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Shelby Shaffer and Lauren Weidman played their last games at Center Grove High School's gym Tuesday night. Judging by their performance, they're going to miss the place.
Shaffer dished out five assists, while Weidman poured in 27 points, including seven 3-pointers, as the host Trojans concluded regular-season play with a 63-51 win over Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference rival Carmel. Center Grove finished the season unbeaten at home (8-0).
The win snapped a six-game losing streak against the Greyhounds and ended the Trojans' regular season with a 15-5 overall record and 6-1 in MIC play. The latter tied the program's best conference mark. Carmel fell to 10-9.
Weidman was instrumental in determining Tuesday's outcome. Center Grove took control of the game with an 18-3 run that spanned the second and third quarters. During that stretch, Weidman hit four 3-pointers and a layup to account for 14 of the Trojans' points.
"We expect it from her," said Shaffer of her senior backcourt mate. "She's our best shooter, and it's a blast to play with her."
The last of Weidman's 3-pointers during that run built the Trojans' biggest lead, 38-20, with 6:36 remaining in the third quarter, but Carmel wasn't done.
The Greyhounds hit their first five fourth-quarter shots, including four 3-pointers, to whittle the lead down to 51-46. The Trojans' lead was 53-48 with five minutes remaining, but Center Grove worked the ball patiently and found Regan Wentland, who hit a three with 4:05 remaining. Those were the first of 10 straight Trojan points, and Carmel never threatened after that.
"She's got a knack for hitting shots in big-time moments, and she did it again tonight," said Center Grove coach Shawn Sanders of Wentland, who finished with six points, four rebounds and a game-high five blocked shots. "She had a big block for us, she makes all the little plays and she has a good basketball IQ."
Center Grove took fast breaks when they were available, which helped its field goal percentage (54.3 percent, 25 of 46), but the Trojans also hit 10 of 19 from 3-point range. Weidman made 7 of 11 from beyond the arc and 9 of 15 overall.
"We all dream of having a Senior Night like that," said Sanders of Weidman. "Carmel defended pretty well, but our players were smart enough to look for her."
Bri Gliesmann added 10 points off the bench for the Trojans, while teammate Madison Kolthoff scored nine, including seven straight during the decisive fourth-quarter run. Ali Line scored six points and grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds for Center Grove.
J.J. Williams led Carmel with 23 points, while Emily Kmec added 14. She hit four 3-pointers in a four-minute span of the third and fourth quarters to get the Greyhounds back in the game.
Carmel coach Scott Bowen thought Wentland's 3-pointer was a key play in the game.
"That bumped the lead back to eight, and we expended a lot of energy coming back," Bowen said. "I was proud of the way Kmec shot the ball. Defensively, we didn't find their hot shooter (Weidman) and they did a nice job moving the ball."
Center Grove is off until Tuesday when it plays Franklin Central in the Class 4A Franklin Sectional. The eighth-ranked Flashes defeated Center Grove in their holiday tournament on Dec. 27.


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|Release Date: October 30, 1987
|Running Time: 120 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Genre: Drama
Mary Stuart Masterson
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Summary:Idealistic Franny is a teenager who wants to do good in the world. While volunteering at a shelter for disadvantaged girls, she finds that her privileged background is met with skepticism and hostility. When she does start to be effective, she realizes that she has been changed by the experience herself.


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i dunno how to wash it. if i put it in the washing machine the laundromat ladies will kill me b/c of the buckle. any other methods you've used successfully to get the funk out?
i dunno how to wash it. if i put it in the washing machine the laundromat ladies will kill me b/c of the buckle. any other methods you've used successfully to get the funk out?
wool lite (or generic version) in the bath tub. Febreeze works well at getting the funk out.
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if you want to put it in the washing machine, just wrap something around the buckle like a sock or hand towel, and make sure its tightened well.
I spilled some coke in the bottom of an old old Jansport backpack I had been wearing for ~8 years and decided to just try and wash it out in a sink. Three times I filled the sink to the top, three times I soaked the backpack, three times the water turned deep yellow/brown. Fun times.
vinega rocks for getting rid of bad odours.
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Vinegar it is -- white vinegar, the $1 bottle kind from your local grocers.
I've been tempted to try this method. Just curious, does it leave a vinegar smell to the bag? Or do you rinse it out for a long period of time?Originally Posted by absntr
I would imagine that vinegar's gonna have some residue. Use at your own risk. It may be funkier than the original funk, especially if you allow it to get into the outside fabric of the bag.
It does leave a slight vinegar aftersmell but the funk is gone and you can only smell if you put your nose right up on it.
I suggest you soak it in vinegar, rinse then wash it normally. That takes care of the smell -- I've only done the afterwash (with regular detergent) once though.
is that safe on the water proof layer?
Stick it inside a couple of pillow cases, wash it along with a couple heavy towels.
This is Africa, 1943. War spits out its violence overhead and the sandy graveyard swallows it up. Her name is King Nine, B-25, medium bomber, Twelfth Air Force. On a hot, still morning she took off from Tunisia to bomb the southern tip of Italy. An errant piece of flak tore a hole in a wing tank and, like a wounded bird, this is where she landed, not to return on this day, or any other day.
My girl washed mine for me because she couldn't stand the sight of my dirty mess bag hanging around. She put it in the washing machine, buckle on the inside, flap closed loosely. She used regular detergent with a capful of Pinesol (don't really know why), and then hung it up to dry. Looks damn good, no lingering smell of Pinesol or detergent.
thanks for the replies. i'm gonna give the vinegar a go and then febreeze it. it's getting to where you can't walk by it in my apt. w/o being like "whoa, what's that smell?" hahaha. gross!
if the laundromat ladies kill you, get up and kill them right back.
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You know it's time to get the funk out when your bag is making your shirts smell bad. Mikearena.
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it's totally infecting the back of my shirts. like a stank disease.
Dip it in a bath of oxyclean. Works wonders.
Dude, I had the same problem. The worst is when the stanky bag is leaving it's stank on your shirt. Like you're sitting there at work, typing some **** on bike forums and you're like "What IS that smell" and then your realize it's your own shoulder and you're like , "****, this is DISGUSTING."
Use the vinegar. It works. You should do it about once every month and half or so. Don't use febreeze.
Check this thread from back in the day:
How do you de-stankify a messenger bag?
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I had some baseboard heaters installed. They put them directly below (3") electric outlets. This did not look right to me. The outlets get pretty hot. The heaters are on seperate circuits running 220. Are there any codes to reference regarding this matter?
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I can't give code references but I can tell lyou receptacles are not allowed above electric baseboard heaters. You may be required to move them to the floor.
thanks for the reply. when you say not allowed, is that an absolute no-no or strongly discouraged? also, what to move to the floor? heater or outlet?
It is against the code to put electrical receptacles above electgrci heaters. You don't want the cords falling into the heating elements and melting. You still need to have a receptacle every 12 feet so they mey be required to install them in the floor to meet this requirement.
It is OK to have them above hot water baseboards.
It is OK to have them above hot water baseboards.
The installation of a baseboard heater beneath a receptacle outlet is not an automatic code violation. The only way to be 100% sure that it is a violation is to read the instructions that come with the baseboard heater. "Listed baseboard heaters include instructions that may not permit their installation below receptacle outlets" NEC fine print not following 210.52
There is/was at least one company that made baseboard heaters that did not have the restriction about outlets over the heaters. However, chances are that your heaters are not that brand and some corrective action is called for.
There is/was at least one company that made baseboard heaters that did not have the restriction about outlets over the heaters. However, chances are that your heaters are not that brand and some corrective action is called for.
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The subject of trade rumours since the NHL draft last week in Vancouver, the posssibility of a Havlat-for-Toskala deal seems again be gaining steam. Earlier this week, the reluctance of the young Senators forward to sign a long-term deal seemed to be standing in the way of such a deal. However, sources tell the Sun this morning that talks are back on after things appeared to have fallen apart Thursday night. The sources indicate Havlat would still be part of any deal involving Toskala, but it's possible things have broadened out.
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Green Mountain Coffee Roaster's (Nasdaq:GMCR) search for a CEO is over. What began in February concluded Nov. 20 with the maker of Keurig single-serve coffee brewers announcing Brian Kelley, an executive with Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO), was its new CEO. Current CEO Lawrence Blanford's contract was originally extended to December 2013. Having found the right candidate, Blanford has agreed to move up his departure. Long-time investors who've hung in while its stock has cratered, have to be relieved that a qualified candidate was up for the challenge. What does this mean for the stock? I'll explore the possibilities.
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A Deep Bench
Kelley was appointed president and chief operating officer of Coca-Cola Refreshments in September and was set to take the helm in January. The division has 68,000 employees and is responsible for North American bottling and customer service operations. His departure, while likely a surprise to Coke CEO Muhtar Kent, won't hurt its business given the management development program that's been in place the past five years. In the words of Beverage Digest editor John Sicher, "I don't think they expected him to leave... Coca-Cola has a deep bench, fortunately." Kudos to Green Mountain for going after the guy - he's got a strong background and is the perfect age (51) to be a CEO. With Kent only 60 and a couple of people ahead of him in the pecking order, when Green Mountain came calling, it was an offer he couldn't refuse. The hiring helps Green Mountain far more than it hurts Coke.
Hiring Speculation
Since Kelley's hiring there's been all sorts of online chatter about why this particular executive was chosen for the job. Motley Fool has entertained the idea that the Coke exec would relish the opportunity to take on SodaStream (Nasdaq:SODA), whose CEO Daniel Birnbaum has been in the press lately, chastising the soda maker for the dual sins of possessing an antiquated business model and polluting the world. While I don't see it creating a machine from scratch, I could see Green Mountain acquiring SodaStream to ensure its growth trajectory continues. Bed Bath & Beyond (Nasdaq:BBBY) currently accounts for 11% of Green Mountain's revenues. It also sells SodaStream's products. Given that Kelley's former role included product supply, the tie-up and integration would likely go smoothly.
Jim Kramer appeared on CNBC Nov. 20 asserting that Kelley's hiring was in large part to restore credibility to Green Mountain, which suffered a stock price drop following a two-year SEC accounting investigation, stockholder litigation, not to mention the negative comments by hedge fund manager David Einhorn, who is short the stock. Kramer reasons that it makes no sense for Kelley to make the move from Coke, potentially risking his reputation, without having some plan of attack including settling with stockholders and working with the SEC for a quick resolution. Seeking Alpha contributor Jason Merriam believes Green Mountain also needs to take a bevy of asset impairment charges for its $1.5 billion in acquisitions over the past six years, which would result in an equivalent hit to its shareholder equity, possibly affecting its ability to acquire SodaStream. It's a dog's breakfast for sure. Kelley's hiring gives the company some breathing room (maybe six months) to start the restoration.
A final possibility, and the least likely, would be Nestle (OTC:NSRGY) buying Green Mountain. Nestle replaced its Nespresso CEO Nov. 21 as part of a larger management realignment. Jean-Marc Duvoisin has significant operational experience with Nestle in Latin America, suggesting it wants to expand beyond its European stronghold. Nespresso is finding it tough knocking Green Mountain off its North American perch. Nestle certainly has the money to make the acquisition and if it did, it would likely focus Nespresso on Latin America, with Keurig ruling the roost in the U.S. and Canada. It's a long shot but Kelley having at the helm makes it more of a possibility.
The Bottom Line
Just because Green Mountain has a new CEO from Coke, doesn't mean you should run out and buy its stock. Green Mountain is a company riddled with problems. I'd wait until at least September before taking the plunge. By then we'll have a good idea whether Kelley can get it back on course.
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I got a new 9.7 inch tablet,Gemei G9 with Android 4.0. It has Google play pre-installed, my problem is that Google Play does not recognize the brand so it won't let me download programs that my Samsung 4.0 Galaxy S2 can. It does allow other programs to download. Is it the version of Google Play on the unit or the unit really can't use, say Google Voice or RealPlayer etc.
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Qassam Fire Injures One, Guard Hurt in W. Bank Shooting
An Israeli citizen was seriously injured yesterday in a shooting incident near Ramallah. The Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades of Fatah claimed responsibility for the shooting. In another incident, a 24 year-old suffered moderate injuries from the shrapnel of a Qassam rocket that landed near Sderot. The Islamic Jihad took responsibility for the rocket attacks.
The attack in the West Bank occured close to 11 A.M., at a Palestinian gas station near the village of Dir Kadis. The 42-year-old security guard who accompanied a tanker that belonged to an Israeli company and was delivering fuel to the station, had left the vehicle and gone to the bathroom in the building.
As the guard was making his way back to the vehicle, a Mazda sedan with three or four Palestinians passed by the station, firing at the Israeli guard. He suffered severe injuries to his head and leg. He was wearing a bullet-proof vest, but was hit in parts of his body that were not protected.
The other Israelis at the station evacuated the security guard to the military post near the village of Na'alin. After receiving emergency medical treatment he was evacuated to Tel Hashomer Hospital where he is in serious condition.
The first time Israel Defense Forces in the area heard of the incident was when the injured man was delivered to the post near Na'alin. Large forces were rushed to the area and a search for the attackers got under way.
Their abandoned vehicle was found near a dirt road block close to Na'alin. More than 20 spent shells of AK-47 rifles were found in the car, as well as face masks. The army believes that the shooters used two different rifles, firing at least 40 bullets.
IDF trackers found the footprints of the attackers. Later, the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade of Fatah claimed responsibility for the attack.
This is the second shooting incident in the area in several weeks. In the previous attack, one Israeli suffered moderate injuries and two others were lightly hurt. Last month, five Israelis and two soldiers were injured in shooting incidents, three in the area of Ramallah.
Security forces released for publication yesterday that a four-man Islamic Jihad cell operating in the Bethlehem area was recently arrested.
Meanwhile, early yesterday morning four Qassam rockets were launched from the Gaza Strip against Israeli territory. The last rocket struck near a gas station near Sha'ar Hanegev close to Sderot at about 6 P.M. A young man suffered moderate injuries due to shrapnel in his abdomen, and was evacuated to Barzilai Hospital in Ashkelon. Several others were treated for shock on the scene.
Alon Schuster, chairman of the Sha'ar Hanegev Regional Council, complained yesterday that funds that have been promised to underwrite reinforcement of public structures, including Sapir Academic College nearby, have not been received.
He cited government decisions made when Shaul Mofaz was defense minister, and also one made by Prime Minister Ehud Olmert several months ago, to provide funding to fortify homes of residents against rocket strikes, which he said have not been carried out.
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Suppose a row (several rows) or table in database. Can I backup them, to restore as quick as possible only them if the rows/table will be corrupted.
thank you in advance!
I use the following perl-script to backup my databases:
The mysql-dump command is:
The result are single insert-statements for the whole table. You have to extract the lines you want to restore. Since you do not know which row will be damaged, you'll need them all. To restore a single row, just find it in the backup-file and execute the command.
I found it very difficult to deal with a backup file, that contains several databases. That's the reason to write this little script and backup each database into a single file.
You can alter the script easily, to dump each table into a single backup-file if needed.
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To restore from your backup
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|To de-bond tires so you can reuse the rims, apply acetone to the glue joint with a cotton swab. This should weaken the glue enough so that you can peel off the old tires. Be careful though: acetone can also dissolve the finish on some wheels.Curtis Anson
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The versatile, budget-friendly Kelty Women's Mistral 20 Degree Synthetic Sleeping Bag gives you quality comfort without the high cost. This EN-rated bag delivers three-season warmth for outdoor living in the desert, on mountaintops, or dense forests. When the nighttime temperatures drop, a draft tube, quilted construction, cinching drawcords, differential cut, and ground-level seams let the efficient and light CloudLoft insulation do its thing. And convenient details like liner and sleeping pad loops and a pillow pocket to keep everything tidy and in place make the night more restful.
- European-tested (EN) and rated down to 20F, this bag is suited for spring, fall, and mild winter months
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- Mummy design keeps warmth close to your body while allowing movement
- Tough 58D polyester ripstop outer shell and taffeta liner withstand wear and tear and feel soft next to skin
- Zipper draft tube protects against cold leaks; ground-level side seams and differential cut maximizes warmth and minimizes chill
- Two-layer offset quilt construction reduces dead, or cold, spots
- FatMan and Ribbon drawcords seal out the cold with a snug fit
- Two-way zipper allows easy entry and exit and lets you air out your feet when they get toasty
- Anti-snag zippers operate smoothly and prevent damage to bag or outerwear
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Decent bag!
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I used this sleeping bag for a weekend in Maine in October. The temperature got down to the mid-30's at night, and the only thing that got cold were my feet. I ended up putting hand warmers in my socks. I also had to put on a couple layers of clothes to be able to sleep through the night. So the comfort level for this bag might be around 38F or 40F. I think I would have been really cold and very uncomfortable if the temperature went down to 20F.
I was able to stuff the sleeping bag in the bottom of my backpack, and I didn't use the stuff sack. I think the size listed (11x18in) is pretty accurate. It is light weight too.
I liked that it had a draw-string around the head, so I could tighten the opening and keep the air out, or I could keep it loose if it got too warm.
I am a 5'3'' female of average build, and I fit comfortably in it. I am happy with my purchase, but my only complaint is that my feet got cold.


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Raising the "Minimum Wage" on Your Savings
How much yield would you need to collect from your savings to feel like you weren't getting ripped off?
What if you could collect 6%+ yields from your savings every year instead of 1% (or less)?
And what if you could collect this bigger yield without taking on stock market or junk bond risk?
Simply put, there aren't any yields approaching anything close to 6% inside of the traditional banking system.
But I recently found out about a unique alternative savings vehicle that offers investors the opportunity to earn 6-12% per year.
My colleague and fellow income aficionado Steve Mauzy of High Yield Wealth alerted me to this opportunity.
And while I'm typically not swayed by my colleagues when it comes to investing - this unique savings opportunity is the most interesting income secret I've found in years.
Normally, I focus my research on collecting income by selling options. I still believe most investors can and should use simple options strategies like covered calls to increase their income…
But the secret Ian shared with me is even simpler. At a basic level, if we're not collecting reasonable income from our cash savings, then it's tough to really grow our wealth.
In other words, if we CAN slowly and safely grow our wealth with simple savings investments, we should.
Going to bed at night knowing that at the very least, your cash is generating a good rate of return gives you the peace of mind to avoid riskier investments. You don't feel like you need to "get ahead" -because your cash is already doing that for you.
Think of your savings yield as the "minimum wage" you'll accept for putting your money to work. Right now, the minimum wage paid by banks is a guaranteed money loser after taxes and inflation.
So depositing your money in a bank right now is like putting your money to work for 8 hours a day, only to see it come home a few pennies poorer.
And that's why I was so excited when Steve came to me with a brilliant idea on how to beat the low yields offered by savings accounts, money-market accounts, bonds and the like.
But what really caught my attention was when he showed me how to earn junk bond type yields with highly rated notes.
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ADDISON COUNTY — If Vermont Gas Systems does move forward with eminent domain proceedings against Addison County landowners to secure necessary easements to build its proposed natural gas pipeline, it will have both state statute and recent precedents on its side.
The Canadian-owned utility sent letters to nine Monkton homes last month stating that if an agreement on a right-of-way easement could not be reached, the utility would have no choice but to begin the process of eminent domain.
MONKTON — Vermont Gas Systems has said it will use eminent domain to obtain Monkton land it needs to build its pipeline through Addison County if town landowners do not agree to let the company cross their land.
At least some Monkton residents said they consider that tactic to be threatening.
MONKTON — Vermont State Police are investigating a rash of thefts in the early hours of Jan. 13 that targeted both homes and vehicles across two counties.
Police believe the three burglaries and five larcenies that occurred in the towns of Charlotte and Monkton are related.
MONKTON — Vermont State Police are investigating a rash of thefts across two counties in the early hours of Jan. 13 that targeted both homes and vehicles.
MONKTON — A couple whose property the proposed Vermont Gas Systems natural gas pipeline would traverse has appealed the Public Service Board's decision late last month to give the project a Certificate of Public Good.
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MONKTON — "Do you want to jump higher?" Karen Amirault shouts to the gymnasium full of Monkton Central School third- and fourth-graders.
The students, spread at arms' length across the space, giggle and nod. Amirault presses play on an iPod hooked up to a set of speakers. The music begins and the students dance in unison, calling out their moves to stay on track.
The rehearsal goes off without a hitch, save for one boy who, despite valiant effort, is forced to pause midway to tie his shoelaces.
MONKTON — Longtime choreographer Karen Amirault, who is wrapping up a nine-day residency at Monkton Central School this Friday, has been dancing for five decades.
Amirault grew up in Melrose, Mass., and has been a dancer from the age of four, when she began taking lessons in ballet.
"Ballet is like Latin — it's an incredibly strong base for any kind of dance," Amirault said.
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MONKTON — Vermont's plethora of craft breweries are about to get the opportunity to source their malt locally. Andrew Peterson, 44, of Monkton is launching Vermont's first commercial malt house this fall.
MONKTON — For Monkton natives Galen and Moriah Helms and Starksboro native Sara Paule Koeller, what began as a quarter-acre garden on a family property in Monkton four years ago has expanded into a burgeoning farming and foraging business called Mountain Warrior.
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Coach dies instantly in truck accident
A local football coach was killed instantly this morning after a speeding truck ran over his head on Mandela Avenue in the vicinity of the Gymnasium.
Dead is Peter Lashley, a coach of GFC.
Reports are that the man was riding a motor cycle around 7 am when the truck hit him from behind. His head was later smashed by one of the truck's wheels. The truck driver is in police custody.
One passer-by recalled Lashley being cradled by a sobbing man moments after the accident occurred.
The police this morning issued the following release on the accident.
The police are conducting investigations into a fatal accident that occurred at about 0630h. today Friday February 14, 2014, on Mandela Avenue, Georgetown, and which resulted in the death of motor cyclist Peter Lashley, 54 years, of Tuc-Ville, Georgetown.
Investigations so far have revealed that Peter Lashley drove out of the Meadow Brook access road and allegedly failed to stop and was struck down by a motor lorry that was proceeding along Mandela Avenue.
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Matt Hardy Christmas card
A post on Instagram where Matt Hardy reveals the offensive Christmas card that he, Reby Sky and son sent out this year.
December 25, 2015
Reby Sky breast feeding
A post on Instagram of Reby Sky breast feeding her newborn child. The reason why she posted an image of her exposed private area is because she wants the world to be more comfortable with women feeding their babies in public.
July 17, 2015
Matt Hardy waiting for baby
A post on Instagram where Matt Hardy reveals that he is going to be taking a photo of himself and Reby Sky for each day that his son decides to make them wait for his birth. They are now on the third day. On a side note, Hardy is wearing a really awesome Transformers tee shirt.
June 9, 2015
Matt Hardy taking time off
Later on this summer, TNA will have neither of the Hardys on Impact Wrestling. As many of you already now, Jeff Hardy is sidelined by an injury suffered during a dirt bike accident. His older brother Matt Hardy is going to be taking some time off as well. His reason, though, is because he wants to stay home and look after his pregnant wife. Reby Sky revealed the decision on social media and should be giving birth very soon.
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What if you make the leap…and fail?
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How many of us have faced a decision…and we didn't know how to decide?
I'll take you back to one that changed my life. In college, I was deciding between taking a job at Google — a well-paid job that would have put me into an "elite" job category — or starting my own company.
How do you decide what to do?
Do you look at the salary you'd make and decide? (Easy to say no, "go for your dreams!" but what if Option 1 pays you an extra $50,000 over Option 2?)
Do you think about what your parents will say?
What other criteria can you use to make a big decision?
One thing we've ALL encountered is advice from others. Oh man, everyone loves to give advice. And most of it is bad! Ramit, take the job…you should be lucky Google wants you! Ramit, definitely start your own company…you can always go back to Google!
How do you decide amidst all these conflicting pieces of advice?
What if you make the wrong decision?
Before I tell you what I did, take a moment to ask yourself: What would you do?
How many of us are in this situation right now — faced with a decision and we don't know how to decide? Maybe it's about ending a relationship…or leaving a job…or even where to live.
I got a question from IWT reader JB, who asked: "What if I take the leap out of the high-paying, big-firm job and don't succeed? What if I make a mistake?"
Here's my response in another edition of ASK RAMIT:
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Tuscaloosa native hosts missionary training, open to everyone
Published: Wednesday, March 12, 2014 at 8:00 p.m.
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In 2002, Tuscaloosa native Richard Davis went on his first mission trip.
If you go
What: Heart of Asia Ministries Missionary training
When: 6:30-7:30 p.m. every Thursday at First Wesleyan Church, 1501 McFarland Blvd. NE, Tuscaloosa
Who: Free, open to the public
When he got off the plane in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the first thing that struck him was all of the different sights, smells and sounds.
The next thing that struck him was that as a white Southern American, he stood out in Kuala Lumpur like a sore thumb, which made him a bit uncomfortable. But the city's people treated him warmly and strangers welcomed him into their homes, offering him food that he'd never tasted such as red beans and corn ice cream.
Then his mission began. For two weeks, he learned a new culture, rehabilitated drug users and preached the gospel to people who had never heard it.
He's gone on numerous mission trips since. Now, he's teaching other Christians to do the same.
Every Thursday at 6:30 p.m., Davis, who's director of Heart of Asia Ministries, teaches a missionary training workshop at First Wesleyan Church. The training is free, nondenominational and open to everyone who wants to come.
"If you're a Christian, one of the commandments is for you to go out into the world and share with all the Gospel," Davis said. "That's one of the main ways that Christianity is spread, which is by other Christians. There are still 2.7 billion people that haven't heard the gospel. Most are in North Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
"There's never enough missionaries. All those people still need to hear the gospel so we need thousands more."
Davis said that any Christian can be a missionary. But not everyone can go out in a foreign field.
If people cannot complete a mission in a foreign country or in the United States, they can participate in missionary work by praying for missionaries or funding their work, he said.
But there's nothing like going to a different country and sharing the gospel, he said. It's life-changing.
"Once you reach outside of your culture, you see things with a bigger perspective," he said. "You see God bigger. You see your own faith and purpose grow as you go outside of your comfort zone. It stretches you and draws you closer to God."
The missionary class Davis teaches runs 8-10 weeks, once a semester.
After people have completed the class, Davis said he encourages them to go on a short mission trip or go to a Bible College and continue their training.
"We just went to Mexico," Davis said. "The whole point of the class is to get that training and then take trips. We have connections with different churches and missionary groups that are taking mission trips all over. So if people get this training, they can go anywhere."
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NJ Gov. Christie drops gay marriage appeal
LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. (AP) — Gov. Chris Christie has dropped his appeal to legalized same-sex marriages in New Jersey.
In an email, the governor's office says it submitted a formal withdrawal to the state Supreme Court Monday morning.
Last month, a lower-court judge ruled that New Jersey must recognize gay marriages starting Monday. Gay couples began exchanging vows shortly after midnight.
The Republican governor, a possible 2016 presidential candidate, had been asking the state's top court to overturn that ruling. But he announced Monday he was dropping the appeal.
Christie's administration says he strongly disagrees with the court substituting "its judgment for the constitutional process of the elected branches or a vote of the people." But he says the Supreme Court was clearly going to favor same-sex marriage and that he has a constitutional duty to enforce the law.
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Judith Bishop is Director of Computer Science in Microsoft Research Connections, based in Redmond, USA. Her role is to create strong links between Microsoft's research groups and universities globally, through encouraging projects, supporting conferences and engaging directly in research. She is responsible for the Open Source Initiative whose goal is to demonstrate the effectiveness and applicability of open source technologies on the Microsoft platform in computer science research and teaching today. She is also involved with popularizing the the quantum computing simulator, LIQUi|>.
Previous projects at Microsoft Research resulting in publications were the serious game, Code Hunt, used for programming contests; the mobile programming environment TouchDevelop and the hardware sensor device for it, the BBC micro:bit; and TryF#, a browser based environment for the functional language F#.
Judith's research expertise is in programming languages and distributed systems, with a strong practical bias and interest in compilers and design patterns. She has over 100 research publications and has written or edited 15 books on programming languages that are available in six languages and read worldwide. She has presented many keynotes and tutorials and serves frequently on international editorial, programme committees, review boards, and award panels. In 2016, she is co-chair of the Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2016, the Microsoft Summer School in Russia 2016, and the IMDEA-Mcrosoft Collaborative Workshop 2016.
After completing her degrees at Rhodes and Natal in South Africa, Judith received her PhD from the University of Southampton, UK, on the relationship of languages to computer architecture. Then followed a distinguished career in academia, most recently as a professor at the University of Pretoria, South Africa. She has had visiting professor positions in the UK, Germany, Canada, Italy and the USA.
In 2014, Judith was elected an ACM Distinguished Educator. She has received numerous other awards including the IFIP Outstanding Service Award in 2009 and the IFIP Silver Core Award 2006 for service to the worldwide computer science community, the Computer Society Fellowship Award in 2008, the South African DTI Award for Distinguished Woman Scientist of the Year for Innovation 2005, and the Rhodes University Distinguished Alumna Award in 2011. She is a Fellow of the British Computer Society and the Royal Society of South Africa.
Distinguished Lecture at UC Irvine, Open source software and industry: exploring the reality, February 5, 2016
30th In'tl Conf. on Software Maintenance and Evolution, Software evolution- can abstraction be the key? Victoria BC, October 1-3, 2014
IDA-30, University of Linkoping, Devices and Services are the New Hardware and Software, September 24, 2013, and at University of Waterloo, Canada, and ESOCC Malaga
SAICSIT 2012, Pretoria, South Africa, October, 1-3, 2012, Computer Societies - What, why and how
Informatics Europe, Computer Science Summit, Milan, Italy, November 7-9, 2012, Challenges for technology transfer from industry to academia
17th Asia Pacific Software Engineering Conference, Sydney, 30 November – 3 December 2010, The Data Deluge - How Software Engineering can Help, apsec2010.com/
6th International Conference on Predictive Models in Software Engineering, September 12-13, Overcoming scale and privacy issues in industrial software studies and repositories, promisedata.org/2010/
14th European Conference on Software Maintenance and Reengineering, CSMR, March 15-18, 2010, Madrid, Maintaining software in the billions (pdf)
Fantastic Lectures in Computer Science at Bryn Mawr, The Hot Under the Cool - Programs, Patterns and Performance, March 26, 2010
Recent slides
Seminar at Nanjing University, May 28 2015 [slides]
ICSE JSEET track paper on Code Hunt, June 2015 [slides]
Recent External Chair or Co-Chair
SER&IP 2015 | GAS 2015 | MobileSoft 2015 | Promoto 2014 | MobileSoft 2014 | Promoto 2013 | TOPI 2013 | FuSE 2013 | ESOCC 2013 | DDFP 2013 | PSW 2012 | Cloud Futures 2012 | TOPI 2012 | TOPI 2012 | Promoto 2012 | TOPI 2011 | TOOLS 2011
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Fellow of :
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Distinguished Member of the ACM
Council member of the South African Institute of Computer Scientists
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Distinctions and Awards
(Just a selection)
2014 ACM Distinguished Educator Award
2011 Computer Pioneer Award, South African Institute of Computer Scientists (SAICSIT)
2011 Distinguished Old Rhodian (Alumna) Award, from Rhodes University, South Africa
2009 IFIP Outstanding Service Award
2008 Fellowship Award of the South African Computer Society
2008 One of the University of Pretoria's 100 Leading Minds for the Centenary Year
2005 SA's DST's Distinguished Woman in Science for Innovation
2005 Exceptional Academic Achiever, University of Pretoria for 2006-2008
2004 IFIP Silver Core Medal
Recent Books
Judith is the author and co-author of 15 monographs and text books, used worldwide, and translated into German, Italian, Spanish, Polish and Russian. She is also editor of two conference proceedings published as books.
Nigel Horspool, Judith Bishop, Arjmand Samuel, Nikolai Tillmann, Michal Moskal, Jonathan de Halleux, Manuel Faehndrich, Touch Develop - Programming on the Go, Microsoft Research Book, http://www.touchdevelop.com/book
Judith Bishop: C# 3.0 Design Patterns , O'Reilly, ISBN 0-596-52773-X, January 2008. Companion Website at http://patterns.cs.up.ac.za
Bishop, Judith and Horspool Nigel, C# Concisely, Addison Wesley, UK, ISBN 0-321-15418-5, , pp442 2004, Russian: ISBN 5-94774-211-X ,2005, pp 472. Companion Website at csharp.cs.up.ac.za
Bishop Judith (ed) Component Deployment CD'02, Proc. IFIP/ACM Working Conference, CD 2002, Berlin, Germany, June 2002, Springer Verlag LNCS 2370, ISBN 3-540-43847-5, pp 270
Bishop, Judith Java Gently 3rd edition, Addison-Wesley, Harlow, UK, ISBN 0-201-71050-1 pp664, 2001, German as Java lernen 3, Addison-Wesley Verlag, Munich, ISBN 2-8273-1794-0, 2001 pp752, Russian: ISBN 5-318-00741-4 ,2002, pp 589
Bishop, Judith and Bishop, Nigel, Java Gently for Engineers and Scientists, Addison-Wesley, Harlow, UK, pp436, ISBN 0-201-34304-5, 2000, reprinted
Thomas Ball, Jonathan Protzenko, Judith Bishop, Michał Moskal, Jonathan de Halleux, Michael Braun, Steve Hodges, and Clare Riley, Microsoft Touch Develop and the BBC micro:bit, in ICSE 2016 Companion, ACM – Association for Computing Machinery, May 2016.
Daniel Perelman, Judith Bishop, Sumit Gulwani, and Dan Grossman, Automated Feedback and Recognition through Data Mining in Code Hunt, no. MSR-TR-2015-57, July 2015.
Tao Xie, Nikolai Tillmann, Jonathan de Halleux, and Judith Bishop, Educational Software Engineering: Where Software Engineering, Education, and Gaming Meet, pp. 115-132, CRC Press, June 2015.
Judith Bishop, R. Nigel Horspool, Tao Xie, Nikolai Tillmann, and Jonathan de Halleux, Code Hunt: Experience with Coding Contests at Scale, in Proceedings of the 37th International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE - JSEET track), pp. 398-407, ACM – Association for Computing Machinery, 1 June 2015.
R. Nigel Horspool, Judith Bishop, Jonathan de Halleux, and Nikolai Tillmann, Experience with Constructing Code Hunt Contests, in CHESE 2015 Proceedings of theProc.1st International Workshop on Code Hunt Workshop on Educational Software Engineering (CHESE) pp1-4, ACM – Association for Computing Machinery, June 2015.
Tao Xie, Judith Bishop, R. Nigel Horspool, Nikolai Tillmann, and Jonathan de Halleux, Crowdsourcing Code and Process via Code Hunt, in Proceedings of International Workshop on CrowdSourcing in Software Engineering (CSI-SE 2015), Florence, Italy, ACM – Association for Computing Machinery, May 2015.
Tao Xie, Judith Bishop, and Nikolai Tillmann, Gamifying Software Security Education and Training via Secure Coding Duels in Code Hunt, in In Proceedings of the Symposium and Bootcamp on the Science of Security (HotSoS 2015), April 2015.
Nikolai Tillmann, Jonathan de Halleux, Tao Xie, and Judith Bishop, Constructing Coding Duels in Pex4Fun and Code Hunt, in Proceedings of the 2014 International Symposium on Software Testing and Analysis, ACM, New York, NY, USA, July 2014.
Nikolai Tillmann, Judith Bishop, R. Nigel Horspool, Daniel Perelman, and Tao Xie, Code Hunt: Searching for Secret Code for Fun, in Proceedings of the International Conference on Software Engineering (Workshops), pp. 23-26, ACM ICSE Workshop on Search Based Software Testing (SBST), June 2014.
Nikolai Tillmann, Michal Moskal, Peli de Halleux, Sebastian Burckhardt, Tom Ball, and Judith Bishop, Tutorial: Create Rich Mobile Apps on Touch Devices, in Proceedings of the First International Conference on Mobile Software Engineering and Systems (MOBILESOFT), ACM – Association for Computing Machinery, June 2014.
Michał Moskal, Nikolai Tillmann, Jonathan de Halleux, Sebastian Burckhardt, Thomas Ball, and Judith Bishop, Tap Here: A Diff-powered Programming Tutorial Engine, in Proceedings of 2nd Workshop on Programming Languages Technology for Massive Open Online Courses, April 2014.
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Judith Bishop and R. Nigel Horspool, On the Efficiency of Design Patterns Implemented in C# 3.0, in TOOLS (46), Springer, 2008.
Johnny Li-Chang Lo, Judith Bishop, and Jan H. P. Eloff, SMSSec: An end-to-end protocol for secure SMS, in Computers & Security, vol. 27, no. 5-6, pp. 154-167, 2008.
Judith Mary Bishop, C# 3.0 design patterns - use the power of C# 3.0 to solve real-world problems: up-to-date for C# 3.0, pp. I-XXXI, 1-290, O'Reilly, 2008.
K. S. May Chan, Judith Bishop, Johan Steyn, Luciano Baresi, and Sam Guinea, A Fault Taxonomy for Web Service Composition, in ICSOC Workshops, Springer, 2007.
Judith Bishop and Kurt Geihs, DOA 2006 International Conference (Distributed Objects and Applications) PC Co-chairs' Message, in OTM Conferences (2), Springer, 2006.
Sasa Subotic, Judith Bishop, and Stefan Gruner, Aspect-Oriented Programming for a distributed framework, in South African Computer Journal, vol. 37, pp. 81-89, 2006.
Judith Bishop, Multi-platform user interface construction: a challenge for software engineering-in-the-small, in ICSE, ACM, 2006.
Judith Bishop and R. Nigel Horspool, Cross-Platform Development: Software that Lasts, in IEEE Computer, vol. 39, no. 10, pp. 26-35, 2006.
Judith Bishop and R. Nigel Horspool, Cross-Platform Development: Software that Lasts, in SEW, IEEE Computer Society, 2006.
Elizabeth S. Adams, Doug Baldwin, Judith Bishop, John English, Pamela B. Lawhead, and Daniel Stevenson, Approaches to teaching the programming languages course: a potpourri, in ITiCSE, ACM, 2006.
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AMHERST, Mass. - Riding its strongest defensive effort of the season, the UMass men's basketball team extended their win streak to four games with a 79-55 win over Central Connecticut State on Saturday night. After holding a 34-33 halftime lead, the Minutemen outscored the Blue Devils, 45-22 in the second half to pull away with the victory. Five Minutemen reached double figures in points. UMass is back in action one week from today as it hosts Boston University next Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Mullins Center.
The 55 points allowed was the fewest by a UMass opponent this season. Its previous low was in its last game on Dec. 15 vs. Toledo, giving up 61.
The Minutemen finished with 18 blocks on the night, the most blocks since Jan. 3, 1995 when they had 20 vs. West Virginia. Out of the 18, freshman Papa Lo chipped in with a career-high six.
UMass outrebounded their opponent for the first time this season, 46-35.
Ricky Harris led the Minutemen with 15 points and Etienne Brower had 13. Gary Forbes and Max Groebe had 11 each while Dante Milligan added 10. Groebe was hot from behind the arc, hitting 3-of-4 three pointers, all in the second half.
CCSU's leading scorer, Tristan Blackwood, was held to only five points. Joe Seymore led the way for the Blue Devils with 11.
After taking a 34-33 halftime advantage into the locker room, the Minutemen slowly pulled away in the second. With 12:06 remaining, Brower took a feed off a CCSU turnover. He made a move to the basket and hit the layup and was fouled. He made the free throw to up UMass' lead to 51-40.
After a strong first half effort, Lo continued to give UMass a spark off the bench. With 10:05 left, he made a block that sprung the Minutemen on a fast break. Chris Lowe was fouled, and hit the first free throw. After missing the second, Lo got the offensive rebound, passed back to Lowe, who hit the three to make it 55-40.
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Im curious why people in cycling shave their legs. I never truly understood why some people do. Thoughts?
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No, shaving is for chicks
Im curious why people in cycling shave their legs. I never truly understood why some people do. Thoughts?
Yeah, I don't get why society wants us to shave our legs either ... but they do ... especially if we're going to wear capri pants on skirts to work or school. Oh well, it's life I guess .......... but in the winter, when I can wear long pants to work and school, I don't bother.
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Your post is sexist. What about women who don't shave?
The reason male cyclists shave legs is to cut down on drag. If you're in Tour de France, it probably makes a difference. Otherwise probably not.
Stomping as lightly as I can...
Stomping as lightly as I can...
In a word, yes.
Two wheels good. Four wheels bad.
It is all for the entity known as bike forums. More repeated content to drag up weekly.
Reasons to name a few:
1) Vanity
2) It looks better
3) Easier to apply sunscreen
4) Massages feel better
5) Easier to clean out road rash.
6) Spandex with hairs sticking out of them looks awful.
I really do not understand why this question comes up so often. Many other sports involve shaving various body parts. Swimmers, body builders, etc.
Do forums devoted to these sports suffer from the same incessant questions?
Second, I suspect that xcracer13 is 13 years old and doesn't know any better.
The only reason that made any remote sense to me was for massage
Yes, female cyclists shave their legs too, but in the context of a society where women shave their legs anyway, it's not viewed as unusual for female cyclists to shave.
However, men generally do not shave their legs, except where they participate in a particular activity for which shaving is beneficial, so men shaving their legs for cycling could easily be viewed as out of the ordinary, hence the question.
Why do women shave their legs for cycling? That doesn't even make sense, as the vast majority of women shave their legs anyway (well, all the women I know), so they're not specifically shaving as a result of being a cyclist.
People are too quick to jump on the bandwagon of political correctness. There are clearly differences between men and women. That doesn't make one any better or worse than the other, just different. To suggest that something is peculiar to one sex and not the other is not derogatory, except in cases where such generalisations are clearly incorrect (eg. all men are smarter than women).
you'll only need to shave your legs for bicycling if you:
a)intend to crash.
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I'm a man.....and when I raced I shaved my legs
1% for ease of cleaning out gravel if I crashed,
0% for aero-dynamics
99% for sheer and utter vanity.....cos, man did they look unreal, especially after a 10 week block of intense training.....made Arnie's pegs look like chicken legs.
Now I don't race I don't shave and it must annoy the heck out of the CF pretty boys when an old geezer with gorilla legs whips their collective butts on Sat morning hit outs
Also, as Machka has said, I am a woman and not a 'chick'.
My main gripe however was that the question was obviously directed only at men, especially since as people seem to have pointed out 'most women shave their legs anyway'. The questions is also impying that all 'chicks' should be shaving their legs. I'm not concerned since I refuse to be a 'chick'.
I want to live.
I shave my back.
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If I felt that I had to shave my legs because I feel 'put upon' by society to do so, then I would shave my legs.
You accuse me of reading too much into what people say, yet then somehow from my few comments dare tell me about my feelings on peer pressure and social conformity.
I want to live.
There is nothing sexist about this question, it is straight forward and completely innocent as far as I can tell and in view of the comments made I am trying to see fault in it.
The only possible fault is that a search would have answered it, and if that is a crime there are a hell of a lot of criminals around here.
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1) all the forum members here are male
2) all women shave their legs
Neither of those presumptions is true.
I'm not sure if that makes the question "sexist" or not, but it does make it necessary to point out to the OP that not all forum members here are male, and not all women shave their legs.
And also that many women don't appreciate being referred to as "chicks". We prefer being shown a little bit of respect.
Apologies, I took the question as the whole with out reading the poll.
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