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3. Cook to desired doneness:
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I'm trying to delete all unnecesary programs from my computer and SQL makes me doubt. I don't use it directly, but can't recall any program using it. Is it safe uninstalling?
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Presents, festivities, food, drinks. The holidays are a joyous time for many people, and we all tend to associate a good time with good food. Now that it's over though, you may have some regret or guilt over how much food and dessert you actually did consume. Luckily, you can redeem yourself with............ exercise!
If you are not feeling motivated, especially after overindulging, it may seem hard to start. However, the longer you wait, the harder it will be. So start off with something simple, like a walk around the block. Once you start, you will most likely be feeling good so it may turn into several laps around the block. Try this every other day, unless you feel you want to start walking on a daily basis right off the bat. Then you can increase the duration of your walk, along with speed and intensity. Work your way up to power walking, or even intervals of walking, jogging, and then maybe even running. By then you might even be ready to hit the gym full force!
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If you do have the motivation and are ready to go "full speed ahead," make a mental note of what day you want to start on and do not deviate from that plan. Whether it's outdoor exercise or hitting the gym, be careful not to overdo it, especially if you've taken a "holiday break" from exercising. So for example, if you would run 6.0 mph with 7% incline on the treadmill, you may want to start off slower and with a lower incline after your exercise hiatus.
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If you are a newbie to exercise, you may want to consider hiring a personal trainer. Although it can be costly, it will afford you one-one time with a skilled professional that will customize a workout regimen that's right for you. It's also a great way to learn the fundamentals of exercise including how to ensure safety and how to execute exercises correctly.
Group fitness classes are another option for you. Almost all gyms offer classes, so find a gym that offers an aerobics program that you feel is right for you. A full-body toning/sculpting class would be an ideal class to start with, since it somewhat mimics what a personal trainer would have you do. It also goes at a slower pace and strengthens all the muscles throughout your body. You should avoid high impact, strenuous and fast-paced classes until you learn the basics of exercising and feel your body is ready for the next step.
Finally, if neither of the above floats your boat, maybe an at-home workout regimen is right for you. Look into fitness videos tailored for beginners and work your way up from there, until you'll maybe one day be ready to hit the gym.
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MOSCOW -- The Idaho volleyball team busted out of its slump in a huge way Thursday night, sweeping Denver with a 25-22, 25-12, 25-22 victory in the Western Athletic Conference opener for both teams.
Idaho had lost its last seven matches entering Thursday, with the last six of those coming to teams that currently have winning records. The Vandals improve to 3-8 in 2012 with the win, and 1-0 in the WAC. Denver falls to 6-4 this season and 0-1 in the WAC.
"They needed that, we have had a tough road," Idaho coach Debbie Buchanan said after the match. "We probably played one of the toughest schedules in the WAC. It's easier when you're at home than when you're on the road, so that helps us out a little bit. Now, can we keep it going is the question."
For the second consecutive match the Vandals hit a season-high, this time with 48 kills and 17 errors on 107 swings for a .290 percentage. Ryann Carter did the setting for Idaho, and finished with 43 assists and added a career-high four aces, three digs and two blocks.
The showing was Idaho's most balanced offensive attack of the season. Four Vandal players had double-digit kills, and three hit over .450 in the match. Sophomore Alyssa Schultz had 10 kills on 12 attempts to hit a career-high .750.
"I thought we did great," Schultz said. "Our freshmen stepped up big time. Our seniors stepped up and led. Everyone just did their jobs tonight and it was a lot of fun."
Junior Ashley Christman led the team with a career-high 13 kills, and only needed 22 swings as she hit .455 and added a pair of blocks. Senior Alex Sele matched her season high with 11 kills and hit .474 in the match. Junior Allison (Walker) Baker finished with 12 kills and four digs for Idaho.
"Because Allison has tended to get a lot of kills and she's a go-to player for us, you can see that teams start to release their blocks out, so we're trying to overload the other way with our middle and our outside," Buchanan said. "We're getting Ashley a ton of balls, and our middle and they had some great nights tonight. Our distribution was really good. All of our hitters hit numbers that were above and beyond their goals, which is what we need to do."
Senior Janelle Chow had a team-high 16 digs for the Vandals, and freshman Jenna Ellis added six and a pair of aces. Idaho out-hit Denver .290-.204, and had a 43-34 advantage in digs. Both teams finished with 8.0 blocks.
There were a couple of first in the match Thursday, as it was the first meeting between the two schools in program history. It was also Idaho's first 3-0 victory of the season.
The Vandals continue WAC play on Saturday when they host New Mexico State at 7 p.m. in Memorial Gym. New Mexico State comes in with a 7-3 overall record and is 1-0 in the WAC. The Aggies were picked to win the WAC in the league's preseason coaches poll, while Idaho was picked second.


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Last week, we told you about Intel's plans to join Windows and Android at the hip, possibly launching a new brand of computer at this year's Consumer Electronics Show that can run both operating systems simultaneously. As it turns out, Intel is not alone.
Could an Android desktop replace your Windows PC?
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Fats have often gotten a bad rap when it comes to healthy eating. But not all fats are created equal. In fact, healthy fats and oils are an essential part of the South Beach Diet. Not only do fats provide fuel for many of your body's basic functions, they also add flavor to food and help to keep you feeling satisfied. The key to staying healthy and shedding pounds is to choose the right fats in the right amounts.
Good fats are the unsaturated fatty acids, which are either monounsaturated or polyunsaturated. Monounsaturated fats can help lower "bad" LDL cholesterol and they have anti-inflammatory properties, which may also help reduce the risk of heart disease. There are two types of polyunsaturated fats — omega-3s and omega-6s. Both of these are called essential fatty acids because the body cannot make them and they must be obtained through food sources or supplementation to help keep normal body functions running smoothly. Omega-3s have been shown in epidemiological and clinical trials to reduce the incidence of cardiovascular disease.
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Cross Country to Compete at Indiana State Pre-National Invitational
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CHICAGO - The UIC cross country team travels to Terre Haute, Ind., to compete in the ISU Pre-National Invitational Saturday, October 19. The men's 8K blue race is set to start at 11:00 a.m. CT, and the women's 6K blue race will begin at 11:40 a.m.
"This weekend will indicate if the men and women have the intensity needed for high level competition," said head coach Jim Knoedel. "As the season draws to an end, every athlete has to give it that extra that they may not have had to use at some of the early meets. Its "gut check" time!"
The teams will be running against tough challengers this weekend, including conference rival Youngstown State, as well as, Big-Ten opposition Penn State, Ohio State, Iowa and Illinois.
Last weekend at the UW-Lucian Invite, the men's team finished eighth overall with major contributions from Photis Karkalis (26:10.9), Kyle Hauser (26.28.1) and Thomas Kohs (26:43.8). The men look to step-up competition this weekend in preparation for the Horizon League Championship in two weeks.
"Every time competition gets tougher I emphasize to all my athletes that they need to continue to race, to continue to respond to the competition's pace," said Knoedel. "The goal of every race is to win, and that starts with going head-to-head with each of your adversaries."
Last weekend, the women's squad had three runners clock in personal records in the 5K race. Runners included Lauren Lindholm (18:32.6), Rebecca Zaiter (18:48.1) and Tess Ehrhardt (17:35.7). In addition, Ehrhardt was honored with her third consecutive Horizon League Runner of the Week title. The 6K course will provide a challenge to the normal 5K race that the women will face at the Horizon League meet.
"It's certainly more of a challenge for the women but we do quite a bit of weekly mileage so they are certainly prepared for the extra distance," said Knoedel.
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Malcolm Merlyn returns on "Arrow" season 2, episode 22 "Streets of Fire" tonight, Wednesday, May 7, on The CW.
"Arrow" has only one episode left until what's bound to be an explosive season finale. According to The CW via Hypable.com, as Slade's Mirakuru soldiers attack the city, Oliver and his team have quite a battle ahead of them. Felicity receives a call from S.T.A.R. Labs, and Thea comes face-to-face with Malcolm for the first time after finding out his identity as her father. (Check out the slideshow for some stills from the upcoming episode, 'Streets of Fire.")
Previously on "Arrow," emotions were high following the death of Moira Queen. Oliver, filled with guilt and the feeling of defeat, went into hiding, and didn't even make an appearance at his mother's funeral, which occurred at the same time Sebastian Blood was being sworn in as the new mayor. With the help of Amanda Waller at ARGUS, Felicity and Diggle were able to track down Oliver in his "other lair," a facility Oliver had as a safety net, and once he was found, Felicity and Diggle heard Oliver's plan to give himself up to Slade in order to end this battle once and for all.
Before calling Isabel to tell her that he'd be giving himself up at the pier, Oliver went to see Thea, who told him that she was leaving Starling City, which he felt was a good idea. Earlier, a Mirakuru –enhanced Isabel visited Thea at Verdant and told her that she had a couple days to close down the club since the building belonged to her and Queen Consolidated. (Smart advanced thinking on Oliver's part to maintain a second lair.)
Since Felicity and Diggle weren't able to convince Oliver that his choice was wrong, they were driven to drastic measures to prevent Oliver's would-be-suicide, shooting him with a dart while Oliver stood on the pier.
When Oliver awoke, he found himself in his lair with Felicity, Diggle and…Laurel. Laurel came clean to Oliver about her knowledge of knowing he was The Arrow, news delivered to her by Slade. It turns out that she reached out to Felicity and Diggle, and they brought her up to speed with his plan. Laurel told Oliver that Sebastian Blood and Slade were working together, news she discovered when she, Quentin and an IT guy at the police station hacked into Blood's computer, finding proof that Sebastian knew of Moira's future demise the day before she was killed.
With this knowledge, Oliver confronts Sebastian, and tells him that he knows Sebastian is in cahoots with Slade and how does he know, "Because, I'm the Arrow."
Oliver, Diggle and Felicity prepare to take on Slade's army, but Laurel wants to come as well. She is told no by Oliver, who says, "This started with the three of us … it's time we got back to that."
While Blood, in his Brother Blood mask, is giving a speech to the Mirakuru army, The Arrow, sneaking around, is spotted by a Mirakuru guard, and the battle begins. As the guard is choking Oliver, Laurel distracts the guard from behind, and Oliver is able to hit him with an explosive arrow. Good thing Laurel didn't listen to Oliver and came to help.
Felicity finds a place for Diggle to plant explosives, but a costumed Isabel attacks Diggle. A Mirakuru soldier is planted at the police station and attacks Quentin and IT guy, while another Mirakuru soldier starts trouble at the airport where Thea is waiting. Oliver and Laurel find themselves trapped with the Mirakuru soldiers closing in, but with the help of an explosive arrow, it looks like they'll be all right, as Slade's army marches through the streets.
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I recently met a French girl, who is having hard time pronouncing my name. So, now she calls me "titi". Can someone please tell me what "titi" means? I googled "titi" and found it may mean girl, monkey, or a kind of tree. But I don't think that she means monkey or tree because she seems a nice person. And, besides she told me that "titi" is used for friends but refused to tell the real meaning. So can someone tell me what does it mean when you call your friend "titi"?
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Titi is colloquial French - originally (19th century) applied to a young apprentice it is nowadays (although it seems the word is getting out of use among the younger generations) a smart and spirited young boy.
It is the kind of word that is not translatable into another language, it needs to be explained. I wanted to see how some dictionaries dealt with it and I hit upon "urchin", I entirely disagree with that translation: urchin implies mischievousness: there's no mischievousness in a titi, just high-spiritedness.
Indeed your friend does not mean titi in the sense of a kind or tree or monkey (which it can also mean) and she might ignore these two meanings of the word.
Titi has a few significations.
It can mean Titi parisien, like the other answers described thoroughly, some kind of playful young
It is also the name of the bird "Tweety" in the Looney Toons.
It can finally be a simple nick name based on your name. It often applies to boys named Thierry or to girls named Leticia, for instance. It is not limited to theses names and it is also applied to people who have the syllabe it in their patronym, which seems to be your case.
When French people make nicknames, they often take a syllable (or a part) of the real name and repeat it twice.
Because many words in French with twice the same syllable sound cute (especially for girls), including a part of the baby vocabulary (i.e. bébé = baby, mimi=mignon=cute, tata=tante=aunty).
I have lived in Paris since I was born and I do not know the word "titi parisien". So even if it exists, I am pretty sure that it is not what your friend meant.
We French use it quite frequently. It is actually an abbreviation of the word "petit" or "petite". It is not an insult but rather a term of endearment.
Le sens que vous recherchez peut être celui de titi parisien.
C'est le mot familièrement employé pour désigner un jeune garçon malicieux (faux ami : aucune malveillance, mais de l'espièglerie) et jovial, qu'il soit de Paris ou d'ailleurs ...
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When in Viet Nam and getting a haircut, I would say, "titi". The barber would nod and repeat, "titi". The meaning was "little". BUT, to this day, I don't know if they interpreted the word to mean take a little off, or just make it little.....that is, I wanted my hair cut short.


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For years, the Vancouver Canucks have regularly played the playoffs, even making it to the Stanley Cup Final once. However, they still fired Alain Vigneault as their head coach. Now, they are straight up going to miss the postseason, but this time the guy who fired Vigneault is getting the boot. The Canucks have fired General Manager Mike Gillis.
Gillis' tenure with the team actually wasn't all that long. He took over after the 2007-2008 season, and didn't even make it all the way through this year. There have been grumblings about the relationship between Gillis and head coach John Tortorella, grumblings that make it seem that Gillis didn't even want Tortorella there, and was not enthused with his style of play. If this is true, that would lead me to presume that somebody did want Tortorella there, and thus Gillis' tenure became tenuous once the team stumbled. Oh, and he also traded both Cory Schneider and Roberto Luongo.
The Canucks are in a tricky position. I fear that, with poor management, they will go the way of the Calgary Flames. Their time as a Cup contender seems over. The team is getting old. They need young talent. The Sedin twins won't be around forever. Ryan Kesler is apparently unhappy. Vancouver did not see Gillis as the guy to right this ship, evidently, so now he is gone. The Canucks got themselves a head start on replacing him. Hey, it's only the future of the franchise in the balance, you know?


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TEMPE, Ariz. - The 12th-ranked Bruins lost by mercy rule for the second straight game on Friday at #5 Arizona State, falling 9-1 in five innings. Senior Andrea Harrison had the lone shining moment for UCLA with a fourth-inning home run.
The Bruins fall to 25-9 overall and 2-3 in Pac-12 play, while the Sun Devils improve to 34-4 and 6-1 in league action.
Senior Samantha Camuso recorded two of the Bruins' five hits. Freshman Ally Carda (11-3) struck out two in 1 1/3 innings, allowing two runs, two hits and one walk. Sophomore Jessica Hall fanned four in 3 1/3 frames of relief, giving up seven runs, seven hits and five walks.
It was all Arizona State from the start, as the home team scored two times in the second. Elizabeth Caporuscio opened the inning with a solo homer. One out later, Amber Freeman doubled down the left-field line and advanced to third on a wild pitch. With Kayla Ketchum running for Freeman and Lucy Aubrecht drawing a walk, Talor Haro lifted a sacrifice fly to center to bring in Ketchum to make it 2-0.
The Sun Devils added four more in the third. Katelyn Boyd walked, stole second, advanced to third on a wild pitch and scored on another wild one to make it 3-0. One out later, Annie Lockwood singled to left. One more out later, Haley Steele singled to left and Freeman walked to load the bases. Aubrecht then cleared the bases with a double to center to give ASU a 6-0 lead.
The Bruins found their lone score in the top of the fourth, as Harrison hit a 2-1 pitch out to center for her eighth home run of the season to make it 6-1.
Arizona State rallied with two in the fourth and one in the fifth to invoke the mercy rule for the second straight contest. In the fourth, Boyd led off with a double, Alix Johnson walked and both runners moved up on a wild pitch. Lockwood followed with a double down the left-field line to make it 8-1. In the fifth, Bailey Wigness had a one-out single to left and stole second. One out later, Johnson walked and Lockwood closed things out with a single up the middle to score Wigness to finish off the 9-1 rout.
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DOVER - Dover Days, the capital city of the First State's premier attraction, just seems to get bigger and bigger each and every year.
The celebration began Friday evening on Legislative Mall with a musical concert from the U.S. Navy Sea Chanters, bungee jumping, a bicycle entertainment show, rock climbing and a carnival for children of all ages to enjoy. A fireworks show over Legislative Hall was a spectacular finale to the first night.
Maypole dancing was the event of the day for Saturday, as well as the largest parade ever in the city of Dover. Local artisans and craftspeople could be found on Legislative Mall and The Green Saturday giving demonstrations in sewing, woodworking and basket weaving.
Kent County artists could be found in Dover Sunday afternoon capturing some of the city's historic landmarks on canvas with oil paints, pastels and watercolors during the Plein Air Paint Out competition. The annual Dover Days car show also delivered many car lovers to Legislative Mall Sunday to check out the hot rods.
The Civil War-era baseball game, played with rules from the year 1864, between the Diamond State Base Ball Club and the Fair Play Base Ball Club of Talbot County, MD was a home run Sunday afternoon with Dover Days fans.
Kent County Tourism director Cindy Small said this year's attendance is the largest in the festival's 79 year history and work has already begun planning an even bigger Dover Days for it's 80th birthday next May.
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It was senior night for the Park City High School girls' soccer team on Thursday afternoon at the North 40 fields, so the seniors figured they might as well put on a show.
They lit up the Union goal all day, with Jessie Dancy scoring twice, Hayden Shettig adding two goals and plenty of other seniors joining in the fun of Park City's 8-0 victory. Maggie Reigelsperger and Eleanor Johnston also found the back of the net in their last regular season home game.
For Park City coach Chip Cook, though, the real work begins now. The playoffs begin on Wednesday, and Cook said her team is trending in the right direction.
"The last time we played [Union], we had a lot of frustration," she said. "We created 49 chances and converted one [in a hard-fought 1-0 win in Roosevelt]. We were very determined not to let that happen today."
And they didn't. Cook is very encouraged by what she saw on Thursday afternoon.
"They did a good job possessing the ball, creating opportunities and finishing the opportunities off," she said. "There were a lot of good things happening today we were winning 50/50 balls, keeping the ball on the ground and putting the ball in a position where people could get to it."
Though an 8-0 game isn't the best way to see how far a team has progressed, Cook is confident her squad can step up in the postseason.
"It's hard to judge in a game that's a little lopsided, but I feel like they're really starting to play for one another," she said. "I saw some great combination play on the field.
With a senior-laden squad in 2013 that included Dancy, Shettig, Reigelsperger, Johnston, Kenzie Bothner, Devon Dunmire, Allison Gordon, Taylor Hodgson, Olivia Miller, Liz Reiss, Gretchen Swenson and Cheyenne Turner, Cook said she'll definitely miss this group of girls.
"They're a special group talented, skilled, extremely coachable just nice, nice kids. I'm going to miss their leadership," she said. "They've left a really great legacy for our program. Hopefully we continue to build upon what they gave us."
But first, Park City will focus on the upcoming playoffs. After an up-and-down season that ended with a 10-4-2 record (7-1-1 in region), Cook said she thinks her team still has its best soccer ahead.
"It's hard to tell if we've peaked yet," she said. "I don't think so. I think we can still go bigger. This is a group with tons of talent. They're definitely still growing, which, as a coach, is always fun to see."
Postseason success will come down to one thing, which Cook stated in two words.
"Finishing opportunities," she said. "That's been one of the more frustrating parts for everybody this year. We've created all these opportunities and haven't been able to finish them off. It's been steadily improving, though. We just hope we can continue that trend."
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Recorded: Englewood Cliffs, NJ, July 1970
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I am cheating a bit calling this tune a standard. It is not. But damn it, this should be. Here's my case: I once heard it on a soap opera. Guitarist Bill Frisell covered it on his fine album Ghost Town. John Abercrombie also takes a skilled whack at it on the Mahavishnu tribute album Visions of an Inner Mounting Apocalypse. That's enough justification for me. Here, a young electric John McLaughlin plays with Joe Farrell, Jack DeJohnette and Dave Holland. (Chick Corea sits it out.) What a band and what a performance! "Follow Your Heart" is a melodious ballad with a hook, played in a relaxed mode with an unusual time signature (11/8) and enough open space for all of the players to successfully contribute. It is also one of the earliest examples of McLaughlin showing off those comping "jangly" chords he would become famous for. ("Follow Your Heart" also appears in part on McLaughlin's album Extrapolation and in full on My Goal's Beyond.)
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If you get the chance to go, GO! My husband and I loved it. It'll be the best short bus ride you'll ever have. Be warned, by the time the tour is over your jaws will be sore from the permanent laugh you've had plastered on your face for the past 2 hours.
Considering the name of the tour is 'Hick Chick', or the flowers painted on the side of the bus, you would have thought it would have occurred to me that maybe this tour may be geared more toward women's entertainment (they're certified pros for bachelor-ate parties FYI,) when I invited my husband, but it didn't ha, ha. To me, there wasn't anything about the tour to make it girly besides the fact that other than our awesome bus driver Lance, my husband Danny, was the only male on the bus, which made him easy prey to Christine. Who's Christine you ask?
She would be our AMAZING tour guide. She's hilarious! Her wit was my favorite part of the bus tour. If you're a sissy and get your feelings hurt easy, this isn't a good tour for you. Skip it. However, if your ready to laugh until you pee yourself, come aboard, you've come to the right place!
Christine's quick wit makes anyone in her path a potential target, including all of the innocent passer by 'rs. You do not have to be on that bus to become a member of Christine's show. She makes her own rules, and anybody, and everybody, is fair game. Again, you have been warned :)
Today, she was letting one of 'Metro's Finest' know that she would like her handcuffs back. She asked a college aged kid, who let him out of the house with his man capris on? And, she jumped off the bus and walks over to the car beside us, armed with a flyswatter, asking the mother driving, if her boys in the back seat needed a 'whoopin?!'
Turns out they did, but Christine was too busy telling us some very interesting information on Nashville's History, showing us where some of the Stars live, work on their recordings, as well as bars and restaurants they like to mingle at here in Music City.
We took a couple of pit stops, one to a brewery, and at the second, a bar with live music. Hick Chick was kind enough to give us a coupon for a drink. They serve a 'blueberry moonshine margarita' that was hands down the best mixed drink I've ever had.
If you have the opportunity to go on a Hick Chick Tour, I would highly recommend it. Unless you're a prude, you'll love it.
They have several different tours to choose from. I definitely look forward to going back and seeing what the other one's are all about as well.
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Yesterday I was strolling the aisles of my favorite local bottle shop when I happened upon this little gem. I had heard about it in emails I get from Clipper City Brewing and was anxious to try it. The Letter of Marque series is the product of a yearly homebrew competition, hosted by Clipper City. The bottle reads:
"Winners from our annual 'Letter of Marque' homebrew competition will work along side our brewmaster to create a yearly special release. Historically, a Letter of Marque was a document that made a Pyrate (sic) a legitimate privateer. Our Letter of Marque makes a home brewer a legitimate professional!"
Entries are limited to beers over 8%; it is their Mutiny Fleet afterall, so if you're thinking of entering next year's competition, save the Mild, Bitter, and ESB for personal consumption.
My first though was intrigue at the idea of using rye malt in a Porter. Lately rye used in brewing IPAs (aka Rye-PA) has gotten the lion's share of attention. Rye tends to lend a dryness and a slight spiciness and is typically used in 10-20% of the total grist when used in conjunction with other malts. Brewing with rye malt brings its own brand of complications and considerations. Still, it can pair famously when used correctly.
I gotta say I did enjoy this beer. From the pillowy tan head that lasted and left lace on the glass, to the spicy rye notes that complemented the restrained roasty flavors, to the prominent floral hop aroma and flavor and mildly alcoholic aroma and taste, each sip was absolutely enjoyable. Homebrewers Frank Butt and Neil Heinlein did their homework and raised the bar for coloring-outside-the-lines beer. And kudos to Clipper City for the beer's production and overall support of the homebrewing community. Cheers, gentlemen!


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The movie "God's Not Dead" portrays a lost world in which almost 100% of the students in a university class are willing to sign a document presented by their professor claiming "God Is Dead". The protagonist of the movie is the only student in the entire class who refuses to sign it and as a result is condemned to three debates with the atheist professor played by Kevin Sarbo who threatens to ruin his academic career.
Shane Harper, who plays the role of Josh Wheaton, is immediately confronted with all sorts of adversity. His longtime girlfriend threatens to leave him if he participates in the debates defending the existence of God. He is also threatened by the professor that he will prevent him from getting into law school, which is his goal.
The protagonist retreats to his dorm room where he consults his Bible. Upon reading a passage in the Bible which reads "even the demons and Lucifer know God exists and tremble" he prays for God's guidance. Based on the Bible verse and his prayer, he decides to participate in the debates which will jeopardize his career.
He tells his girlfriend he has become convinced God wants him to defend him in the series of debates in front of the professor's classroom. The students of the class will render a verdict as to whether or not God exists at the end of the third debate.
The smug professor Radison played by Kevin Sarbo provides Harper with an escape route from failing his class if he will only sign the pledge asserting God is dead. Fortified by his prayers and the Bible, Harper refuses to back down.
There is an outstanding cast in this movie including Dean Cain, David White, Willie and Korie Robertson (of Duck Dynasty fame) and the Christian supergrouip The Newsboys.
The Bible verse Shane Harper relies on is Matthew 10:32 which reads as follows: "Whoever acknowledges me before men, I will also acknowledge before my Father in heaven. But whoever disowns me before men, I will disown before my Father in heaven."
A similar promise is made in Luke 12:8: "I tell you, whoever acknowledges me before men, the Son of Man will also acknowledge him before the angels of God. But he who disowns me before men will be disowned before the angels of God."
Another powerful verse is found at Luke 12:4: "I tell you, my friends, do not be afraid of those who kill the body and after that can do no more. But I will show you whom you should fear: Fear him who after the killing of the body, has the power to throw you into hell."
An interesting discussion regarding evolution, the Big Bang Theory, Charles Darwin and others ensues during the three debates between Shane Harper and Kevin Sarbo.
This is a movie worth watching for believers and nonbelievers alike.
Parents who are searching for a college for their children should take heed of the risks of placing them at the mercy of aggressive secular professors such as Professor Radison who have their own agendas when it comes to molding young minds.
One of the writers of this movie said he decided to set this movie on a college campus because he saw a poll which said 65% of believers who go to college come out non-believers. This led him to believe secular colleges are institutions for indoctrinating students into anti-Christian beliefs.
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The Big 12 Conference's freshman of the year said Wednesday he was angry and frustrated last week when he floated the possibility of transferring if CU Associate Head Coach Steve McClain was not promoted to succeed Jeff Bzdelik.
That didn't happen. Tad Boyle, formerly of Northern Colorado, was introduced Monday as the Buffaloes' 18th head hoops coach, and Burks said afterwards he would "explore my options."
But less than 48 hours later, Burks had moved solidly into Boyles' corner.
"He told me his plan, I liked it and I like him . . . I'm putting all of my trust in him," Burks said. "He said we were going to play hard, play fast and go all out to win - and I believe in that."
Burks, whose 512 points made him the first CU freshman to surpass 500, said his mother also played a pivotal role in his decision: "She agreed that the best thing for me was to stay here . . . I can see that, too. I like it a lot out here."
The Grandview, Mo., product figures to be an integral part of a CU team that will enter the 2010-11 season with high expectations. After finishing a game below .500 overall (15-16) and 6-10 in the Big 12 (eighth place) this season, the Buffs have their sights on an NCAA Tournament berth next season. CU's two most recent NCAA appearances came in 2003 and 1997.
Envisioning an NBA career, Burks said transferring to another Division I program and having to sit out a season per NCAA transfer rules didn't make sense.
"That's one of the things it came down to, too," he said. "My mom said the worst thing I could have done was act out of frustration . . . I'm over that now.
"When I said all that I was just mad that coach McClain didn't get it. I was always pretty close to him, but I know I'm going to get close to coach Boyle, too."
On Monday, when asked about the Burks scenario, Boyle said all he wanted the athletic 6-foot-6 guard to do was "try and get to know me - just make the effort to get to know me. And after you've come to know me a little bit, then you have to make the decision that is best for you . . .
"But I think with the year he had and the kind of career that's in front of him, I want to help him continue to grow and make him a better player."
Burks, who averaged 17.1 points a game was only the second CU freshman to lead the team in rebounding (5.0), said Boyle told the Buffs Wednesday that his style of play would be "faster, more up tempo and allow us to show more athleticism . . . I'm all about that."
Chief among his off-season goals is putting on at least 10 pounds. He finished his freshman season weighing about 185. A bigger, faster, stronger Burks should be a boon for Boyle's first Buffs team.
"I want to get stronger, faster and more explosive," he said. "I'm still very young; I know I can put on some more weight."
But even as a wiry first-year player in the Big 12, Burks was impressive. His 17.1 points a game average this season led all Big 12 freshmen and placed him fourth nationally. He was second in the conference in rebounding and fourth in steals.
Burks scored 20 or more points in eight games and led CU in scoring in 12 games and in rebounding in 14 games. He made the Basketball Times first-team All-America freshman team and was a second-team freshman All-America selection by The Sporting News.
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Ilkka Suvanto competed for Stanford and coach Jim Gaughran in the early 1960s and competed for Finland at the 1960 and 1964 Olympics. His Olympic career is available here. He was a two-time Pac-8 Champion in 1963 and 1965 in the 200 butterfly. A full list of men's Olympians is available here, as the Cardinal men have had a swimming Olympian in every Olympiad since 1956 and as early as 1920. Gostanford.com caught up with the former Olympian here.
Years Competed: 1961 - 1965
Degree Earned: Bachelor of Arts in Pre-Architecture, 1965, Bachelor of Architecture. M.I.T. 1968
Family: Wife: Joan; 2 sons: Aleksi & Erik
Where do you live now?: Concord, Massachusetts
What have you been doing since leaving school: I was a practicing Architect and principal of a major Boston architectural office until retirement in 2006. Now I coach Masters swimmers, occasionally bicycle across the country with my wife and volunteer in my community.
Favorite memory from competing at Stanford: Close dual meets at the old outdoor pool, especially against USC swimming against world record holder Jon Konrads in the 500 free.
What was it like swimming at Stanford in the 1960s?: Despite the long, cold walk from the old shower rooms to the pool, we always had a lot of fun working out under coach Jim Gaughran.
Tell us about your Olympic experiences in 1960 and 1964, what do you remember most?: In Rome, 1960 our 4 X 200m relay team finished in 5th place, still the best relay finish for a relay team from Finland. We celebrated by throwing our coach into the pool fully clothed resulting in a big cheer from the audience.
What makes a Stanford swimmer and swimming here, unique: A Stanford swimmer is expected to be nationally competetive in the pool, excel in the classrom and be a leader in the community.
Favorite, non-swimming related memory from attending Stanford: Designing and building a huge Homecoming Game display in front of the Theta Chi House.
What advice would you give to freshmen swimmers coming in: Take advantage of everything Stanford has to offer with friendships, extra-curricular activities and the classroom.


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There are a few things a woman just never wants to hear... Men, be careful. Don't say it unless you really mean it. Be careful not to hurt her, but at the same time, it is always best to be honest. Women, don't be so easily offended. The truth hurts. If a man is being honest, at least he's not lying to you. Think about what he's saying and search his words for some truth.
What do you think? What's the worst thing you could say to a woman?
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You're not wife material
It's one thing to wait for the ring, but you'll be waiting a long time if he ever says you're just not wife material! If a man expresses this to you or anyone else, you should probably end the relationship as soon as possible. If you want to get married and he wants to get married, but he just doesn't see you as the "marryin' type", don't continue to waste your time or his.
Related Article: How to wait on the ring.
"I couldn't see you raising my kids"
If a man ever says, "I couldn't see you raising my kids" that is probably the most insulting thing you can say to a woman. Even a woman who doesn't want kids would be offended. Biologically speaking, having and raising kids is just as much a part of a woman's identity as working is a part of a man's. If a man ever says he doesn't think you're "mother material", you can't move forward if you both want kids. Let it go and move on.
Too much makeup
When it comes to women and makeup, women are basically big girls playing in their mother's makeup. It's fun! Women like to experiment with new eye shadows and new brands of products and new techniques. But most men actually prefer the au naturale look. As long as the makeup is done well, most men don't say anything about it. But when it's overdone, it becomes a problem. Continue to be who you are (don't change), but you might try to scale it back every now and then.
Bad weave
For the most part, men don't really comment on a woman's hair. So when a man comments on a woman's hair, it must be really bad! Most men are too polite to say this to your face, but if a man ever indicates that your weave looks terrible, fix the situation ASAP!
"You're just like your mother"
Women tend to have a very love-hate relationship with their mothers. The mother-daughter relationship is a very difficult and delicate one. And no matter how much a woman loves her mother, one of her worst fears is turning into her mother. If you ever tell a woman she's acting just like her mother you better mean it as a compliment, not an insult!


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Class of 2011 Senior Ambassador: Matt Tucker
Matt wanted a very Austin session for his Senior portraits and chose Mt. Bonnell for the spectacular views. After the cool weather we've been having, we found it to be a warm afternoon, but Matt's wonderful smile made it easy to grab a few shots in preparation for the upcoming "scrapbook page" deadline for the Westlake High School yearbook!
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My blog has given me a lot of opportunities in 2010.
Posts about OpenID resulted in presenting my thoughts on the risks of OpenID at the European e-ID Interoperability Conference, which inspired me to go to Colorado (USA) to follow the Cloud Identity Summit.
Here I saw a presentation that would change my ideas on access management on the web.
Eve Maler presented a protocol in development, UMA (User Manged Access), empowering a user to flexibly apply the necessary security and privacy controls to their data residing on any number of Hosts and to introduce those hosts dynamically to a user-chosen Authorization Manager. Moreover, UMA supports requesters in gaining authorized access to such data.
Knowing OpenID and OAuth, I thought, IMFO, this could be a breakthrough in Access Management, and offered my experience as a tester.
A few months (and some very busy nights :-) ) later this resulted into Conformance Plan Test Materials of the UMA Core Protocol.
Something I couldn't have made possible without the help of my fellow UMAnitarians, especially Eve and Maciej.
2010 was not the end of my journey, 2011 will all be about finetuning the test materials and using it in testing the quality of the UMA-protocol for implementations .
It won't be easy, but I live by one motto: Who dares wins!
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The start of a journey
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HARRISONBURG — The Virginia State Police has turned over its investigation of a Rockingham County sheriff's deputy's crash to the county commonwealth's attorney's office.
A special prosecutor will be assigned to review Trooper Robert Lawson's investigation, state police Sgt. F.L. Tyler said in a Wednesday afternoon press release.
It was not immediately clear what the investigation determined, but on Tuesday, VSP First Sgt. Frank Pyanoe indicated that the deputy, Donald Landes, would be found at fault.
That doesn't necessarily mean Landes will face charges, police say.
Landes was heading north on Main Street in Harrisonburg responding to an attempted suicide call Monday morning when he ran a red light at the intersection of Main and Elizabeth streets. He struck city resident Erma Davis, who was westbound on Elizabeth.
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The Oliver Hazard Perry Class frigate USS Curts (FFG 38) returned to Naval Base San Diego on Monday, concluding its final deployment prior to decommissioning.
Curts performed a variety of tasks during its "Combating Transnational Organized Crime" deployment as part of Operation Martillo in the 4th Fleet area of responsibility. Operations included interdiction operations resulting in the apprehension of three alleged drug-traffickers. It also seized or disrupted nearly 1,000 kilograms of illicit narcotics with an estimated street value of $25 million.
"It has been a great honor to participate in Operation Martillo, which is important to not only regional security and stability, but to the safety and security of our own local communities," said Cmdr. Fermin Espinoza, Curts' commanding officer. "The last crew of the '38 Special' stepped up to the plate in all assigned missions with tenacity and confidence and hit a home run."
Operation Martillo (Spanish for "hammer") is a 14-nation effort to deny transnational criminal organizations the use of coastal waters in Central America to transport cocaine and other illicit cargo to North America.
Curts is scheduled to conduct a decommissioning ceremony on Jan. 25, 2013 at Naval Base San Diego.
Curts helps provide deterrence, promote peace and security, preserve freedom of the seas and provide humanitarian/disaster response within 3rd Fleet's 50-million square mile AOR in the Eastern Pacific, as well as supporting the Navy's Maritime Strategy when forward deployed.
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