized service center.
8. Check the submersible pressure gauge to ensure that it indicates the proper tank
9. Check the tank/regulator connection for leakage. If leakage exists, it may be caused
by incorrect mounting of the regulator on the tank valve, or by a damaged O-ring in
the tank valve.
10. To confirm that the regulator delivers air properly, first exhale through the
mouthpiece to blow any foreign matter out of the second stage, then inhale. A few
of these breathing cycles should immediately indicate proper function.
11. If you are using the second stage as an Octopus regulator, it is strongly recommended to utilize an Octopus plug to prevent any foreign matter from entering the
second stage through the mouthpiece.
12. When the second stage is not in your mouth, uncontrolled air delivery can take
place. This can be stopped by turning the second stage upside down and allowing
it to fill with water. Should the air delivery continue, abort the dive and have the
regulator inspected by a TUSA Authorized Service Center.
Providing the best possible preventative and routine maintenance before, after, and
between dives will help to ensure the maximum life of your TUSA Regulator. To achieve
this goal, there are a number of simple, yet important, routine maintenance procedures
that should be followed by the diver after each use of the equipment. The following
procedures should be diligently followed in order to obtain the maximum life and
serviceability from your regulator.
1. After each day of diving, the regulator must be cleaned, inspected, and prepared for
the next use, or for storage. As soon as the regulator is removed from the air
cylinder, reinstall the dust cap over the regulator inlet port. This cap is normally
attached to the First Stage and therefore has been under water. Be sure to dry all
the water out of this cap before securing it over the inlet port. Ensure that the O-ring,
if fitted, is in place inside the dust cap.
2. As soon as possible after diving, the regulator should be soaked in warm, not over
50°C (122°F) water to remove salt and mineral deposits.The preferred method is to
attach the regulator to a charged air cylinder, open the cylinder valve, and
thoroughly soak both the first and second stage regulators . Pay particular attention
to directing water into the mainspring cavity of the first stage regulator, the second
stage mouthpiece, and the holes in the second stage cover. Depress the purge
button several times while the regulator is submerged in water. Dry the regulator by
pressing on the purge button with the mouthpiece pointing down. Place the dust cap
in position in the yoke, or over the DIN screw.
Soaking regulator parts in warm water will remove more salt and mineral deposits
than will conventional rinsing. It will loosen deposits on interior components that
rinsing will not (If no charged air cylinder is available, follow the above procedure but
be very careful NOT to depress the purge button, or leave dust cap off, when the
regulator is submerged in water. Failure to do this will allow water to enter both
regulator stages and may result in internal corrosion).
Simply soak the entire exterior of the first stage thoroughly, and proceed as above
when cleaning the second stage.
3. Store in a clean equipment box, or as an alternative, seal inside a plastic bag. Store
in a clean dry place.
4. Lightly lubricate the yoke screw with silicone grease.
5. Never store the regulator while it is still connected to the diving cylinder.
6. Do not use any type of solvent to clean any part of the regulator. Do not expose any
part of the regulator to silicone spray, as some aerosol propellants attack or degrade
rubber and plastic material.
7. Do not carry the diving cylinder by the regulator as such abuse will eventually
damage the regulator or the cylinder valve. Do not expose the regulator to
unnecessary shocks or impact.


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The Yellow Jackets opened the cross country season on a high note with their first competition in Rapid City at the South Dakota School of Mines Invitational. In the men's race senior Allen Wood (Maple Valley, WA) broke away from the field at the three-mile mark and carried his lead across the finish line, winning the 8,000-meter race in a very good early season time of 26:18. From the gun, it was all Yellow Jackets as Wood and three teammates, Trent Waage (Aberdeen, SD), Cody Bordewyk (Fort Collins, CO), and Mike Nekuda (Hot Springs, SD), opened an early lead and set the pace that carried them to a 1st through 4th finish. Overall, the Yellow Jackets claimed 11 of the top 12 places, with only Jarred Rensvold of MSUB interrupting them in seventh. Other Yellow Jackets ahead of Rensvold included Mark Mazza (Cheyenne, WY), and Jesse Vrooman (Miller, SD). The men's team finished with a perfect score of 15 and an average 8K time of 27:20. South Dakota Tech placed second followed by Montana State-Billings.
In the women's race, sophomore All-American Kerry Washburn (Cheyenne, WY) broke to an early lead when she opened a gap between herself and her teammate Wendy O'Lexey (Rock Springs, WY) just before the two-mile mark. Washburn won the race in a time of 19:23, followed by O'Lexey with a time of 19:32. Junior Alicia Verhulst (Ralph, SD) and sophomore Shelli Scheffler (Lovell, WY) finished in the 3rd and 4th positions, and sophomore Katie Cook finished (Cheyenne, WY) 7th overall. The Lady Yellow Jackets finished with a score of 17 and an average 5k time of 20:32. Montana State-Billings placed second followed by South Dakota Tech and Rocky Mountain. Next up, the Yellow Jackets travel to Ft. Collins, Colorado to compete at the Colorado State Classic on September 15th.
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By David Jackson, USA TODAY
President Obama plans to nominate former U.S. Attorney Mary Jo White on Thursday to chair the Securities and Exchange Commission, White House officials said.
Two administration officials spoke on condition of anonymity in deference to Obama's formal announcement later on Thursday.
During the Bill Clinton administration, White served as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York. She specialized in white collar, a key reason for her selection as chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
During his 2:30 p.m. announcement, Obama plans to stress plans for aggressive enforcement of the new Wall Street regulations he signed into law during his first term


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Curtains & Drapes
Drapes & Curtains
Window treatments are a big part of living room and bedroom style and decor. Beautiful window coverings can become the focal point of any space in your home. Layer sheers or simple light colored curtains with blinds or shades for a causal style while offering privacy and giving a decorative accent to the room. Pair velvet drapes and sheers for an elegant and refined finish to the living room or bedroom.
Pottery Barn carries a variety of window treatment styles, colors, fabrics and lengths for a customized look. Measuring your windows correctly is crucial to selecting the length of your curtain panels, to ensure proper window measurement refer to our how-to guide, Hang A Drape. For additional help visit our design studio and when it is time to hang your curtains you can schedule an installation specialist to come to your home and properly install your window hardware.
For a cohesive look, coordinate the color and texture of throw pillows and area rugs with your window treatments. Accent pillows offer an easy seasonal update and cozy throw blankets are a welcome addition on any sofa or bed. Find window panels, decorative pillows and throws online and at your local Pottery Store.


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Kopperud: Educate Consumers
(LE MARS) --Celebrating agriculture in the Le Mars area and identifying the common link between the farm and business communities... that was the focus of the Le Mars Area Chamber of Commerce 17th Annual Agri-Business Luncheon earlier this week. However, focus shifted when the afternoon speaker took the stage.
Steve Kopperud is the executive vice-president of Policy Directions, Inc, a Washington D.C. based government relations/government communications firm. Steve is also the founder and past president of the Animal Industry Foundation, now the Animal Agriculture Alliance, an education foundation representing livestock and poultry producers, animal science, and agribusiness.
He very frankly told those in attendance at this week's Agri-Business Luncheon that farmers and ag-business supporters need to step up and educate consumers or we won't be able to celebrate much longer.
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Kopperud says that the major problem is that consumers are losing faith in farmers.
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Examples of those critics that Kopperud referred to were PETA and HSUS, the Humane Society of the United States.
Kopperud added that government regulations coming out of Washington, that are often times a result of misunderstanding and misinformation, will also continue to get in the way of the local farmer.
So what can farmers do to make sure the ag industry flourishes? Kopperud says get your face out there.
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(News report by Angela Drake of KLEM/Photo courtesy Dave Ruden, KLEM Operations Director)
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SDSU has its X factor back
LAS VEGAS It was the morning after San Diego State's signature moment of the season, a 55-34 victory at Viejas Arena against a New Mexico team that hadn't scored so few points in 36 years and would win the Mountain West by three games.
Xavier Thames was at his apartment, and his parents, in town for the game, came to visit him. They knocked on the door. There was a lapse before he answered it.
He didn't need to say anything, didn't need to wince, didn't need to grab his lower back in pain. Mothers just know these things, and Angie Thames knew her baby was hurting.
"It took me a while to get to the door and open it," Thames said, "and my mom was like, 'Xavier, you all right?' I said, 'No, my back is killing me, Mom.' I couldn't bend over. I could barely walk. It was bad."
He admits it. The thought seeped into his consciousness: Man, I don't think this is going to get any better. I might be done for the season.
Thames can punctuate the sentence with a smile now, standing inside the Thomas & Mack Center on the eve of the semifinals of the Mountain West tournament and a rematch with No. 15 New Mexico (6 p.m., CBS Sports Network). He still gets sore after games. He still hasn't recovered the fitness from not practicing for two months. But he can bend over fine, and he's not hobbling across the room to answer the door anymore.
On the stat sheet: He has scored 18 points in back-to-back games and double figures in three straight for the first time since December, before he reached for a pass in a Jan. 2 game against Cal State Bakersfield and felt a twinge in his lower back. In Wednesday's 73-67 win against Boise State in the Mountain West tournament quarterfinals, he also had season highs in rebounds (six) and assists (five).
At the press conference:
Boise State coach: "One of the things that maybe gets lost on San Diego State is they didn't have X for a lot of their games in January. That kid's really important to this team. If you add him to this team, they're a team that probably contends for the league title."
New Mexico coach Steve Alford: "I think he's the key … They've had some ups and downs during the year because of Thames not being healthy, and he seems to be very healthy now."
SDSU coach Steve Fisher: "He's our best defender. He's the guy that initiates all our offense, too. We're so much better when X plays."
JJ O'Brien: "Just huge for us. We've got our floor general back."
Thames had five points on 1-of-7 shooting and one assist in 23 minutes in the Jan. 26 game against New Mexico. After he woke up the next morning with "the worst pain I've felt in a long time – a long, long time," Thames met with Fisher, trainer Tom Abdenour and doctors, and they agreed three weeks of not practicing but trying to play games wasn't working.
They shut him down completely for two weeks.
The Aztecs lost their next game, 70-67 at Air Force, along with any realistic hope of contending for a conference title. It was a calculated decision, though, knowing that a healthy X in March was more valuable than a hobbled X in February.
Tapley bailed out the Aztecs in the next game, draining a 3-pointer with 2.8 seconds left to beat Boise State at home. Thames has played in all nine games since, gradually increasing his minutes, gradually increasing his fitness, gradually increasing his confidence.


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Hi there.
When SSL scanning is enabled in my Virus Program, Zimbra Desktop displays the following error... "Invalid or untrusted server SSL certificate". It turns out that this problem is related to my upgrade to Version Eight of Avast Internet Security. I had the same problem with Mozilla Thunderbird
According to Avast, I need to import the avast certificate into my email program.
I did it to T-bird and the problem went away. Now I need to know how to do that to ZD.
Thanks in advance,
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text: I have been using a rock for many years and it has worked nicely as long as its done right. I always throw just one rock about the size of a marble a good distance away from the buck or bull, preferrably on the side he isnt facing. That faint sound gets their attention but they normally don't bust. They stare in the direction waiting for movement and when they don't see anything bucks tend to get nervous and stand up for a better view. Bulls can either stand up or go back to sleep which obviously requires a follow up rock. If you throw more than one at a time, they definitely come busting out. Just my two cents.


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Hi, I did installation on centos 6 , I need help to setup mx records to send and recieve mails internally and vexternally ( gmail,yahoo,other). I did local dns server also.
I need to know, how do i setup mx records with my ISP and local mx records?
Do i need to forward ISP IP on DNS servers?


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Hey all-
The Zimbra team is working hard on Zimbra 6.0 (codename Guns and Roses GNR). There are a ton of new features in it, and it's taking a bit longer than anticipated.
The new date for Beta 1 of 6.0 is 03/30/09. We'll update pm.zimbra.com accordingly.
Be sure to keep your eye on there for future updates.


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In between lounging at the pool and sleeping during my Thanksgiving vacation in Florida, I stumbled upon Serena Williams' no-so-bad guest spot on a recent MadTV episode.
ReRe stars as tennis superhero Black Racket who gets an emergency call from US President-elect Barack Obama during a practice session with sidekick Ping Pong. Obama's "balls" have been stolen by a Russian tennista (Sveta maybe?) and he puts her on the case.
I'm thinking Black Racquet's outfit is definitely from ReRe's personal wardrobe - the cape gives it away. And pay special attention to the special appearance by Amelie Mauresmo and her power thighs.
LOVE IT, so CHECK IT:
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
VIDEO VAULT: Superhero Serena battles Amelie for Barack's balls
Labels: Serena Williams, tennis, video
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They put this Russian tennis player in one of Masha's dresses lol! How subtle, Serena lmaoReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 25, 2008 at 6:00 PM
I understand the Sharapova snide reference, since they obviously don't get along, but why be bitchy with such a nice player as Mauresmo? That was unnecesary. And Serena should look at herself in the mirror at least once in her life.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 25, 2008 at 10:51 PM
Anon this was a Parody and besides, Mad TV were the ones behind it.ReplyDelete
P.S. "Amelie Mauresmo" looked way more like sveta.
- AnonymousNovember 26, 2008 at 10:09 AM
Racist and unfunny parody.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 26, 2008 at 3:14 PM
A parody doesn't have to be insulting or aggressive, it has to be funny, and this one is not. Besides, Serena agreed to do it, she wasn't forced to.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 28, 2008 at 9:22 PM
This is disgusting. Serena should be ashamedReplyDelete
I have to say, I came here expecting the worst - and had to lower my standards. What was the motivation behind such an unprovoked attack on one of sport's most decent human beings? Amélie has never done anything to warrant this kind of abuse from her fellow players; this kind of cheap shot is disgraceful and if Serena had any concept of integrity she would be thoroughly ashamed of herself. Sadly, I don't hold out too much hope for that.ReplyDelete
Humor is no excuse, because what little humor there was to begin with vanished the moment the people behind this vid - including Serena - started demeaning other people. If Serena was ok with making a fool of herself on MadTV, that's fine. Making a fool of yourself without hurting anyone else isn't a bad thing: it can be a sign of being secure about yourself, of humility and maturity and a sense of humor. If, however, you feel the need to belittle someone else in the process...
I have no doubt that this stunt will win Serena points with her fans and with a certain section of her US audience. For the rest of the world, though, it's an embarrassment and yet another indication of Serena's utter lack of couth.
There's only one person who's shown in a bad light here, and she's neither Russian nor French.
- AnonymousNovember 30, 2008 at 12:33 PM
I totally agree with Sapph.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 1, 2008 at 9:37 AM
Many of us in the States are fully aware of Serena's lack of class. She's always been arrogant and annoying. Nothing new to me!ReplyDelete


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The mystery of who shot Mr Burns is solved, and the guilty man or woman or baby faces justice. Meanwhile, Lisa uncovers the dark truth about Jebediah Springfield, while Police Chief Wiggum and Snake get the Pulp Fiction treatment in Herman's basement.
Episode 1 - Who Shot Mr Burns? (Part Two)
Mr Burns' mystery attacker is finally revealed. There's a shock confession, and Homer has a clear motive: but could the truth be even more bizarre?
Episode 2 - Radioactive Man
Bart auditions to play Fallout Boy when Springfield is chosen as the location for Rainier Wolfcastle's big-screen adaptation of Radioactive Man
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Homer and Marge are sent to Bad Parent School when Bart catches head lice and Lisa loses her shoes...
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Lisa turns vegetarian after petting a lamb, but can't find anyone in Springfield who shares her sensibilities, except for Apu and his friends Paul and Linda McCartney
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Episode 15 - Bart the Fink
Bart gets Krusty the Clown busted for tax evasion, then Krusty disappears in a mysterious plane crash
Episode 16 - Lisa the Iconoclast
Lisa finds out that Springfield's founder was a murderous pirate who tried to assassinate George Washington, and decides her fellow citizens should know the truth
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