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I absolutely love spicy food! It all started when I was working for a Cajun restaurant during college. I just couldn't get enough of the tingly heat that jambalaya, gumbo and those sinful shrimp and grits had to offer. My spicy love affair continues to this day with Thai curry dishes, hot salsas, sushi with wasabi, oysters covered with horseradish, and of course, I add hot sauce to pretty much anything. If you can take the heat, hot peppers, curry powders and horseradish can inspire great recipes. These natural hot shots can add zing and zest to your diet, and they are also a great way to spice-up your meal planning!
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Hot peppers, like habañero, jalapeño, chili, cayenne and serrano, can vary in heat, but they all have daring and delectable benefits. Chilies and peppers are packed with vitamins A and C, and nowadays, Vitamin C is used for more than a case of the sniffles! It helps form collagen and aids in skin repair and healing. Vitamin C also fights free radicals, byproducts of metabolized cells, and it helps guard against ultraviolet rays. Vitamin A restores moisture to dry skin (A deficiency will make skin flakey!), and it also brightens, lightens and reduces sags and discoloration.
What makes these fiery peppers so spicy is a component called capsaicin, and it brings more than scorching flavor to the table. The hotness of a pepper is measured by the amount of capsaicin it contains on The Scoville Scale, ranging from low-heat pimentos, to jalapeños in the middle, to habañeros on the super spicy side. Capsaicin is a natural anti-inflammatory and blood thinner, which is helpful when you're retaining water or feeling swollen. Capsaicin can help fight blood clots and improve circulation, and improved blood flow makes you look and feel healthy and beautiful. It makes your body release endorphins and is also used as a natural pain reliever. Adding peppers to your diet can increase your metabolism and suppress appetite, and I don't know about you; but I love anything that is tasty and helps me stay fit!
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Curries are used in Asian cuisines across the continent, and they are absolutely delicious! Curries are actually a blend of many different spices, like turmeric, cumin, cinnamon and black pepper. They are packed with vitamins and minerals, and ironically, these spices are used for stomach troubles and good digestion. Turmeric, known for its yellow color, is great on eggs and is found in mustards. It has healing properties and helps out damaged skin. Cinnamon is a natural antioxidant that can reduce stress and fight skin infections. Black pepper adds a great kick to many dishes around the world, and it helps break down fat cells. Cumin is also very popular in Middle Eastern and South American dishes, and this ingredient boosts digestion power and is a great source of iron.
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ACM Global Central Laboratory celebrated the expansion of its laboratory operations in Europe with a grand opening event and ribbon-cutting ceremony at its new, state-of-the-art facility in York, England on January 17. The day-long event, which was attended by existing and prospective clients along with the Lord Mayor of York, Councilor Keith Hyman, included guided tours of the new 14,500 square-foot facility, a workshop, and evening networking reception.
As part of its commitment to helping clients navigate the ever-changing landscape of clinical trials testing, ACM Global hosted the latest in its "Navigating Global Clinical Trials with Your Central Lab" workshop series at the event. Executives from ACM Global, PSI Pharma Support Intl, Meso Scale Discovery, Randox, and TNT Express (are these the accurate, formal names of these companies?) shared their insights on the interaction of global and regional laboratories during the conduct of clinical trials in emerging markets, advancements in biomarker multiplexing, and logistical strategies for clinical trial sample management. The workshop concluded with a question and answer session and a networking reception, where attendees were given an opportunity to hear from ACM Global and its partners on their perspectives on central and regional laboratories, based on lessons learned from managing global clinical trials testing.
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Why do they call it a celebration of life? Who invented that euphemism? Perhaps it is just a thoughtful human, gentle way to say goodbye when someone passes. Sandy Guzzardo, LPGA Master Professional, most recently a teaching pro at Empire Ranch in Folsom, passed away Feb. 4 of cancer. It was not her first fight with cancer as she also battled breast cancer in the 1990's. That time she won. This time cancer won.
There will be a celebration of life for her this Saturday, Feb. 22 at Teal Bend Golf Course clubhouse. (Please RSVP to Heidi Tschudin at firstname.lastname@example.com).
What started in the small upstate New York community of Gloversville, just ended in Sacramento some 70 years later with her passing. Introduced to the game after getting married, who would have thought a one-time stay-at-home mom from snow country would take up golf at an adult age and become one of only 72 instructors to earn the designation of Lifetime Master Professional?
How many people would, after divorce, become a lobbyist and then walk away from that profession to become a golf professional?
Sandy was always an original.
Just a couple of days before her passing, during a phone conversation, she said she wanted to share information about golf. She offered the proposition that golfers should have two drivers. A practice driver and a "gamer." She came to this sage thought after attending a banquet where she was seated next to a retired major league baseball player who discussed how MLB players take care of their bats. Of course, she related, MLB players are concerned with cracking their wooden bats, but there is a point to be made about how today's thin faced drivers can develop cracks or voids. (More to come on this observation.)
As always, Sandy, up to her last moments, offered something when the conversation was about golf.
In addition to being an original, Sandy Guzzardo was a gamer.
Because Sandy was such a supporter of youth golf and was especially adept at communicating with and teaching kids, anyone may honor Sandy with a donation to the First Tee Junior Golf Program at www.thefirstteesacramento.org.
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Providence Maternal Care Clinic is a Portland midwifery practice that provides compassionate prenatal, delivery, and postpartum care to women who want the safety of a hospital birth with minimal medical interventions and the caring support of a nurse midwife.
We provide the personal care approach of midwifery, with the safety and expertise of a health care system. Our care team specializes in providing holistic women's health care catered to your individual needs, including: gynecology, family planning, reproductive counseling, prenatal care, labor and birth.
As one of the few certified nurse-midwife practices in Portland, our team is dedicated to providing high-quality care in a safe environment. If you would like to get to know our team, we invite you to schedule a free consultation by calling 503-215-6262.
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The Corporate & Continuing Education (CCE) division at Raritan Valley Community College (RVCC) in North Branch will offer the following youth sports programs this winter and spring:
Softball Pitchers Clinic: Students ages 8-16 are taught various aspects of pitching. The class will be held Fridays, February 15-29, from 6:30-7:45 p.m. for beginners and from 7:45-9 p.m. for the intermediate level. The class for beginners, geared toward players with one season or less experience, focuses on basic pitching mechanics and fundamentals. The class for intermediates players?those with two or more seasons of experience?focuses on refining pitching mechanics and reviewing various pitching strategies. Participants should bring their own gloves and wear sneakers. The fee is $66.
Baseball Warm Up Clinic: Students ages 9-12 review the fundamentals of throwing, fielding and hitting. Participants should bring their own gloves and wear sneakers. The class will be held Thursdays, March 6 to April 3, from 7-8:30 p.m. No class will be held March 27. The fee is $88.
For more information, call 908-526-1200, ext. 8404 or e-mail email@example.com . Youth program brochures also can be picked up at the CCE office, located in the lower level of RVCC?s College Center, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
RVCC, located on Route 28 and Lamington Road in North Branch, NJ, and serving Somerset and Hunterdon County residents for close to 40 years, offers more than 80 associate degrees and certificates. In addition, customized training programs and non-credit courses are available for those seeking personal and professional development.
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With the start of the Fall quarter upon us, UCLA softball will soon be back on the field. Practice starts soon and the start of Fall Ball will be on Friday, Oct. 28 as the Bruins host College of the Canyons at Easton Stadium at 12 p.m.
After a Wednesday, Nov. 2 matchup with Fullerton JC at 1 p.m., the Bruins will play on three straight Fridays. On Nov. 4, UCLA hosts Cerritos College at 12 p.m. The following Friday (Nov. 11), the Bruins play Biola at 1 p.m.
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TUSCALOOSA, ALA. – The Alabama women's volleyball team posted a 3-1 (23-25, 25-16, 25-13, 25-14) win over the Samford Bulldogs in the final non-conference match of the season on Tuesday night from Foster Auditorium. With the win, the Crimson Tide wraps their non-conference slate with an 11-1 record, while Samford falls to 5-6 overall.
"We let set one get away from us, which was a little disappointing," head coach Ed Allen said. "The team responded extremely well to win the next three, particularly from the service line, putting a lot of pressure on their serve receive. That really aided our defense tremendously."
After dropping the opening set 23-25, Alabama dominated the remainder of the match, posting a .362 hitting percentage against the Bulldogs over the last three sets. UA had a .235 hitting percentage in the opening set, committing six error, then committed a total of nine hitting errors over the final three sets. After Samford hit .265 in the opening frame, Alabama held the Bulldogs to a .130 hitting percentage over the final three sets.
Leading the way for Alabama was senior outside hitter Kayla Fitterer, who posted her 27th career double-double with a match-high 17 kills to go along with 16 digs. Fitterer had just three errors on 39 attempts to post a .359 hitting percentage. From the right side, Andrea McQuaid had 11 kills and a .391 hitting mark and Laura Steiner finished the night with 14 kills.
Sierra Wilson had 44 assists and seven digs, while Cristina Arenas had a match-high 19 digs in her fifth straight start as the libero.
The Tide held Samford to a .167 hitting percentage overall, as the Bulldogs had 41 kills on 126 attempts with 20 errors. Lauren Hutchinson led the Bulldogs with 11 kills and Elizabeth Neisler added 10.
Alabama held a 20-17 lead in the opening set, but let the first set slip away as the Bulldogs opened the night with a 25-23 victory. The Tide evened the match at one set each, taking the second set 25-16 behind six kills by Fitterer. After the score was tied at 3-3, Alabama opened a 9-4, before extending its advantage to 19-11 on a kill by McQuaid. UA posted a .333 hitting mark in the second set while holding the Bulldogs to a .125 mark in the frame.
With the score tied at 7-7 in the third set, Alabama went on a 12-2 run to open a commanding 18-9 lead over the Bulldogs. McQuaid served six straight points for Alabama then after a Samford kill, Fitterer served the Tide to a 22-10 lead before UA closed out the set, 25-13.
UA used another commanding effort in the fourth set, outhitting the Bulldogs .314 to .125, en route to a 25-14 win. Alabama got five kills by Steiner in the set, while Fitterer and McQuaid added three each.
Alabama returns to action on Friday with its 2012 SEC opener against LSU. The match between the Crimson Tide and the Tigers is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m., from Foster Auditorium.
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Mint Green Nokia Lumia 920 shows up, may be launched soon
It's really no secret that Nokia loves colorful smartphones. At least it does since it made the move to Windows Phone as its only smart platform. Nokia's been using color options to differentiate from its rivals, and so far the strategy has worked moderately well. Even if you don't buy Nokia phones, they are all pretty easily recognizable thanks to the usually bold colors.
It's no surprise then that the Finnish company may be looking to add a new color option for the Lumia 920, its current flagship smartphone. This will be green, and the official name for the color may in fact be Mint Green.
We can infer this because the image you see above was posted on Facebook by Nokia's arm in Jordan. Those are mint leaves, so… that's how we drew the conclusion.
The green Lumia 920 looks just as catchy as all the other colorful versions of the device so far. Aside from the classic white and black, we've also seen the Lumia 920 in red, yellow, and grey. And for the summer, Nokia may be prepping a refreshing addition to the roster.
Some phone makers (most notably Samsung) resort to launching new colors for devices as a way to extend the product life cycle, and that could be what's happening here too.


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With Valley's 2012 season in the rear view mirror, we are now focused on the future of lacrosse in Central Iowa. After a successful pilot program last summer, the Central Iowa Lacrosse Association significantly expanded our youth lacrosse program this summer. A generous gift from West Genesse allowed us to equip a greater number of new players than last year. Partnering the Valley Lacrosse Club's long time sponsor, the Walnut Creek YMCA, opened new doors and brought additional resources.
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With everything in place for the 2012 Youth Lacrosse Program, we readied ourselves for the opening night. Check-in tables were set up. Lacrosse equipment distribution stations were arranged. Numerous brand new lacrosse sticks waited on the grass.
Between the various ages groups and both genders, roughly 100 kids signed up for the 2012 Youth Lacrosse Program. The sight was awe-inspiring. Hoards of younglings with lacrosse sticks flooded the fields that Valley spent the spring practicing on. The image was truly greater than anything I could have pictured when I started the Central Iowa Lacrosse Association four years ago.
To help players and parents identify the coaches and staff members, we decided custom shirts were in order. So we contacted the Lacrosse All Stars Lacrosse Shop. The end result was this beauty:


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Do you think I contradict myself when I say, "I don't like chicken much but I sure love chicken wings!"? My husband always says, "where are we without our contradictions..." Surely I have to admit that if I rank order my meats 1-4 it would go in this particular order - fish, beef, pork then chicken. But, Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings is definitely on my top 10 favorites and more than likely the highest ranking chicken dish. Did I already say I.LOVE.CHICKEN.WINGS?
I discovered Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings when I lived in Atlanta. One of my co-workers told me about a hole in a wall that she goes to for wings. Of course I haven't been to Atlanta in at least 4 years so I don't know if the place is still open. It's called The Gourmet Cafe located just off of Cobb Parkway near Marietta Parkway exit on I-75. It's owned by a Korean lady and aside from wings, she sold sandwiches and some Korean and Chinese dishes. For about $6 I could get 10 wings with Fried Rice and a medium drink. For $8 I can get 20 wings.
What did I love about those wings? They had just the right tartness for me and you can definitely taste not only the lemon but also the ground pepper. I also love the right amount of saltiness that came with it and combined with the fried rice that it was served with oh it's the BOMB!!! I've been to places around Tampa and have done my fair share of finding the best Lemon Pepper wings. Heck, even at the ballpark in Nashville, TN I tried the wings but none of the Lemon Pepper Wings even compared close to Gourmet Cafe's version. Either thewings are overpowering with lemon to the point that you get tongue sores after eating 6 of them or there's no lemon taste at all. Needless to say, I'm still on a quest to find the best lemon pepper wings around here. In the meantime, I'll settle for mine by using McCormick's Lemon Pepper seasoning.
You could easily make this fried or baked. I chose the healthier version of baking them. However, with baking, you run the risk of drying out the meat especially with the tiny chicken drumettes. To solve this problem, I brined the wings for about an hour prior to cooking. You don't have to do this but, if you want to you basically just completely soak the wings in a mixture of water, lemon juice, garlic powder and salt. Cover and stick in the fridge for an hour. When you are ready to cook, just drain the water and follow the recipe.
Prep & Cook time: 45 minutes (+1 hour if you brine)
You will need: Cookie sheet and sheet rack
2 lbs drumettes
3 tbsp McCormick's Lemon Pepper seasoning
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
Pre-heat oven to 400 degrees. Spray rack with non-stick spray and place on the cookie sheet. Wash and completely dry wings with paper towel. Transfer to a large bowl. Sprinkle and toss with 2 tbsp of lemon pepper seasoning. Pour flour in a separate dish. Lightly dredge wings in flour and arrange on rack. Cook for 30 minutes total, turning halfway. Immediately transfer to a large bowl and sprinkle and toss with remaining Lemon Pepper seasoning. Serve.
Enjoy this SARAPLICIOUS! dish.
Musings by it's just me... at 10:29 AM
Labels: Appetizers, Main Dish, Poultry, Recipes
7 comments:
- Robert Volk said...
First, YUM!!!! These were so good! And so easy! Second, I googled Lemon Pepper Wings and your site came up #2. That is so awesome for you!
- December 5, 2012 at 8:18 AM
- it's just me... said...
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it.
- December 7, 2012 at 7:45 AM
Great recipe!!!
- March 8, 2013 at 10:36 PM
- Kristel Lauderdale said...
Great recipe!!!!! Perfect wings thank you for this!!!!!
- May 15, 2013 at 3:00 PM
- James Donaldson said...
Just cooked these for my family. Can we say off the hizzle fa shizzle? Side note: i added just a touch of seasoning salt and broiled an additional 10 minutes after baking and OMG! THANKS FOR THE RECIPE!
- November 3, 2013 at 5:25 PM
- Rowena @ Saraplicious! Kitchen said...
Thank you all for trying this recipe! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
- November 6, 2013 at 7:43 AM
Going to try this right now so happy i found this recipe.
- December 10, 2013 at 10:11 PM
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It seems likely that João Barbosa spent some time sleeping on the couch after taking his wife to the office at this years 24 Hours of Daytona. The driver took his lovely wife around Daytona International Speedway in a two-seater Daytona prototype at 300 km/h. Mrs. Barbosa doesn't seem to enjoy the experience all that much. Throughout the duration of six-minute video her high-pitched scream often drowns out the whine of the race car's gearbox. This is almost as much fun as watching racer Riccardo Patrese's wife get angry in the passenger seat of a Honda Civic Type-R a few years ago. Enjoy the video below and remember, don't drive your wife around a racetrack at high speed if you want to to stay out of the doghouse.


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hopefully i'm well hidden from the evil eyes of rhett.
ok, general discussion has been found to be where i am leading the attack, so rhett checks there, now, i will do something that makes rhett think that we will completely stop, but the control center for it all is here, not discussion. continue with the invasion of www.massassi.net discussion forum.
you could tsuj epyt sdrawkcab
Posing as JKII.net guys might be harder than I thought. We can't place their e-mail addresses as our since massassi.net send your passwords to you. Let's just hope they don't try to make sure we're real and just retaliate. I shall pose as rhett.
Save me Geebus! Oh, if you're out there save me Geebus!
sure you can, just change your email in your profile when you register here. http://www.roguesquadron.net/forums/tongue.gif and Rhett is already there so you'll have a hard time immitating him http://www.roguesquadron.net/forums/smile.gif
how about ZeroxScape, you know the moderator! you can find how to spell his name at www.jediknight.net
on second thought don't do that, they send you a new password
How bout Pedro the Hutt? http://www.roguesquadron.net/forums/wink.gif
Save me Geebus! Oh, if you're out there save me Geebus!
I suggest we put the chatroom to good use. We should agree on a time in which to meet in there and discuss our strategies of attack. Since R9 and R15 are more familiar with who is at which board, I suggest they determine who we should pose as. Any time we agree upon must not be after 10PM EST on weekdays (I gotta go to sleep at 10). We must coordinate our attack because if too few of us comes at one time the mods can just ban us before we are able to do much. To the fall of massassi.net, Rogue Squadron shall prevail!!!!!
(I don't know why I'm given these speeches when I can barely spell half of the words.)
Save me Geebus! Oh, if you're out there save me Geebus!
i got a new email account just for them to send me a password! hehe. my name there is wardz (who is also at jediknightii.net)
I may not have enough time some days to go over there and help the invasion, but I shall do what I can.
ANYBODY HERE REMEMBER 128th imperial tie interceptor??!??!?!?!??!!?! HE'S HANGIN OUT AT MASSASSI.NET!!!!!!!!!! his name is 'Death'.
Yes, I remember him, from long ago, in a glaxy far, far away......
If we are going to be impersonating people I guess my massive droid army is going to be of limited use.
Anyways I may not be able to post much longer because of testing but I will get my internet connection acvatend at my place (I've had no use for one durring the school year).
Good luck on the Invason. I will contnue to provide help untill I can't.
no! we need your droid army!!! i said that i was going to be impersonating someone (wardz) heh, i got this person thinking i'm a newbies, it was adun, i asked it to visit me at jediknightii.net too! ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!
you'll also more than likely have your threads closed after about 20 minutes, so post as much topics as possible! http://www.roguesquadron.net/forums/smile.gif
Ouch, that could turn out ugly.....
you do realize that LucasGames being a single group will probably copoperate to track down your IP address and discover your real users. http://www.roguesquadron.net/forums/biggrin.gif
should you wish to visit the pages truly unkown to everyone visit them through http://www.safeweb.com and remember never bother anyone with the name rogue 9 as its likely they have resources you can't anticipate. http://www.roguesquadron.net/forums/biggrin.gif
Those who live by the sword get shot by those who don't.
Since Kurgan isn't at JK.net and JK2.net we should start a forum war between Massassi.net and both JK forums so chaos is everywhere therefore it weakens the morale of both forums and makes us the most powerful Star Wars gaming forum of all. Oh wait there's still XWA. BTW I registered as Pedro the Hutt, I shall provide the spark to bring forth a mighty blaze!
Save me Geebus! Oh, if you're out there save me Geebus!
Here's a link to my thread http://forums.massassi.net/html/Forum1/HTML/014508.html s Help me out, so it looks more authentic.
Save me Geebus! Oh, if you're out there save me Geebus!
bwahahahaha!!! massassi.net isn't on lucasgames!
ice, i can't find your post anywhere! http://www.roguesquadron.net/forums/frown.gif
Dam A-holes deleted it, I shall repost!!!!!
Save me Geebus! Oh, if you're out there save me Geebus!
i have strong loyalties to the XWA forums so limiting your screwing aroud the the serious part of the forum, don't enter the Community Center or I shall be forced to nuke your pitiful Modem's of the Internet. http://www.roguesquadron.net/forums/tongue.gif
I just going to be myself in the Community Center which is worst than me screwing around. Don't worry too much it's fun at XWA. A-holes at Massassi.net closed my topic again! There must be a way to take them down and spark a large forum war.
Save me Geebus! Oh, if you're out there save me Geebus!
Keep Talking like that and Ike will ban you, because he'll be the one that has to go in and delete all of the usless posts
oh c'mon it's funny! you could always start the posting of a lot of pictures.
RE: no! we need your droid army!!!
I sory guys but I'm looking in to another internet conncention at home insted of at school.
But I saw this at JK.net:
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Okay, I've removed all the garbage from this thread. If any of these guys attempt to ruin a thread in the future, just send an email to the JKnet Staff and we'll take it from there, with potentially more serious consequences for any would-be trouble-makers.
If any one wants to use my droid army I'll give you the name and password on the codition you don't change it for when I return.
...I shell return...
rhett is being such a snob!!!!!! oh well, it was fun while it lasted.
Quick, head on over to www.jediknight.net and give vagabond and everybody else who's been giving us trouble the LOWEST RATING, to do this, click on their profile! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
I just rated the mod that took off my stuff on Mulon Rouge, with all my personas (battle droids, droidekas, hologram, my self, R5, and Borg) as a one! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This guy called matt-windu from JKii.net is threating to spam my e mail account. Plese destroy him while I'm away.
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April 25, 2013
Redshirt junior Julian Wruck remains undefeated in the 2013 outdoor season, as he posted a win in the Men's Discus Throw Elite (65.92m/216-3) at UCSD's Triton Invitational Thursday in La Jolla, Calif.
In a field featuring both collegiate and international athletes, Wruck showed once again why he remains the man to beat in the discus throw. While his winning throw was five inches short of his NCAA-leading mark of 66.05m/216-8 (and over a foot shy of his world leading mark 66.32m/217-7), it still measures eight-plus feet further than marks of any his competitors.
Fellow Bruin Matthew Kosecki also joined Wruck in La Jolla, but failed to reach the event finals. He finished 13th overall (56.27m/184-7).
Nebraska's Chad Wright became the nation's second-ranked discus thrower with a second place finish (63.37m/207-11) Thursday, but is still far off Wruck's dominant mark.
Now, the Bruins turn their attention to Saturday, April 27, as they head across town to face USC in their final dual meet of the 2013 season. The m/w hammer throw events of the duals will take place Friday, April 26, at West LA CC, beginning at 2:00 pm. The rest of the men's and women's dual meet events will begin Saturday morning at 11:00 am.


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This hit my desk a little while ago, thought I'd share it with all you Santana fans out there.
The Legacy Edition reissue of Santana's landmark album Supernatural hit stores last week!
The 1999 Grammy award-winning album is being released as a deluxe 2-CD package with a new re-master of the 25 million-selling album, along with a second disc of 11 bonus tracks - 7 of them previously unissued - as well as a 24-page full-color booklet. Supernatural still stands as a monumental release by one of the most influential guitarists in rock history and features collaborations with some of the biggest names in music, such as Rob Thomas, Dave Matthews, Lauryn Hill, Cee-Lo, and Eric Clapton.
Santana has personally offered one Skope reader one copy of the Legacy Edition.
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iPad Air now available
Right on schedule, as announced by Apple during its October 22 event last week, the all-new iPad Air is now available for purchase in no less than 42 countries and territories.
Wondering what those are? Well, aside from the US, we have Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, China (Wi-Fi models only), Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macao (Wi-Fi models only), Macedonia, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Romania, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the UK.
The iPad Air is Apple's thinnest and lightest full-size tablet ever, hence the name. It also has a new design, reminiscent of that seen on the iPad Mini line. This is the first time in full-size iPad history when the front of the device gets a full makeover.
The Air is available in the US starting at $499 for the 16 GB Wi-Fi model, just like all its predecessors before it. Add $100 for doubling that memory size to 32 GB, then another $100 for doubling that to 64 GB, then another $100 for doubling even that to 128 GB.
If you want an iPad Air with cellular connectivity, prices start at $629 with 16 GB of storage, and go up in $100 increments for each doubling of the capacity just like in the case of the Wi-Fi-only version. Obviously, prices in other countries are going to be different – as usual for electronics.


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College Hockey:Hockey East picks – March 28-30
So yes, Dave wins this season. Finally. The old man wasn't even close the last two years and the way he gloated last week you would think he'd won the Lamoriello Cup. I guess once you get old you look for the little things for satisfaction.
Jim last week: 2-1-0
Dave last week: 2-1-0
Jim record-to-date: 113-80-25
Dave record-to-date: 121-72-25
NCAA Northeast Regional at Manchester- Friday/Saturday
Jim's pick: The ESPN broadcast on Sunday may have summed it up right: whomever wins the Massachusetts-Lowell/Wisconsin game may well be the national champ. I don't want to go that far, but I will say win that game, win the region.
Semis: UML 4, Wisco 2; UNH 3, DU 2
Finals: UML 3, UNH 1; UML 3, DU; Wisco 4, UNH 3
Dave's pick: As a Hockey East guy, Lowell's matchup with Wisconsin scares the living daylights out of me. This is one of the few teams in the country that can match, or come close to, the River Hawks' consistency since the first few weeks of the season. I see special teams being the key. As for New Hampshire, it remains to be seen which team will show up, the one from the first half that looked Frozen-Four-bound or the lukewarm edition from the second half.
Semis: UML 2, Wisco 1 (OT); UNH 3, Denver 2
Finals: UML 3, UNH 2; UML 3, Denver 2; Wisco 2, UNH 1
NCAA East Regional at Providence – Saturday/Sunday
Jim's pick: BC's tournament history is reason alone to pick the Eagles. Though I think the first-round matchup vs. Union is a very difficult one, winning the regional final, if they get there, is a cake walk.
Semis: BC 3, Union 2
Finals: BC 4, Quinnipiac 1; BC 5, Canisius 2
Dave's pick: I consider this to be the most vulnerable Eagles team in years. The defense was appalling with all the breakaways given up to Boston University in their semifinal loss, and depth is a problem. Parker Milner hasn't been the dominating force he was last year, primarily because the defense hasn't compared to past years. But I can't see any team in this bracket knocking them out.
Semis: BC 4, Union 2
Finals: BC 3, Quinnipiac 1; BC 4 Canisius 1
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Michael Clayton is an in-house "fixer" at one of the largest corporate law firms in New York. A former criminal prosecutor, Clayton takes care of Kenner, Bach & Ledeen's dirtiest work at the behest of the firm's co-founder Marty Bach. Though burned out and hardly content with his job as a fixer, his divorce, a failed business venture and mounting debt have left Clayton inextricably tied to the firm. At U/North, meanwhile, the career of litigator Karen Crowder rests on the multi-million dollar settlement of a class action suit that Clayton's firm is leading to a seemingly successful conclusion. But, when Kenner Bach's brilliant and guilt-ridden attorney Arthur Edens sabotages the U/North case, Clayton faces the biggest challenge of his career and his life.
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text: MRes Film Studies OverviewCourse detailsLearning and teachingEmployabilityStudent life Giving you a critical and evaluative understanding of film within an interdisciplinary context, this programme encourages you to understand the role of film and cinema within a range of socio-cultural arenas. Forging the links between film theory and film practices, cultural politics and state or foreign policy, it will also allow you to assess the notion of film as a social process engaging with issues of representation, production and consumption. Hana Lewis "My degree prepared me for practice in many ways, including the ability to think critically and strategically. This is important in my current role where multiple projects run concurrently and I am required to make objective decisions about creative, critical and cultural filmmaking projects." Course details The programme is modular and offers a structured approach that includes taught core and optional modules such as Cold War Film, Death and the Moving Image, and Postcolonial Film. Alongside this you will undertake training in research skills, culminating in an independently researched 20,000-word thesis. You will gain a firm grounding in different approaches to the analysis of film, a broad knowledge of the history of cinema and developments in film theory, and the ability to evaluate these in relation to films and film cultures. Why study this course You'll also automatically become a member of - and contribute to - B-Film: The Birmingham Centre for Film Studies. This multidisciplinary hub for research activities on film at the University coordinates various events like visiting speakers, film screenings and international conferences. We have internationally-recognised research expertise in the fields of European, American and World Cinema, film theory, ethics and aesthetics, queer theory, television studies, children's media, film and television authorship, performance and audience studies, documentary, digital media, social action filmmaking, film festivals, film production and screenwriting. The Department brings together the expertise of our Film Studies and Creative Writing staff, opening up exciting new opportunities for postgraduates to benefit from synergies between the two fields. We enjoy excellent collaborative relationships with professional partners in film, television, theatre, literature and new media. Modules You will complete the following compulsory taught module: Research Skills This module aims to develop your skills in research practices, including preparation and presentation of dissertations and theses. It supports the research planning for your dissertation/thesis. By the end of the module you should be able to: Understand the requirement to construct a methodological framework for your topic Conduct web-based research Construct a bibliography and use a recognised style guide in citations Identify and analyse primary and secondary sources Demonstrate ability to present a detailed analysis of one text or idea as a case study You will then select two optional modules, before the completion of a 20,000 word dissertation. Optional modules include: Cold War Film This module aims to examine films of the Cold War era c.1946-1965 and develop your skills in both film theory, and film history. It examines the political and economic context of the production of film, looking at issues such as political control via McCarthyism and the HUAC, and the economic demands that directed and constrained film production. You will then examine a series of films, in order to assess the extent to which film reflected or engaged with social, cultural and political debates of the time. Death and the Moving Image This module investigates the representation of death, and its surrounding debates, across a range of genres and aesthetic practices, to position it within a socio-cultural, historical, and critical context. Through consideration of the various forms and functions of the spectre of death, or of cinematic death itself, it explores their relationship to narrative, ideology and spectatorship. Postcolonial Film This module offers students the opportunity to study postcolonial film from different historical and national contexts and via a range of geopolitical and technological shifts. It will explore the changing relationship between colonialism/imperialism and film through the course of the twentieth century and beyond. The module begins by interrogating cinemas of and as Empire with an emphasis upon Anglo-American history, its 'imperial gaze' and neo-colonial Hollywood. It moves on to explore various case studies of colonial, de-colonial or anti-colonial film (for example, Indian cinema, Third Cinema and Palestinian film) and to consider key related themes such as questions of diaspora (via Accented cinema) and of 'human rights' (via specialist film festivals and online activist video). Contemporary American and European Cinema: Dialogues and Discourses Twenty-first century cinema is as subject to global transformations as it is to regional tensions and is characterised by the relationship between the two. Few films, if any, are made in isolation for specific and exclusive audiences, but enter into discourses and dialogues with films and audiences from a great many elsewheres thanks to global distribution strategies, the Internet, and a voracious exchange of influences and legacies at many levels of production, distribution and reception. Beginning with Dogme '95, the last great film movement of the twentieth century, which also marked the 100th birthday of cinema, this module explores the range and impact of filmmaking in America and Europe in the last twenty years. Ranging from mainstream movies (e.g. the original Bourne trilogy, Inception, The Lives of Others, The Red Squirrel, Gravity) to art-house cinema (e.g. 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days, Hidden, Before Sunset, Frances Ha), from experimental films (e.g. The Idiots, En la ciudad de Sylvia, Quiet City, 5x2, Waking Life) to the white noise of the Internet (Lonely Girl, Manic Pixie Dream Girl and many short films and 'anonymous' examples), while erasing the boundaries between each, this module seeks to contextualise, structure and examine the dialogues and discourses that make up contemporary cinema. It concludes with an appraisal of contemporary American and European cinema from many angles and incorporates investigation into numerous new ways of understanding, producing and watching films. Related staff Dr Michele AaronDr James Walters Fees and funding We charge an annual tuition fee. Fees for 2016/17: Home / EU £4,121 full-time; £2,061 part-time Overseas: £13,680 full-time The above fee quoted is for one year only; for those studying over two or more years, tuition fees will also be payable in subsequent years of your programme. Eligibility for Home/EU or Overseas fees can be verified with Admissions. Learn more about fees for international students. Tuition fees can either be paid in full or by instalments. Learn more about postgraduate tuition fees and funding. Scholarships and studentships Scholarships to cover fees and/or maintenance costs may be available. To discover whether you are eligible for any award across the University, and to start your funding application, please visit the University's Postgraduate Funding Database. International students can often gain funding through overseas research scholarships, Commonwealth scholarships or their home government. 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Making your application When clicking on the Apply Now button you will be directed to an application specifically designed for the programme you wish to apply for where you will create an account with the University application system and submit your application and supporting documents online. Further information regarding how to apply online can be found on the How to apply pagesApply now OverviewLearning and teaching Within the Department of Film and Creative Writing, we provide a supportive and friendly environment for pursuing high quality postgraduate study. You will also become part of, and contribute to, the vibrant international community of the College of Arts and Law Graduate School, which offers dedicated research resources and a supportive working environment. Our team of academic and operational staff are on hand to offer support and advice to all postgraduate students within the College. Research interests of staff You'll also automatically become a member of - and contribute to - B-Film: The Birmingham Centre for Film Studies. This multidisciplinary hub for research activities on film at the University coordinates various events like visiting speakers, film screenings and international conferences. Related research B-Film Course detailsEmployability The University has been recognised for its impressive graduate employment, being named 'University of the Year for Graduate Employment' in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2016. In addition, the global edition of The New York Times has ranked the University 60th in the world and 9th in UK for post-qualification employability. The rankings illustrate the top 150 universities most frequently selected by global employers and are the result of a survey by French consulting firm Emerging and German consulting firm Trendence. 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Program InformationSeries: A Moment in Time
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Year Produced: 2010
In the 1970s and 1980s, democracy in Spain found an unlikely champion. King Juan Carlos I had been groomed by Francisco Franco to extend the power of conservative military rule. Big mistake.
A Moment in Time is a brief, exciting and compelling journey into the past. Created to excite and enlighten the public about the past, its relevance to the present and its impact on the future, A Moment In Time is a captivating historical narrative that is currently broadcast worldwide.For more information visit: http://amomentintime.com
Lead: In the 1970s and 1980s, democracy in Spain found an unlikely champion. King Juan Carlos I had been groomed by Francisco Franco to extend the power of conservative military rule. Big mistake.
Intro: A Moment In Time with Dan Roberts.
Content: In the terrible aftermath of the Spanish Civil War, Generalissimo Francisco Franco grasped and vigorously held power in Spain until his death in 1975. He began in the late 1940s, however, to plan for the restoration of the monarchy to succeed his rule. Well, even dictators die, and Franco had to have some system in place that he believed would honor the sentiments of the army and the nationalists who had won the civil war. Franco's problem was that the designated heir to the Spanish crown was Don Juan, son of King Alfonso XIII whose abdication in 1931 paved the way for the Spanish Republic, which Franco deposed in the Civil War. Don Juan, exiled for the most part in Rome, held relatively liberal views and was vehemently opposed to Franco's repressive regime.
To insure a sympathetic transition, Franco jumped generations, designated Don Juan's son, 10-year-old Juan Carlos, as his successor and in 1948 invited the boy home for grooming. His education, complete with handpicked tutors, schools and classmates, was specially designed to indoctrinate him as an appropriate heir to the reactionary, conservative tradition of Franco. The old man watched very carefully and, finally satisfied that the young man would continue military rule, offered him the crown in 1969. When the dictator died in 1975, Juan Carlos became king. He was 37 years old, had attended three military service academies, and was intimately associated with the class of army and civilian leaders who surrounded the aging Franco in his last years. Which way would he lead the Spaniards?
Next time: The Unlikely Democrat.
The producer of A Moment In Time is Steve Clark. At the University of Richmond, this is Dan Roberts.
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Welcome to the Department of Theatre & Dance
Our department is a collaborative, multidisciplinary department. We are dedicated to the promotion, development, production and appreciation of both theatre and dance through the integration of teaching, creative work and research, and service. Our program trains well-rounded students in a variety of areas of performance, production, and education.
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Post the Constitution Day
I wish that there was a more appropriate day before February 5—Super Tuesday—to do this. The day prior, February 4, seems to be the best.
I want to urge all of my readers to spread this word to all of their readers and as much of the Internet as possible.
On this day, Monday, February 4, let we, the bloggers, columnists, and fellow citizens of the United States of America, remind our readers of the contents of the United States Constitution, the document which is the highest law of the land and the document which the every president swears to preserve, protect, and defend. Let us do this by posting the entire contents of the Constitution to our blogs and any other public forum which allows us to do so. Readers may then read the entire document, something which takes no more than fifteen minutes. It may be the first time some readers have ever read the Constitution.
We do this to remind American citizens of the Constitutional responsibilities of the President of the United States and the responsibility of all other persons to hold the President accountable for his or her promise. We do this also to remind American citizens that any Presidential candidate unwilling to swear to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution before being elected and unabashedly profess his or her will to adhere to the Constitution as close as possible is not a viable, capable, and suitable person worthy of the office of the President of the United States of America.
On this day, Monday, February 4, we post the entirety of the United States Constitution, herein contained.
I'm working on a decently postable HTML version based on the transcriptions provided by the National Archive:
It will be available at http://www.cad.cx/docs/constitution.html before the end of the night, Feb 1. In the event you'd rather post a version from a more official source (is there one?) or don't trust me, then please, by all means, find another way to post the entirety of the Constitution to your blog and forums.
Update: My formatted version is posted at the URL above. If someone wants to make a BB code version, I'll host it or link to it.
Update 2: I put a version without any newlines in it at http://www.cad.cx/docs/constitution-nonl.html.
Update 3: Here's what I did: I post in HTML mode in my blog. I copied an pasted from the post page the bold block. Then, I went to http://www.cad.cx/docs/constitution-nonl.html and viewed the source, Ctrl+A to select all, then pasted that into the blog post. I put a short message in small and strong tags at the top saying, "Kopimi. Please post this article wherever you are able." Linking back to me is not necessary, but a trackback would be nice so I can see who all did it. If you are unsure of what to do yet, wait until midnight EST—that's when my post will go live and you can simply copy it. I'm still looking for someone with strong regexp-fu than I to make a proper BBcode version of the post. I tried, but I can only get a few elements with my skills.


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Stig Bousgaard Mortensen
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|M.Sc.Eng. - Technical University of Denmark
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|High School - Suak Centre High School, Minnesota, USA
|1994 - 1999
|High School - Langkær Gymnasium, Århus, Denmark
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|Ph.D. student (IMM) - Technical University of Denmark, Informatics and Mathematical Modelling.
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|Military Service - Dronningens Livregiment, Ålborg, Denmark
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Enrolled at Canterbury University in the fall of 2003 to complete the bachelor project (midtvejsprojekt) in collaboration with Prof. R. Millane at the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department.
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Markov and mixed models with applications
Publication: Research › Ph.D. thesis – Annual report year: 2010
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Population stochastic modelling (PSM)-An R package for mixed-effects models based on stochastic differential equations
Publication: Research - peer-review › Journal article – Annual report year: 2009
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Introduction to PK/PD modelling - with focus on PK and stochastic differential equations
Publication: Research - peer-review › Report – Annual report year: 2008
Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine
ISSNs: 0169-2607, 0169-2607
Additional searchable ISSN (Electronic): 1872-7565
Elsevier Ireland Ltd, Ireland
BFI (2015): BFI-level 1, ISI indexed (2013): ISI indexed yes
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Journal of Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics
ISSNs: 1567-567X
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Springer New York LLC, United States
BFI (2015): BFI-level 1, ISI indexed (2013): ISI indexed yes
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Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
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Ahhhhhh Hot in the Arm is a pictorial review of Land of Spirit 2010, Franklin County's Folk Life Play. It highlights storytellers, cast and crew members in 344 Photographs, 120 pages of full color in a hard back edition.
Dr. Hulsey was born and reared in Lavonia, Georgia. She married her high school sweetheart Kenneth Hulsey in 1963. She earned her doctorate from the University of Georgia and spent 30 years in the field of Technical Education. Since retiring from her positon as a Technical College President, they have returned to their hometown of Lavonia. Dr. Hulsey is active in community volunteer work and in her spare time she enjoys photography and gardening. She says, "Publishing books on Blurb.com is fun and it's exciting to see your photographs published even if they are of amateur status. " My books are books of love - for people, my community, and my family.
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Negative self-talk is such an easy habit to fall into that if can become a harmful standard operating procedure for your thinking patterns.
Whatever type of self-sabotaging flavor you choose to engage in, the fact is, it's destructive to self-esteem, confidence and happiness.
"Rethinking the way we think to overcome this damaging self-chatter in our thoughts is critical to make the most of a happy life," said life coach Jack Dennis with My Action Potential (MAP) at a recent seminar on happiness and life energy in San Antonio, Texas.
"Negative self-talk is an erosion of who you truly are and with each unsuccessful effort, you prove to yourself that you can't or should do the things you want," explained Dennis.
"It doesn't take long before you start spiraling down into a perpetual whirlpool of frustration, anger and discouragement with yourself," Dennis added. "Then you are trapped, unless you can break free."
What's the solution?
The best results come from changing the way we think about stress, problems and worries, according to Dennis, who adds this advice:
Our beliefs can drastically change how we react to things and what emotions we have. If we actually believe we can't do something, the odds are we won't. Changing our beliefs can transform the outcome.
If our belief is that our failures, stresses and worries are something we can use as a tool to learn from and achieve something, we increase the probabilities for success. By turning our thinking around, by "reframing" or using these obstacles and concerns to our advantage, we can fundamentally react and improve toward more positive results.
Live in the moment instead of dwelling on problems are being stuck in the past.
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