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2011 UCLA Men's Water Polo Media Guide
GUADALAJARA, Mexico - Former UCLA standout water polo players Adam Wright and Chay Lapin guided the USA Water Polo Men's National Team to the gold medal at the Pan American Games with a 7-3 win over Canada on Saturday afternoon.
The victory in Saturday's gold medal match has helped Team USA secure a berth in the 2012 Olympics, to be played in London next summer (July 27-August 12).
Midway through his third season as the UCLA men's water polo head coach, Wright competed for Team USA at the Olympics in 2004 (Athens) and 2008 (Sydney) and helped the United States win the gold medal at the 2007 Pan American Games.
Lapin served as a backup to veteran goalkeeper Merrill Moses at this year's Pan American Games.
The Pan American Games serve as Team USA's third chance to qualify for the 2012 Olympics. Aside from the winner of the Pan American Games, the country that wins the World League Super Final and the top three countries at the FINA World Championships all qualify for the Olympics. The winner of the 2012 Olympic Qualifying Tournament also earns an Olympic berth.
Among the most veteran players on the current USA roster, Wright has played for the United States in virtually every major tournament since 2001. He starred at UCLA from 1997-2000, helping the Bruins capture consecutive NCAA titles in 1999 and 2000. This fall, Wright has guided the UCLA men's water polo team to a 15-3 record.
Lapin was a four-year starter for the Bruins from 2006-09. The native of Long Beach, Calif., established UCLA's all-time saves record during his senior season, finishing with 719 stops. Lapin was a four-time All-MPSF honoree, securing ACWPC All-America accolades all four seasons (twice as an honorable mention selection).


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Will you be celebrating St. Patrick's Day today? I don't have any Irish ancestors but like so many people around the world, have long celebrated the day in one way or another. A dear friend has taught me that life is short, and it's good to capture and celebrate as many moments, both big and small, as you can.
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One of my childhood memories is the eating of corned beef, potatoes and cabbage on St. Patrick's Day. My mother would boil them all together, which left them (in my opinion) a bit tough. The monochromatic flavor also had me wondering what the heck the Irish were thinking to make this their traditional saint's day meal. Fast forward ten years and a friend takes me to her culinary school for a Patty's day dinner. The cabbage is still boiled, as are the potatoes but the corned beef is cooked in apple cider, giving it a sweeter flavor and the vegetables are doused in butter, making them far yummier than the cabbage and potatoes of my youth. I began to use those recipes for my own cooking to honor the 17th. Eaten only once a year this meal is delightful, if a bit unhealthy.


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Cigars: Don't Inhale. Taste
It's not exactly healthy, but cigar smoking has become the ultimate "power nap" in Hong Kong, says Kenith Wong, regional director for Pacific Cigar Co., a cigar wholesaler and retailer. According to him, many Hong Kong businessmen like to make an afternoon stopover in a cigar lounge as a way to unwind. The experiential aspect of the cigar-smoking, more than the effects of the tobacco, is what attracts Asians to cigar-smoking, he says.
Plush couches, dim lights and privacy are a large draw for the mostly male clientele in China's cigar lounges from Hong Kong to Shanghai to Beijing. Curiously, these men are also young — and probably new to the habit. The average age of the Hong Kong cigar-smoker, according to Mr. Wong, is 35 to 50, about a decade younger than the typical cigar smoker in Europe and the U.S.
But are there rules to cigar smoking? Is there a proper etiquette? Mr. Wong breaks it down:
Don't inhale. Instead, taste: Cigar smoke should not be fully inhaled, but instead captured inside your mouth and swirled around to "taste." This is why many cigar afficionados talk about how aromas often have textures associated with it such as "creamy," "silky," or even "rough."
Know its origin: Cuban cigars still carry a premium within the market. They are all-natural — unlike cigarettes, which contain additives — and are said to possess more complex flavors. They are also some of the most expensive cigars. Premium Cuban brands like Cohiba and Trinidad lead the way on price, at about 300 Hong Kong dollars (US$39) a cigar. But other brands such as Don Diego (from the Dominican Republic ) and Flor de Copan (from Honduras ) are also highly ranked and similar in price.
Go for old: Vintage cigars – aged a minimum of five years – are rare, but considered superior. "Like wine, or puer tea, the cigars flavors mellow and become more balanced with time," Mr. Wong says.
Check the condition: Cigars should be stored in similar conditions to that of red wine: 16-degrees to 18-degrees Celsius and at 65% to 70% humidity. " Hong Kong is perfect for it because we have high humidity year-round," says Mr. Wong.
Watch the time: To properly enjoy a cigar, it should be smoked in one sitting because once it is lit, the burnt aromas can contaminate the remainder of the cigar. The most popular choice for Hong Kongers, says Mr. Wong, is the robusto, a size that has a 50 "ring gauge" or diameter (about 20 millimeters), and is 124 millimeters long. "It takes about 45 minutes [to smoke], and that's about as much time Hong Kongers can afford. We're a fast-moving city," he adds.
Don't smoke at home: Cigar lounges exist for a reason: Cigar smoke can be potent and thick so a proper facility should have good exhaust and ventilation.
Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing have a smattering of cigar clubs, some open only to members; others are attached to cigar shops. The ambience at the Cohiba Atmosphere club in Beijing is clubby and cool, with lots of leather upholstery, ambient lighting and windows darkened by wooden Venetian blinds. At the Ritz-Carlton, Beijing, there's a VIP lounge area, a regular-folk lounge area and a bar. Dark and opulent, too, is the Cigar Lounge at the Gran Melia Hotel in Shanghai. Hong Kong lounges include the Cigar Divan in the Mandarin Oriental, which is owned by Pacific Cigar, and multiple locations of Cigarro. Private cigar-club membership in the special administrative region runs between HK$100 to HK$15,000.


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Starting cornerback Jabari Greer and running back Pierre Thomas are among three Saints who won't play in Sunday's season finale with the Carolina Panthers because of injuries.
Greer suffered a concussion and Thomas injured a knee in last week's win over the Dallas Cowboys and weren't able to practice all week as the Saints (7-8) prepared for the Panthers (6-9).
Saints interim coach Joe Vitt also ruled out defensive tackle Akiem Hicks, who came out of the Cowboys game with a knee injury.
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Out — CB Jabari Greer (concussion), RB Pierre Thomas (knee), DT Akiem Hicks (knee).
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In June 1999, the federal government completed a $60 million extremely low frequency, ELF, electric and magnetic field, EMF, research program managed by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, NIEHS, and the Department of Energy, DOE. This program is known as the EMF Research And Public Information Dissemination, RAPID, Program. In its report to Congress, the NIEHS concluded:
The NIEHS believes the probability that ELF-EMF exposure is a genuine health hazard is currently small. The weak epidemiological associations and lack of any laboratory support for these associations provide only marginal, scientific support that exposure to this agent causes any degree of harm.
The NIEHS report also included the following conclusions:
It is our opinion that based on evidence to date, ELF-EMF exposure would not be listed in the "Report on Carcinogens" as an agent "reasonably anticipated to be a human carcinogen."
The NIEHS agrees that the associations reported for childhood leukemia and adult chronic lymphocytic leukemia cannot be dismissed easily as random or negative findings. The lack of positive findings in animals or in mechanistic studies weakens the belief that this association is actually due to ELF-EMF, but cannot completely discount the finding. The NIEHS also agrees with the conclusion that no other cancers or non-cancer health outcomes provide sufficient evidence of a risk to warrant concern.
Virtually all of the laboratory evidence in animals and humans, and most of the mechanistic work done in cells, fail to support a causal relationship between exposure to ELF-EMF at environmental levels and changes in biological function or disease status.
... the evidence suggests passive measures such as a continued emphasis on educating both the public and the regulated community on means aimed at reducing exposures are beneficial. NIEHS suggests that the power industry continue its current practice of siting power lines to reduce exposures and continue to explore ways to reduce the creation of magnetic fields around transmission and distribution lines without creating new hazards.
For information about the NIEHS EMF RAPID Program, or to obtain copies of its report, visit the EMF RAPID Program home page.
In May 1999, the National Research Council/ National Academy of Sciences, an independent scientific agency responsible for advising the federal government on science, technology, and medicine, released its evaluation of the scientific and technical content of research projects conducted under the U.S. EMF RAPID Program. It concluded that:
The results of the EMF-RAPID program do not support the contention that the use of electricity poses a major unrecognized public-health danger. Basic research on the effects of power-frequency magnetic fields on cells and animals should continue but a special research funding effort is not required. Investigators should compete for funding through traditional research-funding mechanisms. If future research on this subject is funded through such mechanisms, it should be limited to tests of well-defined mechanistic hypotheses or replications of reported positive effects. If carefully performed, such experiments will have value even if their results are negative. Special efforts should be made to communicate the conclusions of this effort to the general public....
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When I first went to apply Essie Beach Bum Blu, I had some buyer's remorse looking at it in the bottle. I was a bit worried that it would be a frosty mess. However, Beach Bum Blu ended up being a great surprise! The aqua blue color is gorgeous and the finish is metallic, NOT frosty. Thank the nail polish gods!
I was amazed by the mirror-like shine on this polish. The brushstrokes are hardly visible, so you end up with a gorgeous metallic aqua. Essie Beach Bum Blu is absolutely lovely!
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Do you and your business contain an inventory of products and/or materials? Some companies with an inventory choose to track those items, and others don't. Many companies feel that the process of tracking inventory in and out is too overwhelming – the setup time and ongoing management seems simply too much to manage. These advantages of inventory tracking may just be enough to change the minds of those who have avoided it in the past.
Reduce item shrinkage.
Without inventory tracking, it can be hard to know where items are, and where they've gone. Somebody grabs an item here and an item there, forgets to write it down or tell anyone, and soon you're inventory count is way off and the items are gone, without any income to show for it. Though it's unpleasant to think about, stealing can be another cause for item shrinkage, and it's much harder to track without the ability to track your inventory items. Adding an inventory management and tracking system, along with software and new processes, can significantly prevent shrinkage and improve your bottom line.
Understand item profitability.
Without the ability to see an item's cost and sale price, it can be difficult to understand that item's profitability. Even if you are selling the item for what seems like a reasonable price, how do you know the item is profitable? By tracking your inventory items in an inventory management system, you can run reports to see profitability by item, and you can gain useful insight that helps you make the right decisions about which items to promote or discontinue. You can also see where pricing adjustments may be needed, or negotiate better pricing with your vendor.
Keep customers happy.
When your customer calls to place an order, how do you know what is available, and how many you have? Relying on memory or physically walking back to the warehouse to check are both inefficient methods of letting customers know what you have. It can also be frustrating to the customer. Tracking your items can help you see instantly what is available and what is on order, so you can quickly give your customer an idea of what you have, and when it will be shipped.
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Are you constantly running out of the products your customers order most often? Are you finding a shelf full of products nobody wants? These can be the result of not being able to analyze your inventory. By tracking items, you can run reports to see patterns of the hot (and not-so-hot) sellers. You can run long-term reports to understand patterns and order products to be available at the right time of year, when your customers want them. You can also liquidate the items you don't want, so the shelf space is available for the items that sell.
Setting up an inventory management system can be a big task, but as long as you set up the system correctly and have the right staff and accounting software in place, you can reap big benefits from doing so (Source: http://www.redwingsoftware.com/rwssn/home.aspx?page=329).


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Given the complex function $f(z) = \frac{z-2}{z^2}\sin(\frac{1}{1-z})$, how can we calculate the residue at the essential singularity at $z = 1$?
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Let us define $\xi=z-1$ (such that we can calculate the residue at $\xi=0$). The function is given by $$\frac{1-\xi}{(1+\xi)^2} \sin(\xi^{-1}).$$ For the residue, we need to obtain the coefficient in front of $\xi^{-1}$ in the Laurent expansion around $\xi=0$. We have the Laurent expansions $$\sin(\xi^{-1}) = \sum_{k=0}^\infty \frac{(-1)^k}{(2k+1)!\xi^{2k+1}}$$ and $$\frac{1-\xi}{(1+\xi)^2} = \sum_{k=0}^\infty (-1)^k (2k+1) \xi^k$$ valid for $0<|\xi|<1$.
As the original function is the product of these functions, the residue (= coefficient in front of $\xi^{-1}$) is given by $$ \begin{align} \text{Res}_{z=1}\left[\frac{z-2}{z^2}\sin\left(\frac{1}{1-z}\right) \right] &= \sum_{k=0}^\infty \frac{(-1)^k}{(2k+1)!} (-1)^{2k} (4k+1) \\ &=\sum_{k=0}^\infty \frac{(-1)^k [2 (2k +1 ) -1]}{(2k+1)!} \\ &= 2\cos(1) - \sin(1) \approx 0.24 \end{align}$$


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Hawkeyes drop Maryland Eastern Shore, 109-63, to improve to 3-0
With expectations soaring, McCaffery welcomes the challenge
Hawkeyes earn NIT runner-up honors, win 25 games
Hawkeyes and Bears square off at 8 p.m. (CT) Thursday
Iowa to face Maryland on Tuesday in NYC
Iowa 86, Penn 55 Friday, Nov. 22, 2013
Iowa hosts Maryland Eastern Shore on Thursday Nov. 14, 2013.
Maryland Eastern Shore vs. Iowa Carver-Hawkeye Arena -- Iowa City, IA Photos by Jeff Becker
UNC Wilmington at Iowa Carver-Hawkeye Arena - Iowa City, IA Nov. 8, 2013 Photos by Jeff Becker
Iowa vs Augustana Exhibition game Carver-Hawkeye Arena Iowa City, Iowa
2013-14 -- Played in 12 games, scoring in three... scored two points, grabbed three rebounds and had an assist in win over UNC Wilmington... posted career bests in rebounds (7), scoring (3) and assists (2) in win over Maryland Eastern Shore... had three rebounds in victory over Penn... grabbed a rebound in victory over UTEP... blocked a shot in home win over Northwestern... letterwinner.
2012-13 -- Redshirted.
High School -- Four-year starter for Northview HS... averaged a double-double (18.2 points and 12.9 rebounds), while shooting 59.6 percent from the field his senior campaign... averaged 19.6 points in three games at state for a team that finished fourth in 2012... tallied 26 points in a state-clinching win... competed in both the Score 44 and Georgia Athletic Coaches Association all-star games... honorable mention All-Metro honoree as a senior... averaged 15 points, 11 rebounds, 3.5 blocks and 2.6 assists as a junior... earned All-Region and co-MVP accolades as a junior, and was also recognized on the 2010 Pickens All-Tournament team... averaged 10 points, 9.5 rebounds and 2.2 blocks, and earned the team's Coaches Award his sophomore campaign... garnered all-tournament laurels at the Chattahoochee Tournament as a freshman... also played AAU basketball for the Atlanta Celtics.
Personal -- Born 10/17/93... pre-physical therapy major... parents are Shelby and Tammy Meyer... has a brother, Bryce... high school coach was Steve Bombard... AAU coaches were Karey McCray, John Adams and Damone Williams.
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Rebounds: 7 vs. Md. Eastern Shore, 11/14/13
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FGA: 3 vs. Md. Eastern Shore, 11/14/13
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3-pt FGA: 2 vs. Md. Eastern Shore, 11/14/13
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FTA: 2 vs. Abilene Christian, 11/17/13
Assists: 2 vs. Md. Eastern Shore, 11/14/13
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A teacher in Linden, Michigan's Hyatt Elementary School took a colonial life history lesson to the extreme when she allowed students in her class to sample O'Doul's, a non-alcoholic beer that had brought in by a student on March 6th.
Superintendent Ed Kioledo says the teacher allowed this situation to occur to represent the type of ale common in the 1700s and consumed by the citizenry due to the scarcity of clean water. Koledo says the unnamed teacher – not named because this is a personnel matter and no charges have been placed against the teacher – made an "inappropriate choice."
Although O'Doul's is considered a non-alcoholic beer, it does contain a small amount of alcohol (0.5% as opposed to the 5.0% found in most beers, or 1/10 of the alcohol of regular beers). Andrea Miller, spokeswoman for the Liquor Control Commission, says giving O'Doul's or similar drinks to minors is prosecutable as a misdemeanor in Michigan.
Fifth graders typically range in age from 9 to 13 years old. Surely this teacher received an F in common sense on this day.


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Simple, hearty bread with oats for cold weather
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The Eastern, or Atlantic provinces of Canada were settled by Scots and Irish looking for a brighter future. They brought many of their customs and traditions from food to music - indeed there are still some gallic speaking communities in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. This bread most certainly has celtic origins. If the oats […]
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If Bread is the Symbol of Life, Choose Wisely: Our Second Rude Health Rant
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Our second Rude Health Rant! This time it's about the Pope, soulless communion wafers, and the humanity that is inherent in a good loaf.


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Tech Duo Dropped in NCAA Doubles Round of 16
May 22, 2009
SAN ANTONIO, Texas - The Texas Tech doubles duo of Raony Carvalho and Christian Rojmar was eliminated from the NCAA Championships Friday after falling to Virginia's Dominic Inglot and Michael Shabez, 6-3, 6-4, at the George P. Mitchell Tennis Center in College Station, Texas.
The Virginia duo, which upset the top-ranked tandem in the nation from Mississippi on Thursday, led the entire match as Tech was never really able to sustain much momentum.
"I thought our guys played well, but Virginia just played better," Tech head coach Tim Siegel said. "Raony and Christian are one of the most successful doubles teams in the history of the program, and this wrapped a great career for Christian, who qualified for the NCAAs three times in his career. It would have been nice for them to be named All-Americans with a win today, but Virginia was just the better team."
Carvalho and Rojmar end the season 21-13 overall and posted a 14-8 record at Tech's top doubles position in duals this spring. The duo was selected to the All-Big 12 doubles team earlier this month and entered the tournament ranked No. 15 in the nation.
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TC TO [JOHN CHAPMAN] ; 4 October 1844; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18441004-TC-JCH-01; CL 18: 229
Chelsea, 4 Octr, 1844
Dear Sir,
As this Proof1 is again altogether correct or nearly altogether, I think we may adopt the method you suggest: pray let me have the Perfect Copy (as the Printers call it) of the successive sheets, beginning with the first; and—your own vigilance continuing unabated,—that shall suffice.
I have some acquaintance with Sergt Talfourd; but was never at his house, nor ever had him here; farther I am uncertain whether he's at present in town. However, I have now written to an acquaintance we have in common for light as to the matter;2 and if I find any feasibility, will certainly call upon him for Emerson's sake: at all events I will, as soon as there is any conclusion either way, punctually let you know.
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Climate graph
The least amount of rainfall occurs in September. The average in this month is 11 mm. With an average of 32 mm, the most precipitation falls in January.
Temperature graph
The temperatures are highest on average in January, at around 12.4 °C. June has the lowest average temperature of the year. It is 0.9 °C.
Climate table
The variation in the precipitation between the driest and wettest months is 21 mm. During the year, the average temperatures vary by 11.5 °C.


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How do you bridge the gap between desktop and mobile? It seems like every computing company has a different answer. Some think cloud services are the answer, while others want to make devices that act like both a tablet and a PC. But there's also the old standard of logging onto your own PC remotely. Parallels, maker of the popular Mac virtualization software of the same name, just launched an iPad app that tries to make remotely-accessed PC apps feel more like native mobile apps.Read More
Syracuse University graduate Amanda Savitzky's thesis project, known as "The Match Cooking Prep System for people with Autism Spectrum Disorder" (ASD), has not only been a successful personal journey for her family, but has also seen her awarded the top prize in the 2013 Metropolis Next Generation Competition. Her Match Cooking Prep System is designed to provide practical tools that assist in enabling someone with ASD to learn how to cook.Read More
If you've got both an iPad and a toddler in your home, you'll know that your chances of keeping them apart are slim to non existent … no matter how much you liked the idea of minimizing screen-time before they were born. But, rather than let them send random emails to your entire contact list and Like inappropriate posts on Facebook, it's probably best to load your iPad with a few apps to keep them busy. Here's our selection of some of the best iPad apps for toddlers.Read More
This year was a big one for the iPad. In March, it got a Retina Display. In November, it started a family as the iPad mini joined a faster 4th-generation iPad. Along the way, the App Store's tally of iPad apps grew to over 275,000. Which of those new apps stood out? Read on, as we break down the best iPad apps of 2012.Read More
The iPad mini has an unfair advantage. It's technically a new device, but it launched with software that blew away the competition's. It runs all of the 275,000 iPad apps in the App Store. Though all of these applications are usable, some are especially well-suited to the iPad mini's size and portability. Let's take a look at the best iPad mini apps.Read More
This morning at New York City's Guggenheim Museum, Apple announced the launch of its iBooks 2 for iPad system. The technology is intended to replace traditional paper school textbooks with interactive digital textbooks, that students would access on their own personal iPads. Educational publishers including Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, McGraw-Hill and Pearson will supply content on the iBookstore, with most titles priced at no more than US$14.99. Mac users will also be able to create their own digital textbooks, using the authoring tool, iBooks Author.Read More
The charge toward glasses-free 3D displays hasn't left the iPad out in the cold, as we pointed out a few months back. Now, using a bit of smoke and mirrors (well, mirrors at least) a team from Japan's Ochanomizu Women's University (OWU) has developed a novel approach that incorporates a centuries-old artist's trick to bring "tangible" depth to the iPad's 2D display.Read More
It seems tablets are not just a hit with humankind. Cat lovers are using the iPad to entertain their furry friends ... yep, there are iPad apps for cats. Here's a look at what's out there for those brave enough to try dispensing feline diversions of the digital kind.Read More
I have to admit to feeling a flutter of excitement when Digitech announced its programmable iPad pedalboard. Now it's the turn of vocalists, musicians of all kinds, producers and writers to access the wealth of digital music apps available for the iPad with the release of the iO Dock, from professional audio and studio equipment manufacturer Alesis.Read More
The update to version 2.1 of NXP Software's popular CineXPlayer movie viewing iPad app sees an improved interface that now offers a thumbnail view instead of just a text list and lets users start transferring and watching an unconverted movie straight away. One of the most interesting additions, however, is the ability to watch 3D movies - either with anaglyph (red/blue) glasses, or glasses-free with the use of GRilli3D's overlay film.Read More
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This US R&B duo featured Johnnie Louise Richardson (d. 25 October 1988) and Joe Rivers (Charleston, South Carolina, USA). Emerging from the Bronx, New York, USA, they were famed for their sublime doo-wop-flavoured ballads, notably Over The Mountain, Across The Sea (number 3 R&B/number 8 pop, 1957), one of the most memorable and enduring early rock n
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An R&B vocal group from Los Angeles, California, USA, the Blue Jays perfectly embody the transitional era between 50s R&B and 60s soul in their renditions of doo-wop-styled songs with a gospel-style lead vocal. Comprising lead singer Leon Peels (1936, Newport, Arkansas, USA), Alex Manigo, Van Earl Richardson, and Leonard Davidson, the group came together in 1961, and
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Julianna Margulies could easily have canceled our interview. On this freezing afternoon in late January, there's a full-on blizzard in New York, and she might have preferred to focus on getting home.
Instead, Margulies stays late, smiles wide and welcomes me to her "fancy digs," as she jokingly refers to her airy dressing room in the Brooklyn studios where she has just finished a day's work on The Good Wife, now in its fifth season. On the hit CBS drama, her complex portrayal of Alicia Florrick, the wronged political wife who's now head of her own law firm, has earned her Emmy, Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild awards for Best Actress.
Having committed to this interview, she's not about to let a little snow—OK, a lot of snow—stop her. "Julianna is the most dependable person you will ever meet," says Nancy Banks, an acting coach and teacher in Los Angeles and a longtime close friend. "She's there when you need her, across the board."
"She's tough," says Michael J. Fox admiringly. He joined The Good Wife in 2010, in the recurring role of sly attorney Louis Canning, and was surprised to discover that "Julianna's more of a broad than I thought she was. She's got a kind of Lauren Bacall thing going. She's all that and a bag of chips."
Margulies, 47, has already shed the wig, makeup and form-hugging suits that help transform her into Alicia. Her own raven locks are pulled back in a ponytail, and she's wearing a striped top, skinny jeans and high-heeled black boots. The dressing room's picture windows offer a view of the storm, but it's cozy inside. There's a fridge and a microwave oven in a corner and a profusion of family photos on the walls: her husband, Harvard-educated lawyer turned corporate strategist Keith Lieberthal, and their son, Kieran, six. Does having a lawyer at home help her play one on TV? Margulies laughs, then says she only occasionally asks him to clarify complicated legal maneuvers in a script. "He loves the show, and I don't want to ruin it for him," she explains.
She settles in to talk on a large red sectional couch that she had shipped from the Santa Monica house she sold in 2010. That place was a last vestige of her life in L.A., where she lived for the six years she wore pink scrubs as nursing supervisor Carol Hathaway on ER, a character she loved playing and for which she won an Emmy in 1995. Longing to return to New York—she was born close to the city, went to college at suburban Sarah Lawrence and attended acting school in Manhattan—she made the decision to leave the top-rated ER in 2000 to come back east, a risky move that paid off handsomely, both professionally with The Good Wifea nd personally with a happy marriage and motherhood.
"I may work long hours, but I really love my job," says Margulies, who puts in 12- to 15-hour days on the set. "Alicia is ever evolving. It's a challenge and fun and hard and everything that you dreamed you'd be able to do when you were taking acting classes. Aside from an amazing cast, I get these great guest stars [including Fox, F. Murray Abraham and Nathan Lane], and I'm like, 'Really, I get to play with you today?' And I get to live in New York, raise my kid here and come home to my own bed every night."
Well, OK then, that sums it up. Story told.
Actually, this is exactly why Margulies says she's reluctant to do interviews: "I can't bear braggarts." Her life is pretty fab, and she's grateful for it, but she feels it's self-aggrandizing to say so. "I never want to talk like I'm rubbing anything in anyone's face," she says.


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Chinese website ZOL has sourced some images of an upcoming 880G chipset based motherboard from ASUS which it calls the M4A88TD-V EVO/USB3.
Aside from all the reference features of the 880G chipset such as the integrated Radeon HD 4250 IGP with SidePort memory and dual PCI-E x16 slots for CrossfireX support, this particular board brings additional exclusive features from ASUS including their Core Unlocking function, TurboV overclocking facility and Express Gate instant-on OS.
The board also features SATA 6.0 and USB 3.0 support along with 7.1 channel audio, FireWire, Gigabit Ethernet and display connectivity via D-Sub, DVI and HDMI.
ASUS is looking to release this board to market in two to three weeks.


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Panthers prospects fared well at the World Juniors Championship
DeBoer on prospects
While none of the five Panthers junior prospects played for the gold-medal champion Russians in the World Juniors Championship, they all
"Nice to see those guys in pressure situations respond in the right way and making sure everyone understands patience, that these guys aren't six months away from contributing to an NHL lineup, they're a few years ago,'' DeBoer said. "The future's bright for sure.''
Finland's Joonas Donskoi had three goals and six points. Nick Bjugstad and Drew Shore had four points and two points respectively for the bronze-winning Americans, while Quinton Howden and Erik Gudbranson had five points apiece for the silver-winning Canadians.


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"Finding Bigfoot" aired a new episode on Sunday night, and the team travelled to the Louisiana bayou to check out a promising photo shot on a trail camera. The photo wasn't clear enough to be sure it was a Bigfoot, but after recreating the photo with Bobo, they immediately realized that the creature in the photo was much larger than him. Hopes were high because the secluded bayou provides a perfect environment for a Sasquatch. They enlisted the help of a high school drumline in the investigation, which was odd, but lots of fun.
It turned out that Cliff had once been a member of a drumline when he was in the band. The guys in the drumline invited him to try his skills again, and it sounded pretty good until he dropped the sticks! (Cliff is also an accomplished performance guitarist.) Bobo announced that the drumline was "not nerdy, but cool." That was surely good news to Cliff.
The drumline tirelessly did their thing with gusto, and the viewers couldn't help but move their feet. While it seems that this amount of "racket" would surely scare off any Bigfoots in the area, the team seemed to have gotten a definitive wood knock in response. One thing that stood out about the drumline segment was that the "Finding Bigfoot" team split up and left the young teens to drum up some Sasquatch action by themselves. If the team was truly serious about the efficacy of this technique, they would have had reservations about doing that.
During tonight's episode of "Finding Bigfoot," one of the witnesses the team interviewed actually threw up red flags for Matt Moneymaker. The founder of the Bigfoot Field Research Organization (BFRO) is usually the first one to enthusiastically embrace an account of a Bigfoot encounter, but he made it clear that he did not buy her story, although he did not accuse her of dishonesty. Cliff was also skeptical.
It seems that the show has lightened a bit this season. The team doesn't seem to take themselves so seriously. It is very evident that they are having a really good time on their investigations, and they seem to all get along with each other this season. Even Matt and Ranae are working together, which hasn't happened often during the last season or two. All-in-all, the show was good fun, and no Bigfoots were harmed in the filming of this episode.
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Undergraduate Degrees Offered
The Geology Department offers three undergraduate degrees, with a number of variations in each. For specific course requirements, consult the WWU Catalog.
- Bachelor of Arts
- Bachelor of Arts in Education
- Earth Science (Elementary) Major
- Earth Science (Secondary) Major
- Earth Science/General Science (Secondary) Major
Note that these above three majors must be accompanied by the professional teaching certification program in the Woodring College of Education
- Bachelor of Science
- Geology Minor
Note that the department encourages outstanding students to pursue a senior thesis, which allows graduation "with honors".


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I apologize for the cryptic title, this issue came up while obtaining a solution to my question here. I was given a power series:
$$\sum_{n=0}^{\infty}r(n)z^n = \frac{1}{(1-z)(1-z^2)(1-z^3)}$$
I was then asked to perform a partial fraction decomposition on the closed form and obtained:
$$ -\frac{\frac{1}{6}}{(z-1)^3} + \frac{\frac{1}{4}}{(z-1)^2} - \frac{\frac{17}{72}}{z-1} + \frac{\frac{1}{8}}{z+1} - \frac{\frac{1}{9}e^{\frac{2\pi i}{3}}}{z-e^{\frac{2\pi i}{3}}} - \frac{\frac{1}{9}e^{\frac{-2\pi i}{3}}}{z-e^{\frac{-2\pi i}{3}}}$$
Now upon individually converting these fractions back into power series, in short, what I obtained is a power series with coefficients $\frac{(n+3)^2}{12} + x_n$ for $\frac{1}{3} \leq x_n \leq \frac{2}{3}$.
This was expected, since my book states that $r(n)$ is given by the integer closest to $\frac{(n+3)^2}{12}$. What I don't understand is how can we conclude such a close correspondence between $r(n)$ and $\frac{(n+3)^2}{12} + x_n$? Just because two power series converge to the same closed form function, can't their coefficients not still be very different for any particular $n$? I know Taylor series are unique, but I don't think my latter power series is a Taylor series, and even if the power series expansion of a function is always unique, it still has that extra $x_n$ added to or subtracted from each coefficient. What is going on here?
Edit: Ok so $r(n)$ is supposed to be the number of ordered triples $(x_1,x_2,x_3)$ such that $x_1 + 2x_2 + 3x_3 = n$. I formed this by employing the Cauchy product $(\sum z^n)(\sum z^{2n})(\sum z^{3n})$.


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Garden goodies from Aldi on Monday
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28 Mar 2013 21:04
Garden goodies from Aldi on Monday
28 Mar 2013 21:18
I was in there just this afternoon and took a look at their gardening stuff. Very poor quality and I guess most of it wouldn't last a full season.
However, I suppose if you don't have much spare cash, there may be some items that may be useful.
Me old dad used say 'buy cheap, buy twice'.
28 Mar 2013 21:22
28 Mar 2013 21:22
Picked up trays of 10 mixed violas and lobelias £1.29 a tray. Healthy looking plants
28 Mar 2013 21:27
So tempted to cheat and buy some aubergine and pepper plants. The one's I've sown are so slow and every so tiny.
28 Mar 2013 21:27
o dear david k wat happened to green ffingers???
28 Mar 2013 21:30
Hi Zoomer, I don't class it at cheating just adding to your stock. I do grow violas & lobelia from seed but at that price........... I just have more
28 Mar 2013 21:35
28 Mar 2013 21:44
29 Mar 2013 01:11
Can feel a spending free coming on...
29 Mar 2013 11:25
look out for their fruit tree offerings £3.95 each for pear,apple ,plum and cherry all very good well grafted stock forget about the posh names just look at the quality and the prices nobody forces you to buy.
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Bought the capillary matting last year on a roll, it's great you can cut it to fit any sized tray.
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I agree with Red Dahlia, the Garden line seed/cutting compost is lovely. Got 20 trailing lobelia plants for £2 - great plants that should be flowering by the end of the month (sunshine permitting!)
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I got some good stuff but, after reading this, I'm going back!
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My local Aldi has some 6-8ft/2m ornamental trees - Hawthorn, Japanese Cherry, Field Maple etc for £4.99. Veryy good looking trees with good structure. Good if you want to screen something or one!
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I bought 10 mimulus and 10 viola's for 99p each tray of 10 and they are really healthy plants. it was early Thurs and some were not as good. Imagine anyone going day or two later they would have been rubbish. I am pleased with what i get at Aldies. B&Q Verve seed and cutting compost 2 for £10 I am very pleased with too.


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Let $X$ be a smooth variety, $x$ a closed point, and $\mathcal{O}_x$ the skyscraper sheaf of the residue field $k(x)$ at $x$. Recall that the homological dimension of a complex of coherent sheaves $\mathcal{F}^\bullet$ is the smallest $n$ such that there exists a quasi-isomorphism between $\mathcal{F}^\bullet$ and a complex of locally free sheaves of length $n+1$. (A quasi-isomorphism of complexes is a morphism such that the induced homology maps are isomorphisms.)
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The First Ten Apps I Installed on my Lumia 920 Running Windows Phone 8
Quite a few weeks it has been, and I am not referring to the holidays or New Years. So in my search for my next smartphone, I was pretty darn satisfied with my Note 2. Then, on a very sad day, as I returned to my office from a meeting, it was gone.
Someone took it from my desk. Yes, I tried all the tracking solutions out there including Plan B, Where's My Droid, and even Samsung's own Dive site, which is intended to help track lost Samsung devices. None of them were successful and so, with great sadness, I parted with my beloved Note 2 forever and continued my search.
Well, lucky for me, pretty much the next day, my package arrived from Microsoft and it had two shiny and beautiful new phones in it. The HTC 8X and the Nokia Lumia 920, both running Windows Phone 8.
I will of course compare the two devices in a future post but for now, both are fantastic, both have their upsides as well as their downsides and I have enjoyed using both for the past few weeks.
Well, let's just get right to it, since we all know about the skeleton in the Windows Phone closet. Apps. Yes, there are many apps missing. Many apps I use regularly on iOS and Android are nowhere to be found in the Windows Phone Marketplace. The Marketplace, besides the lack of many apps, is also a mess. The experience of paying or even downloading free apps needs much improvement.
Having said all that, the vast majority of apps I use on a regular basis are there, in one form or another. I am not fooling myself into thinking that the Windows Phone ecosystem is not lacking. It is, but it is far from the disastrous state many bloggers would lead you to believe it is in.
So before we get into what is there, let's talk about what is missing. The only apps I personally need (well, not need but very much want) for Windows Phone and that are absent are Instagram, Waze, Google+, Flipboard, Path (Yes, Path. Big fan), and that is pretty much it.
I have hundreds of apps on my iPhone and Android devices, but only use 10-15 of them regularly. Out of those ten, the above five apps are the only ones missing.
So what apps do I use regularly on Windows Phone? Here we go:
- 4th and Mayor (FREE): This is, hands down, the nicest Foursqure app on Windows Phone, and quite possibly the nicest Foursquare app on any platform. With all the features of the original Foursquare app, 4th and Mayor (yes, that is the name. I know.) is fully optimized for the famous Metro UI and it looks and works beautifully.
- CloudMagic (FREE): Out of all my apps on all platforms, this is one of the only ones that I have on my home screen on my iPhone, my iPad, my Android phones and tablets, as well as my Windows Phone devices. It is that good. Cloudmagic enables you to connect to pretty much all your web services including Gmail, Twitter, Facebook, and much more in order to easily search through old posts/messages. I cannot tell you how many times I had to find an old DM and Twitter did not have it saved. Cloudmagic saved me every single time in a matter of seconds. A fantastic app. One of my favorites.
- Facebook Viewer (FREE): I recently discovered this Facebook replacement after experiencing the slowness in the official app. This app is designed beautifully and is very snappy. The down side is that it is ad supported, but the ads are placed in a way that their annoyance is kept to a minimal level. The developer made it very clear that a pro version with no ads is something he is considering seriously.
- Linkedin (FREE): Well, I have to hand it to Linkedin, these guys know how to make apps. Their iOS app, since its major redesign is one of the nicest and the iPad app is off the charts in terms of its design. Same goes for the Windows Phone app. It is solid and pretty. In fact, the app, in my experience is more stable and visually appealing than the actual site but then again, that is not saying much.
- Rowi (FREE or $1.49): OK, people, listen up. Rowi is quite possibly the best Twitter app on any mobile platform. Yes, including Tweetbot on iOS. Tweetbot is Rowi's only competition and while it beats Rowi on some aspects like looks, Rowi is much more customizable and efficient, at least for me. You can completely change the layout of the app and have your Twitter lists as the main timeline, something almost no other apps allow. The full version has push notifications, but unfortunately, some notifications like native retweets are not yet supported. The free version does not have notifications but other than that, it is also fantastic.
- Skype (FREE): Well, being as Microsoft owns Skype, it was quite ironic that Skype for Windows Phone 7 was limited and laughable. Skype for Windows Phone 8 is as solid as it gets on any mobile OS and unlike Skype on Mac or even Windows, the UI on Windows Phone 8 just works. The app is fantastic.
- Zite (FREE): This app is as close to Flipboard as it gets in terms of consuming content on the go in a visually appealing and responsive user interface. All in all, the layout makes sense but I would like some extra bells and whistles like page turning transitions.
- Ask Ziggy (FREE): I was on the fence whether to include this app or not, but at the end of the day, despite it not being as responsive as Siri or Google Voice search, Ask Ziggy is the best voice-activated personal assistant Windows Phone users have. It is not bad at all. There are hundreds of questions you can ask this app including mathematical equations, the weather, and much more, all will be met with an accurate (yet somewhat delayed) response. It is far from perfect, but definitely deserves to be on this list.
- Battery Sense (FREE): There is nothing exciting to say about this app besides the fact that it is the best battery monitoring app out there for Windows Phone. You get a live tile with the percentage of battery left and you can see some in-depth information about your battery usage. Useful but far from sexy.
- Metrotube ($0.99): Finally, one of the biggest disappointments about Windows Phone is the total lack of love from Google. No search app, no Gmail app, no Calendar app, and of course, no YouTube app. The YouTube app that is at the top of the Marketplace is a simple shortcut to the mobile YouTube site. How it got to the top of the free apps section is beyond me but we already talked about that. The best replacement out there for YouTube on Windows Phone is Metrotube and it is not bad at all. It is no native YouTube app but it is pretty darn close and I enjoy using it.
That's all folks. While there are many great games available for Windows Phone as well, that is less my focus. If you are using Windows Phone and have some more app suggestions, by all means, share them in the comments.


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Air travel sucked even harder than usual at Newark Liberty International Airport this evening as an entire terminal was evacuated after an unidentified man walked the wrong way through a security check point. As authorities tried to find the mystery man, all of Terminal C was evacuated so everyone could go through security again. But don't feel too bad; this gives passengers time for a second stop at Auntie Anne's. [NYDN]


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"Well I'm obviously very pleased and happy with the results and the way we responded in the second half. It was a little lackluster in the first half, which is a little bit concerning, but there was a concern going into the game, and something we tried to fight all week in terms of guys being focused on what's happening right now, and not being concerned about the future, and challenging themselves to play and having the proper respect for the team that we were playing. I think those guys did a fantastic job. Derek's done a fantastic job there, and they were certainly ready to play. They did a good job of kind of picking us a little bit in the first half, and their defense played a lot of eight man fronts, and we threw the ball in the second half because it was really difficult to run it, and we were able to run it a little better after we loosened them up a little bit. We made some good halftime adjustments, and I think the biggest thing is the players responded with a whole different, sort of energy level, passion, and enthusiasm in the second half, which made all the difference in the world. As we've talked about before, when we don't have that, we become very average, and when we have it, we can be pretty good. It's everybody's choice to do that and to respond that way and be responsible and be ready to play.
So, this is a big game for our fans. I'm very, very happy that we were able to come out in the second half and win this game for a lot of people that this game means a lot to. It certainly means a lot to me. It means a lot to us, and I know it means a lot to our players, and I know it means a lot to the University of Alabama and all the people here. We're just pleased and happy that we were able to get a win for them and make a lot of folks happy here in the state of Alabama, and all over where we have Alabama supporters. The crowd was great today, and they energized us in the second half, and that was really key for us."
#35 Nico Johnson, Linebacker On the defensive performance tonight:"We played well, but we still had a lot of mistakes and we didn't execute well in the first half. But we came back out in the second half and showed some intensity and focus and we played better. So it just shows when we have intensity and focus we are a dangerous team, but we just have to come back and work hard the next two weeks." On the next two weeks and getting ready for LSU:"This upcoming week we are just going to take it slow and just try to move into things, but when LSU week comes we are going to pick it back up and be ready to roll again." #30 Dont'a Hightower, Linebacker On the defensive performance tonight:"I feel like the first half we didn't come out and play ball the way we wanted to. At halftime we came back and made some really good adjustments and played our style of football." On his interception and return:"To be honest, coach Smart just went over the exact formation and the players we were going to play with, and it played out the exact same way we wanted it to. Nico did a real good job of getting his hands on it and defending the ball. He tipped it in the air and it fell right into my hands." #3 Trent Richardson, Running Back On difference between the first half and the second half:"In the first half, they were trying to stop the run early, and we just had to come back in the second half and punch them in the mouth. That's one thing we established, we've got to move the ball, and they were trying to stop the ball. AJ (McCarron) did a good job managing the game. Marquis Maze made some good plays. Darius Hanks did an awesome job. The receivers were just on point and they just let everybody know that it's not all about the running game. We had a full team out there." On AJ McCarron's play tonight:"AJ did a really good job. AJ's always on point. He was upset that he threw a pick early, but we told him not to worry about it, and that we had his back. He came right back in and scored a touchdown. In the second half, that's how we respond and we have to be relentless." #73 William Vlachos, Offensive Line On the difference between the first half and the second half:"Obviously we had a good message from coach Saban. Offensively, they're not going to put everybody in the box. You've got to throw the ball. The whole defense was in the box basically. We came out there, and the first drive of the second half, we ran the ball once, went down and scored the first play of the next possession. It loosens them up a bit and we started running the ball again." On protecting AJ tonight:"I think we did protect quite a lot. He did a great job. If they've got everybody in the box, we've just got to throw the ball. They put that on AJ's shoulders and he did it. When you complete passes like that over their head, it loosens up the run game again, kills clock and sustains the drive. AJ did a great job."
Head Coach Derek DooleyOpening statement:"It was a really great first half by our football team. I was really proud of them for that. They [Alabama] came out in the second half, and they put it on us the first drive. Then they hit a shot the second drive and at that point it was 20-6. "We had a ton of ball [game] left and we lost our spunk. That was disappointing to see. We did what we said we weren't going to do and that's get affected if something bad happens in the game and we lost our fight. "When you lose your fight against a great football team, what happened in the second half is what is going to happen. We couldn't make it on third and inches, couldn't make it on fourth and inches, then a sack, interception and a fumble. You're playing a great team – that's what happens. We learn from it, we move on. We've played two great football teams back-to-back and we've gone toe-to-toe with them for 30 minutes. That doesn't mean that's good, but it means there's signs of some good things. We're just really a fragile, fragile football team right now. We got to harden up a little bit." On how fragile the Tennessee quarterback situation is:"Well we can't give up a sack. We can't hold the ball. When you hold the ball and get sacked, and when you throw it over the middle late, it is going to get picked and that's what happened. So we put [#14 Quarterback Justin] Worley in and it was unfortunate. We were wanting to put him in to throw it a little bit, but he fumbled the first play and then were on the minus -6 inch line. So he couldn't really have an opportunity." On if Tennessee was the better team in the first half:"It doesn't matter what I think. It doesn't really matter who is better, it only matters who is going to play better for three and a half hours." On things Alabama did differently against Tennessee in the second half:"It wasn't a lot different. I mean they did a couple of formational things and they took more shots down the field and they hit them. They pounded us that first drive. They really started throwing it more early on in the third quarter and we lost the contain on the quarterback one time. Then we got the guy – we got him sacked right there – and we jump up and don't tackle him. We lose our man in coverage and we can't make a play down the field. Even when you know that they're going to take a shot, we get run by. They executed is what they did. They executed a lot better and we didn't." #1 Michael Palardy, Kicker On how confident he felt going into the game:"I felt very confident. I needed a game like this to kind of get me back to where I'm supposed to be. To show everybody that's who I am. The big kicks, punting, kickoffs, everything just went very well." On the fake punt:"Well they called it on the sideline. All week we kind of schemed it up. The corner plays off a little bit and we only needed a couple yards. Anthony Anderson runs a two or three yards – stops – turns around right when I get the ball. I throw as fast as I can and get it out of there." #12 Matt Simms, Quarterback On the second half of the game"It's unfortunate the way the second half unfolded. It's just something we have to continue to learn from. We have to remember that the game's not over after halftime." On how the team felt after it was down two scores"Two scores is really nothing. It's just another opportunity to go out there and play. The two scores – they're not really a big deal – teams come back from that all the time."


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My boy is two and a half and when we first started potty training he did great. After about a month he never pooped in his diaper it was always on the potty and he was the one that told us he wanted to go. he stayed at a friends house one night and has had a HUGE set back. I have tried sticker charts, calling family and friends to help make it a big deal, I have tried getting him in a routine of when he wakes up, before he goes to bed. I have even stopped altogether to give him a break. since we have stopped he no longer fights me. He does try to use it to get out of sleeping and eating. He can pull his pants up and down on his own. he even can take his diaper off on his own. when he was or does use the potty he even holds him self down. he sometimes tells me when he has pooped and sometimes when he is wet. So I know he is ready. It is 5 months since we started potty training. PLEASE HELP ME!In Topics: Potty Training
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Arthur Wayland Ellison, better known as Art Ellison, was an actor and director who worked for Kansas Power for forty-eight years before becoming an actor. He was born in Pottsdam, New York and he died in Kansas City. Director Herk Harvey felt that Art Ellison has acted in more sc-fi films than any other. He is best known for his part in the 1962 cult-classic horror film Carnival of Souls.
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