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I recently volunteered myself to be one of the three My Telegraph bloggers to take part in this forthcoming debate and so, if the remainder of this blog post invalidates my application, well, so be it, that will be your loss – not mine.
Regular readers of this blog will be aware that I have never been able to respond to comments and/or post comments on other peoples blogs on this site; unless I have been using someone else's computer. I have tried everything I could to resolve this problem but it is, very clearly, specific to this website and to my laptop.
Therefore, reluctantly, I am bowing to the inescapable logic that I must move my blog (rather than buy a new laptop). However, since I am not doing this because of any deficiency with regard to this site or the people who inhabit it (although you do generally seem to be climate change sceptics), I hope that the Age of Energy debate organisers will not hold this against me (i.e. can I still be involved if my blog is hosted elsewhere)?
If the answer is "No", I will understand. However, in the interests of future reference, I do not intend to delete this blog (and therefore hope it will not be deleted by the powers-that-be). Nevertheless, if this is going to be "the end of a beautiful relationship", I would just like to put a few things on-the-record:
(1) Given that this website is allied to what is arguably one of the best broadsheet newspapers in the UK; I have been greatly disappointed by the general reliance upon conspiratorial assertions that anthropogenic climate change (AGW) is a myth.
(2) Given that the readers of this newspaper – and presumably this website too – cannot all be mad, bad or (indeed) of superior intelligence; the most likely explanation is that you are generally ideologically prejudiced against accepting the reality of AGW.
(3) Given that I am genuinely Conservative by nature, I hope that our present government is successful in getting this country back on its feet after 13 dreadful years of socialist misrule. However, I am also very disappointed and fearful of what the future holds because, widespread scepticism regarding the reality of AGW acts as a major hindrance to progress being made.
(4) Given that the Merchants of Doubt have perpetuated needless debate for far too long already, I hope that they will soon admit defeat; just as they have had to do with all such previous campaigns to deny various health risks and environmental problems.
In the interim, I will be pursuing my personal campaign to help the real and present danger of Limits to Growth (including AGW) to be accepted faster than it may otherwise do, on my new lackofenvironment blog; hosted on the WordPress website itself. However, if you should choose not to follow me there, have a nice life; and I hope your children and grandchildren will forgive you for your selfish refusal to acknowledge that future generations of human beings ought to have had the same rights as you.


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I worked 1 half day this week and I may have Friday off as well. I've been getting paid to drink and have sex, good times. In my defense I have been doing paperwork at home.
Fun story, got so drunk with this Korean girl last night that I repeirced all my earring holes. Needless to say my ears hurt...haha How are you assholes holding up?

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text: Full-day floor debate begins next week.By Russ PankoninThe Imperial Republican During his weekly teleconference call Tuesday, 44th District Sen. Mark Christensen of Imperial said things are moving at a snail's pace in the Legislature. He places much of the responsibility for that on Sen. Ernie Chambers of Omaha. When Chambers doesn't like a bill, he tacks on enough amendments to a bill to insure that debate lasts for the full eight hours before a vote to end debate and act on the bill can occur. This week, Chambers didn't like LB 613 from Sen. Paul Schumacher of Columbus. LB 613 would establish the Tax Modernization Commission, whose purpose is to continually review and recommend updates to Nebraska's tax code in response to changing economies. On Tuesday, Christensen said another four hours of floor debate would have to occur before any action could be taken. He said that Chambers has already conceded that the bill will likely move forward but seems to want to drag it out as much as possible. Christensen said that if Chambers continues with these tactics for the remainder of the session, a lot of bills won't get heard. In addition to the 49 priority bills from senators, there's another 25 priority bills from the speaker and that doesn't include committee priority bills. Christensen said the speaker has already indicated that he doubts they will get through all of the senators' 49 priority bills.Full-day Debate Next Week One thing that will make a difference in the progress, Christensen said, will be the start of full-day debate on the Legislature floor next week. Thus far, the body has only met in the mornings with committee meetings in the afternoons. This marks the final week for committee hearings. Christensen said he has two bills scheduled for hearing this week, LB 335 and LB 352. Both are gun-related bills. LB 335 would allow gun owners to store a gun in a vehicle parked in a public parking lot. The gun must be out of sight, either in the vehicle or the trunk, and the vehicle or trunk must be locked. Christensen said he doesn't believe Second Amendment gun rights should be infringed in a personal vehicle. LB 352 would require any entity that prohibits concealed weapons to properly post notice. This is to protect a gun owner with a concealed-carry permit who may not otherwise know a concealed weapon is not allowed into a specific building. As originally proposed, the sign posted at entryways was to be 8.5 x 11 inches. However, Christensen said committee members became "unglued" at the size being that large. The bill was amended in committee, requiring the sign to be at least 3 x 5 inches in size. He noted his bill on human trafficking, LB 314, will be rolled into LB 255, a speaker priority bill introduced by Sen. Amanda McGill. Her bill targets human sex trafficking of children. LB 314 addresses escort services and permitting of those businesses, which are known for connections to prostitution and other criminal activity.


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If you're a homer fan who is to bias to be objective, this probably won't be an effective debate for you to partake in.
In my opinion, Brady and Peyton aren't that different in the playoffs and Flacco is a good QB.
First, with Brady and Peyton:
Both are great QBs. But for some reason, everytime Peyton loses in the playoffs he's labeled as a choke, and every time Brady loses, people always take things into context (Well this guy dropped this pass, or that defense couldn't get stops, etc). I get one is 9-12 in the playoffs and the other is 17-7...but those are team records, not solely QB records.
Mannings last 4 one and done's:
Ravens, well they went on to beat the Patriots. Manning through the game losing pick, but at least he put the position in a great chance to win the game in the 4th quarter. Can't say the same about Brady.
Jets, Brady ended up losing to them too. Can argue who played better. Manning had a higher rating and QBR (Brady had an 9.8), take that how you want. Neither played great
Chargers, Brady actually won the game, but Manning played better and scored more points. Volek finished the game to beat the Colts while the Pats beat Rivers who was playing on a torn ACL.
Steelers, Brady didn't play them in the playoffs but he beat them in the regular season. Steelers went on to win the Super Bowl (even if there was some health from the refs). But they were a legitimate team.
Chargers in '08 was bad as they were an 8-8 team.
The early parts of their playoff careers is what will largely define them. I'm not going to say Manning would have won three Super Bowls with the Pats, because that may not be true, but Brady did drop into a better situation. Entire careers are important to judge. Players are most critically judged not by their play when they're first coming into the league or when they're old and on their way out but during their prime years. Brady and Peyton's playoff success during their prime years is largely similar. Manning has thrown a game losing INT in the Super Bowl which is super unclutch. But in last years Super Bowl, Brady had the lead in the fourth quarter and had two drives to win the game. One ended in an INT, the other in a punt (I won't count the desperation drive). Brady has 3 rings to Mannings 1 and that's what you play for. But Super Bowls are team achievements, not just QB. I still like Brady more than Manning, but I wouldn't say he's out of his league.
As with Flacco. I think he's good, I have to admit. For those who haven't seen my other posts, Flacco is my least QB in the league. He's played very well in his last two post seasons. Has he outplayed Brady? Contextually speaking, they play against different defenses, one is pretty good with veteran leadership and the other one is made of swiss cheese. However, if you believe Brady outplayed Manning in the '03 and '04 playoffs, then you have to argue Flacco outplayed Brady. If Flacco plays well Sun (win or lose) then I think he deserves a spot in the same tier of QBs as Eli Manning and Big Ben. IMO. He's inconsistent, but he makes up for that by coming up big in big moments.
Tier 1: Brady, Brees, Rodgers, P. Manning
Tier 2: Big Ben, Eli
I'm open to hearing counter arguments! But please, be as objective as you can. I'm sure I'll get bashed by some people but whatever. I'm willing to change my stances if I hear valid arguments. I'm not the type of person that ignores arguments that prove me wrong.
Also, before people starting sarcastically saying, "Yeah, let's totally trade Brady for Alex Smith". I never said Brady sucks, I said he's a top 3 QB. Just saying he doesn't play significantly better than Manning in the playoffs.


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Domestic Terrorism in Wisconsin
There's trouble brewing in Wisconsin's Northwoods. It's already ugly and a lot of us fear it's going to get a lot worse. At issue is a proposed iron mine that is in the early permitting process. It took a hard fought legislative victory to even get to the point where state-mandating testing could take place. But now the mere presence of miners in the Badger | Read More »


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|Members boast of 4-H benefits
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Phillips County 4-H'ers are celebrating National 4-H week Oct. 6-12. The program offers benefits for participants of all ages as life skills can be gained through the activities.
Phillips County has five clubs involved in 4-H—Better Beef Makers, Challengers, Holyoke Centennial, Paoli Hustlers and Raising Ranchers.
With 4-H in its 103rd year, members from Phillips County came forward to express what they love about 4-H.
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As a member of 4-H from the age of 8-19, Phillips County 4-H program associate Kindra Plumb had an opportunity to see the benefits that being involved in the program can offer.
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Royals agree to terms with Betemit and Pena, non-tender Fields
The Royals announced that the club has reached agreements with infielder Wilson Betemit and catcher Brayan Pena on Major League contracts for 2011, avoiding arbitration. Consistent with club policy, terms of the agreements were not disclosed. In addition, the Royals announced that infielder Josh Fields will not be tendered a 2011 Major League contract.
The 29-year old Betemit batted .297 with 13 home runs and 43 RBI in 84 games after having his contract selected from Triple-A Omaha on May 25. The switch-hitter batted .265 in 29 games with Omaha. Betemit holds a .266 batting average in 600 Major League games since his debut with Atlanta in 2001.
Pena, 28, posted a .253 average in 60 games while serving as KC's backup catcher in 2010. The switch-hitter batted .320 with 15 RBI over his final 28 games and was named A.L. Player of the Week for September 6-12. He holds a .253 lifetime average in 195 Major League games.
Fields, who turns 28 on December 14, missed most of 2010 after undergoing labral surgery on his right hip. He batted .306 (15-for-49) in 13 games after being activated from the 60-day disabled list on September 1. He was acquired from the Chicago White Sox on November 5, 2009.
The move to non-tender Fields places Kansas City's 40-man Major League roster at 39.


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Internet Telephony has just awarded IBM a 2009 Product of the Year Award for IBM Lotus Sametime Unified Telephony. "IBM has proven its commitment to quality and excellence while addressing real needs in the marketplace," said Rich Tehrani, CEO, TMC. "We're happy to recognize and honor IBM for their development of IP communications technology. We look forward to more innovative solutions from them in the future." A complete list of Product of the Year winners is published in the February 2010 issue of INTERNET TELEPHONY magazine (www.itmag.com). For more information about TMC, please visit TMCnet.com.
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The Zimbra Team is pleased to announce: The Zimbra Collaboration Suite version 5.0.5!
As always, we strongly encourage you to make a full backup before performing any server maintenance. Backup and Restore Articles - Zimbra :: Wiki
Some key enhancements:
Bug 22561 - No REST/HTML UI to list folder contents of publicly shared briefcase folder
Bug 9469 - ZCS Mailbox Server Proxy Alpha > Beta status
Bug 26624 - Use zip files for shared blobs of a full backup made with --zip option
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Bug 18116 - Show BCC field option
A beta Mac OS X v10.5 (Leopard) Open Source build!
-Thanks in advance to the community for testing this new platform - an NE build is in the works. Your continued show of interest is valued & you can add your votes/tagged ticket requests to Bug 21441 - Requesting Apple-Server (10.5, leopard) support for ZCS
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Bug 21390 - Per-appointment reminder support in web client
Additional details can be found at PMweb or see Bugzilla.
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HAEBERLE, Rev. John F., of Ben Avon, died peacefully, on July 9, 2013 at the age of 78.
Rev. Haeberle, was the beloved husband of Frances Haeberle; and the loving father of Charles "Chuck" (Carol) Haeberle.
A graduate of Ohio University and Drew Theological Seminary with a Bachelors of Divinity, Pastor Haeberle served the Trinity Lutheran Church of Avalon from 1991 until his retirement in 2000.
Most recently he served as pastor at Holy Emanuel Lutheran Church, North Side, Pittsburgh from 2000 until 2013.
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Soccer roundup: Winfield boys top Capital 5-1; GW edges Cabell Midland
Capital took a 1-0 lead before Winfield scored five unanswered goals to defeat the Cougars 5-1 in boys soccer Thursday.
Steven Taylor scored twice for the Generals (13-4-2) while Tyler Duty, Hunter Sheldon and Connor Grant each added goals, with Preston Sheldon accounting for three assists.
Keenan Barbazette scored for Capital (5-8-4).
Kaitlyn Murphy, Alex Blankenship, Brooke Rumbaugh and Hayden Buchko also posted goals for the Warriors (10-9-1).
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NHRA Museum Twilight Cruise - Web ExclusiveWritten by on September 22, 2008
I'm fortunate that once a month (April to December) on my way home from the office I can swing by the NHRA Museum on the first Wednesday of the month and check out their Twilight Cruise. Although I'll see many of the same cars there month after month, it never ceases to amaze me when I find several new really cool ones that I don't see any where else. Here are just a few that I've snapped at a couple cruises this summer.


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Cash Saver has kicked off its 1st Annual Hunger Knows No Season program. The store is asking customers to buy $5 bags of staple goods that will be distributed by Wesley House this holiday season.
"This is extremely important to us," said Mary Ann Shook of Wesley House. "We are seeing over a thousand families already that have signed up for thanksgiving and Christmas we're still taking applications for. And the need is tremendous this year. We're seeing more first-timers than ever before."
Store representatives say they hope the program can help the needy in our community, by those who can giving just a little.
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Though their ballers didn't fare so well in Miami, Fila's fashion game turn returned to its winning ways.
The sports apparel brand went back into their archives to launch the Fila Heritage line at this week's Sony Ericsson Open. This line comes courtesy of the Spring 2009 collection and harks back to the heydays of the 1970's when Bjorn Borg's iconic look (LOVE), which featured signature Italian styling, brought the brand some of its greatest popularity. This time, however, the gear gets the 21st century treatment with state of the art performance fabrications.
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Opening the safety valve
International | India allows "untouchables" protest, but the "cute little event" tells much about religious freedom in the world's largest democracy
They came lugging bloated legs and displaying open sores. They came hungry, carrying dirty sacks full of all their worldly goods. India's lower caste "untouchables" hobbled from public transportation into a New Delhi stadium on Nov. 4 for a day of public empowerment. They came to convert en masse to Buddhism as a protest against decades of discrimination at the hands of the country's ruling Hindu elites.
Between 50,000 and 100,000 Dalits, the political term for lower-caste Hindus, arrived from all over the country at Ambedkar Bhavan, a walled and cramped public meeting place named for a Dalit forefather who led the conversion of half a million Dalits to Buddhism in 1956.
Ignoring the day's sweltering heat and threats from police, the poor arrived from across the country, many with heads already shaved in the tonsured style of Buddhist monks. Then, in unified, solemn gestures, they took 22 vows before a bronze Buddha. If India's constitution cannot protect them from indignity, their actions said, perhaps conversion to a new religion will.
As public relations, the event was a fiasco. Its chief organizer, a New Delhi tax commissioner named Ram Raj, boasted ahead of time that 1 million Dalits would attend. Less than 10 percent of that number actually showed. Mr. Raj also agreed to share the platform with India's Christian leaders and encouraged them to seek converts as well. They seized upon the political momentum leading into the rally and announced that they hoped to see at least 20,000 Dalits abandon Hinduism for Christianity.
Their projections fell flat, too. In response to last-minute threats from India's two controlling Hindu political parties known as BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party) and VHP (Vishwa Hindu Parishad), Mr. Raj minimized the Christian presence. Three church leaders joined Mr. Raj on the dais and had a brief opportunity to address the crowd; but in the end no Dalits publicly professed faith in Christ.
After four years of planning by Mr. Raj, the event began to unravel only days before it was to begin. Labeling it part of "a Christian conspiracy," VHP politicians called a press conference on Oct. 25 to demand that Delhi police stop the rally. They demanded an investigation of Mr. Raj and his suspension from the tax commission. They called for the arrest of John Dayal, general secretary of the All India Council of Churches.
Evidence available on the Internet "points towards a major conspiracy by the Christian missionary leadership at the international level," said VHP spokesman Rajendra Chaddha. "We have nothing against Buddhism," he told reporters, but his party would stand against "an attempt to get Dalits to convert to Christianity."
Indian columnist Bharat Putra poked at the government: "In this country and elsewhere, Christians have been accused of many things, from mass murder to mass conversion, but it was the first time that they were accused of aiding and abetting conversion to another religion."
Local police and Hindu authorities sided with the Hindu politicians. At first publicly outlawing the event altogether, under court order they eventually allowed it to go forward with a changed venue. Instead of gathering at New Delhi's larger Ram Lila stadium, as planned, the Dalits had to settle for the smaller grounds at Ambedkar Bhavan, which is within yards of the offices of a Hindu nationalist group, the RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh).
On the morning of Nov. 4, police stopped buses en route to the new location and delayed trains with stops in its vicinity. Some Dalits said police told them the rally had been canceled and turned them away. Organizers say those tactics explain the lowered turnout.
Mr. Raj buckled, too. He wrote a letter disavowing his liaison with Christian organizations to the Indian founder of Colorado Springs-based Bibles for the World, Rochunga Pudaite. Mr. Pudaite was to be one of the Christian leaders participating on Nov. 4 and had used his base in the United States to enlist prayer for the event.
Copies of his press material apparently turned up in the hands of Hindu politicians, who in turn told journalists that Mr. Raj intended to allow a dozen truckloads of Christian literature into the stadium. Mr. Raj wrote Mr. Pudaite: "I had not asked you to baptize anyone, including myself on November 4th or any other day and you had not been asked to invite people to join Christianity on that day. I have not permitted [you] to distribute any books on that day at the ceremony. I had been working hard for four years to mobilize the people for Buddhism."
In addition to serving as a tax official, Mr. Raj heads a massive political movement in support of Dalits. In that capacity he has long worked with Christian leaders to combat discrimination and poverty visited on the lower castes. Mr. Raj wrote the foreword to a book by Christian apologist Vishal Mangalwadi (Touch Thy Neighbor: Stories and Reflections on Untouchability). In it he acknowledges India's debt to Christian missionaries for providing civic structure and education, particularly among the Dalits. But he disavowed Christianity itself, saying, "Buddhism is adequate religion to meet the requirements of my country."
At the rally, Mr. Raj was the first to convert. Head shaved, he stepped forward to receive sangha-diksha, a Buddhist initiation rite, along with his wife, two children, and several co-workers. He also announced he was changing his name to Udit Raj.
Mr. Mangalwadi told WORLD that neither he nor most church leaders felt betrayed by the Dalit leader. Mr. Mangalwadi attended the rally and planned to meet with Mr. Raj the day after his conversion. "Ram Raj had to choose between keeping his Buddhist base intact or keeping his commitment to Christian leaders. He opted to side with those who opposed Christian conversions all along," Mr. Mangalwadi said.
He warned Mr. Raj to be wary of the Hindu majority's acceptance of his conversion. "Hindus see this as a safety valve. Buddhist conversions are permitted, Christian are not," he said. Local newspapers the day after the rally, according to Mr. Mangalwadi, portrayed the conversions to Buddhism "as a cute little event, a ceremony." He said he told Mr. Raj, "Only if you become what you are not allowed to become, then it is a statement of freedom."
Dalit protest is as old as India itself. Although India's 1949 constitution and many laws enacted since attempted to free lower castes and integrate them into secular society, Hindu prohibitions have proved more durable. Public-sector quotas allow Dalits to hold jobs in government and to participate in the political process.
Like racial quotas in the United States, they have only institutionalized Dalit status. "You cannot take the benefits of being low-caste and walk away from the indignity of being low-caste at the same time," said Mr. Mangalwadi. Most Dalits today must live in separate settlements, draw water from separate pumps or wells, refrain from entering temples, and refrain from dining with the upper castes. In the streets, Dalits are made to wash and use separate tea glasses from upper-caste Hindus.
Social reformers popularized the term "dalit"-from a Sanskrit word meaning to split or crack open-for untouchables in the 19th century. Bhimrao Ambedkar applied the term to a political movement to enfranchise the lower castes after India gained independence from Britain in 1947. He borrowed the concept of conversion from Christian missionaries because he saw a radical departure from Hinduism as a powerful tool to overthrow the old social order.
With conversion, then as now, came sacrifice: leaving Hinduism means losing face, as well as family and career ties in most cases. Ironically, Buddhism attracted Mr. Ambedkar as an alternative because Christians from upper castes "closed the door on him," according to Joseph D'Souza, president of the All India Christian Council.
With the conversion movement reincarnated under Mr. Raj, the equation should be different, Mr. D'Souza believes. Christians, like Dalits, have in recent years come under increasing persecution from the Hindu majority, "so it is a natural alliance."
Even so, Mr. D'Souza, who spoke at the Nov. 4 rally, said beforehand he would not consent to baptize Dalits who might profess conversion to Christianity until they could be received into Christian communities and receive biblical teaching: "We must not make it look like this will happen in one day."
Mr. D'Souza expected converts on Nov. 4 but told WORLD before the event that his group's approach to the Dalits would remain the same, no matter how the numbers fell. "If they become Christians or not we will love them. We have taken all the care to make sure that our motive is Christ-like love, working toward giving them dignity as a human being."
To that end, 500 Christian volunteers moved among the untouchables, serving them refreshments even as they took Buddhist vows. The volunteers arrived at 5 a.m. to prepare hot tea. Later in the day they handed out over 8,000 lunches, along the way making conversation and arranging future visits with some.
Mr. Mangalwadi said that was one of several reasons for the Christian presence. "It was sad to see people bowing before Buddha and calling him lord," he said, "but I felt we needed to press the confrontation. There is no religious freedom in India. This event let the government make the statement with their police action, and with the national media watching."


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Grandma in a Tree - Wordless Wednesday
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7 comments:
- Michelle Goodrum said...
I'd love to know the rest of the story too! You don't see prim and proper looking ladies like these climbinb trees every day!
- August 17, 2011 at 11:08 AM
- Kristin said...
I do not have any photos of my grandmother in a tree. More's the pity.
- August 17, 2011 at 7:05 PM
- Greta Koehl said...
I am envious - how neat to have a grandmother who climbed trees!
- August 17, 2011 at 10:47 PM
- Joan said...
Don't care what it meant, tho t'would be nice to know the backstory --- but loved the pic.
- August 18, 2011 at 7:26 PM
- Heather Rojo said...
Ooooh, what a great photo! Thanks so much for sharing it...
- August 19, 2011 at 11:47 PM
- my Heritage Happens said...
Wonderful photo! So very unique! Thanks for sharing!
- August 20, 2011 at 4:38 PM
- imagespast said...
Funny you should ask - yes, I DO have a picture of my granny up a tree, strangely enough... it's at
Now, if only she had left a detailed diary of the events, the picture would be complete! Jo
- August 21, 2011 at 1:36 PM


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MANHATTAN, Kan. – K-State will look to shake off the effects of a three-game slide on Saturday afternoon, as the Wildcats travel to No. 25/24 Iowa State for a 1 p.m., tipoff in Hilton Coliseum. Saturday's game will mark the start of five road games in the final eight of the Big 12 regular season. Kansas State will look end a four-game skid in Hilton Coliseum.
Saturday afternoon's game will be available on the radio through the K-State Sports Network and for free online at kstatesports.com/allaccess. Handling the play-by-play will be the award-winning Brian Smoller and former Wildcat Kristin Waller will provide the color analysis. Fans can also follow the free live stats at kstatesports.com and receive updates on Twitter by following @kstate_gameday.
Kansas State (12-10, 3-7 Big 12) used a strong second half to close the gap with No. 23/19 Oklahoma, but the Sooners held off the Wildcats for the 11th straight time, 74-68. Haley Texada led K-State with a career-high 25 points as she was 10-of-18 shooting and hit three shots from beyond the arc. Texada has scored 20 or more points four times this season, with all of them coming in league action. The sophomore from Frisco, Texas, is averaging 23.0 points on a .472 field goal percentage in the last two games. For the season, she is second on the team and 14th in the Big 12 this season with a scoring average of 12.7 points per game.
Texada was joined in double figures by Mariah White and Brittany Chambers with 15 and 14 points, respectively. Chambers posted her 12th career double-double and second straight, as she led the team with 11 rebounds. In the last two games, Chambers is averaging 14.0 points and 11.0 rebounds. For the season, Chambers - a Senior CLASS Award finalist - is among the top-10 in the league in seven statistical categories including: second in the Big 12 in scoring (18.7 ppg), eighth in rebounding (7.5 rpg) and paces the league in minutes played (35.9 mpg).
With three assists, she will move into 10th on the K-State career assists list. With this accomplishment, Chambers will become just the third player in school history to rank among the top-10 in scoring, rebounding and assists.
In addition to her 15 points, White dished out six assists and pocketed a pair of steals. The senior from Midwest City, Okla., needs seven assists to become the fourth player in the program's history with 400 assists. She also needs four steals to move into ninth on the K-State career list. In four of the last five games, White has reached double digits in scoring and is averaging 11.0 points, 5.6 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 3.0 steals during those five games.


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International Services Home > Information About Life & Study in St. Louis > Health & Wellness
Health Insurance
All international students, scholars, and their dependents must have adequate health insurance for the duration of their stay in the United States. Neither the U.S. government nor the University pays for medical care. You may purchase insurance through agencies in your home country, agencies in the U.S., from your embassy, or you may enroll in the University's student health plan. Enrollment in an adequate plan must occur either before or shortly after your arrival. If you decide to purchase health insurance from Saint Louis University upon your arrival, your coverage will begin on the first day of classes. You may also purchase supplemental insurance that will provide coverage from the time you arrive in the United States until your coverage begins with Saint Louis University. Saint Louis University has coordinated a policy through Lockton Companies for this supplemental coverage.
Saint Louis University health insurance charges are automatically applied to your semester bill unless you complete a health insurance waiver form and show proof of personal insurance, in which case the SLU insurance fee is waived.
If you would like information about the University's student health insurance, please visit the University Health Plan website or stop by the office of Student Health and Counseling in Marchetti Towers East, lower level.
Immunization Record and Personal Health History
All students must provide a record of the immunizations they have received and a health history questionnaire.
Download the required health forms here.
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Student Health
(314) 977 2323
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Good health is important! Contact Student Health or University Counseling if you have questions or concerns about your physical or mental health or if you would like information about ongoing educational programs.
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If you require emergency treatment, call 911 immediately and arrange for ambulance transportation to the nearest hospital.
In case of a medical crisis, a Saint Louis University nurse is on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. A nurse can be reached at 314-977-2323 after 5:00pm on weekdays, weekends, and holidays.
In the Event of a Mental Health Emergency
A counselor is on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. A counselor can be reached at 314-977-8255 for any mental health emergencies.
If emergency treatment is needed, call 911 immediately and arrange for ambulance transportation to the nearest hospital.
Eating Right
An important part of staying healthy is eating a nutritious and balanced diet. Finding the right foods in a new country may be difficult.
It may be helpful to find some traditional foods from home, especially when you first arrive. International student clubs and other students on campus can tell you where to shop for food items from your home country.
If you have special dietary requirements, the campus cafeteria may be able to accommodate you. Be sure to check with the food-service director if you do not readily find the foods you need. It is perfectly acceptable to be assertive when looking for a diet that meets your needs and preferences.
Exercise also can contribute to good health. If you exercise regularly, you will get sick less often, have more energy, and feel less stressed. SLU's Simon Recreational Center is one of the finest recreational facilities in the Midwest, featuring squash and racquetball courts, three multipurpose aerobic rooms, six basketball courts, a swimming pool, diving well and whirlpool, and locker rooms with saunas and showers. Admission to Simon Recreation Center is free with a valid SLU ID card.
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Although some Americans smoke, many do not and may object to people smoking around them. Because smoking and second-hand smoke have been proven dangerous, many restaurants and public buildings do not permit smoking. All university buildings are smoke-free. When you visit someone's home, always ask for permission before smoking.
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Driving after drinking is a very serious offense in the U.S. and the consequences are severe. Be sure always to designate a driver who has not consumed alcohol.
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10th Annual Syracuse Nationals - A Decade Of Rockin' The Right CoastWritten by Chuck Vranas on November 23, 2009 10th Annual Syracuse Nationals
We all know what happens when you send a snowball rolling down a mountainside. With that thought in mind, the 10th Syracuse Nationals once again brought numbers of noteworthy hot rods, customs, muscle cars, and restos together for one of the hottest horsepower festivals on the right coast.
Once rodders checked into the host hotel for their credentials, it was time to hit the fairgrounds. The setting for the event is contained within the enormous New York State Fairgrounds (encompassing 360 acres) with loads of nostalgic buildings, horse barns, tree-lined roads, and plenty of honky-tonk character; typical of vintage fairgrounds.
After finding that perfect parking spot, you had a chance to head off and explore just what makes this venue so magical. With hundreds of vendors lining the roadways, as well as inside many of the numerous buildings, it was a perfect time to stop by and check out some of the hottest offerings available. Well-known manufacturers, like DuPont, Lokar, Unisteer, Cool-Flex Motorsports, and Borgeson Universal, were all on hand to talk tech and possible applications for your rod or custom. Factory Five Racing had plenty of staff on hand to help showcase each model they offer, especially their new '33 hot rod. There were informative tech seminars held by Lokar, Haun Welding, Brad Penn Lubricants, and DHP Consulting to entertain visitors and treat them with vast product knowledge. If that wasn't enough, the team from Syracuse Nationals had more than one surprise in store for anyone feeling nostalgic. The original Batman and Cat Woman (Adam West and Julie Newmar), were on hand throughout the weekend to meet with their legions of loyal fans. You also had the chance to meet one of hot roddings sweethearts, Candy Clark, who is perhaps best known for her role in American Graffiti.
On Friday there was a specially designated area known as the "Old Skool Roundup" that offered preferred parking for traditional hot rods and customs. This created a culture-fueled mini-venue for car owners complete with live rockabilly music provided by Jam Bones, El Kabong, and It's My Party. Running the entire day, the Roundup even had its own awards given out for the coolest rides in attendance.
The Street Rodder Road Tour, led by Jerry Dixey piloting the new '52 Chevy, made a stop for the weekend, as did plenty of the dedicated tour members. This gave readers a chance to catch up with Dixey and hear about his latest experiences on this year's drive. Many visitors stopped in to experience Arties Party, which brought in many of the finest pinstripers from across the country (even England was represented), to participate in a massive panel jam and auction to benefit charity. While crisscrossing the fairgrounds we noticed there were a multitude of build styles in attendance and numerous cars debuting, including Doug Klett's post-war-styled '36 Ford coupe and Lou Querusio's dramatic '59 Cadillac custom. Add continuous live entertainment from the likes of the Coachmen, Soul Risin', and Gary Dunes, a super model car display, and loads of great food vendors and you'd think you were in hot rod heaven.
Once evening set in, you could grab some dinner before heading over to the grandstands to experience a spectacular night of festivities that was sure to leave folks breathless. Kicking off with a tire burning competition (with tires literally melting and blowing off the rims), followed by snowmobile drags, mini-tractor pulls, and scorching flame-thrower exhibitions by some of the country's top artists, and then a brilliant fireworks display to cap off the night.
A signature of the Syracuse Nationals is its monumental giveaway program, awarding car owners countless prizes throughout the weekend with the highest level of excitement reserved for Sunday afternoon. This is also where one registered attendee has the chance to win a brand-new turnkey hot rod. For the 10th anniversary of the show, a special '27 Ford track roadster, designed and built by Tucci Hot Rods, had everyone in attendance wishing they had the winning ticket. When the drum roll completed, it was Bob Good of Waterloo, New York, who took the keys and the car home.
As the weekend came to an end, 7,130 cars had cruised through the main gate, along with over 80,000 visitors. Thanks to the tremendous support of the Central New York Car Club Association (the hosts of the show) and area service clubs, $60,000 worth of donations were made from proceeds of the event (which included $36,500 from the Panel Jam auctions) to a number of local charities bringing the 10-year donation total to $360,000. This event continues to grow with each passing year, and as we look forward to 2010, it's surely one you'll need to check out firsthand at www.rightcoastcars.com.
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As the rodding season carved a path to the Syracuse Nationals, Street Rodder and Ford Racing's recognition of street rodders who install a late-model Ford engine in a Ford led us to DeVerne Breed, who is our latest recipient. DeVerne's fresh '32 Ford highboy coupe is fitted with a new Ford 302ci crate V-8 linked to an AOD automatic trans. The team at Powerhouse Hot Rods and Performance in Central Square, New York, get the nod for the build. Starting with a custom Deuce chassis, they added plenty of brilliance with a fully chromed front end, and polished wheels from American Racing. The body from N&N Fiberglass Reproductions was coated in vibrant PPG red gloss while an interior by Dan Williams completes the build. Congratulations to DeVerne who will receive a limited edition jacket and a chance for the grand prize: a brand-new Ford crate engine.
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What are some sources for oil filter relocation kits for small-blocks?
Sometimes fitting a Ford between the framerails can be difficult because of the oil filter. The easiest solution is to relocate the oil filter with a 90-degree outlet on the oil filter pad. There are many pieces available in the market but Canton makes a nice billet piece, PN Q1LTB, which is just the adapter leaving you to use the hose routing and oil filter mount of your choice. Or for one-stop shopping, Ford Racing offers a kit for cruiser power engines (350 hp, 5,500 rpm) that includes fittings, hoses, and the filter mount, M-6881-C100. If you're making bigger power, stick with the billet piece.
What about modular engines and their oil filter?
In place of a complete relocation many builders have had luck with Ford service PN 1L2Z-6881-AA. It rotates the filter around enough to clear many framerails.
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Lou Querusio, Mendon, Massachusetts / '59 Cadillac coupe
The team at Xtreme, in Slatersville, Rhode Island, gave Lou's coupe a perfect stance thanks to RideTech and a flawless wheel-and-tire combo. Custom-made side trim and a subtle combination of yellow and cream with a dash of purple keeps the car both graceful and classic. Power comes from a well-detailed 390ci V-8 topped with factory Tri-power.
Paul White, Portland, Maine / '49 Oldsmobile 88 convertible
Creative fabrication from Back Bay Customs, in Portland, Maine, adds a unique signature style, which includes a perfect chop, channel, and sectioning. Perched atop a custom chassis with RideTech, power comes from a supercharged Aurora V-8 linked to a six-speed transmission. Mile-deep maroon gloss, and Colorado Custom wheels seal the deal.
Doug Klett, Plainville, Connecticut / '36 Ford coupe
Hopped up with a nod to post-war styling includes a louvered hood, 4-inch dropped axle, and rake. The soft gray gloss and bodywork was applied by Allstar Hot Rods of Berlin, Connecticut. Power comes from a warmed-over 327 Chevy.
Ed Bobowicz, Lockport, New York / '34 Chevrolet Master coupe
Painted in PPG black with chrome accents, including the original door handles and bumpers. Under the hood a serious 502ci Chevy Rat brings plenty of go to the formula while an independent frontend and four-bar rear suspension keeps everything settled. Billet Specialties Legacy wheels add the final bit of glamor to the mix.
Mike and Marcia Johnston, Livonia, New York / '34 Ford sedan
Stored away since 1959, this '34 Ford sedan was given a second chance when it was delivered to the Hot Rod Garage in Denton, Maryland. It features custom nerf bars, an aggressive Roush V-8, immaculate interior appointments by Dean Alexander, and vibrant red gloss.
Eric Chesna, South Weymouth, Massachusetts / '29 Ford pickup
Eric purchased the project when he was 18 years old. Doing everything himself except for the paint (handled by Holbrook Autobody), he used a Chick Brignolo chassis and Halibrand wheels. Power comes from Chevy 350 linked to a 700-R4 trans. The custom bed, roll pan, and simple interior give the truck plenty of style.
Andy Walton, Hockessin, Delaware / '35 Ford coupe
Doused in black with a hard chop and accentuated with big-inch Billet Specialties wheels and low-profile rubber. Power is a 427ci Ford mill topped by a Weiand blower. The Hot Rod Garage in Denton, Maryland, gave this coupe endless attitude.
Eugene Milella, Rochester, New York / '27 Ford roadster
Starting with a '27 Ford cowl and doors, Eugene fabricated the remainder of the body. The chassis features a torsion bar frontend by Oz, while a '48 Ford Flathead topped with Offy heads is shifted through a five-speed box. Americans wrapped with black rubber keep it rolling while a simple tan bucket-styled interior makes those long rides comfy.
Tony Brandt, Mansfield, Ohio / '36 Dodge convertible
Tony kept his Dodge in the family with a Mopar 360ci V-8 linked to a 904 transmission. Good looks come from a combination of PPG Boysenberry gloss combined with Boyd Coddington wheels topped with Nitto rubber. He has participated in six Street Rodder Road Tour segments, logging over 7,500 miles.
Ted Trent, Amesbury, Massachusetts / '55 Studebaker Champion
Hammered to the ground, Ted's coupe is riding on RideTech incorporated into a custom fabbed chassis with Corvette C-4 front suspension. Chopped and shaved, it has a black and silver gloss. Power comes from an injected 638ci Merlin V-8 shifted through vintage Hurst.
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Known for his traditional build style, Derrick Pesko of Allstar Hot Rods in Berlin, CT, nailed the look of his new '29 Ford sedan with a combination of stance, vintage wires, and a 283ci Chevy V-8.Ron Mc Jury's hot '31 Chevy pickup was at the Old Skool Roundup on Friday. Neat accents include a '31 Chrysler grille and headlights, Edelbrock cross-ram-fed small-block Chevy, and a pale yellow suede paint.Here's Jack Elderkin's '55 Chevy with its House of Kolor Apple Green pearl body, flaked roof, and silver scallops accented by an ivory interior, louvered hood, tube grille, and chrome reverse wheels.Mike Poh's '53 Chevy has loads of appeal: A custom grille, split front bumper, frenched headlights, and curved hood edges accent its polished orange suede body.Jack Verspagen's '48 Olds 98 custom was as smooth as they come. Dropped right and shaved clean, it's covered with Sikkens Sage Green and Beige metallic and treated to uniquely painted side trim.
Wow, Don and Peg Carter's '35 Dodge coupe features endless creativity and custom fabrication. Chopped 2 inches, channeled 5 inches, and sectioned 2 inches, it also features a custom hood, IFS, and 354ci Chrysler Hemi for power.John and Brian Abrahams' '34 Ford coupe sports a 3-inch chop with 327 Chevy power, rolling on American Racing Salt Flat wheels.An effervescent silver coating combined with a perfect chop and channel, gave Gary Buehler's Deuce plenty of unique vibe.We caught Mr. J (who painted many of the original JJ funny cars) putting the finishing touches on a custom-bodied go-kart reminiscent of one of "Jungle Jim" Liberman's funny cars. This beauty raised $4,000 for charity.Everyone wished they'd won the '09 Syracuse Nationals giveaway car, but it was Bob Good who had Lady Luck on his side.Here he is flanked by builder Dave Tucci of Tucci Hot Rods (left) and Steve Hale of Steve's Restorations & Hot Rods who handled the body and paintwork.


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- Friday June 25th, 2010 :: 02:58 p.m. MST
SPD Launches new crime mapping tool. http://www.raidsonline.com
Scottsdale Police Department launches free interactive crime mapping tool.
Scottsdale residents have a new, free tool to map and analyze crime activity in their community.
Beginning Friday, June 25, 2010, crime data in Scottsdale will be displayed through the Web site RAIDS Online: http://www.raidsonline.com
RAIDS stands for Regional Analysis and Information Data Sharing. The free Web site provides crime data which users can search, filter and analyze via an interactive dashboard. Residents also can sign up for alerts about criminal activity occurring in their neighborhood.
Crimes listed on the site include both persons and property. The locations are rounded to the hundred block address level to protect victim confidentiality.
The RAIDS Web site is maintained by Bair Software, which specializes in providing public safety and defense related agencies with quality research, consulting and software development solutions
Currently, the community can access Scottsdale crime data via the city's Crime Analysis Web site: http://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/Police/events/crimeanalysis
RAIDS Online is the latest example of the Scottsdale Police Department's effort to use technology to improve services and the information available to the public.
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Wondering if anyone else came across this.
palm calendar sync with mail works over the air with versamail both ways, neat.
but in order to import contacts I have to use hostsync from palm, versamail does not support this yet.
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Troncones, an Ecological Paradise on the Mexican Coast
Troncones is a small fishing village located in the Mexican state of Guerrero. A popular spot for Mexican beach vacation getaways, Troncones offers an incredible look at the natural ecosystem of tropical Mexico. Nowhere else will you find that perfect balance of luxury accommodations, small-town comforts, and the virtually untouched animal and plant life that exist here in abundance.
Wildlife in Guerrero, Mexico
Guerrero is known around the world as an ecological wonder. Within this small state, you'll find everything from ocean and beachfront wildlife to the mountainous forests of the interior. Unlike many other tourist destinations in Mexico, this one remains an environmental haven thanks to a strong focus by the Mexican Government on sustainability and eco-tourism.
In fact, this small fishing village has one of the largest collections of sea turtle hatcheries, alternative waste management systems, and solar-run businesses in all of Mexico. Sanctuary lagoons are open to the public, and birdwatching is a popular pastime both on the coast and further in the interior. You'll even find nature outposts designed to help facilitate your exploration into the wildlife.
Whether you prefer to enjoy nature by exploring the waterfalls and federally-protected forests by foot, or if you want an insider's look at how the scientific community here has embraced species preservation, you'll find it all within an easy distance of your Mexican beach villa at Casa de la Sirena.
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Your eco-experience in the tropical Troncones region will depend primarily on when you make your visit. Although our location means that you'll find warm weather and sun throughout the year, there are still marked seasons that have an impact on local wildlife.
- Dry Season: The drier season lasts from November through May, and you'll enjoy sun almost every day—a big change from the colder winters up north.
- Rainy Season: From June through October, the rainy season comes into play. This doesn't mean you'll be forced to stay inside—it just means you can expect higher rates of humidity, more rain in the early morning, and some major waves out on the ocean. This is the best time for eco-tourists, since this is when the flowers come into bloom and the native animals begin their reproductive season.
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Just got my Polarie, simplicity encarnate
Posted 11 February 2013 - 04:49 PM
I guess that if I was to buy an Astrophysics mount for my real scope, that's how the experience would go.
Anyway. It's a great little mount and if you where thinking of getting one, you wont regret it.
Posted 11 February 2013 - 04:58 PM
Before I forget, your success is mainly owed to the pier you were bragging about yesterday I guess
Had you put the Polarie on a shaky tripod your stars would little Cassiopeas each
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Posted 12 February 2013 - 12:14 AM
Otherwise, it took me less than 5 minutes to take my first picture, although the light pollution made it horrible, but still, I was happy with the speed of set up.
Posted 12 February 2013 - 12:49 AM
I just wish it didn't get in the way of the camera pointing in some angles. I guess that's easy to fix with a slightly bigger ball head.
Another option would be to use a gimbal mount (benro gimbal in this case, but it can introduce other problems - the rotation lock knob may bump into your tripod mount plate):
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You'll be surprised at the load capacity of the Polarie (not that you *have* to overload it though ) - scroll down the link that Sedat provided and see what others have put on it, and the results. fwiw the rest of the picture of the mount I posted has a Borg 45ED with reducer attached to the camera .
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By the way, I saw that Japanese website where they make all that gear, but no clear indication how to order.
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I've been having symptoms for a week and a half, but I'm not even sure when my af is due.. I thought I was due last Tuesday because my cycles have been short since I had my coil rremoved last September. I've done 3 tests now though and had 3 bfn... Tomorrow will be my af due date if I had a full cycle but I feel so sick and tired all the time and have the manly taste in my mouth I had with my 2 boys...
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Wellness in the workplace
"Employees who have not been adequately trained to recognize hazards or understand effective work practices designed to reduce these hazards are at a greater risk of harm. Without proper medical awareness, musculoskeletal disorders signs and symptoms may go unnoticed and unaddressed." —OSHA
Recognizing hazards and knowing effective work patterns will:
—prevent more severe injuries.
—reduce time away from work.
—possibly reduce health care costs.
—possibly increase productivity or reduce errors because workers are more focused.
—foster a more positive outlook on work and the work environment.
Listen to your body
Recognize the signs and symptoms of fatigue that may result in injury or illness:
—burning, pain or fatigued feeling in muscles and joints.
—dry eyes.
—unability to focus.
When you feel these symptoms you should:
1. Change your working posture by adjusting your workstation. Stand up to work.
2. Use the other hand to perform mouse tasks or use key strokes.
3. Take micro breaks—do stretches for arms, shoulders, wrists/hands, low back, hamstrings, quads.
4. Close your eyes and do deep breathing while stretching.
5. Alternate tasks whenever possible, mixing non-computer tasks within computer time.
6. Maintain neutral body positions: A well-designed and appropriately adjusted desk will provide adequate clearance for your legs, allow proper placement of computer components and accessories, and minimize awkward postures and exertions.
Working postures
The workstation arrangement should allow:
—head and neck to be upright or in line with the torso (not bent down/back).
—head, neck and trunk to face forward (not twisted).
—trunk to be perpendicular to floor (may lean back into backrest but not forward).
—shoulders and upper arms to be in line with the torso, generally about perpendicular to the floor and relaxed (not elevated or stretched forward).
—upper arms and elbows to be close to the body (not extended outward).
—forearms, wrists and hands to be straight and in line (forearm at about 90 degrees to upper arm).
—wrists and hands to be straight (not bent up/down or sideways toward the little finger).
—thighs to be parallel to the floor and the lower legs to be perpendicular to floor (thighs may be slightly elevated above knees).
—feet rest flat on the floor or supported by a stable footrest.
Evaluate the seating and chair for:
—backrest that provides support for your lower back.
—seat width and depth accommodate the specific user (seat pan not too big/small).
—seat front does not press against the back of your knees and lower legs (seat pan not too long).
—seat has cushioning and is rounded with a "waterfall" front.
—armrests, if used, support both forearms while you perform computer tasks and they do not interfere with movement.
Evaluate the monitor for:
—top of the screen is at or below eye level so you can read it without bending your head or neck down/back.
—user with bifocals/trifocals can read the screen without bending the head or neck backward.
—monitor distance allows you to read the screen without leaning your head, neck or trunk forward/backward (at least 20 inches).
—monitor position is directly in front of you so you don't have to twist your head or neck.
—glare (for example, from windows, lights) is not reflected on your screen, which limits eyestrain by:
1. Placing rows of lights parallel to the line of sight.
2. Use diffusers to limit glare.
3. Take bulbs out to limit brightness.
Evaluate the desk and workstation for:
—thighs have sufficient clearance space between the top of the thighs and your computer table/keyboard platform.
—legs and feet have sufficient clearance space under the work surface so you are able to get close enough to the keyboard/input device.
—document holder is placed about the same height and distance as the monitor screen so there is little head movement, or need to re-focus, when you look from the document to the screen.
—telephone can be used with your head upright (not bent) and your shoulders relaxed (not elevated) if you do computer tasks.
Go to http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/ergonomics/ for more information about safety in the workplace and http://www.womensheart.org/content/ex ercise/stretching_exercise.asp for stretches that can be done anytime to help relieve stress and increase flexibility.
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Like the G25 TFC Driver and Fairway Woods, the PING G25 TFC Hybrids feature Center of Gravity (CG) positioning that is low and back for optimal trajectories. Strategic weight distribution promotes a high Moment of Inertia (MOI) for greater distance and forgiveness. The G25 Hybrid was designed with a generous camber, heel-to-toe, enabling sole relief for solid contact from any lie.
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- Progressive Center of Gravity (CG) positions
- CG position is lower and farther back in the lower-lofted hybrids - progresses slightly forward within the higher lofts to minimize spin and prevent ballooning (common in higher-lofted hybrids)
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- Sole Relief allows players to make solid contact from any lie
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Piscataway, NJ (Sports Network) - Myles Mack knocked down a pair of free
throws with 8.2 seconds remaining to give Rutgers some breathing room as the
Scarlet Knights registered a 68-65 win over the George Washington Colonials
in non-conference play at The RAC.
Mack finished the outing with 13 points, one of four players in double figures
for the Scarlet Knights (6-2) as they won their second straight and the sixth
in the last seven games. Eli Carter scored a game-high 19 points, Kadeem Jack
tacked on 12 off the bench and Dane Miller chipped in 10 points in the victory
as well.
The Colonials (4-6) were paced by Isaiah Armwood with 18 points, seven
rebounds, four blocked shots, three assists and three steals in an effort to
offset five turnovers as the team lost for the third time in as many tries.
Patricio Garino and Lasan Kromah both tallied 10 points and Kevin Larsen nine
and a game-high 11 rebounds in a reserve role.
Leading by as many as 15 in the first half, the Knights knocked down 43.2
percent from the floor in the period in order to take a 37-30 advantage at the
In the second half Rutgers again shot about 43 percent from the field, but the
team missed all seven chances from beyond the arc which left the outcome in
Trailing by four points, 66-62, the Colonials turned to Garino who knocked
down a 3-pointer with 9.1 seconds left to cut the difference to just a single
point. After Mack moved the advantage back to three points for the hosts
Garino, who was charged with eight turnovers, had one last chance to prolong
the game, but his 3-point try from the top of the key came hard off the
backboard as time ran out.
George Washington easily won the rebounding battle, 45-29, coming up with 20
boards at the offensive end of the floor, but it still wasn't enough as the
Colonials were saddled with 23 turnovers in the contest.
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Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and stories that will be talked about today:
1. AN ACT OF DEFIANCE FROM NORTH KOREA. The pariah nation successfully launches a long-range rocket, ignoring warnings from the U.N. and the U.S. NKOREA-ROCKET LAUNCH
2. RAMPAGE AT OREGON SHOPPING MALL. Witnesses heard the camouflaged, masked gunman say "I am the shooter" before opening fire, killing two people and himself. OREGON MALL KILLINGS
3. WHO RAVI SHANKAR MENTORED BESIDES THE BEATLES. Saxophonist John Coltrane named his son Ravi after the sitar virtuoso, who died in California at 92. INDIA-OBIT-SHANKAR
4. THE TRICKY BALANCE OF OBAMA'S 'FISCAL CLIFF' STRATEGY. Advisers say he will publicly pressure Republicans to reach a deal while negotiating privately with top Congressional leaders. FISCAL-CLIFF-OBAMA'S STRATEGY.
5. HOW HIS WORDS ARE COMING BACK TO HAUNT HIM. Republicans note the president's current stand on raising tax rates differs from the one he took in 2010. FISCAL CLIFF-GHOSTS PAST
6. WHY CHINA COULD BE GOOD FOR EUROPE'S WINE BUSINESS. China has become the largest export market in France's Bordeaux region. CHINA'S REACH-HERITAGE FOR SALE
7. AN OFFICER'S GIFT PUTS NEW YORKERS IN A QUANDARY. The donation of shoes to a barefoot homeless man raised the age-old urban dilemma about whether to give money to strangers on the streets. GIVING ON THE STREETS
8. PLANE CARRYING JENNI RIVERA TOOK DRAMATIC PLUNGE. The music star's jet plummeted nearly straight down at a speed that may have exceeded 600 mph. MEXICO-JENNI RIVERA
9. WHY VEGAS LIKES THE NUMBERS 12-12-12. Sin City hopes to lure thousands to get quickie weddings on the once-in-a-century date. 12-12-12-VEGAS WEDDINGS .
10. THE COCKTAILS FOR SALE AT 35,000 FEET. Airlines are selling mojitos, cosmos and a drink called the "Sky Breeze" onboard. AIRLINES-FANCY COCKTAILS


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Venue, Caterer & Stationery: Eastwell Manor
Coordinator: Oriel Stratford of Eastwell Manor
Cake & Desserts: Make Me Cake
DJ: Shades Events
Dress Designer: Reem Acra
Floral Design: Linda's Flowers
Groom's Attire: Youngs at Debenhams
Jewelry: Jenny Garrett McClaurin
Prop or Furniture Rentals: Bows Bridal Boutique
Officiant: Grooms Father, Rev. Clive Barlow | Hair & Makeup: Courtney Nicholson & Joey Kennedy | Veil or Hair Accessories: Debra Moreland Paris
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Cyclone Women 2nd; Men 3rd at Black & Gold Invite
IOWA CITY, Iowa – Steve Dado and Ejiro Okoro both ran to top-five finishes today, leading Iowa State at the Iowa Black and Gold Invitational. The Cyclone women finished second, nine points behind first-place Alabama in the 4K race, while the men finished third in the 6K contest.
Dado placed fourth in the men's race, giving him two consecutive top-five finishes to start the season. The Stillwater, Minn., native finished in 18:54.66. Nick Schulze also earned a spot in the top-10, running to an eighth place finish in 18:59.20. Shortly behind Schulze in 19:02.58, sophomore Nick Jackosky finished 12th.
Overall, men's assistant Eric Harasyn was pleased with the Cyclones' discipline in tonight's race.
"I thought we did a good job of sticking to the race plan tonight," Harasyn said. "We wanted to go out with the lead pack and advance later in the race. Steve Dado and Nick Schulze did a great job of that. Nick Jackosky also did great moving up at the end."
Okoro (5th), Maggie Gannon (6th) and Andrea Toppin (8th) each finished in the top-10 for the Cyclone women. Okoro and Gannon worked well together throughout the race, both finishing within five tenths of a second of the other at 14:18.18 and 14.18.53, respectively. Toppin had a strong last mile, moving her ahead of several runners in the field. The Cyclones placed all five scorers in the top-15 with Anna Buenneke and Taylor McDowell finishing 12th and 13th.
Women's head cross country coach Andrea Grove-McDonough was pleased with today's showing.
"Overall, I thought we had a good day," Grove-McDonough said. "We wanted to stay relaxed over the first [1000m] and finish hard in the last [1000m], which we did a good job of. I thought Ej [Okoro] and Maggie did a great job together at the finish. It was an impressive night overall."
The Iowa State women rested their top six runners.
Iowa junior Kevin Lewis won the men's race in 18:33.68, while Baylor's Rachel Johnson took home the women's individual title in 13:56.28.
The Cyclone women will return to the course on Sept. 28th, when the team travels to Minneapolis, Minn. for the Roy Griak Invitational. The men return to action at the Lehigh Paul Short Run in Bethlehem, Pa. on Oct. 5th.
Team Results
Alabama – 35
Iowa State – 44
Baylor – 51
Iowa - 97
Iowa – 18
Alabama – 53
Iowa State – 57