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Oct. 9, 2012
Arizona (5-6-3) vs. No. 2 Stanford (11-1-1)
Thursday, Oct. 11 • 7:00 p.m. MST
Tucson, Ariz. • Murphey Field at Mulcahy Stadium
TUCSON, Ariz - The University of Arizona women's soccer squad will host No. 2 Stanford on Thursday at Murphey Field at Mulcahy Stadium. The match will be televised on the Pac-12 Networks.
Last Match: In the previous weekend, the Wildcats traveled to Washington to take on the University of Washington Huskies and the Washington State Cougars. The Huskies and Wildcats tied 1-1 with Arizona senior Jessica Culver scoring the only goal. In the 3-0 shut out by the Cougars, the Wildcats attempted a total of 11 shots with Jazmin Ponce, Ariel Boulicault and Ana-Maria Montoya leading the team with two shots apiece.
Noting the Cardinal: No.2 Stanford added a pair of wins on the road in the previous weekend. At the University of Utah, the Cardinal shut out the Utes 1-0 with Nina Watkins scoring the winning goal. In the 2-1 win against Colorado, Mariah Nogueira scored her sixth goal of the season in the 79th minute. Just 37 seconds later, Alina Garciamendez scored her fourth goal of the season to put the Cardinal up 2-1. Natalie Griffin leads Stanford with 32 shots in thirteen games.
Leading the Pac: For the sixth week in a row, Arizona junior Jazmin Ponce leads the Pac-12 in shots (66) with 33 on goal. Ponce also leads the Wildcats with seven goals in fourteen matches played. In the net, Arizona goalkeeper Gabby Kaufman has recorded a total of 72 saves to put her at the number one spot in the Pac-12. Kaufman has limited opponents to 17 goals in 14 games played.
Montoya the Olympian: After participating in the 2012 London Olympics with the Colombian women's soccer team this summer, Ana-Maria Montoya continues to make her mark at Arizona. In fourteen games played, Montoya has registered two goals, one assist and 25 shots with nine on goal.
Honoring Lexe: Before every match, Arizona wears a pre-game warm-up shirt with the No. 13 in honor of Lexe Selman, a member of UA's 2012 signing class. Selman recently finished up her fourth round of chemotherapy treatment for Leukemia, which she was diagnosed with on April 20 of this year. Vowing to Selman and her family to keep her dreams of playing at the collegiate soccer level alive, Arizona head coach Lisa Oyen has promised to hold a roster spot and number until she is able to play.
Up Next: The Wildcats head to Oregon to take on the University of Oregon and Oregon State. Arizona matches up with Oregon on Friday, Oct. 19 at 7:00 p.m. at Pape' Field in Eugene, OR. On Sunday, Oct. 21 the Wildcats travel to Corvallis, Ore. to take on the Oregon State Beavers at Paul Lorenz Field at Patrick Wayne Valley Stadium at 12:00 p.m.

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PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) -- Panhandle group offers reward in cat abuse case
The cat named Valiente was brought to the Humane Society of Pensacola after someone found her limping along a highway March 16. Officials say she had been burned and bound with zip ties.
The Pensacola News Journal reports the cat is recovering after suffering second-degree burns to her back and lacerations to her side.
On Tuesday, Dr. Mark Sprayberry of Olive Branch Animal Hospital said Valiente still has several weeks of recovery left. He told the newspaper he's hoping to perform surgery next week to help some of the cat's burned tissue heal.
Humane society officials reported the abuse to the Escambia County Sheriff's Office.


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I know Facebook is so outdated right now, but they have introduced a cool new thing called Look Back video. It's a short one minute video of your life time on Facebook. It's pretty nice to watch, very nostalgic. And it's super easy to make, it's actually already made for you. Just go to this [link] to watch your video.
Note: The videos are only available for one month, so save or record yours before the time is up.
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iDraw_on_cats in one of those fascinating instagram accounts, it has lots of cute cat drawing pics [link].
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This is a collector's item, if it doesn't spoil or melt on you.
The new version of Android's OS is called KitKat. Nestle will sell 50 million KitKat Android-special bars to celebrate the deal. Prizes will include Android phones like the Nexus 7, Android shaped KitKat bars, and Google Play credit.
I don't know if the cars will be sold in Kuwait; but they will be available in Dubai, the UK, and the US among 20 countries.
All pics are taken from Nestle's Android KitKat Flicker.
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Queen Elizabeth toured the BBC the other day, and walked into the middle of the news segment. This is the best pic I could find of her royal photobomb [link]. Gotta love QEII, she's so funny.
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This camel is too cute for words. I wonder where I can find one like it. The ones we have in our region are either slaughtered for food, or are hard core murderers of people (through vehicular accidents).
A camel this cute is unheard of. Maybe NBK should commission it as it's official mascot.
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I can't believe he did this. What a jackass. Reese Withrespoon's husband shamelessly told the cops that "He had nothing to do with that", just right after his wife got arrested to trying to defend him. He meant his wife's attempts to help him, the little coward.
He was drunk, so he probably had meant it too, which is even more pathetic. Poor Reese. She tried everything to help him, even screaming that she "was pregnant"; which is funny and original. A drunken pregnant lady. No wonder they didn't believe her.
I still think Reese is cute, and she's an even cuter mess of a drunk.
And here's the cop "blow blow blow blow blow blow"ing.
February 27, 2013 1 Comment
I guess team dog won this round, that was one hell of a subtle and sneaky push.
February 24, 2013 1 Comment
This is a cute Microsoft Explorer commercial, very spot on. They captured the lives of the 90's kids perfectly. I'm getting so nostalgic about the 90's, even though I wasn't a kid then anymore.
February 7, 2013 Leave a Comment
Monopoly changed its steel iron token with new cat one. The iron was introduced back in the day when women mainly did the housework, so it's not so applicable in our modern day. The cat is cute, but I still prefer the car and hat.


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The two screen Mall Cinema opened in 2005. Seating capacity is listed at 300. This cinema has made the conversion to digital. The Tri City Drive-In in Beaver Dam and the Mall Cinema are owned by the same owner.
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Pre-Market Primer: Report of Larry Summers Fed Chair Nomination Boosts Stocks; Retail Sales Disappoint
Vincent Trivett
Elon Musk has foot-in-mouth disease.
Stocks are slightly higher and bonds declined today on reports that Larry Summers is likely to lead the Fed and retail sales disappointed.
Japan's Nikkei newspaper
that President Barack Obama plans to nominate Larry Summers as Chairman of the Federal Reserve, citing unnamed White House sources. The nomination might come out as early as next week, following the Fed's September policy meeting, where it will decide the timing and degree to which it will taper off its asset purchases.
Though there is some scepticism of the news report, the market reaction clearly shows that Summers is expected to scale back quantitative easing faster than Janet Yellen would, the other front-runner to replace Ben Bernanke.
The dollar rose against other currencies, US bond yields increased, and US stock index futures rose on news of Summers' potential nomination.
(INDEXDJX:.DJI) futures were up 0.10% at 15,261 while futures contracts on the
(INDEXSP:INX) ticked up 0.02% to 1,678.70.
(INDEXNASDAQ:.IXIC) futures gained 0.15% to 3,174.25. Gold fell 1.36% to $1,312.50/ounce.
Today also brought a large amount of US economic data. August retail sales missed expectations, rising 0.2% on a monthly basis. Excluding autos and gas, sales rose just 0.1%. Producer prices rose 0.3% last month, faster than economists expected. Without food and energy costs, the prices of goods at the factory gate were flat in August.
Later this morning, we will get the preliminary reading for the September Reuters/University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index, which economists expect to tick down by 0.1 point to 82. Business inventories are also likely to have risen 0.3% in July.
Yesterday afternoon, Twitter disclosed (in a tweet, of course) that it "confidentially submitted an S-1 form to the SEC for a planned IPO." Twitter is using a rule from the JOBS Act that allows "emerging growth companies" with less than $1 billion in annual revenue to file for a public offering on the down low. SkyNews reported that the offering will be on the
(NYSE:NYX) rather than
Goldman Sachs
(NYSE:GS) is reportedly Twitter's lead underwriter.
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In an interview with Fox Business News yesterday,
(NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk made some off-the-cuff comments that sent the stock down almost 1%.
"In the past, I said it's really crazy to short Tesla," he told reporter Liz Claman. "Is it so crazy to short Tesla right now? I mean, it's not as crazy, but I still think it's probably not a good idea."
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"I wanted to be a drummer but the guitar seemed to be the perfect instrument
to write songs," Kelsey said during an email interview with The Park Record. "It had chords, melody, groove and dynamics. I was hooked."
Kelsey even went so far as to make his own guitar out of a cigar box before getting his own real instrument. And after playing electric guitar and bass in multiple bands, he began working with an acoustic guitar.
"I always liked the idea of performing solo," he said. "The acoustic guitar is great for that. It has the lows, the highs and percussion."
Kelsey, known for his unique way of blending strumming with tapping and round-about chords, will perform at the Egyptian Theatre on Saturday, May 17, at 8 p.m.
The show will feature Kelsey and his trusty Taylor 615, he said.
"My big jumbo-body guitar has more area to discover new sounds," Kelsey explained. "I think the way a guitar feels around your neck is important. I feel bonded with the jumbo guitar. It's the perfect dance partner."
The musician developed his playing style through experimentation.
"I am always in discovery mode," Kelsey said. "It is what I find interesting about music. The same song could make you feel many different moods by manipulating the performance. [And] I never get tired of making music because I just change it into
something that inspires me.
The music he makes also has inspired others. Throughout his career, Kelsey has won Guitar Center's "Guitarmageddon" competition and was a finalist in Guitar Player Magazine's nationals.
"Contests are a great way to get exposure when you're one of those people
who spends more time working on their craft rather than their social networking skills," Kelsey said. "[Contests] allow the introverts to have a chance to speak up."
Introversion is something Kelsey is familiar with. Throughout his life, he's relied on his music, which includes seven CD, to express his emotions.
But expression isn't the only thing music can do for people. It can also help spark creativity in children. That's why Kelsey has developed some school programs and outreach sessions.
"The main message I push in the school programs is nurturing creativity," he said. "I use music because that is my element. It is my passion.
"I like getting to the spirit of music making that is in all of us," Kelsey said. "I try to get their minds spinning in creative ways of expressing through sound."
Continuing his musical output, the guitarist recently released the album "Lessons While Dreaming."
"[The title] is a line from one of the songs on the CD about moving more intuitively through life," he said. "I like to live that way and the songs tend to get written that way as well so I thought the title was fitting."
Kelsey, who has toured with Dishwalla and Blind Melon and has shared the stage with Santana, Steve Vai and Eric Clapton, last played Park City two years ago.
He is looking forward to the Saturday performance, which will be a mix of art and entertainment.
"I play in many different settings," he said. "When I come to the Egyptian Theatre I know I have a captive listening audience so I [will] play with their imagination through sound and interact with the them.
"If there was a dance floor, I would make sounds to move to," Kelsey said. "I like getting a strategy for how I want the night to go but I also keep myself open to the surroundings and try to shape the evening into a customized experience."
The Egyptian Theatre, 328 Main St., will present guitarist Michael Kelsey on Saturday, May 17, at 8 p.m. Tickets range from $15 to $28 and are available by visiting www.parkcityshows.com .


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100 Things to Do During Winter in Cape Town and Surrounds
Rob Peters, Coleen van Staden, Sherise Dreyer, Kelly Lodewyks, Alessandro CandottiAs winter brushes her blue cheeks across Capetonian skies, come and discover how people have weaved their lives through the tip of Africa, as you encounter both the uncommon and marvellous, from flames of restaurant fireplaces to dancing leaves in the Winelands, from the intricate tastes of coffee in art galleries to the smells of the great Atlantic crashing against Cape Point. Here are our top 100 things to do in winter in Cape Town and surrounds.
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Thamar HoulistonCape Town is the ultimate outdoor holiday destination. And what's even better is that you don't have to spend a fortune to partake in healthy activities in and around the city.
Cape Town at Street Level
Stefan de ClerkOne of the best ways to experience Cape Town is to get out of your car and into the bustling streets if this beautiful, culturally rich and historic city, and there are numerous tours that will allow you to do just that. So get on your feet, bike or board and take to the streets.
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Living in Cape Town, I've always used the V&A Waterfront as a quick shopping stop - a meal, groceries, new shirts, etc. Thus when I was recently invited to a dine-about at three of the Waterfront's top restaurants, I leapt at the opportunity to try something a little different, and a lot more fun.
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Actor George Clooney was caught partying with Brad Pitt's ex Jennifer Aniston while the two were on vacation in Mexico claimed E! Online news on Jan. 6, 2014. The online news source claimed the old friends were not alone, however. Apparently George was there to throw a party to launch his new brand of Tequila and Jen had her fiance Justin Theroux in tow. To that end, the celebrity friends were safe from less that savory media outlet claims the celebs were in any way involved in what could have otherwise been spun as another torrid love affair and celebrity scandal.
E! Online shared, "[Actress] Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux are ringing in the New Year south of the border! Over the weekend, the A-list couple attended a special event in Mexico with pal George Clooney for his alcohol brand Casamigos Tequila." It was quite, "... a party in Cabo" further exclaimed OMG Yahoo in their follow up Jan. 7 entertainment news article.
According to the source, brunch was held at the El Dorado Beach Club in Los Cabos, Mexico on Jan. 5. The party featured a huge lineup of A-List guests, but actor Brad Pitt and his bride-to-be Angelina Jolie were (as predicted) no shows for the party.
"In addition to Clooney, Aniston and Theroux, Jimmy Kimmel, Howard Stern, and Casamigos partners Mike Meldman and Rande Gerber and Gerber's wife, Cindy Crawford, were all in attendance, as was Michael Phelps..." claimed E! Online news. Oh, to be a fly on the wall listening in while that rowdy group of super celebs got together to share Hollywood war stories.
Undoubtedly quite a few celebrity secrets poured out after a number of tequila tasting shots from what must surely have been open and flowing bottle pours of George Clooney's new luxury brand liquor -- Casamigos tequila. Like Danny DeVito's Limoncello, the brand is likely to become a hot celebrity endorsed alcohol product favorite.
In spite of all the drinking, George Clooney and Jennifer Aniston still continue to be regarded as two of the sexiest star celebs in Hollywood social circles. As always, Jen's bikini body was a hot topic of discussion when she and gal pal Courtney Cox were spotted on a beach in Mexico.
George Clooney continues to remain one of the most highly regarded sex symbols in America. While he is known to drink a lot, he very seldom packs on the pounds typically related to excessive consumption of alcohol.
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Today we consider a recent Surfermag article, which brings to light three of the biggest problems in surfing today: Shithouse writers, Jiu-Jitsu, and Joel Tudor.
Let's consider Joel Tudor first.
Apparently, Mr. Tudor recently woke up and realized that he was in the middle of a recession with no clothing sponsor. (He previously rode for good ol' Op.) To his credit, Mr. Tudor also realized that he was in the middle of a bull market when it came to retro-ball-licking. Putting two and two together, Joel decided to leverage his icon-status when it comes to the vigorous application of tongue to surf legend scrotum.
Simply put: Mr. Tudor decided to cash in via his very own clothing and surfboard company -
Here's where the shithouse writing comes in. In recent years, Surfer Magazine has made it company policy to hire writers who don't know their "write" from their left. Writers who couldn't "right" themselves out of a fuckin' paper sack, if they happened to be wronged inside of it.
Case in point: Surfermag's "
Yes, yes, there's nothing wrong with that, and everyone has to start somewhere... but why should we suffer through her "article," as she tries to figure out how to form a full sentence? I don't blame Sarah for trying - I blame Surfer for publishing her.
Don't believe me? Try to parse the first two paragraphs of the Tudor "article."
"Joel Tudor has fused his passion for martial arts and surfing to create his recently launched Kook Box surfboards and clothing line. The Kook Box name was pulled from Tom Blake's original fin'd, hollow boards of the 30s that were used for U.S. special forces training. These same forces that were trained in Brazilian Jiu-Jitzu and by Canadian Doctor would later be known as Navy Seals.
"Throughout the product line, images and logos from Canadian Doctor's manuscripts are used, a reminder of the martial art influence of discipline that Kook Box aspires to join with the surfing attitude."
Bitch said WHAT now? Has she been using Google Translate too?
You gotta love the new contraction "fin'd." Navy Seals? Seriously? And who in custard fuck is this Canadian Doctor? (Read the
Anyhoo... On to the third travesty: Jiu-Jitsu. When it comes to nauseating surf culture trends, I'll take Alaias over Jiu-Jitsu any day. A few years ago, I was pretty clueless about Jiu-Jitsu. I kept hearing about it in surf magazines. I pictured it as super-gnarly kick-boxing.
Not so much. Take a look at one of Joel Jitsu's videos below.
Jiu-Jitsu definitely brings to mind Fred Van Dyke's infamous "All big-wave riders are latent homosexuals" quote. It's 2009, people! If these Jiu-Jitsu guys want to have sex with other men, just go and do it. No one fuckin' cares. There's no need to channel that pent-up desire into a martial art called Jiu-Jitsu.
So I find it ironic that many of surfing's ultra-masculine he-man devote themselves to a "sport" in which most victories climax in wrapping one's sweaty thighs around a man's head and clasping his protesting face to one's balls.


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2005-06: Saw action in three games and played eight minutes as a true freshman. Enduring a myriad of injuries which limited her progress and playing time. Pulled down a rebound versus DePaul (12-12-05) and Central Michigan (2-18-06). Scored her only two points of the season on a pair of free throws versus Central Michigan.
Prep: Three-year varsity letterwinner and two-season starter for Norwood Young America's (MN) Central High School program which compiled 60-26 record in her last three campaigns. Earned honorable mention all-conference status her junior and senior seasons in rugged Minnesota River Conference. All-time career shot blocker averaged 5.9 points-per-game, 3.5 rebounds-per-game and 3.0 blocks per contest as a senior tri-captain for coach Gary Lembeke's 23-6 squad. The Raiders reached Minnesota Sub-Sectional finals for Class 2A in two of last three years. Became No. 2 career blocker after a 20-8 junior season during which she averaged 6.8 ppg., 4.2 rpg., and 3.5 blocks. Earned all-tournament recognition in Thanksgiving and Christmas Classics. Also garnered two varsity mongrams as middle blocker for Central volleyball program coached by Gina Lundberg. Earned Academic All-State accolades as a senior and was a four-time honoree for Central's academic letter program.
Personal: Youngest of two children for Scott Kline and Judith Lemke-Kline. Older brother Bradley was four-year letterwinner for Univeristy of Maine-Presque Isle basketball squad. Sunrise Conference Scholar-Athlete. Began AAU basketball playing for Chris Bates' North Tartan club and then spent following year with Minnesota Stars coached by Tim Hestad. Member of NYA Central's SADD (Students Against Drunk Driving) organization and also served for two years as Sunday school teacher for All Saints Lutheran Church. Lists reading and writing poetry as favorite hobbies. Major: Undecided. Birthdate: December 21, 1986.


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Hearing set on assisted death billJanuary 28,2013MONTPELIER A big crowd is expected at a public hearing this week at the Vermont Statehouse on legislation that would allow physicians to prescribe a lethal dose of medications to terminally ill patients who wish to take their own lives.
Its an issue that has come up repeatedly in recent years. Backers say the current makeup of the Legislature and support from Gov. Peter Shumlin give whats variously called death with dignity and physician-assisted suicide the best chance its had yet of passing this year.
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A 50 kg bowling ball is attached to a long wire attached to the ceiling. The ball is placed .10 cm from the nose of a volunteer, who is standing against the wall. The ball is released and travels as a pendulum, eventually swinging back toward the volunteer. Take zero potential potential energy to be the equilibrium point of the ball as it hangs freely, and assume no energy is lost anywhere in the system. If the bowling ball is attached to a 2.76 m long wire and displaced from equilibrium by 15o , a)what is the initial potential energy of the bowling ball? b0 How fast will the ball be traveling when it passes the equilibrium point, and c) how close will the bowling ball come from the volunteer when it swings back?
I have part (a) which I believe is correct but could someone show me how to do (b) and (c)?


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EX-ARSENAL and Fulham defender Philippe Senderos completed his medical at Aston Villa and his free transfer from Valencia today.
RONALD KOEMAN has flown in for talks with managerless Southampton.
LEON BRITTON has signed a one-year contract extension at Swansea who have also opened talks with captain Ashley Williams.
GOALKEEPER Jussi Jaaskelainen has signed a one-year deal at West Ham.
KEEPER Kasper Schmeichel has signed a four-year deal with Premier League new-boys Leicester.
SHEFFIELD United have snubbed a second bid from Wolves for England Under-21 centre-back Harry Maguire.
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Junior's streak comes to end in Bristol; Gordon's continues
Published: Monday, March 17, 2014 at 11:38 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, March 17, 2014 at 1:56 p.m.
One streak is over and another continues at Hendrick Motorsports. Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s streak of consecutive top-two finishes came to a thundering halt at Bristol Motor Speedway, where NASCAR's Most Popular Driver finished 24th in the No. 88 Chevrolet. Earnhardt opened the season by winning the Daytona 500 then scored second-place finishes at Phoenix and Las Vegas.
For those first three outings, the 39-year-old driver had an average finish of 1.3. Now add in the 24th at Bristol and Earnhardt's average finish in 2014 is 7.0. Jeff Gordon, who drives the No. 24 Chevy, kept his streak going at Bristol. Gordon has scored four consecutive top-10 finishes since the season opened at Daytona. And just to show how stats can be skewed, Gordon now has a better finishing average than Earnhardt. Gordon's average finish in 2014 is 6.25.
"The whole team did an awesome job," Gordon said after his seventh-place effort at Bristol. "We had a really good race car at different times throughout the night. It's crazy, when we went back racing after the rain delay we just completely wore out the left-front tire in just like 20 or 30 laps. I mean we were going backwards in a hurry. Thankfully for that competition caution, but we fixed that and got the car better, and drove up into the top five, I was pretty happy."
Earnhardt? No comment.
Rookie runners
The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Rookie of the Year battle was defined at Bristol when Kyle Larson and Austin Dillon raced side by side in the closing laps in a heated battle for 10th-place honors. Larson prevailed in his No. 42 Chevy while Dillon was 11th. "It's crazy to think it's kind of a disappointing finish for the way we ran for most of the race, but all in all it was a good race," Larson said. It was a lot of fun racing with Austin there at the end. I definitely had to get up on the wheel and get the elbows up and try not to make any mistakes." Now each rookie has one top-10 finish. Dillon was ninth in the Daytona 500.
Kenseth's rough ride
Matt Kenseth led a race-high 165 laps at Bristol, but by the time the race ended, his No. 20 Toyota was battered and bent and he finished 13th. Kenseth was rear-ended at high speed during a caution when Timmy Hill, driving the No. 33 Chevy, blasted his rear bumper. Later in the race, Kenseth got into "the marbles" and tagged the wall a couple of times before regaining control of his Camry. When asked "how was the race?" Kenseth could only shrug. "I don't think we have enough time for me to tell you all about it." What about the hit from Hill? "He hit me going like 4,000 miles an hour," Kenseth said.
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I honestly can not remember the last time I actually sported a pair of white denim. Besides the fact that they are difficult to keep clean, white denim has to be worn "right", during the "right" time, and with the "right" shirt. Now that it's officially spring, white denim and light colored clothes are the best way to stay cool in the southern California heat and still look fashionable. Before rushing out to the nearest mall and purchasing a pair, know that not everyone can pull off this look. These jeans should be reserved for the physically fit and slim guys, as white tends to adds lbs and take away from ones shape. The jeans should not be baggy or skinny, but a nice slim or straight fit will accentuate the jeans' design.
If the fit is right, then try opting to go without a belt. White denim looks great when paired with a light colored vintage tee or slim fitting button up so don't be afraid to experiment. As for the footwear, these jeans really do look great with almost anything from boat shoes, to sneakers, to boots, to sandals, to low-top tennis shoes. Seeing as though Los Angeles is a beach city during the summer, flip flops and sandals would look best while strolling the boardwalk. There are tons of stores in Southern California such as Pac-Sun, Express, Gap, and of course the vintage stores on Melrose and Beverly blvd that carry great white denim. A good distressed slim pair would retail anywhere from $59.00-150.00. Always be aware of your body type, especially when deciding to wear white denim.


text: The mission differed markedly from earlier Cosmos flights, both in terms of Soviet scientific goals and in the degree of cooperation required between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. The two countries had to interact at a high level because much of the U.S. experiment hardware had to be integrated with the Soviet spacecraft and instrumentation systems. Experiments focused on the effect of weightlessness on various physiological parameters. A study of circadian rhythms was concerned with the synchronization of primate motor activity, body temperature and skin temperature rhythms to a fixed light/dark cycle and to each other. Blood pressure and flow were monitored, to evaluate short and long-term changes in these parameters. Changes in calcium metabolism were studied in order to determine the effect of weightlessness on the skeleton. The two rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta) flown onboard were about three years of age and each weighed approximately 4 kilograms. Height was a constraint in selecting animals for flight. This was because a Soviet vestibular experiment required that the flight restraint couches oscillate vertically within the animal capsules. The monkeys were conditioned to sit in the restraint couches and perform tasks for food rewards. Tasks included pressing a lever with their feet and tracking a moving light with their eyes. Monkeys were also trained to eat and drink from food and juice dispensers. Monkeys in the flight and control groups were implanted with blood pressure and flow cuffs and sensors to measure several physiological parameters. A neuroontogeny experiment was conducted to investigate space flight effects on the sensory development of rats that spent part of their prenatal gestation period in space. Ten pregnant female Wistar rats (Rattus norvegicus) were flown. Ground control groups contained the same number of rats. At the start of the flight or control experiments, the rats were at gestation day 13 of their 21-day cycle.


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College Hockey:Niagara, Alabama-Huntsville Reschedule Game for Feb. 28
Niagara and Alabama-Huntsville will tack on another game to a previously scheduled series to make up for a game postponed last weekend after a shooting on the Huntsville campus.
The game that was postponed last Saturday will be made up at 4 p.m. Eastern on Sunday, Feb. 28. The teams were scheduled to play at Niagara on Feb. 26 and 27.
It's the first time that Niagara has played three games in three days since beating Findlay twice and Fairfield once on the weekend of Nov. 22-24, 1996.
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B-CU Men Second on Day Two of PGA Minority Championship
Courtesy: BCUathletics.com
Release: 05/11/2013
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. – Freshman Ryan Fricker shot a second round score of 75 on Saturday to lead the Bethune-Cookman men's golf team at the 27th Annual PGA National Minority Golf Championships presented by Brown Capital Management at The PGA Club in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
After leading by 10 strokes following Friday's first round play, Bethune-Cookman now trails Texas-Pan American by four strokes heading into Sunday's championship round. The defending champion Broncs made up 14 strokes on the Wildcats, and used strong play from Kevin Kirakossian with a five-under 67 to erase the deficit.
The Wildcats currently own a two-day total of 589 for the tournament. Alabama State is in third place and nine shots off the lead.
B-CU leaned on Ryan Fricker once again as the Ivybridge, England native carded a three-over 75 to lead all Wildcats scorers on the round. Fricker now owns a two-day score of 144, and will tee off Sunday with the group of tournament leaders Kirakossian (UTPA), Francis Berthiaume (Alabama State) and James Stepp (Tennessee State) off the first tee at 9:09 a.m. on the Wanamaker Course.
Meanwhile, it was junior Emmanuel Petrich carding a day two score of 76, as well as classmate Matthew McKnight also posting a round of 76 for the Cats. Petrich holds a two-day score of 149, while Northern Ireland native McKnight owns a score of 148 after 36 holes.
Senior Alex Clapp of Somerset, England fired a 79 Saturday, giving him a two-day total of 156, and it was Leon Fricker turning in a card of 80. He now holds an overall score of 149 for the tournament.
As for individual play, JaMichael Jones carded a 78 Saturday to place him in the hunt for Sunday's final round, as he now holds a two-day score of 155. Jones sits just seven strokes off the lead entering Championship Sunday.
For information and results on the 27th PGA National Minority Golf Championship, please log on to PGAtournaments.com.
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What is Cornwall Works with Families?
Cornwall Works with Families is funded by the European Social Fund (ESF) to provide support, training and jobs for families across Cornwall. It's designed to help people with issues around family, learning and work.
What is the European Social Fund?
The European Social Fund (ESF) has been set up to address differences in the standard of living across EU Member States and regions. In England, the ESF is investing in jobs and skills – focusing on people who need support and helping them fulfil their potential.
What sort of issues does the programme help with?
The programme supports customers to deal with family issues, build confidence and skills and find employment. Each customer is appointed a Keyworker to help them choose from a wide range of support tailored to individual needs and interests. The programme is designed to help customers overcome barriers and regain control of their situation.
How does it work?
Cornwall Works with Families is part time and tailored to customer needs. The Keyworker identifies the best support for the customer and maintains weekly contact for the duration of the programme. They make sure that any learning provided is interesting and fun and that each member of the family on the programme is supported according to their individual needs.
Who's eligible?
If an individual or a member of their family receive one of the following benefits, then they may be eligible for the ESF Cornwall Works with Families programme:


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TUCSON, Ariz. ?- The No. 3 Arizona softball team (31-6, 5-4 Pac-10) will host a two-game series with No. 24 Arizona State beginning Friday at 7 p.m. at Hillenbrand Stadium. The Cats and the Sundevils will face off again on Saturday at 7 p.m.
The Wildcats lead the all-time series with ASU, 87-72, and earlier this season took away a 1-0 win in Tempe with Hollowell on the mound. Last season, Hollowell (21-5) and the Cats swept the ?'Devils. In three games, Arizona outscored ASU, 17-1.
This season Arizona State is 26-16 overall and 1-9 in the Pac-10, which puts the Sundevils in last place in the conference. The Wildcats are currently in fourth place behind Oregon State (8-2), Stanford (6-2) and Cal (6-3).


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Things to see and do - Bloemfontein
Leaving for South Africa
National Afrikaans Literature Museum :
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National Afrikaans Literature Museum
National Afrikaans Literature Museum : Michelin's recommendations
It's clear from this museum that Afrikaans is not a language easily summed up in a few words. "Cooked up in the Bush", this language was born in the heterogeneous communities of the Cape as a Dutch Creole variant. It became a key aspect of the Boer identity, but was subsequently associated with the machinery of apartheid oppression. Today an official language along with 11 others, it is experiencing multiracial renewal and resisting the pressures of globalisation.
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Jim Davidson chose to relaunch his floundering career by doing the Edinburgh Fringe. Ellis & Rose took this to be the final nail in the coffin of the Fringe, and decided to do a show about everything wrong with the world's greatest arts festival. They did so in their own incendiary way, solid in the conviction that they were right. And they were.
Included in Time Out's Comedy Highlights of The Fringe, The List's Top Shows About Death and Such Small Portions' Pick of Interactive Shows.
"One of the most fun packed and relevant shows of the Fringe"
☆☆☆☆☆ – Outsider Comedy
"Fifty minutes of brilliance bordering on lunacy bordering on comic suicide"
☆☆☆☆ – The Skinny
"Just some intellectual twats trying to be funny"
-Jim Davidson
The boys' second Edinburgh Fringe show was even bigger, crazier and lawsuitier than the first! They were included in The Scotsman's Comedy Round-Up of the festival and won The Malcolm Hardee 'Pound of Flesh' Award for 'their relentless pursuit of the kind of publicity money cannot- and perhaps should not- buy'. The award was a one-off created especially for them in lieu of the usual 'Act Most Likely To Make A Million Quid' Award. They won because Rich gave Gareth a black eye in a stunt which brought their comedy from the stage and the confines of an hour-long show into the streets of Edinburgh and even the national press (it's complicated. Look it up). 2014 was also the year they did a show called Jimmy Savile: The Punch & Judy Show. It was inexplicable.
"This is high-energy, innovative stuff from two engaging, entertaining guys. Perfect Free Fringe anarchy"
-Kate Copstick, the Scotsman
"One of 2013's most talked about acts"
-The Skinny
"I laughed so much my face hurt… Brilliant"
-Dan Schreiber, producer of BBC Radio 4's The Museum of Curiosity
"PTSD-level psychosis… Extremely unnerving"
-Broadway Baby
In 2012 the boys took this hour long debacle to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. People enjoyed it very much and they even got three whole reviews! Here are some good quotes:
"It's time a bit of good old anarchy returned to British comedy and Ellis and Rose's unique slant on the world might be just the thing to fit the bill… This is thrillingly dark and different and deserves to be seen. A tantalising glimpse of future stardom."
☆☆☆☆ – The Public Reviews
"This double-act forms a classic, winning combination… Utter chaos, but lots of laughs, Ellis and Rose may have just made my day. Even if they also made me hold a box which they claimed had a dead badger in it."
☆☆☆☆ – Fringe Biscuit
Here is a not-so-good quote:
"Watching Ellis and Rose perform felt a bit like watching two boys mucking around in front of their mates in the courtyard before class starts."
☆☆☆ – Stagewon
…we had the reviewer killed.


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John Stamos has class, handsome looks and yogurt-themed boxers. Technically the last fact wasn't verified until this morning on Good Morning America when the Full House actor offered a first-hand look at what he was wearing. Unbuttoning his button and unzipping his zipper, the star showed off his Oikos Greek yogurt boxers. Yes, it was safe for work and it didn't seemed planned by the response seen on TV.
Some of the Good Morning America on-air staff looked mortified, but viewers around the country were laughing. People who appreciate Stamos' sense of humor know that he loves to laugh at himself and offer people details that are almost too much information. While there was plenty of Full House talk, nothing compared to this funny moment that left the horrified hosts speechless.
Getting back to the boxers, a pair of those cute undies might be the "it" gift for Super Bowl fans. Obviously if viewers can't have John Stamos then they might as well pick up some yogurt and have the boyfriend put on a pair of these wildly popular boxers and dream away. Of course, it might be wise to do this after the Super Bowl as we all know how ridiculously intense they guys get during the big game.


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Bill Corbett, Kevin Murphy, Mike Nelson
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Fathom Events and RiffTrax.com are thrilled to bring the stars of Mystery Science Theater 3000® back to select cinemas nationwide on Thursday, October 24 for a hilarious never-before-seen take on the zombie movie that started it all: Night of the Living Dead.
Join Michael J. Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett of RiffTrax.com on Thursday, October 24 LIVE at 8:00pm ET / 7:00pm CT and taped-delayed to 7:00pm MT/ 8:00pm PT for a hilarious riff on this masterpiece of brain-eating mayhem! This one-night event will be your only chance to see the guys fire their wisecracking commentary on the big screen.
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The 37th Annual SpringSPOKANE HOME & GARDEN SHOW will be held, Friday, April 5th through Sunday, April 7th at the Spokane Convention Center. TheSpokane Home & Garden Show is the oldest running consumer home show in Spokane, and is focused on building, renovation, landscaping, design and decor.
Show Hours: Friday, April 5…12:00 noon – 8:00 pm; Saturday, April 6… 10:00 am – 8:00 pm; Sunday, April 7… 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Cost: Adults $8.00, Seniors & Military $6.00, 12 & Under Free
Location: SpokaneConvention Center, 334 W. Spokane Falls Blvd, Spokane, WA 99201
Style of Show:Consumer
Show Category:HOME & LIFESTYLE including-builders, renovators, garden & landscapers, flooring, windows & doors, window treatment, heating and cooling contractors, roofing, furniture, and a wide range of lifestyle products and services.


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The odds are indeed in the favor of Hunger Games fans as the next installment to Lionsgate's major franchise is on the way. In the next film, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1, things are going to be much different in the world of Panem. In the past two entries, Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) has had to survive two Hunger Games. However, the next event won't be happening this year as the Capital turns Katniss, her fellow victors and the refugee of District 12 into enemies of Panem. In order to survive, the group heads to the mysterious District 13 and form a rebellion against President Snow. Along with Jennifer Lawrence, the film stars Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Woody Harrelson, Elizabeth Banks, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Julianne Moore, Jeffrey Wright, Stanley Tucci, Donald Sutherland, Natalie Dormer, Stef Dawson, Evan Ross, Lily Rabe, Patina Miller, Wes Chatham, Elden Henson and Robert Knepper,
During Comic-Con weekend, Lionsgate announced that the first trailer to Mockingjay Part 1 would arrive today; and sure enough the studio delivered on their promise. The teaser can be now be seen online in its one minute and three second glory. Even for a teaser, this preview can be regarded as short. The preview shows District 13 as well as featuring Julianne Moore's President Alma Coin. As things are looking bad in the Capital, one of the rebels ask Katniss if she will fight and strongly says yes; cementing this protagonist as the rebellion's leader. While many fans may have hoped to see more, the teaser accomplishes at showing a lot while not revealing too much. Viewers will notice that the world of Panem is quite different; and this first part to the Hunger Game's finale may get very intense. Needless to say, the next installment to The Hunger Games cannot come any sooner.
What do you think? Does this teaser get you excited for the next Hunger Games? Express your thoughts in the comments below. The Hunger Games: Mokcingjay Part 1 hits theaters on November 21st.
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Our friends at bit-tech were recently welcomed over to Valve's offices in Seattle (the makers of Half Life 2) where they were allowed to scoop up some exclusive eye-candy and info relating to Valve's upcoming piece of work, "The Lost Cost" addon for Half Life 2. In addition, the bit-tech crew were also able to source some more exclusive news about the progress of "Day of Defeat: Source" and "Aftermath", these also both being addons in the works for the blockbuster fps.
Half-Life 2: Lost Coast is Valve's reply to a series of What If questions: what if there were no limits? What if we didn't have to make sure people with mid-range systems could enjoy our games? What if the system requirements knew no bounds?
Following the release of Half-Life 2 worldwide on 16th November 2004, a group of programmers and artists at Valve sat down to create the ultimate level, incorporating ultra high resolution textures, models and adding High Dynamic Range Rendering (HDR) to the Source engine. Their aim was to create a technology showcase: a no-holds barred level that would set new standards in image quality and realism; something to really push even the highest of today's high-end systems.


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A few weeks ago when more details about the Johnson-Crapo bill were released, shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac curiously tumbled nearly 40%. Did the details of this bill really change the investing thesis when it comes to Fannie and Freddie?
In this segment of The Motley Fool's financials-focused show, Where the Money Is, banking analysts Matt Koppenheffer and David Hanson discuss the recent events impacting the GSEs, Janet Yellen's flub, and ignoring the broader market.
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Nov. 8, 2012
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Senior guard Jaime Printy will not start, but is expected to play, Friday when the University of Iowa hosts Northern Illinois in a first-round WNIT matchup on Mediacom Court inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Printy suffered a hamstring injury seven days ago and did not see action during an 86-51 exhibition victory Nov. 4 against Quincy University. Sophomore Melissa Dixon stepped in for Printy against Quincy, and she will be asked to do the same against Northern Illinois.
If Dixon comes close to duplicating what she did in the exhibition, Hawkeye fans will be smiling..and yelling "three" at the top of their lungs. Dixon made seven 3-point field goals and scored 28 points Sunday.
"In all likelihood, (Jaime) won't be starting tomorrow," UI head coach Lisa Bluder said Thursday during a seven-minute teleconference. "She went in half-court situations (Thursday) for the first time, so I feel bringing her off the bench will be better for our team than having her in the starting lineup at this point. I anticipate her playing, but not starting."
Even in the case of a game slanting quickly in favor of the Hawkeyes, Bluder still wants to get Printy on the court.
"In all likelihood, (Jaime) won't be starting tomorrow. She went in half-court situations (Thursday) for the first time, so I feel bringing her off the bench will be better for our team than having her in the starting lineup at this point. I anticipate her playing, but not starting."
Lisa Bluder
UI head basketball coach
Northern Illinois was 14-17 last season; the Huskies defeated NAIA Indiana Wesleyan 45-42 on Nov. 5. The head coach at Northern Illinois is Kathi Bennett, daughter of former Wisconsin men's basketball coach Dick Bennett.
"Kathi is her father's daughter, there is no doubt about it," Bluder said, referring to the Huskies' defensive style. "They are a team that prides itself on defense and they do a very nice job of it. That's what Kathi has always stressed, playing great defense; they play a player-to-player defense, they do a good job on the boards boxing out, so I anticipate that is exactly what we'll see against Kathi's team; we're going to have to be patient. Offenses are always a little slower coming around than defenses, so we're going to have to be patient, not rush things and work the ball for high-percentage shots because we're not going to have them right away against a team like Northern Illinois."
Bluder intends to utilize Iowa's height advantage created by having senior center Morgan Johnson (6-foot-5) and sophomore forward Bethany Doolittle (6-4) in the starting lineup. In the exhibition, Johnson scored 12 points with nine rebounds and a blocked shot; Doolittle had eight points, four rebounds, and two blocks.
"This is a brand new experience for both of them to play on the floor together," Bluder said. "For Bethany, it's a big adjustment. Not only are you going into the starting lineup for the first time as a sophomore, but you're changing positions for the first time in your life. She has the most to adapt to, but at the same time, we do feel we have a height advantage over Northern Illinois and we need to use that to our advantage."
Bluder said she is comfortable playing up to 11 players, including newcomers Kali Peschel, Kathy Thomas. Claire Till, and Kayla Timmerman.
Tip-off is slated for 5:30 p.m. (CT); tickets are $10 for adults with youth (18 and under) and UI students admitted free. The game will be televised live to a statewide audience on Mediacom, with Rob Brooks and Shelley Till calling the action.


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This interview was jointly conducted by Scott Horton and Antiwar Radio producer Angela Keaton.[audio:http://dissentradio.com/radio/10_03_12_frazee_beyer.mp3]
Jeff Frazee and Brian Beyer of Young Americans for Liberty discuss the current state of the youth antiwar movement, the establishment of YAL chapters in high schools and colleges across the country and the March 16 "moneybomb" fundraising event.
MP3 here. (18:32)
Jeff Frazee is the executive director of Young Americans for Liberty. He served as National Youth Coordinator for Ron Paul's 2008 Presidential Campaign Committee and worked exclusively with Congressman Paul to start the Campaign for Liberty and host the Rally for the Republic. Prior to the campaign, Jeff worked as a Deputy Campus Services Coordinator for the Leadership Institute and interned for Ron Paul's congressional office in the summer of 2005. He is a graduate of Texas A&M, Class of 2005, with a degree in Telecommunications & Media Studies and a minor in Political Science.
Brian Beyer is a high school student and member of Young Americans for Liberty. His blog entries are featured on the YAL website.


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This web conference will explore the findings from the article "Coaching Boys into Men:" A Cluster-Randomized controlled Trial of a Dating Violence Prevention Program, which was recently published in the Journal of Adolescent Health. Speakers will share insight about implementation of this evidence-based prevention program with coaches serving as messengers for prevention. Coaching Boys into Men equips coaches with the tools to help young athletes build respectful, nonviolent relationships.
Links:[1] http://preventconnect.org/2012/03/web-conference-coaching-boys-into-men/
[2] http://www.nsvrc.org/event-type/webinar


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Netbook testing with OpenSolaris (SXCE) B110
By David Clack on Mar 18, 2009
Hi All,
So development engineering and I have decided to standardize testing on SXCE, this is to give us a clear view into the OS, without any of the major changes that 0906 makes to the standard SXCE.
I have a new category now the new Acer Aspire One with the 10 inch screen. They made a few changes to the hardware, first it has an Atheros ethernet vs the Realtek ethernet the 8.9" has, second it has a single USB attached SD/MSpro card reader vs the two card slots on the 8.9" on the JMicron controller.
I left my original AA1 down in LA, so we are now focusing on making the AA1 8.9", AA1 10" and MSI 10" work with B110.
Most of yesterday we focused on the new power management built into B110, we needed to change a couple of entries in the /etc/power.conf and add a line into /etc/system.
autopm enable
autoS3 default
cpu-threshold 1s
cpupm enable
S3-support enable
system-threshold 15s
# Auto-Shutdown Idle(min) Start/Finish(hh:mm) Behavior
autoshutdown 30 9:00 9:00 noshutdown
set cpupm_ti_gov_multiple = 5
I also found out that my old standby command kstat -m cpu_info -s current_clock_Hz only show you a single view of what the cpu is doing, powertop using a 5 second grap of the counters is the best way of finding out what the avarage cpu speed is.
We are now working on the sdcard issues on the AA1, also the USB sdcard issues on the AA1-10 and MSI.
You can see an sdcard or MSPro card inserted the first time, after you unmount, the card reader cannot be used again until the next reboot.
The MSI is now suspending and resuming and the cpu throttling is working after resume, the touchpad is still dead though.
I'm having major compiz problems on all the netbooks.
You can sometimes actually manually startup compiz, but the minute you logoff and try to login into the netbook again you just get a background and cursor, it never gets to the desktop.
I've also got the IGO1000 running 0906-B109 from the 8Gb CF, with 1Gb memory and Intel B/G Mini PCI-E wifi.
I'll replace with SXCE B110 sometime today.


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Hellebores (page 2 of 2)
by Jack Ruttle
The Best Hellebores
There are 20 or so hellebore species. Most come from countries on the northern rim of the Mediterranean, especially in the Balkan Peninsula and into the Caucasian Mountains. Plant collectors are busy experimenting with and hybridizing these species. For gardeners, though, the four kinds described in detail here are the most widely adaptable and easiest to grow.
All hellebores fall into two very distinct groups. Plants of one kind have a stalk that holds leaves, ending in flower buds at the top. This type can't be propagated by division. The plant gets larger by making new stalks that arise just above ground level from the first stem that formed, which becomes like a crown. All stems flower at the end of their second winter. It's best to cut them back close to the base of the plant after the seeds have matured (or earlier if you don't want seedlings). Mature plants may have six or eight stems at a given time.
The other kind, which can be divided, sends up individual leaves and flower stalks separately from rhizomes underground. Each leaf and each flower cluster has its own stem. The plants get bigger as the rhizomes branch and spread. Some gardeners remove any foliage that has become tattered or weather-worn late in winter just before the flower st emerge. New leaves emerge soon after. This group of hellebores also self-sows generously in moist humus-rich soil.
Hellebores are often classified as shade-loving plants, and they thrive with some protection from the hottest sun of the day in summer. The more dependable the water supply, the more sun they can take. In nature, they often grow among tall grasses, perennials or in hedgerows where the taller plants provide summer shade. Take this cue and plant them among tall perennials in sunny borders or with ornamental grasses. While hellebores grow in a wide range of garden soils, they do best in a neutral to slightly alkaline environment.
Helleborus argutifolius (Corsican hellebore). Best for southern California, this species tolerates more sun and drier conditions than other hellebores. Stems grow from the basal crown and get two to three feet tall, topped with large clusters of pale green nodding flowers in late winter and early spring. Mature plants can be three feet across. The large leaves are a handsome blue-green. The plant is hardy through zone 6, but the leaves can suffer winter damage even in northern zone 8.
H. foetidus (stinking hellebore). This is one of the hardiest and most versatile of all hellebores. It gets its name because crushed leaves, stems and sometimes flowers emit a strange, catlike odor. It is widely adapted, growing in hardiness zones 5 to 9, and is an excellent choice for dry shade. The dark green leaves have four to nine narrow leaflets. Individual stalks get about two feet tall, and mature plants spread three feet across. The flowers appear in large clusters at the top of the stalks. Each one is pale green, occasionally edged with purple and about an inch across. The buds begin to appear in early winter and provide interest as they open slowly over the next three months.
H. niger (Christmas rose). Native to the mountains of Europe, this species needs some winter cold to really thrive, so it grows best in zones 3 to 8 in the U.S. It prefers light shade and moist, slightly alkaline soil. Typically, it flowers in late winter, sometimes even later than its cousin the Lenten rose. Evergreen leaves, which grow from rhizomes, often suffer winter damage. The flowers (one to three per stem) are a pure white that ages into rose.
H. orientalis (Lenten rose). These hellebores, which are almost always hybrids, are the best choice for most gardeners. They are hardy from zones 4 to 9, and their leaves take winter cold better than H. niger. The flowers come in the widest range of colors (white through pink, purple to yellow, as well as mottled bicolors), and they look good for a full two months. The Lenten rose is the easiest of all hellebores to transplant, and a single plant will spread quickly. It also self-sows quite readily.
Jack Ruttle is a former senior editor at National Gardening.
Photography by Suzanne DeJohn/National Gardening Association


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It's ironic that I should be writing this on a 13 hour stopover at an airport doling out foreign notes for endless coffees in Starbucks to justify my use of their power socket and WiFi. What I really need right now is a comfortable fold-out rocking chair that converts my languorous rocking movement into electrical energy to power my laptop. If only such a thing existed! Well, it might not be too far away. The Empower chair won second prize out of 18 shortlisted designs showcased at the Greener Gadgets 2010 Conference...Read More
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KSRP reports that Senator McCaskill is now backing the Bipartisan Sportsmen's Act of 2014. The bill would help protect the rights of hunters and anglers, it would also reportedly force the Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service to offer hunting and angling on federal lands, as well as allow duck hunting permits to be sold online.
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Evil Transformation
Before PM: A young Jedi reaches a turning point in her life.
Some cumbersome sentences. As an example 'The Jedi had a code, by which she was to always follow' would have read better as 'The Jedi had a code she was trained to always follow'. you also had a lot of problems with homonyms (strait as in tight, instead of straight as in direct.). These are editing problems easily corrected.
The basics are good though generic. Keep it up, let's see where it goes.
Star Wars, no specific era given: Hunted by an enigmatic spectre, a man desperately tries to stay awake.
The story has a delicious shivery feel to it, making you wonder what will happen. The end is generic and expected.
Second Rogue, Second Hour: Chapter I
EverQuest: A self imposed exile finds a new life.
The story is a bit confused, Tsy, primarily because it is being pushed forward rather than led. Not too bad though.
Krein Ul'timatum (Kreia's Ultimatum)
Post TSL: Chapter 19 of Vremya; The spirit a Kreia gives her student one last choice. But can Tys accept it?
The story is flowing well, and the reasoning behind Kreia's argument impeccable. Well done.
Pick of the Week
V Techenie Vsevo Tol'ko Vos'mi Let (For All of Eight Years Only)
Post TSL: End of Vremya series, Tys makes her decision.
The end was a little confusing for me, Tys, but it did nicely derail the problem. As for the questions, I'll just have to wait…
Only two readers? What am I, chopped liver?
Star Wars: Lost Heaven
Approximately a year after TSL: Events on Manaan lead to interesting events on Coruscant.
The story has some interesting points but it does drag a bit.
Technical point: For someone born on a planet, it isn't something to deal with, it's natural. Having a Selkath deal with living on a water world is like one of us deciding that we only breath air in this specific mixture because it allows us to fit in.
To Love Again
Post TSL: Bao Dur fights against his feelings.
The piece went well, the introspection and self denial well portrayed. Haven't seen your stuff in a while, and yes, it was worth the wait.
Pick of the Week
Turbo-lift Malfunction
Post TSL on Nar Shaddaa: Sometimes you need a little help from your friends.
An interesting piece that falls into the cracks, but amusing.
Death of a Jedi
TSL After Nar Shaddaa: What will the Exile do about a man who specialized in killing Jedi?
The piece is good because the subject matter is rarely explored. Anyone who has played the game knows Atton's past. But how the Exile reacts to it is always a toss up. Does what Atton had done merit death?
Pick of the Week.
The Loss of Atton
TSL before Malachor V: Atton reveals how he feels, causing the Exile to react.
The biggest problems I had were questions about why. Why did the Exile marry in the middle of the mission? Why did she pick who she did? Why did she leave that man at the altar?
A Shadow And A Thought - Introitus (Part 1)
Two Years after TSL: A rescue mission brings back both crews together.
The piece has everything you need to start the new adventure; everyone getting together, a desperate mission, people dragged from normal life right down to sobering them up…
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Same song, new verse
Some editorial complaints; forgetting 'to' in one sentence, cumbersome wording in some places. Both are editing problems, nothing major.
Beyond that watching the collapse was very moving.
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I've Searched the Galaxy for You
Post TSL: The title says it all…
The work is well done, the hunt well portrayed, even the fear that it would be in vain well done.
Excellent work.
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Adult animals reach 8-10 mm long. Under optimal conditions, brine shrimp can live for several months and reproduce at a rate of up to 300 nauplii or cysts every 4 days.
Artemia can be subject to serious predation in situations where the predator can withstand the harsh environmental conditions . Numerous fish and crustacean species and some insects regularly prey on brine shrimp. One group of animals which is not so limited by the salinity barrier is birds. Artemia can be an important part of the diet of several species of waterfowl, gulls, avocets, and flamingos. The principal bird species to be the major consumers of adult brine shrimp and cysts in Lake Abert, Oregon are the Northern Shoveler and the Eared Grebe. Brine shrimp comprise 30% and 17% of their diets, respectively.


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I'm excited for this film Tokyo! based on the questions, "Do we shape cities, or do cities shape us?"
It helps that Michel Gondry is involved (director of Science of Sleep and Eternal Sunshine) and that the trailer looks so intriguing!
do we shape cities?
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I saw it at a film fest, and it was a big disappointment. Gondry's portion is mediocre…
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April 11 TigerCast: Billy Pate and Marty Crotty
Head coaches Billy Pate (men's tennis) and Marty Crotty (men's lightweight rowing) join the latest edition of TigerCast before big Ivy League weekends.
Pate is the first-year head coach of the Ivy-unbeaten men's tennis team, which hosts Top-20 rival Harvard Saturday afternoon at the Lenz Tennis Center. Pate came to Princeton from Alabama, and he now coaches senior Matija Pecotic, who was ranked as high as No. 2 nationally in the fall. Pate talks about what drew him to Princeton, the professional possibilities from Pecotic and his expectations for this crucial weekend.
Crotty, who led Princeton to the 2010 Ivy League and national championships, has guided a youthful varsity eight to early victories against both Navy and Georgetown this season. The fourth-ranked Tigers will take on No. 3 Cornell this weekend for the Platt Cup, a race that was decided by .3 of a second last season. Crotty shares his thoughts on the early season, freshman eligibility and the crucial road towards Eastern Sprints.
TigerCast, presented by PNC Bank, is the official podcast of Princeton Athletics. Previous episodes of TigerCast can be downloaded for free anytime at GoPrincetonTigers.com.
To listen to specific interviews, please use this guide: Billy Pate (men's tennis) 4:25; Marty Crotty (men's lightweight rowing) 19:55.
Sept. 20: Katie Reinprecht (field hockey) 4:10; Jim Barlow (men's soccer) 19:00; Jim Salgado (football) 29:50.
Sept. 27: Jen Hoy (women's soccer) 4:15; Caraun Reid (football) 19:25.
Oct. 4: Sabrina King (women's volleyball) 4:55; Mike Catapano (football) 18:50.
Oct. 11: Jared Backus (football) 7:45; Ross Cadman (sprint football) 16:40.
Oct. 18: Andrew Starks (football) 6:35; Julie Shackford (women's soccer) 17:45.
Oct. 25: James Perry (football) 7:35; Jason Vigilante (men's cross country) 18:30; Peter Farrell (women's cross country) 28:35; Mark Linnville (men's soccer) 38:25.
Nov. 1: Rebecca Shmoys (women's soccer) 4:15; Roman Wilson (football) 12:15.
Nov. 8: Courtney Banghart (women's basketball) 6:40; Bob Prier (men's hockey) 15:35.
Nov. 15: Kathleen Sharkey (field hockey) 6:00; Tim Kingsbury (football) 18:05; Luis Nicolao (water polo) 28:30.
Nov. 21: Bob Surace (football) 4:45.
Nov. 29: Kristen Holmes-Winn (field hockey) 5:55; Julia Reinprecht (field hockey) 18:10; Kelly Cooke (women's ice hockey) 33:05.
Dec. 6: T.J. Bray (men's basketball) 4:00; Chris Ayres (wrestling) 13:20.
Dec. 13: Derek Jones (men's basketball) 2:10; Dan Loney (women's basketball; football) 17:45.
Dec. 20: Year In Review (Part 1) 6:30.
Dec. 27: Year In Review (Part 2) 5:45.
Jan. 3: Daniel Hasler (men's swimming) 3:00; Maureen McCotter (women's swimming) 12:40.
Jan. 10: Andrew Calof (men's hockey) 4:45; Mitch Henderson (men's basketball) 14:25.
Jan. 17: Sam Shweisky (men's volleyball) 4:40.
Jan. 24: Luis Nicolao (women's water polo) 4:30.
Jan. 31: Nicole Bunyan (women's squash) 5:10; Todd Harrity (men's squash) 16:20.
Feb. 7: Zoltan Dudas (fencing) 4:10; Jeff Kampersal (women's hockey) 16:45; Dan Santoro (wrestling) 31:10.
Feb. 14: Kristen Helmstetter (women's basketball) 4:15; Denton Koon (men's basketball) 15:45.
Feb. 21: Damon McLean (men's track & field) 6:00; Tory Werthen (women's track & field) 14:05; Chris Sailer (women's lacrosse) 23:50.
Feb. 28: T.J. Bray (basketball) 5:25; Sada Stewart (women's swimming) 15:35; Chris Bates (men's lacrosse) 27:15.
Mar. 7: Michael Strand (men's swimming/diving) 6:35; Chris Ayres (wrestling) 15:35.
Mar. 14: Peter Callahan (men's track & field) 4:10.
Mar. 21: Courtney Banghart (women's basketball) 6:00; Niveen Rasheed (women's basketball) 17:00.
Mar. 28: Eliza Stone (fencing) 4:15; Lisa Sweeney (softball) 17:30; Michael Dye (men's volleyball) 30:00.
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The season has yet to start, and Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has already started taking shots.
The latest comes from his former teammate Emmanuel Sanders. Now a member of the Denver Broncos, Sanders sat down with "The Drive" radio show on Denver's KKFM and did not pull any punches when comparing his former QB, with his current one (Peyton Manning), according to NFL.com on Monday.
"From a mental standpoint, I don't care to really say this, but I feel Peyton is a far better leader," said Sanders. "In terms of staying after practice, catching balls, wanting guys to get on the same page with him and things of that sort."
Sanders spent his first four seasons in the NFL catching passes from Roethlisberger in Pittsburgh, accumulating 2,030 yards receiving and 11 touchdowns. He played in all 16 games last season (starting 10), catching 67 passes for 740 yards and six touchdowns. He left the Steel City this offseason, signing a three-year contract with the Broncos.
Roethlisberger enjoyed a solid season last year, throwing for 4,261 yards and 28 touchdowns, with 14 interceptions. That being said, his numbers were dwarfed by Manning's, who was named the league's MVP for a record fifth time.
"I've got so much love for Big Ben, he's helped me out tremendously in so many ways," said Sanders. "On and off the field, he's made me a better player. But at the same time, I'm not gonna lie, I'm happy to be a part of this organization. I'm happy to have Peyton Manning as my quarterback."
Now 38, Manning threw for an NFL-record 5,477 yards last season, to go along with 55 touchdowns (also a league record). His work ethic is now infamous, as are his leadership skills, mental preparation and astute attention to detail.
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Women Still Paid 30 Cents Less Than Men in West Virginia
Written by Your 5News Team
Last updated on January 30, 2013 @ 7:10PM
Created on January 30, 2013 @ 5:24PM
Anti-discrimination laws require employers to hire qualified employees, regardless of their sex. But in West Virginia, women earn on average about 70 cents for every dollar paid to men. Owner of the 8th Street Confectionery in Fairmont, Michael Riggi, said he employs four women and three men. In general, the men make about a dollar more than the women, but not because of their gender.
"Most places pay the $2.13, or whatever it is, plus the adjustment with tips, but we go above and beyond. They're paid $7.25, all of them, and the back help is paid a little more but no tips of course," said Michael Riggi.
Riggi said since the women who work at his restaurant receive tips, their pay in comparison to the men who work there evens out. But that's not the case with every place of business in the state.
Census data shows women get paid less than men in occupations like sales, management, finance, engineering and science. That means on a yearly basis, the median gap between full-time working men and women is close to $12,500.
January 29th marked the four-year anniversary of the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Play Act, also known as the Paycheck Fairness Act. U.S. Senator Joe Manchin, (D) W.Va. released a statement on Tuesday. Manchin said, "It's past time that we correct this unfairness to make sure that women are paid what they deserve."
Some business owners, like Michael Riggi, don't agree with any pay gaps either. Riggi said, "No, no. Not at all. Like I say, they work just as hard as a man, they're friendlier, and they outnumber me so I can't say anything."
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TRAINED ENGLSH SETTER WITH POSSIBLE PARTIAL DELIVERY OPTIONS - English Setters in Pierce, Colorado - LOCKNLOAD KENNEL, LLC
Dixie is an orange and white intact female, 17 month old English Setter that is steady on her birds and retrieves to hand. All she needs is hunting time. Delivery to South Central Kansas next weekend. $1600
Ad location: Pierce, Colorado
Ad created: Nov 14, 2012
Contact Information
Contact Name: Mike Weis
970-716-7184Contact breeder through email Click here to visit website
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