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Regular readers know that I'm no fan of Pope Benedict XVI. Still, his ability to be colossally out of touch created many deliciously cringe-inducing awkward moments. I wanted to share with all of you my favorite such moment, from a papal audience in 2010 in which shirtless male acrobats performed for His Holiness.
Remember this? If so, enjoy a refresher. If not, you're in for a treat:
If that isn't a psychology dissertation waiting to happen, I don't know what is. 😉
I'll end by sharing a photo I snapped of Pope Benedict on November 25, 2009, when Michael and I attended a papal audience in Vatican City at the Paul VI Audience Hall. No, there were no shirtless acrobats present that day. Yes, we were both very sad about that.

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- 5-1/2 pounds apples, peeled and finely chopped
- 4 cups sugar
- 2 to 3 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Place apples in a 3-qt. slow cooker. Combine sugar, cinnamon, cloves and salt; pour over apples and mix well. Cover and cook on high for 1 hour.
- Reduce heat to low; cover and cook for 9-11 hours or until thickened and dark brown, stirring occasionally (stir more frequently as it thickens to prevent sticking).
- Uncover and cook on low 1 hour longer. If desired, stir with a wire whisk until smooth. Spoon into freezer containers, leaving 1/2-in. headspace. Cover and refrigerate or freeze. Yield: 4 pints.
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"Very easy recipe which you can adjust to your own taste . I used a mixture of sweet apples and Granny Smiths and cut the sugar in half. Also added ginger and nutmeg as we like these spices. Once apples are peeled and chopped , it cooks itself with just an occasional stir! Mash with a potato masher at the end, sterilize some jars ( put jars in a cold oven and set to 150 *) and use to fill for a nice small gift of the season."
"Good recipe but....... Not all apple contain the same amount of sugar.Same varietyapples can very in sugar content from tree to tree. I like golden delicious apples whichwith all the sugar called for would make it way to sweet. The cook time will allow youto add sugar as needed instead of all at once. I also like to cool my jelly, jams anbutters before I taste and decide it's right to can. I cool over night, taste it thenreheat to can it when I have time to can. A day or five wont hurt it to sit in the fridgeuntil I have the time to can it. Heating without a lid takes care of any liquid that collects.The longer you cook apples the creamier it can get. Never add water to apples useapple juice to aid in cooking longer for that creamier almost silky feel.It ups the flavor too.If you freeze apples and don't eat them in a year.... Cook with a little apple juice andmake apple sauce or apple butter. The freeze dry affect makes for a stronger appleflavor."
"OK, first the dumb confession. And then the question. So I got up at 4 am to stir the apples. I tasted the apple butter and thought it was pretty good, but, a little more cinnamon would make it even better. So, I put another teaspoon in it. In the morning I jarred it up before I left for work, but left a little in a container so I could taste it when I got home. Rushed home and took a nice spoonful. And then I realized it was spicy hot! Couldn't be the cloves I thought. But, maybe the extra spoon of cinnamon made it spicy. I couldn't figure it out until I looked at the "cinnamon" container. It was Cayenne Pepper. Hey, at 4 am it all looks the same!!OK, so here is my question. It came out a little on the watery side. Is there a way to cut down on this and make it a little thicker? I used 2 1/2 cups sugar because I am using Gala apples. And this time, I have the cinnamon with a rubber band around it so I know I have the right one!!"
"I make this every year.But I actually weigh my apples after i peel and core them.Then I put in 6 qt. crock pot. It fills it up pretty good.I use whatever apples I have and it turns out great every time. I don't even eat apple butter but I like to give it to my friends and they rave about it. I save all my empty butter tubs thru out the year and put it in them so no one has to return any containers."
"Excellent recipe I've used for years; however, you MUST know your apples before preparing! If you're using a Honeycrisp, Gala or similar, they have a very high sugar and moisture content which will turn this into apple soup. You have to cut the sugar in half or add a thickener. A cooking apple such as Granny Smith will give a much different apple butter. If you don't know anything about apples, please Google whatever type you purchased before making this recipe. In fact, do this before using apples in ANY recipe!"


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I received a lot of mail from players who are stuggling on crowded servers with lots of people 'ruining' markets. I made this post to show you how to sell your items even with people cornering markets and creating monopolies on established servers or just flooding your favorite markets with underpriced goods.
My favorite way to post on the auction house is lightning quick with relatively few items of any one type. I like to call it Aspect of the Auction House Viper: A kingsblood here, a frozen orb there, a stack of meat for half price, etc. I wait until the time is right and then I don't flood, but rather post a small amount of the item in question.
Patience is the key.
Most auctioneers who try to corner their market won't even know that I sold several items in their niche on any given day.
There are other ways to play the auction house and I've employed them when the time was right, but Aspect of the Viper is the best way to play if you'd like to consistently make hundreds of gold per day.
Auctioneer makes playing quick and small easy as well as fun and I highly recommend it for anyone still teetering on downloading this awesome addon.
Here's a link to download auctioneer.
How successful/unsuccessful has this strategy been for you (if you enployed it)?
I received a lot of mail from players who are stuggling on crowded servers with lots of people 'ruining' markets. I made this post to show you how to sell your items even with people cornering markets and creating monopolies on established servers or just flooding your favorite markets with underpriced goods.
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spacedrabbit said... March 12, 2009 at 9:27 AM
i've done this recently, due to all of the accumulated stuff I had in my banks. i was really just interested in getting rid of all the stuff and not having to see it back in my mailbox in two days. needless to say i saw a return of ~300g in the first 30 minutes.
I didnt price things too much lower than the lowest bid.. maybe 1-2g for cheaper items and 5-10g for more expensive ones. if i knew a particular item sold well, however, i priced it somewhere between the lowest and highest prices.
but if i was the only one posting a particular item that sold well, i was sure to tack on an "exclusivity" tax. :)
Bill said... March 12, 2009 at 9:30 AM
Auctions do expire. Although flooders will repost, I always make sure I have reasonable priced goods for sale for that lull when their goods are down.
Darraxus said... March 12, 2009 at 9:59 AM
I have been making some good money while leveling my inscription by looking at what glyphs are going for a nice amount, and how many there are on the market. If there are too many at low prices, I hold them until the others are bought up then post mine. Easily making a few hundred gold a day for like 15 minutes of leveling inscription.
2B said... March 12, 2009 at 6:36 PM
The problem I have run into most recently is a self righteous moron, who likes to price their product en masse at 50g a pop while I, and everyone else who sells the item, posts at 85g+. I had to say something to her, because she was driving the market into the ground (price ended up below 20g one day). Her response was along the lines of "I post my product lower to drive away idiots like you with tons of gold looking to rip people off, and besides I still make a 25g profit."
How do I deal with this situation, because she has a lot of product, and shows no sign of smartening up. I do manage to slip in the occasional auction when her's are down, but I no longer have the market I once did because of her. I mean honestly, who crafts and sells a large amount of product without the intent of making gold? Then, why would you feel the need to kill the market and ruin profits for everyone? I don't get it.
Althalas said... March 12, 2009 at 7:06 PM
2B you are the one mistaken I think. That person is able to craft the item and still make gold. Thier system is better than yours.
For example I can sell Infinite dust for 50G a stack and still make money. Why? I have a guildie feeding me mats. He sells to me at a fixed rate, that way i make more per sale.
Never forget that someone may have found a better way. And if that is the case, they are beating YOU and you need to either adapt or find a new market.
2B said... March 12, 2009 at 8:45 PM
I think I forgot to mention that 85g+ IS the market value for these items and has been for well over 2 months. Then, this person came along and started posting 10x of the item at 50g.
The market is not dictating this new prices she has set, as it always reverts when she stops posting, but when she does post she runs it into the ground.
Anonymous said... March 12, 2009 at 9:11 PM
Yeah, I bet ALL of her auctions are selling too. Think about that for a second.
I struggle in figuring out what to buy for resale. Do you have any suggestions on what types of items to look for? I mean, saying 'trade goods' is a bit general. Should I be trying for low level materials, or Northrend mats for example?
Markco said... March 12, 2009 at 9:25 PM
Focus on one white at a time and try to master snatching during low price times and reselling during prime time.
Any level item is worthwhile, as long as the player base has a need for it. That's why almost every northrend item is valuable, a large group of players are buying these items. Twinks like certain items, leveling characters want certain items, profession levelers and so on.
Experience is the best thing for you to work on so start small and slowly increase what types of items you buy out.
Anonymous said... March 13, 2009 at 12:13 AM
Why not just buy out her underpriced auctions and repost them? If they really are that much under the market, then you can make some more cash off of her bullheadedness. Or maybe you can contact her again and say that you'd be happy to buy as many of them COD as she can send you. Win-win in that case.
Just a thought.
Beryllos said... March 13, 2009 at 8:55 AM
This may not be the best news 2B but remember the market price is what people are buying the goods at, not what you used to sell them for. If someone else has tanked the price with a consistent supply of cheaper goods the market price goes down. If they are unwilling to change their price you either have to cut yours, wait until they stop selling, or perhaps find something else to sell.
Currently my glyph business looks like its hitting a point like this. A large glyph seller on my server sells a lot of minors, and pretty much every other glyph without a lot of competition, for 18 gold. I used to comfortably undercut him around 15 with 1 or 2 so he never really saw me competiting heavily with him. Now we have someone else posting these glyphs for 8 gold. 8 gold is still a bit above mat price, and I have watched this person repost sold auctions within a very short timeframe. If they stay in the glyph market I'm going to end up having to seriously drop my glyph selling price to beat theirs, and I may watch at least a few of my glyphs become unprofitable.
2B said... March 13, 2009 at 10:09 AM
I have to say, I don't quite understand. If they sell for my price for two months, she comes along and tanks it for a few days, but then they go back to selling at my price for a while, what exactly does that mean? It seems to me that her price is like a "sale" at an electronics store, we all know it's a great deal, but that it won't stay that way forever. I don't know, maybe I've just confused myself.
Anonymous said... March 15, 2009 at 11:11 AM
In my short experience of the AH, winging about undercutters is the dumbest thing you can do.
As other people have said here, you need to deal with it 2B. Diversify, undercut her, whatever, just don't waste your time wingeing about it because ultimately you as a seller have little control over market value.
Anonymous said... March 15, 2009 at 3:12 PM
Undercutters are like guildie poachers: We all hate them, but so long as people are buying what they're selling, there's nothing you can do about them.
Remember that market price is a function of supply as well as demand. If your demand remains constant but supply explodes (as it does when your competitor posts,) then market price is going right into the toilet and staying there.
Your best bet is to co-opt your competitor, as Kiseki suggested.
Anelf said... March 15, 2009 at 4:03 PM
I totally agree with the scatter fire approach to auctioneering. Here are some (not all) of the techniques I use for AH posts:
- If you have a lot of something, sell it a bit at a time. Its not a problem if everyone starts to undercut your two posts, but it is if you have 20 posts at the same price. Also, posting a lot of something gives the buyer the impression there's a big supply and he may wait to see if the price to drop.
- Some items tend to be cheaper on the weekends, some on weekdays - learn your markets.
- If the price of something is really low one day, then wait. E.g. on my server, mageweave varies between 5g and 10g a stack. I wait until its close to 10g and post at ~8g.
- Check which is selling for more - raw materials or processed (e.g. ore vs bars).
- If everyone else has posted stupidly high prices for an item, you can raise your price but still undercut. When people need stuff, they will buy it at inflated prices.
- Level your alts as gatherers. Leveling manufacturing professions will generally cost you money - not make it. Skinning is easy (the leather nodes magically appear as you kill stuff), and ore from mining is a fantastic money maker. (The herbalism bubble has burst now everyone is getting bored with Inscription).
And I have to say this @2b - Your 'self-righteous moron' is making 25g/stack profit and her stuff is being bought as quickly as she can post it. Meanwhile your stuff is sitting there making her posts look cheap. You really need to think hard about who is being the 'self-righteous moron' in this situation. I'd suggest that its not the person who's making a big profit by undercutting their competitor.
Anonymous said... March 15, 2009 at 5:46 PM
Also Depends on the market and server. If your on a "Full" server, stuff like frostweave cloth sells crazy good/fast. I invest a large amount(500) in existing "green"(see auctioneer)priced Frostweave(<=7G)and sell it at 7.87 with a 12 hr timeframe overnight when I log. When I relog in the morning, its always all sold, and I get 75-150 gold profit.
Now this isnt every night, and sometimes the price will fluxuate, but its gold from nowhere while im sleeping.
Just make sure to stay in "yellow" when reselling, and only to buy "green". Also only works with stuff that sells REALLY fast.
Also good to wait a week or so for auctioneer to gather data over time. Friend of mine got screwed over by that.
Anonymous said... March 15, 2009 at 10:11 PM
Contrary to your advice using auctioneer is dopey. It's easy to see someone who is using auctioneer because they undercut by a fixed percentage. If you set prices manually you can undercut by 5 silver (or even 1) instead of the 2-3 gold that auctioneer typically suggests.
As for people undercutting by huge amounts, for the markets I am confident I understand yes I do by all their goods and sell them at the "correct" price. Sometimes I'll even send them a thank you note.
Anonymous said... March 17, 2009 at 12:27 PM
"the market price is what people are willing to buy the goods at"
"And I have to say this @2b - Your 'self-righteous moron' is making 25g/stack profit and her stuff is being bought as quickly as she can post it."
Yes, by people that know what they're doing, and making an additional 35g off of those same items
Accepting a 25g profit when a 55g profit is achievable is ignorant, not smart.
Anonymous said... April 6, 2009 at 5:48 PM
@2b: I cannot believe you do not see the obvious oppertunity this "moron" is handing you on a silver platter. Buy EVERYTHING she posts. All of it bar none. Then repost it all for 75g. You still make a huge profit and would then be the lowest price on whatever you are selling. You basically take her spot as the righteous moron with cheap stock and great profit.
Anonymous said... April 6, 2009 at 5:50 PM
@2b (In continuation from above) If you do not think that underselling is appropriate then buy her stock out and sell it at your markets prices making even more profit just at a slower pace.
Anonymous said... May 14, 2009 at 5:44 AM
@2B - You should only be worried if her supply is large and consistent enough to drive the prices down so much and flood the AH so much that it stays there for extended periods of time, 2 weeks+.
Back in vanilla wow when I was raiding and bored I used to do this. But I only traded 2 items. major healing potions and major mana potions. Anything less than 5g I will buy them up and sell them at 8g - 10g. I kept doing that. On days in which people post cheap pots, I just clean them up. And repost the pots, taking clear not to flood the market and make it seem scarce.
Chinese farmers were flooding it but I bought out consistently until 1 fine day I ran out of bank space. And the AH was flooded so much it stay at 3.75g region. I waited and waited thinking that, my investment probably went south.
I think I waited 1 month or so, and prices returned to normal and I sold everything.
Conclusion, just buy her out. You spend less time buying mats to craft stuff, make a little less profit but you still control the demand since you are the one buying her out.
(5g was a big deal back at lv 60)
Anonymous said... July 6, 2009 at 12:05 PM
regarding undercutters... i have one that tried to muscle in on my mechanical toads. the price was at 125bid/150 buy before he came along and sold regularly. we got into an undercutting war, i tried talking to him about setting a price, and he didnt want to hear it. so i just let all mine expire, he reposted at a higher price since he was the only seller, and i just matched his price. he can undercut all he wants, but i wont do it back and lower my profit.
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"If you go in half-hearted then that's when you really can get injured. I get paid by Chelsea to play and I'm going to do that to the best of my ability.... And that will continue for years to come, to keep dominating English football and keep winning the Premiership."
- John Terry
John Terry is the club captain of Chelsea FC, who was stripped of the England captaincy after details of an extra-marital affair emerged in the tabloid press in February 2010. With two Premier League medals, two FA Cups and two League Cups to his name, John Terry is consistently named as one of the best defenders in the world.
Lo and behold, this reputation came to resurface in January 2010, when it emerged that Terry had been involved in an affair with the (now) ex-girlfriend of his good friend and former Chelsea teammate, Wayne Bridge.
Under Steve McLaren, John Terry was made captain of the England side that failed to qualify for Euro 2008. However, new England boss Fabio Capello retained him in the role, and Terry, who was the first ever senior-level England player to score at the new Wembley Stadium, led the team to qualification for the 2010 World Cup finals in South Africa.
John Terry BiographyJohn Terry was born on December 7th, 1980, in Barking, London and has an older brother Paul, who is also a professional footballer and currently plays for Leyton Orient.
John Terry at ChelseaJohn Terry joined the Chelsea youth programme at 14. Though he was earmarked for a role in midfield, he eventually settled into his current position after in became apparent that there was a shortage of centre-backs at the club. He eventually made his senior debut in the League Cup in 1998 as a late substitute against Aston Villa. He made a handful of appearances for Chelsea over the next two seasons before being loaned briefly to Nottingham Forest in 2000 for more first team experience.
Terry then established himself as a regular at Chelsea in the 2000/01 season, making 23 starts and being voted the Chelsea Player of the Year. He cemented his position as a fan's favourite thanks to his no-nonsense displays in the centre of defence alongside Marcel Desailly. John was named as team captain for the first time in the following season, which saw Chelsea go all the way to the FA Cup final, before losing to Arsenal 2-0, however Terry was only to play a minor role in the final due to being laid up by a virus.
The 2003/04 Premier League season would see John Terry named regularly as stand-in skipper, by Chelsea boss Claudio Ranieri, in Marcel Desailly's absence and he began to form a strong defensive partnership with French international William Gallas. With Roman Abramovich now funding Chelsea, high demands were made of the team, and Jose Mourinho was drafted in to replace Ranieri in the quest for domestic and European glory. Mourinho was a huge fan of Terry's tough defending, and handed him the captain's armband in the wake of Marcel Desailly's retirement.
Back-to-back Premiership titlesSeasons 2004/05 and 2005/06 would prove to be a high point for John Terry as he led Chelsea to two successive Premiership titles under the tutelage of "The Special One", Jose Mourinho. His side broke records, with more clean sheets and more points accrued than any other side in the Premier League ever, and they set the incredible standard by which all future Chelsea bosses and sides would be judged. With John Terry providing bullet proof cover in defence alongside Gallas (and later on Ricardo Carvalho), Stamford Bridge became a fortress in which Chelsea remained undefeated in the league at home for an incredible 86 matches, spanning four and a half years, until a 1-0 defeat to Liverpool in 2008.
John Terry was named PFA Player of the Year for the 2005/06 season, which also saw him lift the League Cup for Chelsea. The 2006/07 season would see Manchester United return to dominate the English league, and John Terry suffered with back problems, leaving Chelsea exposed in defence and leading to a dip in form for the side.
He returned from an ankle injury for the 2007 League Cup final, but was knocked unconscious in a mistimed challenge on Arsenal's Abou Diaby, which led to him missing the rest of the game, which Chelsea won 2-1. Terry returned to lead Chelsea to the Champions League semi-final stage, where they were knocked out by Liverpool, but Chelsea would go on to win the FA Cup in the first final held at the newly-built Wembley.
John Terry in the Champions League finalThe 2007/08 season would be one to remember for John Terry -- but not for all the right reasons. He signed a new contract at Chelsea in 2007, earning him a reported £135k a week and making him the highest paid player in the Premiership (at the time). Unfortunately he suffered a broken foot and was out for nearly three months, before returning to captain Chelsea in the League Cup final against Tottenham in 2008, which they eventually lost 2-1.
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Chelsea ended the Premier League season just two points behind Manchester United, who they would go on to face in the final of the Champions League in Moscow, after seeing off Liverpool in the semis. John Terry put in a typically lion-hearted performance in the Luzhniki stadium, and the game ended 1-1 after extra time, taking the final to penalties. With the penalty score standing at 4-4, John Terry stepped up to take the decisive penalty which could win the game for Chelsea. Unfortunately for him, he slipped on his left foot as he prepared to shoot, meaning his shot was mis-hit and, despite sending the keeper the wrong way, his penalty pinged harmlessly off the post, taking the penalties into sudden death mode, which Chelsea lost. Terry was distraught and was pictured weeping openly at the end of the game. He was named Best Defender at the UEFA Club Awards, and was named in UEFA's team of the year for the season.
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PULLMAN, Wash. - Washington State University men's basketball scored the first 27 points to the start the game as it defeated Sacramento State, 84-36, Tuesday at Beasley Coliseum.
The Cougars (5-0) used a well-balanced effort to defeat the Hornets (2-4), as 11 of the 12 players to see the court for WSU scored. Junior Klay Thompson led all scorers with 16 points, adding five assists. He was joined in double figures by sophomore Brock Motum with 11 points and junior Faisal Aden also with 11. Motum was a perfect 5-for-5 from the field and is now 22-for-26 (.846) on the season.
Washington State's first points came from Motum 30 seconds into the game. Eight of the Cougars' first 10 baskets were made by seven different players, as Aden and Motum had multiple baskets in the first seven minutes of action. Sacramento State missed its first 12 shots and committed seven turnovers in the first 9:57 before Antoine Proctor snapped the drought with a layup at the 10:03 mark.
The Hornets were held to just 17 points in the first half and 19 in the second, shooting .319 (15-for-47) from the field and a mere .067 (1-for-15) from beyond the 3-point arc. The Cougars shot .524 (33-for-63) from the field on the night and .400 (8-for-20), but struggled from the free throw line with a .476 (10-for-21) clip.
Marcus Capers and Patrick Simon led Washington State with six rebounds apiece, chipping in nine and eight points, respectively. Capers also had a game-high six of WSU's 20 assists. Sultan Toles-Bey and Proctor each scored eight points to lead the Hornets, while Proctor finished with a game-high nine rebounds.
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The natural sugarcane utilized in the new material is a renewable agricultural crop. It substitutes approximately one third of the fossil fuels that are traditionally used in accessory packaging with materials produced from plants. The plant-based plastic will be utilized in packaging for the company's wireless accessories including power accessories and device cases.
AT&T becomes the first US telecom company to use the plant plastic in its packaging. The company is working with its accessory suppliers to implement less packaging and highly sustainable paper and plastic. AT&T is committed to reducing its environmental impact and the use of plant plastic in accessory packaging is one of the significant steps to achieve this objective. AT&T had earlier released its plans to decrease the size of its packaging. As a result, the company has prevented the use of more than 500 t of plastic and paper in packaging in 2010 and 2011. The new plastic packaging will be available in stores and online from October , 2011.
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Shamu Rocks combines the flash of a rock concert with the splash of Shamu! At SeaWorld's hottest night show yet, incredible images and animation from around the world blend with dazzling lighting effects, sizzling rock 'n' roll music and amazing killer whale behavior. Shamu performs nightly during 'Spring into Night' and 'Summer Nights' at SeaWorld San Diego.
Dolphin Days
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Sea Lions Live
The show stars the park's prankster-loving pinnipeds Clyde and Seamore who poke fun at popular TV shows.
Journey to Atlantis
Take excitement to new heights on Journey to Atlantis. This wet-and-wild water coaster combines a thrilling roller coaster with a heart-stopping water ride. During the six-minute adventure you'll experience earthquakes and floods, dazzling special effects and an eight-story rush of adrenaline-pumping exhilaration. After the journey, view some of the world's most remarkable and unique marine mammals -- Commerson's dolphins -- in their breathtaking 130,000-gallon habitat.
Wild Arctic Ride
Guests board a simulated jet helicopter and disembark face to face with beluga whales, polar bears, walruses and seals.
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With thousands of wild animals, including many on the endangered species list, it's no wonder that the world-famous San Diego Zoo is one of the most popular attractions in town. There are few better ways to spend a day in San Diego than wandering through the expansive landscape and marveling at the zoo's 4,000 animals (representing 800 species), many of which are rarely seen at other zoos.
Monkey Trails and Forest Tales
The most elaborate and ambitious animal habitat in history is now open, ushering in a new era at San Diego Zoo. Joan B. Kroc's Monkey Trails and Forest Tales is home to more than 30 species of African and Asian birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians, some of the world's most exotic and endangered wildlife. You can enjoy a three-dimensional journey into the depths of a tropical forest and gain a new understanding of the diversity of life on Earth. An elevated walkway located across from the zoo entrance takes you directly through the tree canopy, where you will encounter some of the most rare and endangered monkeys on the planet.
Giant Panda Research Station
The San Diego Zoo has had a love affair with giant pandas ever since two of the adorable black-and-white creatures came to visit in 1987. After years of red tape and tons of application paperwork, the zoo and China agreed on a 12-year research loan of two giant pandas, Bai Yun and Shi Shi. A brand-new exhibit area was built for the pandas, which has since been expanded and renovated and is now called the Giant Panda Research Station. Although currently housing four giant pandas, the facility can comfortably house up to six! Next to the public panda viewing area is the building that houses the Giant Panda Team, made up of the pandas' keepers and researchers. Be sure to stroll through the Giant Panda Discovery Center, located nearby. It includes a climb-in panda den, interactive exhibits and even a chance to find out what pandas sound and smell like!
Polar Bear Plunge
At first thought, a polar bear in sunny San Diego seems curiously out of place. But with the San Diego Zoo's Polar Bear Plunge, you'll discover that polar bears are right at home, where every day is an Arctic summer day. From the underwater viewing room you can see how agile and playful the polar bears really are. In fact, they're known to swim right up to the glass to check out all the humans on display. Polar Bear Plunge is one of the largest polar bear exhibits in the world. It's wet and it's wild -- polar bear style!
Tiger River
Mesmerizing and gorgeous but also endangered, Malayan tigers are always a pleasure to watch. Their exhibit was designed to closely resemble a natural jungle habitat and was built on a steep slope that gives the tigers plenty of exercise. A waterfall splashes into a pool and logs lie around for the tigers to climb on or use as scratching posts, giving the tigers a variety of things to do. A heated cave near a viewing window encourages the tigers to spend their naptime close to curious admirers.
Children's Zoo
There are more than 30 special animal exhibits and activities designed with the younger visitor in mind. The popular Petting Paddock allows kids a chance to feel the woolly coat of a sheep or comb a gentle goat's hair. The animal nursery has large viewing windows to let you watch animal babies being bottle-fed or cuddled by their caring keepers. The Children's Zoo has animals not found anywhere else on zoo grounds, such as wombats, spider monkeys and the ever-fascinating naked mole-rats. Best of all, about 45 of the 200 critters living here are trained as animal ambassadors, so you might get to feel how sharp a hedgehog's quills are, or hear how quietly a horned owl can flap its wings.
Sun Bear Forest
Surrounded by the fantastic sights, sounds and scents of the Asian tropical rain forest, you may forget the hectic jungle of the city for a moment. Lose yourself in this forest in the city, where naturalistic enclosures and thousands of exotic plants combine to help animals and zoo visitors alike experience life in an Asian forest. Bornean sun bears, the smallest bears in the world, are some of the most enjoyable animals to observe, especially in the natural setting of Sun Bear Forest. Here, the sun bears, named for the golden crescents on their chests, display their frolicsome nature. Extremely agile and often comical, sun bears are great tree climbers and make excellent use of their enclosure's climbing structures.
Flamingo Lagoon
With their flamboyant color and amusing behaviors, flamingos make the perfect welcoming committee at San Diego Zoo! The Flamingo Lagoon features two separate viewing areas, affording a choice of vantage points. One area features an elevated walkway where you can look down into the exhibit instead of across it at eye level.
Rainforest Aviary
The Owens Rain Forest Aviary offers bird lovers an up-close look at more than 200 feathered friends representing 60 species and about 180 birds. The free-flight aviary simulates the sights and sounds of a real Southeast Asian jungle environment. It focuses on exotic species from Southeast Asia and Australia, including flowers, ferns and foliage indigenous to that region.
Absolutely Apes
For decades, the orangutans and siamangs at the San Diego Zoo have delighted visitors with their colorful personalities and intriguing vocalizations. Now, the two families of apes, indigenous to the same Asian rain forest ecosystem, share a habitat at the Zoo. Absolutely Apes provides a lush, naturalistic environment where arboreal orangutans and siamangs can climb, swing, and live in the same terrain as they would in the wild.
Experience Africa
This brand-new interactive family show features life-sized "parade puppets," magic and music to involve and entertain you as you help bring life-saving rain to the animals during this playful African folktale. Come join the fun and help bring the rain!
Animal Trackers
Test your knowledge of wildlife trivia as you play along during Animal Trackers, a new, interactive show at the Park. Held at Benbough Amphitheater, the game show-themed program includes visits from some very special animal guests. Come see how much you really know about animals!
Frequent Flyers Bird Show
An East African crowned crane in flight is a stunning sight viewed by only a privileged few, until now! The crane is one of the stars of the Wild Animal Park's all-new bird show, Frequent Flyers. Frequent Flyers offers spectacular flights and focuses on a variety of birds from around the world. YouWatch birds free flying as they show off their natural talents. With more than 40 different species and growing, the show varies every day. Frequent Flyers is full of great fun, natural history, fantastic stories and, of course, lots of birds!
Animal Encounters
Meet a variety of critters and their trainers during these talks throughout the park. And always keep your eyes open, because you never know what wild thing may be making a surprise walk-through (or fly-by!).
Elephant Show
You will be amazed by the way the zoo's elephant keepers work with a 10,000-pound (4,500-kilogram) pachyderm! Watch as elephants demonstrate behaviors that show off their strength, intelligence and versatility.
San Diego Zoo's Safari Park
Inspired by the African Serengeti and the endless expanses of the Asian plains, the 1,800-acre (728-hectare) San Diego Zoo's Safari Park offers you an exotic safari adventure unlike any other outside of Africa itself. San Diego Zoo's Safari Park is home to more than 3,500 rare and exotic animals -- most of whom roam freely in vast enclosures.
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Saw everything we intended to see. Safari Park was fabulous with the cheetah run the highlight of the day
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Our experience was great. No problems.
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This tour was amazing!
April 2014
Excellent! It is worth buying the 3 day pass, you save a lot of money and they are all interesting things to do.
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The San Diego 3 for 1 PASS was 'FABULOUS'. The Zoo, SeaWorld and Safari park should not to be missed. Having the pass avoided waiting in lines. You really need 2 full days at each to appreciate all that is there in each location and having the pass you can enter as often as you want during the week. The animals were captivating , the environment and surroundings were very beautiful, colorful and luxuriant. There are many shows and special events through out the day that adds to the excitement . Also many rides offered, all are a lot of FUN. Lots of restaurants and snack shops available. To sum it all up "GREAT FUN ". We are so glad we went.
January 2014
The trip was excellent but I will not recommend buying the tickets from Viator as I had the worst customer service experience. Better buy it from SeaWorld's website
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It was good value for money. The three parks are worth seeing.
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Released: Apr 01st, 2004
Running Time: 118
Company: Evasive Angles Entertainment
Cast: Bree (I), Patrice, L.T., Katrina (I), Desiree, Tony T., Cherry (I), Wet Peaches, Mistress, Tracy (I), Precious (I), Marc Anthony, Domineko, Joy (I), Byron Long, Brian Pumper, Caf?, Hollywood (I), Adora (II)
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Few lines capture orgies as well as this series does, and this is an enjoyable entry. Directed by an uncredited T.T. Boy, the casting here is incredible, with every girl possessing a luscious booty and a friendly, fuckable attitude. It's a pool party with pizza, champagne and all the girls in bikinis. The sex starts when all involved hit the pool. There's oral on the boys and the girls, and they make waves while fucking the girls in the pool. The women take a small muff fest break where they ignore the men, but then it's indoors for pounding, pounding and yet more pounding of the vaginal and anal sorts.
The second orgy has a good energy, but it doesn't match the first as far as the quality of the female talent goes. Stretch marks aplenty are visible, and a shot of Byron Long just kind of looking around the room with a barely engaged look on his face as he fucks one of the girls in doggie says a lot about how mechanical things are.


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At first, we scoffed at the idea of paying so much for this tin What's The Kitsch? Keepsake Box ($25). After all, isn't it just more crap to clutter up our places? But we have to admit to ourselves: something has to change. We've got unopened mail in five different places, we loose our keys daily, and found a dried out contact lens on the bedroom floor last night. Maybe storing all those odds and ends in one place is worth 25 bucks. Certainly it's less expensive than our late fees when we forget where we put our credit card/cell phone bills and checkbooks.
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Met with boos from the crowd in O.com Coliseum, the Oakland Athletics vs. Seattle Mariners game scheduled to begin at 7:05 pm on Friday night was postponed due to a soggy infield. What made this postponed game so odd was that the weather at game time was not the type to warrant a postponement.
Needless to say, this was even more odd than a rainout in Oakland (except the current year, of course).
An unexpected storm passed through the Bay the night before the game. The team's "weather consultant" indicated that there was no rain expected, so the infield was left without a tarp covering the dirt. With hopes that the infield would air out after heavy rain the previous week, the grounds crew returned the next morning with the opposite result.
"We had information last night that there was going to be a break in the storm," David Rinetti, the A's vice president of stadium operations, told reporters. "Because of that, we wanted to use that opportunity to help dry out the field. Unfortunately, we were wrong on the amount of rain. We got about one-third of an inch of rain."
The "unfortunate misinterpretation of the forecast," as A's general manager Billy Beane called it, was met with an unhappy reaction, but the team will honor the tickets for the game at make-up game, which has yet to be scheduled.
The A's hope to finish their homestand this weekend with games against the Mariners on Saturday and Sunday.
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Lviv and Zhovka
Lviv (Lvov)
Lviv, also known as Lvov (Russian), Lwow (Polish), and Lemberg (in Austrian days) is a gateway to Ukraine from the West. We arrived by train from Krakow, where we had just visited Auschwitz and Birkenau, where many Jews who once lived in the places we were about to visit had perished.
Lviv is a beautiful city with a rich heritage, including a Jewish heritage, photos of which are depicted on this page. Other photos of Lviv city scenes are on a separate page. Photos of other Jewish sites in Ukraine also appear on the following pages: Stryy; Berehovo, Mukachevo, and Uzhhorod (in Transcarpathia); and Kyiv
On the northern edge of the city lies the ghetto from which Jews were deported to Nazi concentration camps. Below is the monument to those who were deported.
Monument to those who were deported.
Synagogue in the ghetto, close to the monument.
Looking down the street from the monument.
On the southern side of the city was the Jewish quarter, including the Golden Rose synagogue, which is now just ruins.
This stone, alone among all those paving the area in front of the synagogue where some kids were kicking a ball around, has some Hebrew writing on it and what appears to be part of the name, Jakob.
A half hour or so northwest of Lviv is a pretty little town called Zhovka, well worth a half-day trip from Lviv. One of the main attractions is the Pink Synagogue, which was the largest in all of Galiciathe region of the former Austro-Hungarian Empire, and later Poland, in which Lviv is located.
Here is a side view:
According to the plaque on the front (which Merry can be seen readingor trying to read, given that it is in Ukrainianin the close-up photo above), the synagogue was built from 1692 to 1700 under Polish King Jan Sibielski in Renaissance style. Its walls are up to two meters thick. It was restored and re-stuccoed in 193537, but blown up by Nazi forces in June, 1941. Since 1995, a partial restoration has been in process.
Zhovka has some beautiful sites of general interest, too, and a few of them are depicted below.
As you enter town on the road from Lviv, the first site of interest you come to is a striking wooden Orthodox church, built in 1720.
A little farther down the road is a Catholic church, also from the early 1700s. It is in a state of disrepair, but if it is restored, it will be beautiful again.
Zhovka has an expansive and pretty central square, which was partially restored in anticipation of a visit by then-president Leonid Kuchma. He never visited, so the square remains in this partially restored state.
Finally, here is the Zhovka town hall.
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Welcome to another New to GMG post. Here are some of the titles to hit our store in the past week. There's often more than this, and to keep up to date you can always check out our What's New page (which after user feedback, is now in the top nav bar for our blog).
- FIFA 13 (Only available in selected regions, unfortunately. If you can see it you can buy it, so it's easy to figure out.)
- Jet Set Radio
- Worms Revolution, which comes with a free copy of Worms Armageddon (We also hope to get the Season Pass available to buy soon)
- The Testament of Sherlock Holmes
- Hearts of Iron III: Their Finest Hour
- War of the Human Tanks
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Photos of the Day: May 4
CAN'T HARDLY WAIT: A boy waiting to greet U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at the National Museum in Beijing made a face while waving the U.S. and Chinese flags on Friday. (Shannon Stapleton/Reuters)
BOMB CASUALTY: A man screamed while being treated for wounds at a hospital in Peshawar, Pakistan, on Friday. A suicide bomber killed at least 20 people and wounded at least 45 on Friday in an attack on a police checkpoint in northwest Pakistan. (Fayaz Aziz/Reuters)
TOUGH BREAK: Portuguese tennis player Joao Sousa reacted after losing to Albert Ramos in their quarterfinal match of the Estoril Open 2012 tennis tournament in Oeiras, Portugal, Friday. (Tiago Petinga/European Pressphoto Agency)
BARRICADED: Protesters took shelter during clashes outside the Ministry of Defense in Cairo, Egypt, Friday. Egyptian armed forces and protesters clashed, with troops firing water cannons and tear gas at demonstrators who threw stones as they tried to march on the ministry. (Hamada Elrasam/Associated Press)
PANDA SUITS: Disguised workers carried Tao Tao at the Wolong Nature Reserve in Wolong, Sichuan province, China, on Thursday. Ten-year-old panda Cao Cao and her male cub, Tao Tao, are undergoing training to return to the wild. (ChinaFotoPress/Zuma Press)


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On Windows 2003 Server, we have 2 network cards and it's easy to open different ports to the different network cards.
I'm trying to do the same on a Windows 2008 Server, I've discovered Windows Firewall with Advanced Security, but can't see where (or if) we can restrict the ports on the second network card. Is this possible?


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Kentucky "Science Education and Intellectual Freedom" Bill Is Caput
By Barbara Forrest
Well, yet another 2011 creationist bill has died in committee: Kentucky House Bill 169 is caput. That makes four dead bills counting the one in New Mexico and the two in Oklahoma. Note, readers, that Kentucky is the state in which the young-earth creationist organization, Answers in Genesis, has misinformed upwards of one million people through its notorious "Creation Museum" and will soon expand its misinformation campaign, courtesy of public tax incentives, through its "Ark Encounter" theme park. Here is the HB 169's obituary at the National Center for Science Education, and notice who got a mention here (our emphasis added) with respect to a bill that was introduced and died in Kentucky last year: Continue Reading »


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A simple guide to making a perfect curry base with which you can go on to create wonderful curry dishes.
My business began as a hobby and has taken off. I started out doing portrait photography and was getting frustrated at not being able to display my work comprehensively. Along came Blurb and transformed all that! I have created over 100 books for customers since I began. I started out with my own photography but demand has resulted in my compiling customers' own travel photographs from all over the world, their old family photographs, birthday parties, wedding receptions, special events, creating luxurious coffee table books that will be treasured for life. In addition to photo books, I have created for clients recipe books, poetry books, books to promote business for artists and jewellers, portfolios for building contractors .... new and ever increasing areas!
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Song obsession friday! (for the week ending April 25)
Song obsessions are those songs that we listen to on repeat. I noticed that my obsessions are often a week long. I also thought that other people might have similar obsessions. I've collected a panel of a few like-minded individuals and gotten their "song obsessions of the week." Quite often it's easy to explain why the song is good; it's much hard to explain why we're obsessed. Maybe you'll become obsessed with one of these.
Adrian (me):
James Hunter – Hand It Over (mp3) (out in June, artist's website)
I got sent this album and I popped it in. I was pretty skeptical, but actually he seems to do new-music-that-sounds-old really well. The production on this track was really catchy. I like the horns, strings and percussion.
Victorian English Gentleman's Club – My Son Spells Backward (mp3) (buy)
So I'm not trying to shill for emusic (ahem, uh, my id is zaxxon25), but I've come to enjoy the process of browsing through their stacks for import or small label stuff that I just wouldn't connect with otherwise. One fine find is this effort by the Victorian English Gentleman's Club. The full-length combines an overdriven bass/spindly guitar sound borrowed from late 80's US alt-rock with a nervy art-punk vibe out of the early 80's UK scene. That leads to deceptively complex yet quite catchy confections like this winner.
Port O'Brien – Close the Lid (mp3) (pre-order)
Port O'Brien's upcoming release is the best album I've heard this year. This song will burrow into your skin. That's all I've got – I think my wife is going into labor…
The Silent Comedy – Daisy (mp3) (not available buy other merch)
The vocals at the end of the song remind me a lot of Bon Iver. And really, that's about all you should need to recommend this band to you, and to explain my obsession with this song.
Fionn Regan – Black Water Child (mp3) (buy)
Hugh Masakela – Stimela (Coal Train) (mp3) (buy)
I heard this wrapping up on KZSU a while ago and it stopped me in my tracks (da-dum chiiih;) the drums' sound particularly grabbed me — especially the building 8th notes that morph across whatever bell(s) are being used (I would love to know, what a great sound!) — but Hugh Masakela's vocals are of course the highlight. The amount of emotional intensity he puts into the last quarter of this song is fantastic, especially as it is somehow perfectly blended into and build out from the rest of the track's early-nineties noir loungyness.


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Federico D'Alessandro is a leading storyboard artist and animatics supervisor over at Marvel, having worked on practically all their films since "Thor" through to the upcoming "The Avengers: The Age of Ultron". He also worked on the most recent two "Chronicles of Narnia" films.
Now, D'Alessandro is in talks to direct the $6 million-budget creature feature "Lockdown at Franklin High" at Sony Pictures, Platinum Dunes and Benderspink.
Joe Ballarini and Gregg Bishop penned the script about a brother-and-sister duo that get stuck in a lockdown in their high school while a monster stalks the halls.
Michael Bay, Brad Fuller, Andrew Form, J.C. Spink and Chris Bender will produce with filming aiming to begin in the first quarter of next year.
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Guys, got a video of a Thai model with big dick jerking off for this lovely weekend.. well not quite lovely here as the weather has been terrible.
This is a photo shoot of a Thai magazine… The person talking in the clip is annoying but at least it doesnt have a stupid music like in some other clips I posted.
The model is alright..not drop dead gorgeous but I'm impressed with his dick.
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From Parentstalk.com; "Children are keen observers of their parents' marriage. Whether or not you are aware of it, your children are noticing the large and the small details of your marital relationship. The truth is, most children are aware of many "private" exchanges their parents assume are beyond their comprehension—a small gesture of comfort, a hostile glance.
While your children may not be talking to you about what they are learning, they are drawing conclusions about "what happens" to people who are married. These conclusions will become a permanent part of their beliefs and expectations, and will prepare them to form their own marital relationships when they are older." Have you ever given much thought to what your unspoken lessons are to your children?
What sort of marriage might you predict they will have based on watching you? On the scale of 1 to 10, 10 being good, where would you rate yours? Have your ever thought about what type characteristics you son has, what kind of husband will he make, what might your daughter being looking for and what kind of wife will she make? Base your answers on what you feel they might be getting from your marriage.
For what it's worth, both of our boys grew up to be God fearing men, we think our daughter-n-laws truly feel blessed. Our daughters, we pray, will find husbands that are good willed men of God. Of course you have to allow for the individuals your children will become, there is always traits of your marriage that will follow them. Sometimes finding a "mama's boy" can lead to unhealthy marriages, finding the "Daddy's girl" can bring on trouble too.
Helping them find balance, yet have the confidence to leave out on their own is key. Here is some food for thought; the marriage rate continues to decline in the United States. In fact, there has been a decline of over 50% from 1970 – 2010 in the annual number of marriages in every 1000 unmarried adult women. (The State of Our Unions 2011, 60) Could this be because our children are becoming more and more afraid of making the commitment?
And those that are committing, could it be their parent's marriage was unhealthy, maybe that's what this statistic shows; The percentage of married individuals, over the age of 18, who respond that their marriages are "very happy" has gradually declined over the last four decades, though the numbers have leveled out in the past 20 years. The most recent studies show that 63.1% of men and 60.7% of women classify their marriages as such. (The State of Our Unions 2011, 66)
Ok, question, why would being "very happy" be on the decline? Have our kids learned from today's marriages to just settle, are they thinking "this is just as good as gets" Maybe things were unhealthy at home so they took the first train out. Maybe the perceived lesson your son learned about respect was deceiving and has led him down a path of marital destruction.
Wives, what has your daughter learned to look for in husband? This generation of new marriages, just maybe, has the odds stacked against them…and why? We have taken God out everything else, maybe that's the problem. "The rate of satisfaction in marriage is higher for husbands and wives when both regularly maintain religious attendance and feel that God is the center of their marriage." (The State of Our Unions 2011, 31, 33) Maybe there is way to get "broken homes" on the decline instead. Just something for our newlyweds to consider.
More marriage articles: http://www.examiner.com/marriage-in-wichita-falls/jack-lopez


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Samsung Techwin produces world's smallest 8MP camera module for phones
The trend towards miniaturization seems to be unstoppable. After all, smaller is better in many situations, such as phone component parts, which lead to a smaller overall footprint and easier pocketability.
So while you already have phones that are thinner than ever, expect them to shed even more millimeters as time progresses, even though they keep gaining better features by the pocket-load. Those 8-megapixel camera phones with bad-ass optical zoom will become sexy in the future.
Samsung Techwin's latest 8-megapixel camera module for phones is one reason why. This South Korean tech manufacturer has made and launched the world's smallest 8-megapixel camera module for phones, which it aims to mass-produce soon.
According to the company, its 8.3mm thick camera module is 40% smaller than currently existing products, measuring 8.5mm by 8.5mm in size. This ought to pave the way for uber-sexy, RAZR-like 8-megapixel cameraphones in the future.
On a related note, Samsung Techwin's shareholders will meet Friday for a proposed spinoff of the company's camera division. The envisioned company, tentatively called Samsung Digital Imaging, is to be created in order to enhance the competitiveness of each business.
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CLEVELAND, OH---Sometimes will power and a little determination
can push an athlete a long way. Northern Illinois University women's
tennis player Branka Savic (Geelong, Australia / North Geelong
Secondary) exemplified that this weekend, fighting through illness
and a cross-country flight to post a pair of victories and win a
Mid-American Conference Player of the Week award as announced by
league commissioner Rick Chryst Wednesday (Mar. 17).
The weekly accolade is the first of Savic's career and the second
of the season for Northern Illinois as a team. Karrie Tyioran
(Oswego) took home the same certificate back on Feb. 17.
"Branka had a goal coming into this season that she wanted
to be successful in the MAC," Huskie head coach Laura Scott
noted. "So this award really means something, because she has
been trying to prepare, every day, to head into the MAC and have
a good senior year."
Savic helped lead NIU to a 6-3 victory over the University of California-San
Diego---ranked 20th in the latest NCAA Division II Top 25---despite
feeling under the weather heading into the match. The two-time All-MAC
selection posted a 6-1, 6-3 victory over Leigh Roberts in the No.
2 singles spot and paired up with Ivonne Andrade (San Luis
Potosi, Mexico / Instituto Lomos de Real) to earn an 8-3 triumph
in the top doubles spot.
After a tough start to the season, Savic has climbed back to 10-12
in singles play including a now perfect 1-0 mark in the second spot
in the lineup. When playing together as a tandem, Savic and Andrade
boast a 9-8 ledger.
"Branka sets a very good tone for this team," Scott added.
"Her senior role is that of a motivational leader. Now that
her physical game on the court is starting to come back around as
well, she is going to be a very important part of our success down
the stretch."
NIU begins that stretch run this week by squaring off against instate
rival University of Illinois-Chicago. The two teams are scheduled
to battle Thursday (Mar. 18) at 12:00 p.m. (CST) at the Evergreen
Racquet Club in downtown Chicago.
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"It wasn't the way you'd like to start the game," Baker head coach Mike Grossner said. "When something like that happens early, you have enough time to recover from it and we never did. They're a discipline football team, the bottom line is they outplayed us and we committed far too many penalties," said Grossner.
The Wildcats committed 16 penalties for 144 yards, as opposed to Ottawa's four penalties for 28 yards.
The Braves Clarence Anderson was named the Victory Sports Network Classic Offensive Player of the Game. Anderson compiled 11 receptions to go along with 191 receiving yards and one touchdown, not to mention his 96-yard opening kickoff return.
"I didn't think we played well on offense or in the special teams, and if that happens in two out of three phases of the game, I think you lose," the Wildcat coach said. "Our defense kept us in the game, I was proud of how hard our kids played, but we've got some work to do. The only thing we lost today was an undefeated season, we need to get things turned around for conference play," Grossner said.
Senior DB Colton Miller was named the Victory Sports Network Classic Defensive Player of the Game. Miller led the team with ten tackles, four of which came for a loss and one interception.
Offensively, the Wildcats were able to move the ball, it just so happened it came at the wrong time. Baker amassed 408 yards of total offense, 363 of which came thanks to freshman QB Zach Faust. Faust went 27-for-45 with one touchdown.
Moving the ball on the ground was dismal for the Wildcats on Saturday evening. Baker's leading rusher, Jake Morse, a freshman QB transfer from the University of Kansas led all Wildcats with 35 yards, before being knocked out of the game with a concussion.
"Jake definitely suffered a concussion, we will keep on eye on him throughout the next week before any decision is made for next Saturday," said coach Grossner.
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The Crittenton Foundation received a $25,000 grant from the PNC Foundation, which receives its principal funding from The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (NYSE: PNC), to continue Tag UR Fit, a health education and development program for young children in the Armada Public School District. Crittenton created the program in 2011 through a partnership with PNC's signature philanthropic initiative, Grow Up Great, which aims to help prepare children from birth to age five for success in school and life.
"The impact of the program exceeded our initial goals of giving children resources to develop lifelong health. The students are talking about the program at home, encouraging healthier meals and fitness activities that include the whole family. We are so grateful to the PNC Foundation for their support in helping Crittenton make a difference for young children's health and wellness which will impact them their entire life," said Melinda Conway Callahan, President of the Crittenton Foundation.
Tag UR Fit incorporates health education and activities into classrooms, including nutrition, fitness, life skills and character building. Students participate in challenges using an interactive software program designed by Crittenton to help track health goals and progress. A Crittenton school nurse, as well as parents and teachers, also utilize the portal. The Armada Public School District was presented with the 2012 Education Excellence Award by the Michigan Association of School Boards for its innovative and successful implementation of Tag UR Fit and other health initiatives. Since its inception, the program has provided health, nutrition and social development for approximately 600 students.
The grant has also provided books in all Armada elementary classrooms that integrate math and reading into health lessons, helping to incorporate program components into the permanent curriculum. "Our goal is to make Tag UR Fit a self-sustaining program in Armada and a model for schools across the country to replicate. Good health is essential to childhood development: healthy minds and bodies advance student growth and achievement," said Conway Callahan.
"We believe that early childhood education is the best investment a bank or any organization can make," says Ric DeVore, PNC regional president for Detroit and Southeast Michigan. "In partnering with Crittenton, we are helping to develop healthy habits for optimal childhood development and a lifetime of wellness."


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Texas Tech Defeats Grand Canyon 7-1 on Wednesday
Feb. 18, 1998
PHOENIX, Ariz. -- Texas Tech starter Shane Wright limited Grand Canyon to one run in his second complete game as Texas Tech notched its eighth victory on the season with a 7-1 victory at Grand Canyon. With the victory, Texas Tech improves to 8-2 on the 1998 campaign as Grand Canyon falls to 8-3.
Wright (3-0) earned his third victory after allowing only six hits, one run and one earned run over 9.0 innings pitched. He only walked one batter and struck out six.
While Wright was doing the job on the mound, the Texas Tech offense scored five runs in its first three innings. Tech scored one run in the first inning after Keith Ginter reached base on an error and Jason Landreth drove him home with a sacrifice fly. The Red Raiders scored two in the second inning on Jason Huth's RBI ground ball and Mark Austry's RBI single. Shortstop Junior Rodriguez nailed a two-RBI home run over the right field fence to put Texas Tech up 5-0 in the third inning. That was all Texas Tech needed.
Rodriguez finished the afternoon 2-3 with two RBI and two runs scored, Huth finished 2-5 with his first homer of the season and two RBI, Brandon Buckley wnet 2-5 with two runs scored, Austry finished 2-4 with an RBI and Josh Bard went 2-5 with a run scored.
The game also marked the return of Keith Ginter to second base. Ginter, recovering from an arm injury which reduced his role to designated hitter in the first nine games, handled six defensive plays and finished with one putout and five assists.
Texas Tech 7 Grand Canyon 1, Phoenix, Ariz., Brazell Stadium LINESCORE R H E Texas Tech 122 010 100 7 12 1 Grand Canyon 000 000 010 1 6 2 TTU: Wright and Bard. GCU: Curtis and Torres (6) and Hamel. WP: Wright (TTU) 3-0. LP: Curtis (1-1). Save: None. Doubles: TTU- Bard (3). GCU- Hamel (5), Holtorf (4). Triples: None. Home Runs: TTU- Rodriguez (6), Huth (1). TOG: 2:23. Att: 227.


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Allu Sirish is looking for some ambitious project after his latest movie Kotha Janta release. He is reported to be planning for some regular commercial movie that firmly establishes him in the industry. Hence, he turned down a romantic entertainer proposed by director Pawan Sadineni that is planned to make under Geetha Arts banner.
Hence, Pawan Sadineni has approached Nara Rohit for the same project and he gave his nod without second thought. Pawan has earned appreciations from film critics for his innovative directorial skills in film 'Prema Ishq Kadal.' It came to know that Nara Rohit has zeroed upon Nitya menon for this film as they have good chemistry in their previous movie Okkadine. This movie may go to sets any time in the next month, once heroine Nitya spare her dates to it.


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Michael Deal
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Phone: 709-864-8864
- Office: QC 2010
- PhD Simon Fraser, 1983
Dr. Deal has had a diverse career in archaeology, which has taken him to Mexico, Guatemala, Cyprus, and multiple locations within Canada. His work is based on a continued interest in ceramic ethnoarchaeology, paleoethnobotany and, more recently, Canadian industrial and aviation heritage.
As a PhD student, Dr. Deal wrote a dissertation on modern Maya pottery making based on ethnoarchaeological research carried out among the Tzeltal Maya, in the highlands of Mexico. This type of work continued in Cyprus, in 1993, where he produced ethnographic footage on modern Cypriot pottery making and researched the use of ethnographic data to explain past human behavior.
Dr. Deal has also been involved in Canadian archaeology ever since he was still in graduate school, when he took part in work at the historical fur trading forts from Fort St. John and the Rocky Mountain House, and the Quatna and Namu precontact sites, in British Columbia. While working as a contract archaeologist out of Fredericton, New Brunswick, he conducted work in the Chiputneticook-St. Croix drainage system and started collecting pottery samples for residue analysis, which provided valuable information on precontact pottery use.
Teaching began in 1985, with a stint at St. Mary's University, in Halifax, which led to the initiation of paleoethnobotanical research in Nova Scotia. This work resulted in the creation of a comparative modern seed collection of over 500 species, which is currently in use in the Paleoethnobotanical Laboratory, at Memorial University. Paleoethnobotanical research has since then been expanded to include a variety of sites throughout Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
As a Memorial University professor and researcher, Dr. Deal has been focusing on the pre- and postcontact history of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. Several of his initiatives have developed into long-term projects, which continue to see involvement from his graduate students.
The Minas Basin Archaeological Project (commenced in 1988), sponsored by the Nova Scotia Museum, aims to reconstruct prehistoric patterns of land use and resource exploitation in the Minas Basin. This project applies a diverse methodology, including ceramic analysis, paleoethnobotanical investigations and thermoluminescence dating, and the cataloging of local museum and private collections. Investigations have been undertaken at the Davidson's Cove, Clam Cove, St. Croix, Castle Frederick and Boswell sites. After 1990, research and excavation have focused on the St. Croix site, in Hants County, a large village site that originally extended for more than half of a kilometer along the St. Croix river. This site was recently revisited by Cameron Milner for his MA thesis research.
An offshoot of the Minas Basin project began in 2004 in Scots Bay, Kings County, Nova Scotia with the involvement of the local community. Building on the notion of industrial heritage, this historical archaeology project aims to identify and investigate sites connected to the 19th century local milling and shipbuilding traditions. In 2013, Adrian Morrison completed his thesis on the excavation of a local saw mill.
Current research interests in Nova Scotia are focused on the Boswell site, a precontact, deeply stratified site along the Annapolis River. This work has begun in 2011 with the involvement of the Nova Scotia Museum and the Mi'kmaq Rights Initiative.
Since 2005, Dr. Deal has been pursuing a new interest in the history of aviation in Newfoundland. He has been collaborating with the Newfoundland and Labrador provincial government to develop policies that protect World War II aviation resources, including airfields, facilities and crash sites. Surveys and excavations have been undertaken with current doctoral candidate Lisa Daly. This work is ongoing.
Research Interests
Ethnoarchaeology, paleoethnobotany, ceramics, historical archaeology, industrial and aviation archaeology, Eastern Canada, Mesoamerica.
Graduate and Honors Students
Post-Doctoral Fellowships
Hartery, Latonia [2013] A Microscopic Approach to Prehistoric Plant Use.
Doctoral Dissertations (completed and in progress)
Daly, Lisa [2008-] The Social Effects of North American Military Bases during World War II in Newfoundland and Labrador.
MacLeod-Leslie, Heather A. 2012 SANKOFA / Return and Get It: An Archaeological Exploration of Black Loyalist Identity and Culture in Nova Scotia. (Co-supervised with Pete Pope).
Masters Theses (completed and in progress)
Campbell, John Andrew [2015] Migration of the Transitional Archaic Culture – Mu Awsami Saqiwe'k in the Maritime Provinces – Mi'kma'ki.
Morrison, Adrian 2014 From Workplace to Home Space: Archaeology at the James M. Rogers Sawmill, Scots Bay, Nova Scotia (BhDc-16).
Milner, Cameron 2014 Site Structure and Integrity at St. Croix: Functional Variability across Space and Time.
Pike, Kelly-Anne 2014 Bearing Identity: A Biocultural Analysis of Human Remains from Old Mission Point, New Brunswick. (Co-supervised with Vaughan Grimes).
Jalbert, Catherine 2011 A Lesson in Stone: Examining Patterns of Lithic Resource Use and Craft-learning in the Minas Basin of Nova Scotia.
Staplefeldt, Kora 2010 A Form and Function Study of Precontact Pottery from Atlantic Canada.
Pentz, Benjamin C. 2008 A River Runs Through It: An Archaeological Survey of the Upper Mersey River and Allains River in Southwest Nova Scotia.
Halwas, Sara 2006 Where the Wild Things Grow: A Palaeoethnobotanical Study of Late Woodland Plant Use at Clam Cove, Nova Scotia.
Lewis, Roger 2006 Pre-Contact Fish Weirs: A Case Study from Southwestern Nova Scotia.
O'Driscoll, Cindy M. 2003 The Application of Trace Element Geochemistry to Determine the Provenance of Soapstone Vessels from Dorset Palaeoeskimo Sites in Western Newfoundland.
MacCarthy, Michelle 2003 Mobility, Migration and Projectile Point Diversity in the Late Paleoindian Period of the Far Northeast.
Hull, Stephen 2002 Tanite uet Tshinauetamin? A Trail to Labrador: Recent Indians and the North Store Site.
Laybolt, Dawn A. 1999 Prehistoric Settlement and Subsistence Patterns at Gaspereau Lake, Kings County, Nova Scotia.
Murphy, Brent 1998 Researching the Early Holocene of the Maritime Provinces.
McEachen, Paul J. 1996 The Meadowood Early Woodland Manifestation in the Maritimes: A Preliminary Interpretation.
Kristmanson, Helen 1992 The Ceramic Sequence for Southwestern Nova Scotia: A Refinement of the Petersen/Sanger Model.
Rutherford, Douglas E. 1989 The Archaic/Ceramic Period Transition in New Brunswick and Maine: An Analysis of Stemmed Biface Morphology.
Honors Essays
Kane, Dominique (2012). The Defensive Infrastructure of St. John's Harbour, 1939-1945: An Archaeological Perspective.
Loder, Candace (2010). A Paleoethnobotanical Analysis of Sediments from Three Woodland Period Shell Midden Sites in Port Joli, Nova Scotia.
Craig, Jennifer (2003). Nautical Archaeology in Newfoundland and Labrador: Its Development and Current Status.
Penney, Mark (2001). The Bird Cove Site and Dorset Palaeoeskimo Settlement/Subsistence Strategies on Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula.
Stewart, Daniel (2000). Amber Trade in the Bronze Age Mediterranean.
Walsh, Leslie (2000). Paleoethnobotany at Ferryland, Newfoundland: A Study of the Beothuk Features.
Pottle, David (1999). Tools of the Trade: A Comparative Analysis of Prehistoric Soapstone Quarrying and Vessel Manufacturing Technology in North America.
Sample Publications
Industrial and Aviation Archaeology
Deal, M. 2013 Aviation Archaeology in Newfoundland and Labrador. Canadian
Aviation Historical Society Journal 51(2):54-63.
Deal, M. 2010 Mills and Shipyards: The Industrial Heritage of Scots Bay. In Stories of Nova Scotia Archaeology, edited by P. Erickson and J. Fowler, pp. 113-124. Nimbus, Halifax.
Deal, M. 2006 Aviation Archaeology of Pre-Confederation Newfoundland. In From Arctic to Avalon: Papers in Honour of Jim Tuck, edited by L. Rankin and P. Ramsden, pp. 139-156. BAR International Series 1507, Oxford.
Deal, M. and Halwas, S. 2008 Late Prehistoric Plant Use in the Western Minas Basin Area, Nova Scotia. In Current Northeast Paleoethnobotany II, edited by J. Hart, pp. 173-182. New York State Museum, Albany.
Deal, M. 2008 Paleoethnobotanical Research in the Maritime Provinces. North Atlantic Archaeology 1:1-23.
Deal, M. 2005 Palaeoethnobotanical Research at Port au Choix. In Humans on the Landscape: Multi-disciplinary Studies at Port au Choix, edited by T. Bell, and M.A.P. Renouf. Newfoundland and Labrador Studies 20(1):133-159.
Deal, M. and Butt, A. 2003 The Great Want: Current Research in Beothuk paleoethnobotany. In Hunter-gatherer archaeobotany: perspectives from the northern temporate zone, edited by S. L. Mason and J. G. Hather, pp. 15-27. Institute of Archaeology, University College of London, London.
Ceramic Ethnoarchaeology
Deal, M. 2011 Microtradition and Agency in Domestic Pottery Production: An Ethnoarchaeological Perspective. In Archaeological Ceramics: A View of Current Research, edited by S. Scarcella, pp. 147-159. BAR International Series 2193, Archaeopress, London.
Deal, M. 2007 An Ethnoarchaeological Perspective on Local Ceramic Production and Distribution in the Maya Highlands. In Pottery Economics in Mesoamerica, edited by C. Pool and G. Bey, pp. 38-59. University of Arizona Press, Tucson.
Deal, M. 1998 Pottery Ethnoarchaeology in the Central Maya Highlands. University of Utah Press, Salt Lake
Deal, M. 1985 Pottery Disposal in the Highland Maya Household: An Ethnoarchaeological Perspective. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 4:243-291
Archaeological Theory and Method
Deal, M. 2008 Abandonment Patterning at Archaeological Settlements. In Archaeological Concepts for the Study of the Cultural Past, edited by A. Sullivan, 141-157. University of Utah Press, Salt Lake City.
Deal, M. and Hagstrum, M 1995 Ceramic Reuse Behavior among the Maya and Wanka: Implications for Archaeology. In Expanding Archaeology, edited by J. M. Skibo, W. H. Walker and A. E. Neilsen, pp. 111-125. University of Utah Press, Salt Lake City.
Precontact Archaeology of the Northeast
Deal, M. 2013 Boswell Site Archaeological Project 2012. Archaeology in Nova
Scotia: 2012 News 4:24-35.
Deal, M., Rutherford, D., Murphy, B. and Buchanan, S. 2006 Rethinking the Archaic Sequence for the Maritime Provinces. In The Archaic of the Far Northeast, edited by D. Sanger and M. A . P. Renouf, pp. 253-284. University of Maine Press, Orono.
Deal, M. 2002 Aboriginal Land and Resource Use in New Brunswick during the Late Prehistoric and Early Historic Period. In Northeast Subsistence-Settlement Change D. 700-1300, edited by J. P. Hart and C. B. Rieth, pp. 321-344. New York State Museum Bulletin 496, Albany
Deal, M., Morton, J. and Foulkes, E. 1991 The Role of Ceramics among the Hunter-Gatherers of the Maine-Maritimes Region. In Prehistoric Archaeology in the Maritime Provinces: Past and Present Research, edited by M. Deal and S. Blair, pp. 171-195. Council of Maritime Premiers, Fredericton.
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I am running Ubuntu 12.10. I thought I had installed 64-bit but somehow I had installed 32-bit.
I wanted to install 64-Bit Ubuntu over the current installation with my flash drive but whenever I select my flash drive to boot, it boot into Ubuntu anyway.
My computer teacher gave me an Ubuntu 8.10 Desktop Edition DVD. Could I possibly boot from it and delete the partition so I can do a clean installation?
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While the size of the seemingly sparse crowd at the Kansas City Sprint Center is still disputed, one thing became clear: the mayor faces an uphill battle for his Schools First campaign and his coming re-election.
The incumbent KC Missouri mayor reportedly has under $13,000 in his campaign war chest while his growing list of opponents are said to have over $370,000.
While denying that the 90-minute meeting was in effect an election rally with free media exposure, Funkhouser said, "The best way for me to campaign is to be an effective mayor."
Although the town meeting was billed as a promotion for Schools First, a bond measure not yet on the ballot, the mayor's opponents were quick to voice their concern over his use of public funds.
Mike Burke, one of Funkhouser's five opponents and one-time councilman said "There's a line. When it crosses the line is using public funds for campaigning, and I think the mayor is close to that line."
Other mayoral candidates expressed concerns. They include Deb Herman, a two-term City Council member and chairwoman of the Finance and Audit Committee; Sly James, attorney and former Marine; Leonard Jonas Hughes, state representative for three terms; and Jim Rowland, Jackson County Sports Complex Authority executive director and former councilman.
Certainly, the beleaguered Funkhouser has many challenges and critics. What has been remarkable is the animosity of his own party to his reign as mayor. His tendency to be his own man and go his own way has driven most of his liberal Democrat friends away. Past personal problems and policies have also been a major distraction.
As perhaps more opponents line up to take their shot at the job, the mayor seems unconcerned. While he pushes Schools First, perhaps his next endeavor should be Funk First.


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