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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Chase Utley relishes pressure situations, and
he came through again for the Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday
Utley's bases-loaded triple keyed a six-run eighth inning, and
the Phillies rallied from a five-run deficit to beat the Milwaukee
Brewers 8-6.
"That's the situation you want to be in, up with runners on
base," said Utley, who has 13 RBI in his last 15 games and has
knocked in 49 in just 208 at-bats this season. "I've been
fortunate to be in a lot of those situations this year."
The Phillies were trailing 6-4 with two outs and runners on
second and third when the Brewers intentionally walked Jim Thome to
load the bases.
That brought up the left-handed hitting Utley, but the Brewers
have no left-handed relievers and kept right-hander Luis Vizcaino
(4-3) in the game. Utley responded by hitting a 1-2 pitch into the
right-center field gap for his second triple of the year, giving
the Phillies a 7-6 lead.
"Utley has been an RBI machine and he came up big,"
Philadelphia manager Larry Bowa said.
Milwaukee has lost four consecutive games and is 10-25 since the
All-Star break.
"This will not be tolerated," said Brewers' manager Ned Yost,
upset about the team's poor play.
"We came too far to let it go down the drain," said Yost,
ejected in the ninth inning for arguing a called third strike on
Brady Clark.
The Phillies struggled at the plate in key situations during the
first five innings off Milwaukee starter Wes Obermueller.
Philadelphia left nine runners on base and went 1-for-9 with
runners in scoring position.
After getting into Milwaukee's bullpen in the sixth, the
Phillies went 5-for-8 with runners in scoring position.
"We got some good at-bats and got some clutch hits," Bowa
Geoff Geary (1-0) struck out two in a scoreless seventh to earn
his first major-league decision. Tim Worrell pitched the ninth to
earn his 15th save in 21 chances as Philadelphia won for the second
straight night following a seven-game losing streak at home.
Vizcaino entered with two runners on base and Milwaukee leading
6-3 in the eighth, but allowed both runners to score. He then gave
up three runs of his own on three hits and a walk.
After replacing Travis Phelps, Vizcaino got Jimmy Rollins to fly
out. But Jason Michaels doubled to make it 6-4. Bobby Abreu also
flied out before Thome was walked intentionally and Utley got the
key triple.
"Got two strikes on Utley and he threw a fastball right down
the middle," said Yost, who wanted Vizcaino to throw a
split-fingered pitch. "That was not the pitch."
David Bell followed with an RBI single.
Philadelphia starter Vicente Padilla gave up six runs, seven
hits and two walks in his third start since returning from
tendinitis in his arm that kept him out for several months. He
struck out five in five innings.
With the score tied at 1, Milwaukee hit three doubles and scored
five runs in the fifth to take a 6-1 lead.
Pinch-hitter Chris Magruder doubled in Ben Grieve to make it
2-1. Scott Podsednik was intentionally walked to load the bases and
Bill Hall's grounder forced Bennett at the plate for the second
out. Lyle Overbay then hit his NL-leading 41st double, scoring all
three runners for a 5-1 lead. Russell Branyan followed with a
run-scoring double.
Milwaukee took a 1-0 lead in the third when Obermueller doubled
in Craig Counsell. Philadelphia tied it in the fifth on Bell's
run-scoring, two-base hit.
Utley also had an RBI single in the seventh.
Game notes
The comeback matched a season high for the Phillies, who
trailed Atlanta 6-1 on July 9 and came back to win 7-6. ... The
Phillies have won the first two games of the road trip after going
1-9 on their homestand. ... Bell's RBI double snapped an 11 2-3
inning scoreless streak for Obermueller. ... When home plate umpire
Paul Nauert ejected Yost, it was the second time the Brewers
manager had been chased this season.


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Food and Dining Briefs for Nov. 26
BICE opens: BICE, which offers guests a mix of traditional and contemporary trends in Italian cuisine, opened Wednesday in the Gaslamp Quarter on the corner of Island and Fourth Avenue. BICE features homemade pastas and offers dishes like Pappardelle al Telefono, Ossobuco, whole Mediterranean sea bass roasted with garlic and rosemary on a bed of potatoes and more. BICE has a Cheese Bar and a private dining room. Appetizers are $9 to $12; pastas are $10 to $16; entrees are $16 to $28; and a chef's prix-fixe dinner with wine pairing is $40. Go to www.bicesandiego.com or call 619-239-2423.
Murrieta author honored: Murrieta cookbook author Linda J. Amendt won two awards in the National Best Books 2009 Awards. Her book "400 Sensational Cookies" won in the Baking/Bread category, and "175 Best Jams, Jellies, Marmalades & Other Soft Spreads" won in the Canning & Preserving category. Go to www.lindajamendt.com.
Pechanga restaurant hours change: The restaurants at Pechanga Resort & Casino in Temecula have new hours. Blazing Noodles is open from 11:30 a.m. to 3 a.m. Monday through Thursday, 11:30 a.m. to 6 a.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 a.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 3 a.m. Sunday, with Dim Sum Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Paisano's is open from 5 to 10 p.m. Sunday through Tuesday and 5 to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday (closed Tuesday and Wednesday); Seafood Grotto is open from 5 to 10 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday, and 5 to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday (closed Monday and Tuesday); and Great Oak Steakhouse is open from 5 to 10 p.m. seven days a week. Go to www.pechanga.com/dining.aspx.
Contestants sought for flauta-eating tourney: Jose's Restaurant in La Jolla is seeking contestants for its first sanctioned Jose's World Flauta-Eating Contest on Dec. 6. Officials with the International Federation of Competitive Eating will oversee the race to see who can eat the most of Jose's signature flautas (shredded chicken, wrapped in a flour tortilla and deep-fried) in the allotted time. Jose's has been serving flautas since the 1970s, and spokesman Bill McHugh said he expects the winner to consume 50 or more of the 1.5-ounce flautas (for cash prizes ranging from $500 to $2,000). Qualifying events will be held at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at Jose's, 1037 Prospect St. Register at 858-454-7655 or visit www.joses.com.
Steak night at Tango: Tango Restaurant & Lounge in Escondido is now offering Steak Night on Wednesdays and Sundays at 417 W. Grand Ave. Customers can enjoy a steak prepared as they like it for $15 to $28; go to www.tangoongrand.com or call 760-747-5000.
Shared plates at Voyeur: New nightclub Voyeur has launched "Fortune Fridays," a weekly supper club from 7 to 9 p.m. Fridays. For $20, customers can choose three items from a menu of dishes such as Blue Cheese & Pear Bites, with candied pecans and sherry vinegar; Korean Chicken Lettuce Wraps with kimchi, chicken and queso fresco; and Fritters, which surround dark chocolate in banana batter, served with cinnamon cream. Voyeur's restaurant is open from 5 to 10 p.m. daily, with tapas for $5 from 5 to 8 p.m. Go to www.voyeursd.com.
Servers' thoughts: If you've ever wondered what your waiters, waitresses, hosts, hostesses, bartenders and other restaurant staff really think, go to www.stuckserving.com, a Web site where they post stories.
Tierra Miguel shares open: Pauma Valley's Tierra Miguel Farm has a few shares open in its Community Supported Agriculture program, which allows members access to regular shipments of farm-fresh produce to a site close to home. Go to www.tierramiguelfarm.org.
Suite Sundays debuts: San Diego's Suite & Tender Restaurant this weekend kicks off a new program where happy hour pricing will be in effect all day on Sundays in the bar and lounge. Specials include a $20 bottomless glass of select wine, half-price cocktails and bar appetizers. The bar also now boasts a flat-screen TV for sports fans. Visit suiteandtender.com.

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Company Overview of FuZhou Rockchip Electronics Co., Ltd.
Company Overview
FuZhou Rockchip Electronics Co., Ltd. operates as an integrated circuit design company. It provides chip solutions for cellphones, tablet computers, phablets, TV boxes, on-board navigation, IoT, and multi-media audio. FuZhou Rockchip Electronics Co., Ltd. has a strategic partnership with ChipSPARK and ADVAN. The company was founded in 2001 and is based in Fuzhou, China. It has research and development centers in Shanghai, Beijing, and Shenzhen.
Building No. 18, A District
Fuzhou Software Park
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Gulou District
Fuzhou, 350003
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FuZhou Rockchip Electronics Co., Ltd. Key Developments
Rockchip has announced at COMPUTEX Taipei that it has launched the world lowest power WiFi technology RKi6000 jointly developed with a third party. This technology makes WiFi power consumption equal to that of BT4.0 LE (Low Energy). The receiving power consumption is around 20mA during use, which is 85% lower than WiFi devices for the Internet of Things (IoT), setting abenchmark power consumption level that should renew the standard for WiFi power consumption in IoT smart hardware globally. The power of RKi6000 is comparable with that of Bluetooth4.0 LE and it is possible to use WiFi with coin cell batteries in IoT. The size of products can be greatly reduced and the WiFi technology can be used in more and more applications with limited sizes and currents. As a key connectivity technology of IoT smart hardware, WiFi technology receives a lot of attention from semiconductor companies. When compared with BT/ZIGBEE standard, WiFi is accepted as the most convenient, however the high power of WiFi still prevents it from being used on portable devices with a current limit. RKi6000 can reduce the power consumption and make it equal to BT LE's in three ways: Improvement of RF transceiver architecture. The architecture can greatly reduce the active power consumption of IoT smart devices during continuous data transfer. Ultra low power can be achieved both in work and standby mode. Dozens of international patents have been filed for this technology. Adaptive dynamic power control technology. Power efficiency is optimized in different working modes and the total power consumption is reduced greatly in different application scenarios by adjusting the chip's power configuration dynamically so that better energy efficiency can be achieved. RKi6000 can keep the device online without waking up the host processor. It can reduce the wake up time and simplify the application power control design. Since for most IoT applications, the device should be kept in sleep mode and turned back on when needed, the reduction of wake-up time further lowers the power consumption and extends battery life. WiFi based on traditional RF architecture cannot be used extensively in IoT or wearable devices due to its problems with power consumption. With much lower power, RKi6000 will be widely applied in smart wearable devices, consumer electronics, mainstream appliances, home safety, automation systems, automobiles and medical equipment. Those smart devices can benefit from the easy network connection with standard WiFi infrastructure which can greatly reduce the cost of the application development and speed up the smart hardware commercialization.
Rockchip announced that it is launching its latest set of Rockchip-powered Chrome devices in partnership with Google and its OEMs, ASUS, Haier and Hisense. Rockchip said its new series of computing devices are powered by the RK3288-C SoC, a 1.8 GHz quad core SoC with power efficient ARM Cortex-A17 cores, a high-performance quad core Mali-T760 GPU and hardware support for VP8 encode and decode. The six new Chrome devices include the Chromebi, a full computing device that can convert any screen into a full Chrome device, along with five new Chromebooks: ASUS Chromebook C201, Haier Chromebook 11 and 11E, the Hisense Chromebook and the very first 10-inch convertible Chromebook, the ASUS Chromebook Flip and the ASUS Chromebook Flip. a 10-inch convertible Chromebook.
Intel Corporation announced the signing of a strategic agreement with Rockchip to expand the breadth of and accelerate the rate at which it brings its Intel architecture and communications-based solutions to market for a range of entry-level Android tablets worldwide. Under the terms of the agreement, financial details of which were not available, the two companies will deliver an Intel-branded mobile SoC platform. This quad-core platform will be based on an Intel Atom processor core integrated with Intel's 3G modem technology. This new quad-core SoFIA 3G part is expected to be available in the first half of 2015. It will be targeted primarily at entry and value tablets. Reportedly, the Intel SoFIA family was added to Intel's mobile product roadmap late last year and includes Intel's first integrated applications processor and communications platform.
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Place the crown of your head (the small place where a book would balance if you were trying to balance on with excellent posture on your head) onto the mat and place your palms flat shoulder width apart. The elbows will stack directly above the wrists and the elbows hug in to form a 90 degree angle. Curl the toes under, lift the hips and walk the feet in. Take one knee and place it lightly onto the tricep following with the second knee. Don't let the arms buckle under the weight of the legs. Keep pushing the triceps into the knees to create resistance and aid in keeping the shoulders away from the earlobes and the neck long. Keeping the big toes and inner heels touching, begin to pull the belly in and lift the knees up off of the arms. Once the legs begin to lift and straighten, squeeze the inner thighs together, spread the toes and lift towards the ceiling. Shoulders stay lifting, ribs in. Keeping the inner edges of the feet touching, bend and spread the knees lowering them back onto the arms. Snuggle them as far up towards the armpits as possible. Now, think in terms of threes: Roll towards the bridge of your nose trying to look forward, drop the bottom, gently dig the fingertips into the ground to help pull the chest forward. Once you master lifting the head, round the upper back and push the ground away. Take a few breaths in crow. Tuck the chin, place the crown of the head back onto the ground and pull back up into full headstand. From here either lower with bent of straight legs. Rest!
*If the full headstand is too intimidating, try to lift into crow from the prep (knees beginning on the arms).
Here you go. There's also a full-breakdown of both Crow and Tripod in my Aim True DVD:


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Greetings all,
I was excited to find this forum in searching for biking info. I live in Chattanooga where we have so many biking opportunities and have friends who ride on our Tennessee riverwalk. I just started looking at bikes and plan on getting a hybrid for now and perhaps a dedicated mountain bike later. For now I want to ride for pleasure and fitness (running is getting to my old mans knees). I will post on another forum ( on this site) as to recommendations needed. My price range is $400 to $1000 and currently am looking at Gary Fisher, Trek, and Cannondale for hybrid bikes. Any suggestions appreciated and hope to communicate with other riders from Chattanooga.


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I know someone recently posted on this and it really spoke to me. I think if there was one singular influence on our frequent battles its the mix of having an introverted set of parents and a very energetic, extroverted 3 year old. Over the last few months I've become more aware that Logan is very comfortable around others, new places, new people. He loves being with kids. He jumps right in. He shows no reluctance in new settings. So, after my initial recognition I decided at 3 I would enroll him in part day pre school, 2 days a week. Today was his first day at the pre school and its like he was calmer after I picked him up. The last few days its like he's a little ping pong ball. Today, however, its like his cup was full. He was calm, easy going, loveable, kind, shared with Amelia. The last few days he has been clingy, needy, refusing naps, difficult. Its as if his need to be around others drives him to cling to me and my need for alone time pushes him away and makes me feel depleted. Problem being both he and I are depleted and unable to give anything good to each other.
I guess Im having an epiphany. I think my child needs to be around others as much as I need my solitude. Its vital that I get quiet, alone time. I think Logan needs to be with other kids to to feel balanced. I do notice when we have play dates or go to functions with other kids its as if he's calmer and more whole (if that somehow makes sense). When he's not around other kids or other people he's more difficult, upsets easily, is combative.
Is anyone else in this situation, perhaps with an older child?


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I am getting the following error during PSS sweep analysis:
Internal error found in spectre during sweep analysis`sweeppss'. Please run `getSpectreFiles' or send the netlist, thespectre log file, the behavioral model files, and any other informationthat can help identify the problem to support(at)cadence.com.
my spectre version is mmsim6.1. who know what's the problem ? thank you all!
thank all of you kindly reply. there no more information about the error , just as I show you above. I just put the avdd as a varible value , then change the power avdd from 3.0v to 3.6v ,use a linear fashion, step 0.1v , then just can run sweeppss-000, that's mean just run avdd=3.0v,then it can't run the second avdd=3.1v and so on.
I use even more older version spectre , it can run the pss sweep correctly.
recently I don't plan to update new version mmsim 7.2. thank you!
In reply to kivvzhou:
Hmm. You're not doing anything unusual, and countless people will do this kind of thing without the simulator failing with an internal error, so it must be related to your exact data (circuit, models, etc, etc).
Usually with an internal error, it tells you which line in the code it was failing at. Posting the log file might help identify the problem. However, if the problem is known (which may be hard to check with such an old version), the solution would almost certainly be to move to a newer MMSIM version. You don't seem to be prepared to do that, so it's really rather hard to see how you expect the problem to be solved.


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Re: [fw-wiz] Personal Firewall Day?
From: Adam Shostack (adam_at_homeport.org)
Date: 10/07/03
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To: "Marcus J. Ranum" <email@example.com> Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 13:33:53 -0400
On Tue, Oct 07, 2003 at 11:39:00AM -0400, Marcus J. Ranum wrote:
| Systems like AOL and some of the massively multiplayer games
| approach truly effective distribution. The designers of those systems
| have also discovered another property of such systems that
| probably would scare a lot of you, if you think it through: the
| provider of the backend "owns" the system - the software
| revenue model pushes toward a rental/service model rather
| than an outright purchase as we have under the current
| general purpose computing model. That means you'd never really
| "own" your software environment... If you didn't pay your
| bills your files would no longer be accessible, etc. That would
| doubtless make some people extremely uncomfortable but
| oddly they are comfortable with exactly that model with cable
| TV, cellular, etc. Anyplace where you have an expensive
| backend system that represents a large sunk cost, frontended
| by a commercial appliance that is relatively "disposable" you
| move toward the leased service model.
| I don't think we're ready to go there with computing but I
| think that's where we should be going.
I think software as a service may be a big win over software as a
product. (I'm going to ignore free software for a bit.) Software as
a product is nice because you pay for it once, and you're done. But
that means that software companies must employ enourmous effort to get
more customers on an ongoing basis. Once they've gotten all the
customers they can, they need to create new revs of the software that
old customers will pay for again. This creates waves of
feature-laden, and security-probelm-rich releases, with several extra
costs, such as deployment, retraining, and compatability issues.
If you buy your software as a service, then the vendor is no longer
motivated by their internal economics to create waves of upgrades;
they may be motivated by market competition, where someone else
produces a better product, and they respond, but that is a customer
(or market) driven upgrade.
If you buy your software as a service, then the vendor's goal is to
keep making small improvements to make the software slightly better in
ways that cut the product support cost, such as bug fixes, ease of use
enhancements, and better docs. These are all things that make sense
in light of service payments.
So, I think that a transition from the version grind to service may
also entail better security and reliability, because the economics
line up that way.
| > Have these people taken a genetics course in the last twenty
| >years? ;)
| Most of the guys who wrote the "monoculture" paper are
| friends of mine and some of them invited me to participate.
| I didn't because, honestly, I think they're not writing about
| computers and computer security - they're complaining
| about customers' purchasing habits, they're complaining
| about the "monopoly of mediocrity" and they're rooting for
| a non-existent underdog. In other words, that paper was
| a political document masquerading as a technical document.
Customer's purchasing habits? Would the analysis hold true if MS were
just leasing you software? (I'm not sure that a desktop package makes
sense as a lease, but then, I'm not sure that it makes sense as a
product which hides a flight simulator, either.)
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Truth-squading. Immediately following President Bush's State of the Union speech last week, Robert G. Kaiser, the Washington Post's associate editor, went online to offer instant analysis and take questions from readers. One of the questions came from a Cleveland, Ohio resident, asking: "Maybe I am hopelessly naive, but why aren't obvious lies in Bush's State of The Union called out immediately?"
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Dateline: Russia—A family in frozen southern Siberia has been forced to seek help after giving shelter to a stranded baby flamingo, the ITAR-TASS news agency has reported. Exhausted by its journey, the rare bird had taken shelter in the Muravyov family's home in the village of Verkhny Markovo near Irkutsk. The young flamingo was living out the winter in the family's old wooden house warmed by the heat of a single wood stove. Recently, however, temperatures in Siberia plummeted to minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit. The Muravyovs felt that their houseguest might be in danger of freezing to death and appealed for help. Local zoos weren't sure what to do with the tropical bird. Assistance eventually came from the cultural center of the regional railway workers' association at Severobaikalsk, on the shores of Lake Baikal several hundred miles away. Personnel at the center invited the flamingo to take up residence in their winter garden, where it now enjoys nearly 1,000 square feet of floor space that includes a wide variety of tropical plants and a small fountain.
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Golf - Meaning of Word Golf
A common misconception is that the word GOLF is an acronym for Gentlemen Only Ladies Forbidden. This is definitely not true.
It is now accepted that the 'golf' is derived from an old word meaning 'club'.
The first documented mention of the word 'golf' is in Edinburgh on 6th March 1457, when King James II banned 'ye golf', in an attempt to encourage archery practice, which was being neglected. This royal ban was repeated in 1471 by his son, James III, and again in 1491 by his grandson, James IV. This may not have been links golf as we know it today.
Before the creation of dictionaries, there was no standardised spelling of any word. People wrote phonetically. Goff, gowf, golf, goif, goiff, gof, gowfe, gouff and golve have all been found in Scottish documents.
Most people believe the old word 'gowfe' was the most common term, pronounced 'gouf'. The Loudoun Gowf Club maintains the tradition of this terminology. In Gaelic the word is 'goilf' and a golf course is raon goilf or cùrsa goilf.
A minority of people hold the view that golf is a purely Scottish term, derived from Scots words 'golf', 'golfand' and 'golfing', which mean 'to strike' as in 'to cuff' or 'to drive forward with violence'. The meaning of the verb 'to golf' is recorded as being used in this way in dictionaries in the 18th century.
The terms golf, colf, kolf and chole which were the names for a variety of medieval stick and ball games in Britain and in continental Europe. They are all clearly derived from a common word in a pre-modern European language, following Grimm's grammatical law that details the clear phonetic similarities of these words.
Golf, colf, kolf and chole are all presumed to have originally meant 'club' and are associated with the Middle High German word for club, 'kolbe', (Der Kolben), and the Dutch word 'kolven' for the game of modern kolf. The history in the Rules of Thistle Golf Club documented this origin as far back as 1824.
In 1636, David Wedderburn, a Latin master in Aberdeen, used the word 'Baculus', which is Latin for 'club' as the title for his 'Vocabula', listing Latin terms for golf, which supports this derivation. The Vocabula gives us the first unambiguous mention of the golf hole in Scotland.
The social 'club' apparently evolved from the same derivation in a verbal sense " to gather in a club-like mass", noted in 1620s, then later in 1640s as a noun, as an"association of people".
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Purcellville couple honored as foster parents of the yearTue., May. 31 | 02:59 PM - Loudoun County couple Gabriel and Jaoni Wood knew they couldn't stand back and watch children go through the emotional turmoil of foster care. More
Survey says: Loudoun is again the happiest county in the nationTue., May. 31 | 11:48 AM - Loudoun County's low poverty and unemployment rates were key factors in the survey of 1,000 counties across the country.
'Play Ball' in Purcellville: Cannons' home opener June 3Fri., May. 27 | 12:44 PM - The team was attracted to Purcellville as its new home because of the nostalgia of the 13-acre, 2,500-seat Fireman's Field, located in the heart of Purcellville.
Relentless: Six Loudoun students 'Beat the Odds'Fri., May. 27 | 09:46 AM - In its 12th year, the "Beat the Odds" program rewards youth who've overcome major life obstacles and thrived. Forty-nine students have been awarded more than $130,000 through the program, which is sponsored by the Loudoun Bar Association, since 2005.
Striking Verizon workers to return Wednesday; deal inkedTue., May. 31 | 02:23 PM - The pact, subject to approval by union members, stands to end one of the largest strikes in the United States in recent years.
Spa Swag for Warriors provides comforts of homeTue., May. 31 | 09:54 AM - Loudoun resident Lacey Chong wanted to find a way help female service members overseas after watching several of her friends deploy to dangerous conditions.
Boulder Crest Retreat heals heroes, one family at a timeSun., May. 29 | 01:28 PM - As you drive west through the last stretch of Loudoun County on Route 7, the traffic thins, the pavement rolls more and more with the terrain and the scenery soothes.
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Testimony: Castillo was seen in estranged wife's Ashburn home the night of her deathFri., May. 27 | 01:35 PM - The youngest son of the Castillos testified today in Loudoun County Circuit Court that he saw his father in his brother's room on the night his mother was allegedly killed.
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Services for Mr. Freddie Goss will be held 10 am Sunday, September 8, 2013 at Pine Grove Pentecostal Church. Reverends Mark Copeland and Tim Duke will officiate. Visitation will begin at 5 pm Saturday, September 7, 2013 at Pine Grove Pentecostal Church.
Mr. Goss, 89, of Sebastopol died Wednesday, September 4, 2013 at Leake County's Baptist Health Center.
Survivors of Mr. Goss include:
2 Sons: Jeff Goss and wife Gail of Sebastopol; James Goss and wife Patricia of Pulaski, MS
6 Grandchildren: Derrell Goss and wife Shannon; Brian Goss and wife Amanda; Santana Runnels and husband Justin; TJ Goss and wife Hope; Brandi Goss; Dylan Goss
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The Maxon TOD-9 Overdrive Pedal doesn't just sound like a real tube amp-it gets as close as you can to that sound with real tube, making this the True Tube Overdrive. The TOD-9 pedal features a US Military spec subminiature tube at its core. Subminiatures are the final frontier of vacuum tubes, as the supply of quality vintage tubes is rapidly dwindling. Used extensively during World War II, subminiatures were largely abandoned by 1955 in favor of transistor technology, leaving a healthy stock of quality NOS product behind.
To create its lush overdrive tone, the TOD-9 overdrive pedal blends this subminiature tube stage with a solid-state distortion circuit. Unlike other tube overdrives, the TOD-9 employs a unique "pre-tube" circuit configuration, where the tube comes before the solid-state distortion circuit in the signal chain. By cascading the tube stage into the distortion stage, a more realistic tube-amp tone is achieved. The result is a warm yet powerful guitar tone that is extremely interactive with the player's performance and responds exactly like a hard-working tube-amp.
Both the tube and solid-state sections of the circuit are fed with 30 volts DC thanks to the TOD-9's internal voltage regulators. Running the circuit at higher voltages provides a more consistent tone with increased headroom and dynamic response.
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A long time ago, a mentor encouraged me to wake up earlier each day and spend some quiet time thinking about what's going on in my life. While my job responsibilities and family were growing, my attention span was shrinking. I was becoming someone that life just "happened to." I didn't like it and he was tired of hearing me complain about it. So now I slow down a little each morning to thoughtfully consider my priorities and the bigger picture of life. It's really helped me to prioritize my time (as well as remember all my kids' names).


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Abstract: AD (Alzheimer's disease) is linked to A beta (amyloid beta-peptide) misfolding. Studies demonstrate that the level Of Soluble A beta oligomeric forms correlates better with the progression of the disease than the level of fibrillar forms. Conformation-dependent antibodies have been developed to detect either A beta oligomers or fibrils, suggesting that structural differences between these forms of At exist. Using conditions which yield well-defined A beta (1-42) oligomers or fibrils, We studied the secondary structure of these species by ATR (attenuated total reflection)-FTIR (Fourier-transform infrared) spectroscopy. Whereas fibrillar A beta was organized in a parallel beta-sheet conformation, oligomeric A beta displayed distinct spectral features, which were attributed to an antiparallel beta-sheet structure. We also noted striking similarities between A beta oligomers spectra and those of bacterial outer membrane porins. We discuss our results in terms of a possible organization of the antiparallel beta-sheets in A beta oligomers, which may be related to reported effects of these highly toxic species in the amyloid pathogenesis associated with AD.
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This was soooo good! It was gone in a flash! I doubled the recipe with no problems. I used canned turkey from Costco. Added 3 small green onions and a bit more curry (cause we love it) This was an easy and delish lunch for DD Prom getting ready party!! Thanks for posting it!
This is a great summer salad! I left out the celery and the sour cream (only because I don't like either one). I used fat-free mayo and 2 cans of canned chicken. I was afraid it may be a little dry since I left out the sour cream, so I was prepared to put in more mayo, but it turned out fine for my taste. I added a bit more curry (because I LOVE curry). I made it last night for lunch today and it was a great, quick on-the-go lunch. And it made a lot, so I'm very happy with that! Thanks for submitting!


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At this time of year, if I'm walking around town in the evening, I'll often hear rousing taiko drums and joyful traditional music. Believe it or not, this isn't an impromptu concert put on by the revelers that always greet my arrival wherever I go, but the sound of a bon dance, ("bon odori" in Japanese).
Part of the summer Obon festivities, bon dances have been held for centuries, and have a spiritual significance in some localities. Even where they're held for purely festive reasons, they're a way of fostering a sense of community and preserving cultural heritage.
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sweet, reminds me of ansem from kingdom hearts
Wow so beautiful. It's amazing you can read a poem and this pops outo your brain XD
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I love the animal skull and the whole monster in the back. Also the concept is just amazing <3
That devil reminds me of Tawaret, the Egyptian Goddess of Childbirth and queen of the underworld for some reason, maybe its coz she had a head like that? I dunno.
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Just finished reading the poem that inspired this piece! Awesome work!
That skeleton looks like one of my OCs, Stiff. Cool!
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The past five days have probably given us first looks at more potential Oscar contenders than most full months of the year. With Venice and Telluride happening simultaneously (and the latter crammed into a tight 4-day schedule), a sizeable number of the most anticipated films of the year have just m...Read More »
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Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki has achieved status as one of the great filmmakers of his time, with a distinctive visual sensibility that has garnered comparisons to Walt Disney and a depth of imagination that defies any classification other than Miyazaki's own head. From "Princess Mononoke" to th...Read More »
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The doc, which took Salerno ten years, is a thorough portrait of the enigmatic, reclusive author of "The Catcher in the Rye," taking us through his prep school days and early short-story writing--his goal to be published in The New Yorker had to wait until after World War II. He landed in France on ...Read More »
The early-in-life successes and later reclusiveness that defines the legacy of "Catcher in the Rye" author J.D. Salinger provides as fertile ground for a movie treatment as the novelist's work itself. So it's no surprise that "Salinger," director Shane Salerno's comprehensive overview of the writer'...Read More »
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Green Bay Packers TE Jermichael Finley is gifted with some remarkable athletic ability, but he seems to consistently underachieve. If Finley disappoints this season, could the Packers decide to cut ties with the tight end after this season? It's very possible according to Pro Football Weekly.
In their "Whispers" section, the website explains that despite the fact the Packers extended Finley this offseason, the Packers could still decide to go another direction with the tight end after the season. Finley returned to the season last year after recovering from a knee injury. Despite scoring eight touchdowns last season, Finley struggled with drops.
Finley was extended with a two-year $14 million dollar contract this offseason, but he is due a nearly $4.5 million dollar bonus after the start of the 2013 calendar year. Finley has been mentioned as the next budding tight end in certain circles, and it's likely that he is seeking a long term contract on par with Patriots TE Rob Gronkowski and Saints Jimmy Graham, but he is not putting up their types of numbers.
In three games this year, Finley has 15 receptions after 22 targets for just 133 yards and one score. That's a 8.9 yards per reception average. In March of next year, Finley will turn 26, an age where he should be coming into his prime. Green Bay could be tiring of hearing about Finley's potential without seeing the results on the field on a consistent basis.
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Couch survives late comebacks from Mammoth Spring, sweeps visitors
In a night of big-time performances by big-time players, it was hard to tell just whose star shone the brightest.
Maybe it was the way Couch's Cody Roberts hit three big free throws in the last 47 seconds of the game. Or maybe it was the way that Roberts' teammate, Doug Melton, grabbed a missed shot and stuck it back with 10 ticks left on the clock.
Or what about the way Mammoth Spring's Aaron Shipp stepped up and drilled two absolutely huge 3-pointers in the last minute-plus of the game. And speaking of treys, Shipp's running mate Seth Godwin nailed a pair of big ones to open and close the third period for the Bears.
And let's don't forget the girls.
Couch's Kandy York set the night on fire with a big 29-point effort, while Mammoth Spring's Kylee Busch unloaded for 12 big fourth-periods points down the stretch for the Lady Bears.
Regardless of who cast the brightest light, it was non-stop excitement as Couch played host to Mammoth Spring Dec. 14.
And in the end, Couch swept its visitors from south of the border, with the Indians winning a thrill-a-minute 56-53 contest over the Bears, while the Lady Indians knocked off the Lady Bears 78-71 to start the evening.
In boys' action, the Bears fought back from a 12-point deficit with a furious fourth-period comeback that ended four points shy of victory for Mammoth Spring. Even more remarkable was the fact the Bears were able to mount a rally with four starters clinging on in the final frame with four fouls each.
The seeds for the Bears' fourth-period charge were sown in the third period, after Couch took a 31-19 lead to the half.
Godwin started things off on a positive note for the Bears by busting the first of two treys in the third. Godwin paced Mammoth Spring with a game-high 15 points.
While Godwin was bombing away from the outside, Zain Hopper was busy keeping Couch in front by working the inside for the Indians. Hopper tossed in seven of his nine points for the game in the third.
But it was the Bears who had last say in the third.
Trevor Vincent (five points) started a 7-0 period-ending run for the Bears by slipping free for a layup. Godwin then closed the book with a triple and baseline jumper to pull the Bears within three, down 40-37, after three.
Free throws from Couch's Brad Hopper (four points) and Nick Ford (seven points) pushed the Indians on top 51-44, setting up a furious final three minutes of play.
Shipp (13 points) jump-started Mammoth Spring's rally with a free throw and then Godwin followed with a steal and layup.
Then Shipp came up aces by canning a 3-ball at the 1:25 point of the fourth, pulling the Bears within a single point, 51-50. Mammoth Spring had a great shot at grabbing the lead as Gage Busch (seven points) picked up a steal and headed toward the Bears' end of the court. Mammoth Spring couldn't get a bucket off this turnover, allowing the Indians to add to their lead via the charity stripe.
Roberts (14 points) hit three out of four from the line to boost Couch's advantage to 54-50 with 32 ticks remaining.
This was plenty of time for Shipp to unholster his gun once again. His 3-ball at the 22-second mark once again drew the Bears within a single point.
As it turns out, that was the Bears' last points of the evening.
Melton (12 points) followed a missed shot next time down court for Couch, sticking it back in the bucket with 10 ticks left to keep the Indians on top 56-53.
The Bears had one last gasp at knotting the game, but a Mammoth Spring 3-point attempt at the buzzer missed, leaving Couch with a hard-fought three-point win.
Couch led 13-10 after the first period and extended that margin to 31-19 at intermission before the Bears turned up the intensity in the last two periods.
Blake Martin logged eight points for the Indians, with Josh Hopper adding two.
Wes Davis finished with six points for Mammoth Spring, while Adam Watson tallied five, and Ethan Gaines two.
While the boys' clash resembled more of a grind-it-out affair, the girls' tilt was anything but. The Lady Indians racked up 45 points in the first half alone, while their boy counterparts from Couch finished their game with just 11 more for the night.
The Lady Bears, too, played catchup late before falling in the end. Down by as many as 16 points in the second half, Mammoth Spring closed the gap in the fourth with an outstanding effort, but it was just not quite enough for a victory.
The difference in this game was the play of York inside the lane. With most all of her hoops coming at point-blank range, she was just too much for the Lady Bears to counter.
But Mammoth Spring did make things interesting in the final period.
With the Lady Bears down 68-51 after three, Busch came out swinging for Mammoth Spring in the fourth.
She hit back-to-back buckets to begin the fourth for the Lady Bears. Busch (18 points) then uncorked a triple, followed by one from Kayly Vest (19 points) that narrowed the gap to 10, 73-63.
Busch hit one more trey, right before the final buzzer sounded, but the Lady Indians survived the Mammoth Spring rally to win by seven points.
The first half was played at a breakneck pace, with both clubs running, pressing and trapping at will.
The Lady Bears led early in the first thanks to two tripled from Courtney Risner (six points) and one from Vest.
Couch answered with a late 7-0 runout fueled by four points from Sadee Risner and a 3-ball by Tara Combs (seven points).
Couch led 25-20 after one.
The second period was the one in which York began to flex her muscles.
As the rate of speed at which the game was being played slowed a bit in the frame, York went to work down low and tossed in 14 of her game-high 29 points in the second. Ashley Walsh (16 points) countered with eight points for Mammoth Spring in the second, but Couch held a 45-39 lead at the break.
The Lady Indians built this lead into a 16-point advantage in the third before the Lady Bears hit the gas in the fourth to mount a worthy comeback attempt.
Kassi Burr finished with 12 points for Couch, while Whitney Mills and Lorra Wicker followed with 11 points each. Jessica Jones and Courtney Redus tallied two points apiece for the Lady Indians.
Melanie Maguffee posted eight points for Mammoth Spring, with Stevi Benedict hitting three for the Lady Bears.


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Isn't this Von Miller a "very very unique" situation?
Not the Von Miller incident, no. Anabolic roids are used in the NFL.
I think 3 DUIs, TWO with your front office personnel within a month, a botched restructure with a major defensive player who took Elway for a ride, and now this other DE missing 4 games for a roid test, make for a pretty disastrous offseason for Denver.
Hey, maybe Russell and Heckert were off hammered during the last days of the Dumervil deadline? abwahahaa!
But, I don't see ESPN or NFLN having round the clock coverage about it. I doubt ESPN will have a panel dedicated to talking about it on a 24 hour loop like they have with Hernandez and Dennard's situations.
Dennard also didn't refuse the breathalizer like the 3 Denver employees did, but you wouldn't know that by ESPN's sensationalized coverage.
Only Phatty Virgin with a day off from the theater would have such poor reading comprehension, he would showcase how bad it is with regards to my premise.
Pretty disastrous off season for DENVER? Please tell me you are the dumbest person on the planet. Please. I would hate to think there are others.
There has not been a worse off season in league history than the one we are currently having, it has been embarrassing beyond belief. Never mind that our prized young free agent defensive lineman will be sitting because of a heart condition or our corner that punched a cop in the face decided to get liqured up and go out and drive...you could of blind folded a guy off the street and had him throw darts at free agents and he would of done better than what was signed over here the last three years. I'm dead serious.
I don't know about that. I rememeber Ray Lewis in shackles. Rae Carruth. Bengals, Raiders, Broncos with murdered teammates, etc.
Sure seems like you're being a drama queen yet again, Cupcake. You're always 'dead serious', you're also a whiny, spoiled pink helmet who apparently pines for the Sullivan years.
I am not embarrassed whatsoever of the choices Hernandez made. Not one bit. I am shocked and stunned, but not "embarrassed". I also applaud the Pats for quickly moving away from that Hernandez thing. The Baltimore Ravens held on to Ray Lewis for a decade after his involvement, proven involvement with two murders. So, pipe down with your praise of the Ravens organization all this time, as they shielded a doubler murderer. You sound like a raving lunatic, Cupcake.
I would be MORTIFIED if BB and Caserio each got DUIs, actually refusing breathalizers within one month of another and Caserio slammed into a cop car somewhere in Boston. Moritfied that lead decision makers of our franchise made those kinds of decisions while hammered.
If NE hid those infractions, on the heels of one our back up interior lineman's PED and DUI charges as well, you would be the first one in here with RKrap demanding answers, resignations, you name it. You're a phony joke.
You would also be the first loser on here, if Chandler Jones got away with an amphetamine charge in his rookie year that was covered up by the Patriots in some fashion, only to test positive AGAIN soon after.
Stick to the facts, Cupcake, and you'll be just fine.
Then again, you still claim that A A Ron was a "great value" pick.
He was. 3 years of a 4th rd pick is very good value. He was the best H Back in the NFL for 3 seasons at bargain dollars. My god are you dumb. He outperformed his rookie deal 1000 times over.
We'll see what kind of money NE can recoup based on his court case.
I agree that he was a good performer for a 4th round pick, and potential to be a great player, but look at his actual numbers. He missed 10 games in three seasons and he average 58 receptions, 650 yards, and 6 TDs per season. Those are average numbers for an NFL TE. Last year he was the 25th rank TE in the NFL (http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/te).


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I just want to breed fishing worms
My old boss moved from the city to the country a few years ago - and she wanted all natural gardens for veggies, etc - and so she started some worm gardens in her basement. First off - she hates bugs and yuck and blarg so I thought that this was really odd for her. But in talking to her - the worms for the most part take care of her organic compost and she reaps the benefits of great dirt with lots of worms. As of this past Spring, she was going to go to a bigger composter to handle more worms, etc.
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The compost bin we have behind the greenhouse is slap full of worms. You can throw a pine tree in it and it is gone in a few months.
Supposedly you don't have to turn it over as often either, but because that is where the worms are every time someone goes fishing at the lake they dig in it and it gets turned over that way.


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Local leaders are looking at ways to solve the dropout problem in the greater Lansing area.
The numbers for Lansing schools have fluctuated the last few years. Last year, the dropout rate was 8.18-percent, the lowest in the three-year span from 2000-2003.
The state department of Labor and Economic growth says the more kids who are dropping out, the more damage this causes the economy.
The director of the department David Hollister says as jobs move from manufacturing to high tech, we need a system that is in sink with what our needs are.
He says mentoring, creative classes, and building the curriculum around the needs of the business community are ways to attack the problem.
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First Game for me for FM is FM12.. and i went to play with United.. I Just bought so many and played 4-2-4 and best result was 12-0 against Watford in the cup .. in the league 8-0 against Aston villa.. didnt know what was BBM for a mid.. just put it for fun for Douglas Costa for example.. but now when i play with united and use 4-2-4 i cant score much.. dont know why
Akash SAYS 2012-08-07 19:27The teams are starting to get used to your tactic. They set up their team to counter your tactic. You need to change it all up.
ya but when I first played FM with that tactic .. I won against Madrid , Barcelona .. all of those teams..
its me SAYS 2012-08-07 22:03its obviously a downloaded tactic . as akash said mate u need to alter your tactics becasu your opposition get used to it after a while


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Dream Girl Tailors: "A Reliable Ladies' Tailoring Shop" Dubai Shopping Tip by Janani
Dubai Shopping: 225 reviews and 501 photos
I have visited several tailors in the U.A.E. but only this one had a public shop; the branch I used was in the Meena Bazaar area of Dubai, which has two areas for ladies' tailoring: (Western and Asian) and an area for men's tailoring too (called Hollywood Gents.)
I always had a nice time visiting the shop with my friends; they have a good selection of up-to-date fashion magazines that you can use to decide what you want made and the staff were very flexible too, if I asked for something to be made in a different way to their usual method. They also have an embroiderer but as he was away when we needed some work done, they recommended another independent one.
I haven't used the shop for a while, although I have been fairly recently when friends have been getting things made; in September 2002 I had two outfits made up, according to a picture I brought in, from some cotton twill I brought from London and was charged 40 Dirhams each for two Chinese style tunic tops and 35 Dirhams each for the ankle length skirts with side splits. A tailor named Anwar made the outfits, which after daily wear (they were work uniforms) are still in good condition, whereas my colleagues' ready made ones cost twice as much as mine, fitted poorly and fell apart much sooner.
Address: P.O.Box: 8266, Dubai, U.A.E.
Directions: I used their branch in the Mina Bazaar area but they have branches in Karama and Satwa too.
othercontact: Fax: 04 3510202
Phone: 04 3526463
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