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If you haven't already heard, Radiant Orchid is the 2014 Pantone Color of the Year. It's a mix between punchy purple and fuchsia, and it can be found everywhere from fashion to home decor and even your beauty collection.
This kicky shade looks great on nails and it's a bold, sassy statement on lips and eyes.
For more inspiration from this year's color to beat, check out my Radiant Orchid board on Pinterest.
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Plan developed by Mindy Solkin, owner and head coach of The Running Center in New York City.
Last week you finished your longest run yet, an amazing 20 miles, which means it's time to start your taper. (Hooray!) From here on out, you'll focus on decreasing the number of weekly miles until race day. This will ensure that you'll be standing on that starting line feeling fresh.
Week 14 Training Calendar
Total weekly distance: 26 miles
Monday Off
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Wednesday Off
Thursday Run 8 miles (70% intensity; you can speak in sentences)
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CLEVELAND (September 12, 2008) - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum today announced that Dr. Lauren Onkey will lead the Museum's nationally acclaimed and award-winning education and public programs. As Vice President of Education and Public Programs, Onkey will be responsible to direct all of the Museum's educational initiatives that reach hundreds of thousands of music enthusiasts and scholars around the world.
"We've spent more than a decade building one of the most successful and recognized arts education programs in the world," said Terry Stewart, president and CEO of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. "After an extensive search to find the best individual to enhance it, we are pleased to announce that Lauren Onkey has joined our team. We have a long-term vision that will solidify the Rock Hall's place providing outstanding educational programs alongside the world's leading arts institutions."
Dr. Lauren Onkey joins the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum after spending her career exploring the intersection of popular music with cultural studies, literature, and women's studies. Her teaching and publications have focused on the impact of rock and roll and African-American culture in England, Ireland, and the Caribbean. She has published essays and book chapters on Van Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, U2, and Bruce Springsteen, and has presented numerous papers at national and international literature, cultural studies, and pedagogical conferences.
"I'm thrilled to be a part of moving the vibrant and innovative mission of this Museum forward," said Onkey. "Rock and roll is an art form and extremely worthy of preservation and study. The Rock Hall's unique education programs offer an extraordinary opportunity to communicate the history and transformative power of rock and roll to a large, diverse audience, and to discover what the music means to that audience."
Most recently, Onkey has taught courses in postcolonial literature, cultural studies and writing at both the undergraduate and graduate level at Ball State University and was the recipient of research fellowships at Oxford University and Boston College. She also served for five years as Director of Graduate Programs in English. Lauren took part in Ball State's immersive learning initiative, which emphasizes university-community partnerships and collaborative learning, producing an award-winning radio series for Indiana Public Radio.
"Rock and roll has helped me make sense of the world and my place in it ever since I can remember," said Onkey. "It keeps my ears open to the many different voices and ideas in our culture."
Lauren received her master's and doctoral degrees in English from the University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign. She resides in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
The Rock Hall's pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade educational programs are reaching greater numbers of people, winning prestigious awards and receiving attention from national and international media. From Toddler Rock to the Museum's distance learning program On the Road and the Summer Teacher Institute, the Museum's approach of integrating rock and roll music with education is generating worldwide buzz. News stories have appeared on CBS's The Early Show and NBC's Today Show as well as in newspapers around the world. For the third year in a row, teachers across the country gave On the Road a Teacher's Choice award for content.
The Museum's signature public programs from the American Music Masters® series to Rock and Roll Night School highlight and celebrate key moments in rock and roll history. Programs also explore a broad spectrum of social, cultural, economic and political issues as expressed through popular music from the blues, country and gospel of the early 1900s to the classic rock of the 1960s to the hip-hop and pop sounds of today. Programming is delivered using a variety of formats, including performances, lectures, film screenings and conferences in venues both on and off-site to help the Museum reach expanding audiences.
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission both through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its educational programs.
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One man, a passion for street art, a roll of film and a plastic toy analogue camera! London Street Art is the first of a collection of books produced by Around The World With A Toy Camera. It captures a snap shot of the striking works of art that adorn the streets of London, as seen through the lens of an analogue camera. London Street Art recognises three of the most highly regarded and influential artists; C215, Roa and Stik.//
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2006 Track: Redshirted... 2005 XC: Redshirted.
High School: A 2005 graduate of D'Evelyn High School (Denver)... during his senior year, was selected all-conference in cross country to qualify for the state meet where he helped the team place third overall... earned four all-conference honors on the track in the 400m dash, 800m run and both the 4x400m and 4x800m relays... helped the mile relay set the school record at 3:25.79, shattering the previous mark by five seconds... track and field team won the 2004 state title and finished second in 2005... earned All-America accolades at the 2005 Nike Outdoor Championships as a member of the 4x800m relay team that set the Colorado prep record with its winning time of 7:43.64... lettered twice in track and field and once each in cross country and golf.
Personal: Majoring in biology... parents are Robert and Cheryl Blahnik... has two siblings, Matt and Katie... born May 2, 1987, in Denver... hobbies include running, sports and listening/playing music.
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...I read a book (Breaking Dawn) for 3 days straight, and on the last day I actually sit in my closet reading till 4:00 am...not one bit tired.
...I forget that it's early day( because I'm sewing, and because I read Breaking Dawn till 4:00 am) and my son sits at school waiting for me for 1 entire hour. The saddest thing ever.
...I refuse to admit that I'm tired, grumpy and not fun to be around just so I can keep doing my "work" (which is actually a front for my most fun job ever), way into the wee hours of the morning when the rest of the sane world is sound asleep.
...I keep ending up at the Red Mango, just to be sure their amazingly tantalizing frozen yogurt is still as good as it was the last time. Yep. Still just as good.
...I can't stop putting pictures of my granddaughter on my blog space because I seriously believe she's the cutest thing I've ever seen, even though I know there are millions of Grandmothers out there who could argue that point.
Sorry, but we can't all be right:)
So here they are:
(These first two are of Halle in an adorable little reversible apron/smock that Pina, my friend from Blogworld (Australia) made and sent to me for her. How cute!!!)
Tell me what you are obsessed with. I need some new ones! (Except Halle...I can keep her.)
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I know I'm Obsessed when...
...I read a book (Breaking Dawn) for 3 days straight, and on the last day I actually sit in my closet reading till 4:00 am...not one bit tired.
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- Missy said...
It is totally okay to be obsessed with 2 things - Halle (okay, she is a total cutie!) and the Twilight Series. I finished reading all 4 books and I was so happy because now I can actually do things beside reading!
- October 22, 2008 at 5:23 AM
- Pink Lemonade Bags said...
After the seeing the obsessive pull Harry Potter has on my life, I have avoided Twilight for fear of my family never seeing me again until I emerge after reading the entire series in a couple of days.
I am glued to my laptop for updates from sister Courtney about Stephanie and Christian Nielson's recovery. http://blog.cjanerun.com/
- October 22, 2008 at 6:01 AM
- Nanette Merrill and daughters said...
She is really cute, that last picture captures her smile. I hate to admit this because it isn't exactly a "family rated" show but I'm obsessed with Mad Men on AMC. I mean it isn't R rated or worse than prime time but it isn't something I'd tell people at church!
- October 22, 2008 at 9:51 AM
- Des said...
I adore a good obsession and I can't think of anything finer than vampires and werewolves right now. Except when I throw in a heavy dose of Mamma Mia.
- October 22, 2008 at 10:12 AM
- Peddlecar Quilts said...
Ok, so I'm not the only one reading the Twilight series into the night when I had 10 quilts to make for Market!! I just couldn't put them down! Now I live for the movie!! lol! But they are soooooo awesome to read--and I don't read hardly ever!!! This tells you how good they are.
- October 22, 2008 at 11:17 AM
- wondermommy said...
I'm obsessed with...
fabric, blogs, holiday decorating, and for some reason Ghost Hunters (it is embarrassing to admit).
I really need to get the Twilight series, but I don't know when I will ever find time to read again.
- October 22, 2008 at 12:44 PM
I'm obsessed with magazines, 2 of my all time favourite are Australian Country Style and the British Country Living. Yet I seem to buy way to many others mainly craft. The way I see I don't smoke, drink or gamble, so how else am I to get any pleasure. (when my husband's not home lol)
- October 22, 2008 at 2:53 PM
- Fran said...
I also get caught up in books and can't put them down. Missed a lot of sleep doing that, and had some very rough days because of it. You're not alone. But gee whiz some books are just like that. You can't put them down.
As for your cutie grandaughter, your allowed to crow...that's the bonus that God gives us for putting up with the terrible teens. lol...
I had 5 children and I now have 11 grandchildren, and every one was the prettiest or cutest baby in the world. And they were, in my heart and eyes. Have fun with her, she will grow up soooo... fast, our last grandbaby is already 8 and there are no more to come. Now I'm waiting for the greats, but I'm not too sure that will be any time soon.
- October 22, 2008 at 6:37 PM
- creativedawn said...
She is adorable and what a smile!!!!!
You should put her pictures on often...we have to see how she grows...lol!
- October 23, 2008 at 10:18 AM
- The Zeediks said...
Thanks for posting all these photos Mama. I'm glad you love Halle, and she loves you too. It was really cute how you posted all that stuff. Thank you so much for staying with us for extra days and spending time with us! I loved having you here! When market drama has dyed down, we need to discuss breaking dawn. Don't think I don't have midnight tickets to Twilight in Hollywood on opening night... Sheri bought them!
- October 28, 2008 at 9:26 PM
- The Zeediks said...
Somebody said the other day, "If I knew how great bieng a Grandparent would be... I'd have skipped the first step!"
- October 28, 2008 at 9:28 PM
- princess*picasso said...
Little Halle is a doll--she has the cutest smile!! So, obsessions... Someone recently showed me how to play spider solitaire--bad! And fabric...I buy more than I make with it...I'm feeling the need to catch up and sell more stuff so I can get MORE!
- October 29, 2008 at 9:50 AM
- Kate Brotherson said...
seriously..... Halle is precious! Breaking Dawn is addicting for all of us, and Red Mango... well, I am there at least 3 times a week. I am obsessed too!
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Published: Monday, November 19, 2012 at 1:21 p.m.
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PALM COAST — A 29-year-old Palm Coast man is accused of shooting into the house of his parents where the mother of his children and his 4- and 5-year-old sons were staying, according to Flagler County Sheriff's Deputy Jeremy Chambers.
Christopher Ryan Avellar was arrested Friday night after deputies investigated reports that he had fired a shot at the house on Waywood Place, the report states.
Avellar and the mother of his children got into an argument and he grabbed the woman's wrist to get her phone and then pushed her into a kitchen counter, the report states. She left with the children and went to his parents' house.
He arrived about 10 p.m. and began to "violently bang" on the door, and was "yelling and screaming," according to the report.
The woman reported to deputies that she knew he was armed, "because he always carries a firearm."
She took the children upstairs and Avellar's father went outside to confront him, the report states.
A neighbor saw Avellar get something from his vehicle and walk toward the house, according to the report. Dispatchers were called after a shot was fired.
Deputies found a .45-caliber casing in the roadway. The bullet went through the garage door and into a cabinet "coming to rest in a child's toy," according to the report.
Avellar was carrying a semi-automatic handgun "loaded with a full magazine of .45-caliber hydro shot rounds," Chambers reported.
Avellar's parents, the mother of his children, his children and another relative were in the house when he fired at it, the report states. "(The women) were emotionally distraught and still crying."
Avellar was booked into the Flagler County Inmate Facility where he remains without bail.
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Starspotting will be all the rage starting Thursday when the VIPs begin checking in for the 2011 Sundance Film Festival in Park City.
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Below are the "confirmed" celebs that will be wandering all over town and dining in the windows of the hippest restaurants. Get your batteries charged and your SD cards reformatted. You won't want to miss the photo opps. :
Kevin Spacey Stanley Tucci Paul Bettany Demi Moore Jeremy Irons Paul Rudd Zooey Deschanel Rutger Hauer Ellen Barkin Kate Bosworth Pierce Brosnan Greg Kinnear Steve Buscemi Alicia Silverstone Sam Robards Rita Wilson Tobey Maguire Laura Linney Ray Liotta Simon Baker Liv Tyler Paul Giamatti Jeremy Piven Rob Lowe Anne Heche Danny Glover Blair Underwood Erik Estrada Kevin Sorbo Adrian Grenier Carmen Electra
There are also a slew of musicians coming like Carole King, Snoop Dogg, Nelly, Jonny Lang, but those are harder to spot. Feel free to add to this list in the comments section and I will keep updating as well. FYI- Rumor has it that Leo DiCaprio will also be in town promoting a free trade coffee that's he's involved with.


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ZF-9968: NotEmpty Validator treats objects as empty
I am referring to issue ZF-7631. There is claimed that Zend_Validate_NotEmpty does not accept anything other than string, boolean etc.
Although I basically agree with Thomas' post, that it does not make sense to check an object for emptiness, I wonder why it treats objects as empty by default rather than as "notEmpty". I came over that issue when trying to validate a Zend_Date object with the input filter. The property's presence is required, which makes Zend_Filter_Input add an NotEmpty-Validator to the chain. As all objects are always treated as empty, my date object does never get the chance to meet Zend_Validate_Date.
So please consider to change the default behaviour to "notEmpty" for objects instead of "empty". If null is passed instead of the object, it then should hit "empty", as expected. This issue impacts the filter chains of zend_filter_input.
Thanks for looking into the matter again.
Zend_Validate_NotEmpty returns an failure and states: "Invalid type given, value should be float, string, array, boolean or integer"
The same would apply to resources, connections or other non-scalar inputs.
The thing is: When you give a false input, you can't rely on a correct functional behaviour of a validator. False means "failure"... which type of failure has to be checked.
When we switch the behaviour of the validator to return "true" for all types which are not recognised it would also be treated as false behaviour.
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Submit Green economy policies, practices and initiativesThe page with green economy policies, practices and initiatives is located under the Resources section of the United Nations Rio+20 website and provides a geographical database of polices and practices related to the green economy. The database distinguishes between geographical scope (i.e. Regional, National or Local), whether or not they are government or non-government, and what sector they relate to (based on 9 priority areas). All policies and practices that are submitted must be directly related to green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication. The Rio+20 Secretariat has developed a web form so that Member States, Major groups and United Nations entities can voluntarily submit their green economy policies, practices and initiatives. The Rio+20 Secretariat is also in the process of populating the database and will update the database on an ongoing basis.
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CIS thanks community
Published: Friday, March 15, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, March 14, 2013 at 10:38 a.m.
Editor: On Feb. 23, roughly 250 people from across the Triad and beyond joined Communities In Schools of Lexington/Davidson County at Sapona Ridge Country Club in celebration of a milestone occasion — the 10th anniversary of a fundraiser credited with driving much of our agency's growth from serving just two schools in 1997 to now bringing vital assistance to students in 24 Lexington City and Davidson County schools.
Over the last decade, Snow Ball for Children has functioned as the largest source of annual income for CIS next to individual contributions. In just one night a year, generous community supporters collectively generate enough money to sustain mentoring relationships between caring adults and around 300 students while also providing ongoing support to thousands more students in the form of basic necessities.
This year was no exception in terms of our community's enduring commitment to attending and donating to Snow Ball for Children, which featured dancing to live music by Greensboro quintet Empty Pocket, heavy hors d'oeuvres prepared by Sapona Ridge Country Club's in-house chef, and live and silent auctions.
Throughout the evening, guests mingled while placing bids on a variety of items including high-end furniture, gift baskets, sports trips, luxury vacation homes, one-of-a-kind experiences and much more. Every item was donated by members of our board of directors and local business owners committed to realizing the CIS mission to end the school dropout problem once and for all.
For the first time since its inception in 2003, Snow Ball for Children was held at a new venue and featured unique activities such as a photo booth, an outdoor fire pit and mini-raffles during the live auction portion of the evening. We would like to expressly thank the event staff at Sapona Ridge for their assistance in making this transition an all-around positive experience.
Additionally, our sponsors — Buttke Dairy Enterprises, Carolina Investment Properties, Coltrane and Co., Dawn's Bridals, the Guilford College United Methodist Church gang, Kannapolis Power Equipment, Licar USA, NewBridge Bank, PPG Industries, Rives and Associates, Smith Companies, Thomasville Medical Center, Turlington and Co., Valendrawers and Wells Fargo — were directly responsible for our ability to raise the bar significantly higher for this milestone occasion.
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Have a league set up. Have 5 potential members. Looking for 12 total. If you wann check out the league it is here:
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If you want in, PM me your email and I will send you an invite.
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I am signed up *******!
CyCash. PM an email and ill invite you.
Keeps telling me error when i click your link ...
Winners' Never Quit and Quitters' Never Win
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Invite sent. Just join.
Originally Posted by StormnClone58
Keeps telling me error when i click your link ...
Bimmer. Head to ESPN and search CycloneFanatic for eagle name. It will be a private H2H each category league if you wanna check it out. If you want in PM me your email and I will get you an invite.
How is the draft order gonna be decided?
Only send the password for the first 12 people who sign up so there's no stealing spots
Done. Might as well call it a year, I win.
Because I may not get the email before I head to work
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Only send the password for the first 12 people who sign up so there's no stealing spots
Kk. I will limit it to 12 invites.
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How is the draft order gonna be decided?
Im gonna do a random snake. Hopefully we can all find time to do it before Sunday.
4 spots available. Fitzy and FDWxMan have spots reserved. Just waiting on their emails.
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Im gonna do a random snake. Hopefully we can all find time to do it before Sunday.
Thursday evening works out good for me. I can get a case and draft my *** off.
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At first I thought I'd broken my big toe. Not that I could recall any tripping or bumping or twisting. But instead of wearing sneakers for an afternoon of mini golf, I'd roamed the hilly course in sandals to show off my new pedicure. Later that night, a stabbing pain woke me up. By morning, my right foot had tripled in size, and I figured my impractical shoewear had somehow led to my toes' getting banged up.
My father, a doctor, told me over the phone that there isn't much to do for injured toes beyond toughing out the pain with ice and ibuprofen. Free advice is always good—but after a few days of hobbling around, unable to put any weight on my foot, I was more than ready to pay for a second opinion. Or at least for some decent meds. Hey, the last time I was in this much pain, I was given an epidural.
Instead, I received the surprise of my life.
"That," said my doctor, checking out my foot, "is textbook gout."
Gout? Seriously? Doesn't gout happen to fat, boozy old codgers who never leave their Barcaloungers? Yeah, OK, I know women can get it—but not until after menopause (the last time I checked my driver's license, I was still in my early forties) and not unless they're overweight (I'm a reasonably active, near-vegetarian size 0).
Honestly, I could not be more embarrassed. I have a healthy lifestyle. How do I have a lifestyle disease?
Gout develops when you have an overabundance of uric acid—because your body produces too much or doesn't do a good enough job of flushing it out (via urine). Either way, having an overabundance of the stuff causes crystals to form in a joint. Those babies are sharp, which is why gout feels as if someone is using your toe as a voodoo doll. Left untreated, gout can lead to worse pain and permanent joint and tissue damage.
And while many people think gout is a disease of the past, like bubonic plague, the fact is that doctors are seeing a lot of it these days. Though it's still very much a man's disease—afflicting more than three times as many guys—the rate among women has doubled over the past two decades, according to the Mayo Clinic's Rochester Epidemiology Project, and 2 percent of American women (about 2.2 million) will be affected during their lifetime. A big reason for the increase is that gout is one of the many conditions, like diabetes, hypertension and high cholesterol, that go along with being overweight.
Gout usually doesn't develop in women until they hit their sixties, perhaps because estrogen (which helps the kidneys eliminate uric acid) protects them before menopause, notes Sherine Gabriel, MD, a Mayo Clinic professor of medicine and epidemiology.
That makes sense. But it still doesn't explain why I was struck with gout. I don't get to say the following very often, but I really am too young for this, by at least 15 years, maybe 25.
To get some answers, I consulted Nathan Wei, MD, a rheumatologist and director of the Arthritis Treatment Center in Frederick, Maryland. He quizzed me about my diet—a huge factor in gout. Once upon a time, gout was called "the rich man's disease"—payback, essentially, for overindulgence in rich food and drink. There are compounds called purines in foods like beef, pork and organ meats that boost uric acid levels and can lead to gout. But I couldn't be full of purines—not because of my tax bracket but because I'm a low-fat-dairy, whole-grains, lean-proteins, fruits-and-vegetables kinda gal.
"Purines can be found in some vegetables … " Wei started telling me.
Wait … What?
" … beans, peas, spinach, cauliflower, asparagus … "
Uh-oh. I eat those vegetables every day. I can go through a bag of spinach, sautéed in olive oil, in a single dinner.
"What about shellfish?" was his next question.
I nodded unhappily. Crab cakes. Shrimp. Scallops. These are my go-to foods when I'm tired of salmon. Turns out that tuna, another of my diet mainstays, is also brimming with purines. Come to think of it, in the weeks before my gout flare-up, I'd gone on a bit of a tuna-palooza binge: tuna steak, tuna salad, tuna sushi rolls, seared ahi. Talk about dietary excess—I'd been practically mainlining purines.


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Walmart slashes iPhone price to just $29
Don't Waste Your Money
So your iPhone 4 is on its last legs, or your 5 is scratched and damaged, or you are thinking of switching from an Android to an Apple phone?
Now is the time to make your move.
Walmart has just slashed the price of the colorful plastic-bodied iPhone 5C to $29, and has also cut the price of the top-of-the-line iPhone 5S to $99.
Radio Shack stores are also offering a similar deal.
This matches the lowest promotional price ever offered on these phones, though this price is permanent, Walmart says, at least until the new iPhone 6 comes out this fall.
Should You Buy?
The catch with this deal, as with all low-priced iPhones, is that you are required to sign up for a 2 year contract with a major carrier.
And that presents a dilemma to anyone considering moving up to the (rumored) larger iPhone 6 later this year.
If you purchase a new iPhone now, you will not be able to upgrade to the new phone this fall (without paying the full $600 retail price).
Bloomberg News, CNN/Money, Mashable and other sites says Apple will release a slightly larger 4.7" iPhone in September, along with an iPhone "Phablet," which will be almost the size of the iPad mini.
If you see yourself upgrading to either of those, you may want to hold off on buying any phone now.
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Open Society Announces 2013 Audience Engagement Grant Winners
The Open Society Foundations (OSF) has announced the winners of its 2013 Audience Engagement Grants. The annual grants, which vary in dollar amounts, supports projects that provide ways for audiences to take a more direct role in making change happen. The grantees partner with organizations to present the work. Most grantees collaborate with the communities they've covered to create and share the work.
The winners are:
Jason DaSilva in partnership with AXS Lab
Filmmaker Jason DaSilva, who has multiple sclerosis, and AXS Lab have created an online tool, AXS Map, which allows users to review and rate businesses' accessibility. A new feature on their platform enables users to upload photographs when sharing feedback.
Elyor Nematov in partnership with Central Asia on the Move
Elyor Nematov, who has documented life in foreign cities for fellow Kyrgyz, is working with Central Asia on the Move to help Kyrgyz youth to understand their rights before leaving Kyrgyzstan. Nematov will exhibit his photographs in the southern cities of Batken, Jalalabad, and Osh while distributing resource guides on the legal, medical, and social services in Russia.
Peter DiCampo in partnership with Austin Merrill, the Learning About Multimedia Project, the Bronx Documentary Center, and Unchartered Digital
Photographer Peter DiCampo and his partners are creating a curriculum for New York City students using images from Everyday Africa, an online collection of cellphone images taken by photographers based in Africa. Students will learn how to document their own neighborhoods, families, and culture as they are taught media literacy, and will be able to upload images to an interactive website.
John Willis in partnership with Lakota Circle Village, Lakota Peace Making Court, and KILI Radio Voice of the Lakota Nation
Photographer John Willis and his partners are working to counter the negative effects of outsider representations of Lakota people and culture on Lakota youth. They will use images from Willis's Views from the Reservation as a catalyst for intergenerational dialogue on what Lakota values are missing from mainstream narratives. Through community forums and storytelling workshops, youth will use elders' knowledge of Lakota history, language, and traditions to help guide them in creating their own narratives of what it means to be Lakota today. These projects will be exhibited at community centers throughout Pine Ridge Reservation; participants will share their experiences on KILI Radio.
More information can be found on the Open Society Foundations website.
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The SCANDOM project involves the scanning and sequential collation of surfaces and textures selected at random. Using a portable office document scanner each scanned capture is digitally recorded, documented, and updated daily. Images are archived at 30cm x30cm, with each book volume consisting of 100 days of scanned images. (This is the 6th Volume) The collated body of work exists as an infinitely expanding archive of objects, surfaces, and textures that surround and confine us.
My work examines our ever-changing relationship with nature, and investigates the consequences of human activity upon our surroundings. My projects explore and define the traces of mans economic, social, and political interaction within the fabric of the natural landscape. I am passionate about recording and documenting changing environments, with images invariably encoded with the symbols of human intervention.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by 37 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by LemonLove24 Matches Everything! We moved into a rental house with a crazy yellow wall. I searched EVERYWHERE to find something that could finally make this yellow wall make sense. This did it! The picture on the internet doesn't do it justice. Much more vibrant color in person! March 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by zstar Love it! It arrived quickly and was packaged very securely to avoid damage. We've received so many compliments. It would look fabulous on almost any wall color and match any decor. It gives just the right amount of 'pop' for our natural/organic color scheme. February 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by phoebe perfect fit This painting was perfect for my newly decorated living room which has purplish blue walls and a caramel/tan sectional sofa. It helped pull it all together and the size was just right to go in the center of our shorter wall above the sectional. There are so many colors in this, it would go with a lot of different decors. It was also easy to hang and is lightweight. September 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by KimP Focal point I purchased this painting to go over our fireplace in our new home. Little did I know that as I was piecing together our new living room that I would pull the colors from this painting to decorate. We stood it vertically and it really looks phenomenal. June 17, 2013
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Rated 5 out of 5 by themtron Big, beautiful piece I was looking for a large piece of art for our living room and was grudgingly thinking of creating one myself when I stumbled across the "Momentary" canvas. I had to have it immediately! The color palette is perfect, it's 4.5 foot length stands up well behind our enormous sectional, it's not feminine, and it just looks good! Plus, can't beat that price, even with the additional shipping surcharge. LOVE IT! April 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Maia Fun, bright piece I love what this art piece has done to my small, bland apartment! It fills the space and brightens the room perfectly. It looks a lot busier in the pictures than it does in person, which is nice. Quality is nice, and it's pretty sturdy for an art piece on canvas. ABSOLUTELY worth the money! March 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by jvhouston Vertical & Horizontal! I love this piece! I originally hung it vertically in our hallway, then I switched it to our bedroom, horizontally over our bed. It looks GREAT both ways! The many colors make it easier to coordinate with linens, etc, and it's definitely a focal point! December 19, 2012


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amazing gallery
hi, uh i wuz just wondering if maybe u have some points to spare, i want to get a whole bunch of points to give to my friend on their birthday
I wanted to use some of these for wallpaper but they have that stupid watermark.
I know it is annoying, but I found many who use my art without permission, so I was forced to put it,
From most artists I can tell male or female but with talent you are good enough were the lines are blurred. But if I was to make a stand I would say woman. I love your work, lots to look at, hidden messages, great work. I am a fan. Salam (peace).
I think it says alot about the artist, most men exsintuate the woman's body parts and have a more provocative atmosphere while women tend to make the woman look strong and have a more political atmosphere. I was only complimenting how you blur those lines. leaving the reader/ spectator with many diffrent question and letting them draw there own conclusions. It's a great talent if you know how to use it. And I am sorry, I speak about a talent that I wish I had so I like to admire and chear on those with. Salam (peace)
But as I looked deeper in your gallery I could tell. Thanks homeboy, keep up the creativity. Salam (peace)
Yeah, different artists like to portray women in different ways. Each has his/her reasons but I prefer not to objectify them.
thanks for your comments and compliments.
You are an amazing artist.
Wonderful gallery...I love 'em all.


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Three Wins Highlight New Year's Invite for Women's Track & Field
PRINCETON, N.J. (12/7/13) - Three Princeton Tigers won their respective events as the Princeton women's track & field team opened the 2013-14 indoor season hosting the New Year's Invitational at Jadwin Gym on Saturday, Dec. 7.
Sophomore Julia Ratcliffe continued her success in the throws with a win in the weight throw. She threw to 19.52 (64-00.50) on her final attempt of the day. Five of Ratcliffe's six throws were over 16 meters.
Senior Imani Oliver captured her first win of the season in the triple jump. An All-America in the event, Oliver was the only jumper to reach 12 meters and did so on her first attempt of the season, at 12.35 (40-6.25).
Freshman Allison Harris proved her talents instantly in the pole vault. She cleared 3.50 (11-5.75) on her first attempt at that height. Classmate Lauren Santi was fourth at 3.30 (10-10) and senior Sara Rubin hit a personal best of 3.10 (10-2).
Harris was also third in the 60-meter hurdles. Princeton had four hurdles make the finals with Teju Adewole taking second at 9.02, followed by Harris at 9.03. Sophomore Kerry Krause PR'ed and senior Beth McKenna also competed.
Junior Joanna Anyanwu reached the finals of the 60 and then clocked a PR of 7.88 in the finals to take sixth.
Senior Kacie O'Neil crushed her previous best time in the 1000 by nearly seven seconds. She finished third in the 1000 at 2:58.84. She was one of just three that ran in under three minutes. Sophomore Michelle Tracy was fifth at 3:09.78.
Two Tigers claimed top-five finishes in the 600 as junior Kim Mackay was third at 1:35.99 and junior Emily Broyles was fifth at 1:36.95.
Mackay made up the second leg of the 4x400 relay that placed third. Junior Cecilia Barowski, senior Carrie Vuong and junior Emily Easton made up the rest of the relay that clocked a 3:58.36
Sophomores Inka Busack and Taylor Morgan tied each other for second place in the high jump. Each cleared 1.65 (5-5). Senior Lily Miller claimed a third-pace finish in the long jump. She leapt to 5.45 (17-10.75) in her only counted jump of the meet.
Princeton will continue training before its next meet on Friday, Jan. 10. The Tigers hosts Rutgers, St. John's and St. Joseph's in a quad meet.


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Calendar Standing Committee Meeting
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- Thursday, April 25, 2013 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.
- Where:
- C217 (PCC Campus maps and directions)
- Description:
The Calendar Standing Committee shall recommend to the College Council annual college calendars that support the pedagogical and operational needs of students, faculty, and staff within the framework of the negotiated agreements between the collective bargaining units and the District.
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Kathy Barnes (Primary)
Title: Interim Admin. Assistant
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2016 Summer Recreation Guide
The Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of recreational classes and activities for people of all ages. Please visit the Recreation Guide page to view the selection of current classes, programs and events. Make this season a time to play by signing up for classes on-line at www.GilbertRecreation.com.
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- Southeast Regional Library
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Parent/Tot courses give toddlers an opportunity to grow and explore while learning new skills with their parents by their side. Parent participation helps toddlers in their learning adventure.
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Children ages 2-6 years are engaged in a fun, interactive learning experience while gaining independence and social skills.
Fun for the whole family, these events provide the opportunity to get out and interact with one another and your community.
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These courses are designed to allow participants at every level of development and ability to enjoy fun, engaging, and educational experiences.
Adult basketball, softball and indoor volleyball are offered throughout the year.
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ZF-11568: Whatever setted on locale, always translate to Italian
We are using the Zend_Extra repository and the Translate to do the translation based on the files from that repository. Whatever is set to "locale" he always translate to Italian. The instantiation code used is as follows:
$translateValidate = new Zend_Translate( 'array', APPLICATION_PATH . '/../library/Zend-Extra/resources/languages/', $locale, array('scan' => Zend_Translate::LOCALE_DIRECTORY) );
Issue introduced by ZF-11546
This issue is now fixed by r24268.
Thanks a lot for the report.
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PLASMA only uses Pthreads.
No MPI.
Then are you really using single systems with 96 cores? Most we have is two 32 core boxes, but I most commonly use an 8 core box.
Can you post the result of the following command on your system, please ?
pkg-config --libs hwloc
no hwloc package I'm afraid.
also what value to you give to PLASMA_Init ?
This was the variable I was changing, 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 or 16 cores.
It makes sense when I realized the '16 cores' was only hyper threading. If I get a chance I'll test with more cores on a bigger box!


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1. Primer
At this age, an all-over-the-face primer is important because you're starting to battle both fine lines and enlarged pores. A primer fills in and masks those imperfections, allowing your makeup to go on evenly and stay on, says Zomnir. She also advocates usingan eyeshadow primer,though if that degree of specialization makes your head hurt, just use face primer on your eyelids. Try Laura Geller Spackle Under Make-Up Primer (shown above; $25; laurageller.com) or Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Primer ($10; drugstores).
2. Barely There Foundation
A few fortunate forty-somethings may still be fine with using just a tinted moisturizer to even things out; if you're one of them, check out the recommendations for thirty-somethings on page 97. But for most of us, when we want to look our best, we find that foundation is the key to flawlessness. Just be sure to keep things light. A sheer liquid formula should fill the bill—just apply it where you need it' usually in the center of the face, especially around the nose, says Zomnir. "I focus foundation around my nostrils—even a little inside them," she says. "I think redness around the nose ages you." Try Chanel Vitalumière Aqua Ultra-Light Makeup (shown above in No. 30 Beige; $45; chanel.com).
3. Concealer
"Not everyone needs it, but if you do, it's time to choose a product that's emollient, especially if you're putting it under your eyes," says Roncal. Patricia Wexler, MD, a dermatologist in Manhattan, concurs: "In your forties, you start to lose estrogen, and the skin becomes drier. So your cosmetics need to offer more moisture." One cover-up every pro swears by: Clé de Peau Beauté Concealer (shown at left in Beige; $70; saks.com). It's pricey, but many experts tell us it's the best, and because a little goes a long way, it lasts. A lower-priced alternative: Revlon Age Defying Moisturizing Concealer ($10; drugstores).
4. Brow Color
"In your forties, brows get sparser, so most women look better if they do some filling in," says Kashuk. A colored powder usually provides a better thickening effect than a pencil. One to try: Benefit Brow Zings (shown above left in Medium; $30; benefitcosmetics.com), which comes with powder, tweezers and a holding wax to keep your brushed-up, fuller-looking brows in place.
5. Sheer Eyeshadow
For every day, a light-colored shadow (such as cream, pale pink or camel) makes eyes look brighter—a helpful trick at an age when you're probably burning the candle at both ends. For the most flattering results, Ahnert says to opt for formulas that either are matte or provide just very subtle shimmer. Try Laura Mercier Luster Eye Col-our (shown above left in Golden Crème; $22; lauramercier.com).
6. Matchy-Matchy Eyeliner and Mascara
"Your lashes are just starting to thin, so one way to make them look fuller is to use an eyeliner in the same shade as your -mascara—black, brown or navy. Then carefully line the top eyelid thiscloseto your lashes," says Ahnert. The goal: to make lashes look extra-dense at their roots. Finish by swiping on a volumizing mascara. A good combo: CoverGirl Liquiline Blast Eyeliner (shown at left in Brown Blaze; $7; drugstores) plus Dior Diorshow New Look Mascara (shown at left; $29; sephora.com); both products are available in black, brown and blue.
7. Bright Blush
The makeup artists we spoke with were united in their cheek-color picks: Ditch the neutrals; buddy up with bright. "Your new best friend is pink or peach blush," says Roncal. It perks up dull skin and, if applied at the top of the cheekbone, has a lifting effect. Try Bobbi Brown Blush in Nectar or Apricot (shown at left in Nectar; $24; bobbibrown cosmetics.com).
8. Vivid, sheer lip color
We're losing pigment everywhere: hair, skin—and lips. So brightening up the mouth with a vivid lip color makes your whole face appear fresher, says Roncal. The most flattering option is a creamy, sheer -formula, like a tinted lip balm with an extra dose ofpigment. Our favorite: Rouge d'Armani Sheers (shown above left in No. 500; $30; giorgioarmanibeauty-usa.com). These shades look nearly neon in the tube, but on the mouth, they're marvelous.
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Way to go Diante!
I LIEK CHOCOLATE MILK - The Partisan Bat
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Hmmm...I'm not a huge "weiner"
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"Yeah, Chris' weiner is a way bigger get than mine."
Great news!
So now I am officially a Rockets AND Suns fan!! Lol I also like the new Suns colors as they seem to be incorporating black into their color scheme.
Good deal
Do work, DG!
Congrats DG! One year overdue.
The Suns must be really high on DG's potential if they were willing to keep four PG's on the roster when their top FA signing and first round draft pick were also PG's.
Wow really thought due to lack of PT he got in preseason that he wouldn't make the reg. season roster. Way to go DG!
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Dude, you are Gameday Rulzzz and could probably post about anything.
So well deserved to another great Cyclone.
Suck it DG haters.
Congrats, Diante!!
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Bravo, Bravo DG!!!! Making us proud!!!!
I don't follow the NBA, but I see they also have Wes johnson, Michael Beasley and one of the Morris twins. Lots of ISU/Big12 connections there.
"If I got mad everytime someone puked in a pool I would hate a lot of people"
Another guy that did nothing but play hard and get better and was totally ripped on by a lot of people. Hell there were even people on here hating on him his senior year when he was the best guard in the league.
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Another guy that did nothing but play hard and get better and was totally ripped on by a lot of people. Hell there were even people on here hating on him his senior year when he was the best guard in the league.
I was not a DG believer years 1-3. Once we found a coach that actually plays to his player's strengths, I completely switched my opinion of him.
He was very good in 2010-11 and would have been amazing on last year's team. That team with DG probably gets a 4 seed or higher and who knows how they end up.
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Mequon District 4 alderman race
Voter's guide for Tuesday, Feb. 19 primary election (1 seat)
Jeff Hansher
Age: 49
Employer/occupation: teacher at Jefferson Elementary School in Wauwatosa
Education: master's degree in School of Administration at UW Milwaukee (1994) and bachelor of science in regular and special education at UW Whitewater (1987)
Contact: (262) 242-4463 (home) and (262) 573-4173; firstname.lastname@example.com
Why are you the best person for this job?
I am the best person for this job because of my willingness to listen to all points of view, looking beyond the simple solutions to solve a problem and my commitment to the community. I vow to work hard and continue to keep Mequon a desired community to live.
How do you maintain a balance between the rural feel of the city vs. increasing the tax base? To keep the rural feel, it is imperative that we maintain areas like the Mequon Nature preserve which should be left untouched. There are areas of Mequon that make sense to increase small businesses and stores such as the Town Center. Mequon needs this type of development to not only increase the tax base but to enhance the city with new places to dine or shop. This ultimately creates a more desirable place to live.
What is the best plan to turn the Town Center into a viable TIF district?
The proposed building development is a great starting catalyst to attract more quality shopping. I'd love to see Mequon have a shopping area that not only serves a need for those who live in Mequon, but also provides a draw to others living outside of the area. Mequon needs the Town Center to give the city an identity, similar to other communities in the area. The river walk extension in addition to the Town Center will combine the best assets this city has to offer. These changes will provide the necessary business growth while maintaining the desired small town feel.
John Leszczynski
Age: 49
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Education: University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Class of 1986
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I have business experience and passion. I owned/operated a log home manufacturing plant and construction business and three bars and restaurants. I understand budgets, financial priorities and the success that comes from teamwork. I have a unique perspective into the decision-making process and I problem-solve with common sense.
How do you maintain a balance between the rural feel of the city vs. increasing the tax base? We keep and maintain our open green spaces and implement healthy growth strategies. We have allocated industrial space and business corridors that aren't filled. Let's roll out the red carpet and bring in new business people who are a good financial fit and who want to be a part of our community. Their revenue will supplement our tax base.
What is the best plan to turn the Town Center into a viable TIF district?
There was a day we could pick and choose which businesses we wanted to embrace in our community. We no longer live in that environment. If we are to succeed, we need to work with developers to adjust and help make their proposals viable and acceptable so it's a win-win for all. I'd like to see a marketing plan/strategy so we can position ourselves on the offense. Currently, a lot of people don't know what we are trying to accomplish. It's imperative that our city representatives understand the importance of a financially viable TIF district.
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I have been in the investment and real estate for better than 30 years. I can understand viewpoints of a small town homeowner as well as that of a big city investor and everything in between. I am willing to do the homework to understand what may be at stake.
How do you maintain a balance between the rural feel of the city vs. increasing the tax base? I think the rural feel of Mequon is firmly in tact. However, in order for the rural feel to continue, every form of development needs to be weighed for pluses and minuses. Mequon has a Master Plan for the future. I intend to adhere to that plan as well as to listen to my constituents concerns going forward.
What is the best plan to turn the Town Center into a viable TIF district?
I am not well versed enough in this matter to comment at this time.
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A Seismic Shift
No one saw the tsunami coming. After Title IX became law in 1972, a wave of girls began to pour onto athletic fields. Between the school seasons of 1971–72 and 2010–11, the number of girls engaged in high school sports jumped by 947 percent; today two in five high school girls are active in organized sports.
Participation in college athletics skyrocketed, too. There are now nearly 10 times as many female players in intercollegiate sports as there were in 1972, and since 1998 the number of women's teams in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has grown by 46 percent. A larger meaning of that change: In the space of a few decades, what was once almost an entirely male ticket to the best colleges has become a human one.
Girls who were newly able to pursue athletic endeavors learned valuable skills on the field that were useful for advancing in a man's world. "Sports teach the need for collaboration and risk taking. Players, if they lose, learn to get up and try again," says Susan R. Madsen, PhD, a professor of management at Utah Valley University in Orem. In her studies of successful female academics and government officials, "the women said that athletics had been critical to developing their leadership competencies."
While no one claims that Title IX was completely responsible for all the amazing educational and occupational attainments of American women in the past 40 years, Wharton School economist and professor Betsey Stevenson, PhD, has pinpointed some contributions of the law: "My research has shown that Title IX was responsible for up to 40 percent of the rise of 25- to 34-year-old women in the labor force between 1980 and 2000. For this cohort of women, Title IX also explains 20 percent of the increase in the length of their education, 15 percent of their growth in traditionally male occupations and all of their additional participation in sports-related jobs during that time." What's more, she says, playing high school sports "seems to have led to around a 5 percent increase in wages for these women."
Because it helped create these enormous social and career opportunities for American women, University of Minnesota sport sociologist Mary Jo Kane, PhD, calls Title IX "one of the most successful pieces of civil rights legislation ever."
—Melinda Dodd
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In the 1960s, Gwendolyn Mink was elected president of her school class, but the teacher made her give up the title because she felt that a girl should be only vice president. A few years later, Gwendolyn was denied admission to Stanford because, she says she was told, the university had filled its quota of women. As it happened, Gwendolyn's mother was U.S. Representative Patsy Mink, an Asian American who was the first woman of color elected to Congress, and she drew on these incidents of bias against her child when she coauthored Title IX. "For my mother, what she'd gone through had been bad enough, but it was even worse to see the next generation of women endure the same kind of discrimination all over again," Gwendolyn recalls.
Title IX, as originally conceived, was focused on education in general, not specifically on athletic programs. But after the law passed, the NCAA and the male athletic establishment lobbied to win an exemption for intercollegiate athletic departments. "From the moment of Title IX's passage, my mother was fully engaged in the struggle to make sure that athletics weren't carved out as some kind of huge exception," Gwendolyn says. "She knew that exceptions would swallow the rule."


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NEW ORLEANS, La. – The U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Association honored Idaho's Hannah Kiser as an All-American on Monday following her performance at the NCAA Indoor Championships.
Kiser, a junior from Wenatchee, Wash, (Wenatchee HS) was selected as a First Team All-American. Last season, as a sophomore, she received a Second Team-All American honor following her performance.
Kiser placed fifth in the 3000m with a time of 9:07.72 at the NCAA meet Saturday to earn her All-American honor.
During the Indoor season, Kiser beat her previous Western Athletic Conference and the Idaho school record in the women's 3000m with a time of 9:04.23. She also claimed the WAC and Idaho record in the women's mile posting a time of 4:37.55. Kiser is the first Vandal woman to earn a First Team All-American honor, since Dee Olson's third-place finish in the mile run in 2006. She is the only WAC woman who was honored by the USTFCCCA.
Since 1995, the Idaho track and field program has had at least one individual earn an All-American honor.
First-Team All American honors are awarded by USTFCCCA to individuals who placed in the top eight of their event, while those who finished between ninth and 16th receive Second-Team honors. Others who participated and placed outside the top 16 receive Honorable Mention honors.


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After watching the eco-documentary Last Call at the Oasis I had the urge to abandon planet Earth in a spaceship like the world denizens in Wall-E. What have we done? How can we possibly rectify the damage sustained by industry and human folly?
Another in a long line of environmental cautionary tales (An Inconvenient Truth, Flow, Food, Inc. etc), Oasis written and directed by Jessica Wu looks at the finite supply of water in the world and alerts us to the condition of the water that does still exist. It provides slim hope for our future. Talking heads include the telegenic crusader Erin Brockovich who campaigns for clean drinking water in communities where the EPA has failed to help.
With an alarming pile-up of facts and statistics Last Call at the Oasis tackles the many heads of the Hydra: climate change, petro-chemicals, human excess, cow manure, bottled water, pharmaceuticals in our water. It is almost too much for one documentary. But the fact that Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFO) in the Midwest are part of the same problem as high-volume flushing toilets is pertinent. Unless we start caring about these causes, the effects are going to be frightening.
"Last Call at the Oasis," in theaters May 4
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Motor, Model Rocket, Yugoslav
This is a single model rocket motor. It is made of pasteboard and contains non-explosive propellant. The motor is used only once to power a model rocket. An unknown firm in Yugoslavia manufactured it.
G. Harry Stine donated this artifact to the Museum in 1973.
Gift of G. Harry Stine
- Country of Origin
- Yugoslavia
- Manufacturer
- Unknown
- Type
- MODELS-Missiles & Rockets
- Materials
- Paper, Adhesive, Ceramic, Steel, Propellant
- Pasteboard tube w/non-explosive propellant
- Dimensions
- Other: 5/8 x 3 1/2in. (1.6 x 8.9cm)


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Gilles Peterson continues his journey as a global force, this week bringing a mix by Deep Space Orchestra, the electronic UK duo. First he digs into all kinds of new music, including Duffstep, Penguin Café, Rick Wilhite, Mr Raoul K, Bibio, Al Quetz and The Stepkids (a hipsterish rock group, the latest signing to Stones Throw Records). Gilles also takes a moment to honor the recently deceased, legendary Jazz pianist George Shearing. You might be interested to learn that George Shearing had a Latin music streak as you'll hear in his rendition of Horace Silver's "Senor Blues" – we learn new something every week from this show. Deep Space Orchestra comes in with a mix of their own stuff and their favorites including Cottam, Chateau Fight, Bicep and KRL. Afterwards, Gilles closes it up with a few of his musical staples: James Blake and Ramadanman.
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Anyone, at any time, can fall victim to nature's raging furies. Around the globe, hurricanes, tornadoes, and typhoons strike without mercy and often without warning. In the last century, more than half a million lives were lost to the violent forces of cyclones, tropical storms, and the wicked weather swirling in and around them.
National Geographic chronicles some of the world's most shocking storms with gripping footage and scenes of heart-thumping, real-life drama: roofs ripped from houses, trees snapped like toothpicks, and trucks tossed about like children's toys. From twisters sweeping across the Midwest's "Tornado Alley," to the vicious force of Florida's Hurricane Andrew, to the deadly powerful forces of nature are among the most powerful forces on earth. Before the next killer storm, scientists are rushing to unlock the mysteries of the cyclone!
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I bought this video in VHS form at a garage sale back in the 90s and was totally stunned at what it contained. It highlights what a really a tornado is, what it's made of, and what damage it can do. Also it highlights the same for hurricanes. It takes us back to Hurricane Andrew, since this is an old video. It reveals how this storm was born, what was inside it; it even shows planes flying right into the eye of it! And it also has an interview with a man and his family who actually witnessed the hurrican itself. This film is a powerful testimony to take immediate action when warned of storms like these. I highly recommend it to storm enthusiologists.
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BOULDER - The University of Colorado men's basketball team will travel across the Atlantic Ocean for a five-game, 10-day European trip that will take the Buffaloes to Paris (France), Antwerp (Belgium) and Amsterdam (The Netherlands).
CU will leave Denver International Airport (DIA) on Monday morning (Aug. 13) for a flight to Chicago, then land in Paris the following day at 9:25 a.m. local time (8 hours and 20 minutes later). All three European cities are eight hours ahead of mountain time.
"It will be a great opportunity for our team on a lot of different levels," said CU head coach Tad Boyle. "I think educationally, part of the education of these young men comes from outside the classroom just like it does from inside the classroom. To make a trip like this, for all of them, in their time here at the University of Colorado it will be a trip of a lifetime.
"Strategically we designed this trip for this year, knowing that we were going to have six incoming freshmen and seven incoming new players, and to blend them with the returners and the rest of the guys coming back which will really give us a jumpstart on the season."
It's the second time in history the CU men's basketball team will travel to Europe for an exhibition tour in the off-season. In 1997 from May 20-30, CU played teams from England and Germany achieving a 2-2 record. In September of 2006, CU travelled to Vancouver, British Columbia for three games (3-0 record).
"I'm excited to go because it's somewhere different in the world other than here, and it's going to be an awesome experience," said junior forward Shane Harris-Tunks, who is making his second visit to Paris (traveled with Team Australia in 2009). "Basketball wise, it's an opportunity to play with everyone on your team in different line ups and figure out where we are as a team."
The 2012-2013 Buffaloes lose three starters from a year ago, however gain another year of experience from junior forward Andre Roberson, and sophomores Askia Booker and Spencer Dinwiddie. Six true freshmen also dot the roster, the third most of any men's basketball CU roster entering any new season.
While in Paris, the team will spend three nights and play a pair of games against AMW France Elite on Wednesday (Aug. 15, 7 p.m.; 11 a.m. MT) and Thursday (Aug. 16, 7 p.m.; 11 a.m. MT). Among the scheduled activities the team will experience will be a Paris city tour, including The Eiffel Tower, a Seine River Cruise and the Louvre Museum. The Louvre is one of the largest and most visited art museums in the world, where nearly 35,000 objects from prehistory to the 19th century are housed.
Friday (Aug. 17) will be a travel day to Antwerp, Belgium. On the way to Antwerp, the team will stop in the capital city of Brussels for a tour, then on Saturday (Aug. 18, 8 p.m.; Noon, MT) will play game three of the tour against Optima Ghent in the city of Gent. On Sunday (August 19, 2 p.m.; 6 a.m. MT) the Buffs will play against Gembo BBC Borgerhout.
Following Sunday's game, CU will travel to Amsterdam and stay for three nights and play its final game on Monday (Aug. 20, 6 p.m.; 10 a.m. MT) against Rotterdam. Tuesday will be a full day of sight-seeing including a city tour, the Anne Frank House, and a canal cruise, closing with a BBQ Farewell Dinner before an eight-hour flight on Wednesday (Aug. 22) back to the States (Amsterdam-Chicago-Denver).
"I'm looking forward to the sights and going over there to try to enjoy the other half of the world - get a little taste of it," Roberson said. "(I'm) also looking to play the European style; it's going to be a lot different for us with the transition, different calls and regulations, but I feel we're very experienced overall and we'll get use to a different style of basketball."
Check back during the week with updates on the men's basketball team during their exciting trip across France, Belgium, and the Netherlands!
Game 1: Wed., August 15, 8:30 p.m. (12:30 p.m. MT) vs. AMW France Elite ''Pro A'' All-Stars; Stade Pierre de Coubertin (Paris, France).
Game 2: Thu., August 16, 8:30 p.m. (12:30 p.m. MT) vs. AMW France Elite ''Pro A'' All-Stars; Stade Pierre de Coubertin (Paris, France).
Game 3: Sat., August 18, 8 p.m. (Noon, MT) vs. Optima Ghent; Sportarena Tolhuis (Gent, Belgium).
Game 4: Sun., August 19, 2 p.m. (6 a.m. MT) vs. Gembo BBC Borgerhout; Sporthal Luisbekelaar, Borgerhout (Antwerp, Belgium).
Game 5: Mon., August 20, 7:30 p.m. (11:30 a.m. MT) vs. Rotterdam Challengers; Topsportcentrum (Rotterdam, Netherlands).


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- 4-wheel vented disc brakes -inc: 6-piston front/4-piston rear monobloc fixed alloy calipers
- Front/rear stabilizer bars
- Porsche dynamic chassis control (PDCC) -inc: active anti-roll system
- Multi-link rear suspension
- Automatic engine start/stop function
- Double wishbone front suspension
- Front/rear brake pad-wear sensors
- Porsche active suspension management system (PASM) w/air suspension -inc: fully load-bearing air-spring struts w/integrated dampering, electronically variable damper system, self-leveling, height adjustment
- All wheel drive
- Porsche torque vectoring plus (PTV Plus) -inc: driving-torque proportioning on rear-wheels w/electronically controlled rear-axle differential lock
- Servotronic speed-sensitive pwr assisted rack & pinion steering
- Exhaust system w/(2) twin-tube tailpipes in polished aluminum
- Electronic engine throttle w/sport button
- Sport chrono pkg -inc: analog & digital stop watch on instrument panel
- Carbon fibre interior pkg -inc: dashboard trim strip, front/rear door trim strips, lower center console, gear selector trim, trim panel & front ashtray cover
- Anti-lock braking system (ABS) -inc: vehicle stabilization system w/enhanced braking readiness, brake assist (BA)
- Front side-impact airbags
- Bumper safety system -inc: (2) cross-members, (2) crush zones
- Anti-slip regulation (ASR)
- ISOFIX child seat anchor prep -inc: all passenger seating
- Rear side-impact airbags
- Front/rear side curtain airbags
- LED daytime running lights
- Tire pressure monitoring system
- 3-point seat belts -inc: outboard seating pre-tensioners, front seat force-limiters
- Porsche stability management (PSM)
- Automatic brake differential (ABD)
- Dual front airbags w/passenger sensor
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