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A New Method of Specifying Dataflow Actors
C. Chang, J. Eker, J. W. Janneck and Y. Zhao
EECS Department
University of California, Berkeley
Technical Report No. UCB/ERL M02/28
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@techreport{Chang:M02/28, Author = {Chang, C. and Eker, J. and Janneck, J. W. and Zhao, Y.}, Title = {A New Method of Specifying Dataflow Actors}, Institution = {EECS Department, University of California, Berkeley}, Year = {2002}, URL = {http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/Pubs/TechRpts/2002/4013.html}, Number = {UCB/ERL M02/28} }
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%0 Report %A Chang, C. %A Eker, J. %A Janneck, J. W. %A Zhao, Y. %T A New Method of Specifying Dataflow Actors %I EECS Department, University of California, Berkeley %D 2002 %@ UCB/ERL M02/28 %U http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/Pubs/TechRpts/2002/4013.html %F Chang:M02/28


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John Lewis Naples Outdoor Lounging Armchair
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With comfortable seat and back cushions, this attractive lounging armchair makes the perfect place to sit and read. Made from FSC-certified eucalyptus wood it's hardwearing and can be used outdoors all year round.
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Saying I got a little off track in February is like saying that planes are sorta fast…it just doesn't make sense. I kicked but fitness wise but never quite got on track with food but I was ok with that. February just kicked my butt both in fitness and in food. I took time off from work for my birthday and various other activities that lead to hardly any miles logged for my half marathon training and all kinds of yummy, tasty but not so healthy food being eaten too. I only logged about 24 miles for training…that's with knowing that my half was coming up on March 11. Not smart.
March didn't start off too great either. I got sick the week before my half and was very ill for 3 or 4 days and never did recover before my half. I was still sick and not able to eat normally so I had some fueling issues before the race. But I decided to give it a go anyway, after all I paid $60 to get into this thing and I'd trained pretty hard for it for months (excluding February). About mile 8 I realized that I should have stayed home, about mile 10 I was in real pain and had to do a lot of walking but I finished and I still beat my goal, which makes me think that I maybe set my goal too low for myself. My goal was to finish in 2 hours and 30 minutes or less. I crossed the finish line in 2 hours, 29 minutes and 30 seconds. Made it by 30 seconds.
My splits:
Mile 1: 10:51
Mile 2: 10:42
Mile 3: 10:30
Mile 4: 10:37
Mile 5: 10:41
Mile 6: 10:46
Mile 7: 11:05
Mile 8: 11:50
Mile 9: 11:40
Mile 10: 12:06
Mile 11: 12:12
Mile 12: 12:41
Mile 13: 12:15
Mile 13.1: 12:30
Not great and not what I trained for at least not after mile 8 anyway. You can really see where I just run out of get up and go. I fueled during the race but my stomach was still very sensitive from being ill and I wasn't able to fuel the way I normally would have. But again, at least I finished.
So based on this less than stellar performance, I decided to sign up through my local Fleet Feet for a training team for another half that is coming up at the end of April, The American River Parkway ˝ Marathon. It's April 28 and the team meets twice a week for the next 6 weeks. We meet Wednesday's for easy run and Sundays for long run. Last night was the first training session and I thought I did pretty well for my first run since last Sundays Half. I ran 4.85 miles in 50 minutes at a 10:17 pace. I'm pretty happy with that. The part I'm really looking forward to is the long runs. It will be nice to run with a group and not be by myself all the time when I'm running. It gets boring so this should be good. Maybe I'll meet some cool people who like to run too…I hope.
So the next 6 weeks is training for The American River Parkway ˝ Marathon and working on getting my food figured out. I need enough to be able to run and be properly fueled but not so much so I can lose a few pounds in this process also. I'm a bit chubby and I'd like to be leaner so I'm not pulling around as much weight.
Fingers crossed this all goes well…
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I think you did fantastic! Don't be so hard on yourself:)
I would love to come watch you run. Where and when is it? If you don't mind my asking!
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getting out there and sticking all the way to the end. Hopefully you leave the tummy upset behind and are able to really kick it into gear training for the next race!
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While expensive for eye masks, Bliss Triple Oxygen Instant Energizing Eye Masks ($54 for 4 individual-use masks) are nevertheless cheaper than purchasing 4 facials at a spa, but the results are eerily similar. These freeze-dried marine collagen masks are activated with the included fluid for the freshest product possible. High-potency ingredients like Sodium Hyaluronate, Vitamin C, and Beech Shoot Extract tighten, brighten, & tone puffy skin, inject moisture to plump and smooth wrinkles, and leave you looking energized. We save ours for after a big night out or for when we've been really stressed & not sleeping well.
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Hauri-Hohl, A; Dusoczky, N; Dimitropoulos, A; Leuchter, R H V; Molinari, L; Caflisch, J; Jenni, O G; Latal, B (2011). Impaired neuromotor outcome in school-age children with congenital hypothyroidism receiving early high-dose substitution treatment. Pediatric Research, 70(6):614-618.
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Congenital hypothyroidism (CH) can lead to intellectual deficits despite early high-dose treatment. Our study aimed to determine whether motor impairments can occur despite early high-dose treatment. Sixty-three children with CH and early (median age of onset of treatment 9 d), high-dose treatment (median starting dose of levothyroxine 14.7 μg/kg/d) were tested with the Zurich Neuromotor Assessment (ZNA) at a median age of 13.8 y (range 7.0-14.2 y). Median z-scores in the children with CH were -0.95 in the pure and -0.56 in the adaptive fine motor component, significantly lower than in the ZNA test norms (p < 0.001 and p = 0.01, respectively). The 26 children with athyreosis were more affected than the 33 children with dysgenesis, particularly in the pure motor (-1.55 versus -0.76, p = 0.03), adaptive fine motor (-1.31 versus 0.13, p < 0.01), and static balance task (-0.47 versus 0.67, p = 0.01). Boys performed worse than girls. Older age at onset of treatment was related to poorer adaptive fine motor performance. Movement quality (assessed by associated movements) was not affected. We conclude that severe CH can cause neuromotor deficits persisting into adolescence. These deficits cannot completely be reversed by postnatal treatment, but earlier age at treatment may reduce the degree of impairment.
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From the mid-nineteenth century through the first two decades of the twentieth, the Vili peoples of the coastal region of Loango (situated within present-day Democratic Republic of Congo) created ivory sculptures for sale to Europeans. Many carvings cover entire elephant tusks with a spiraling procession of small figures. Others, are small enough to fit in the palm of the hand, or slip into a pocket for easy transport back home.
This tiny, superbly carved sculpture features relief scenes of the early colonial encounter between Europeans and Africans. On one side of the carving, an African trader wearing cap and long wrapped skirt shakes on a business deal with a Scotsman. On the reverse side, a smartly dressed European gentleman addresses an elite African woman using a longstanding indigenous Vili gesture of respect: hand-to-chin. More difficult to interpret are the enigmatic naked figures on the sides of the sculpture. The modest figure covering his genitals clearly reflects missionary-instilled attitudes towards physical modesty; and the figure's pose is reminiscent of European Christian representations of Adam and Eve's expulsion from Eden. On the reverse side, another naked figure is shown dropping off a wall, perhaps a reference to escape from slavery.


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Amaro Wins 2013 CFPA Tight End Trophy
Dec. 14, 2013
Junior tight end Jace Amaro has earned the 2013 CFPA Tight End Trophy, as announced by College Football Performance Awards.
In addition to the annual honor, CFPA also recognized Amaro for the top single season tight end performance since the organization's inception.
During the 2013 regular season, Amaro contributed 1,240 receiving yards and seven touchdowns on 98 receptions. With 14 receptions and 90 receiving yards against Arizona State on Dec. 30., Amaro would become the NCAA's all-time single season tight end record holder for receptions and receiving yards.
Previously, Amaro was named first team Big 12, USA Today First Team All-America, and Walter Camp First Team All-America.


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In many households around the world, families may be eating their decorated eggs from last week's Easter celebrations. For some, the holiday is Easter, others New Years and then there is spring equinox. Perhaps different reasons, however the meanings are the same: new birth, a fresh start, life.
The Easter eggs we may be most familiar with are the dipped in vinegar and dye, plastic snap eggs filled with candy, chewy fruity jelly beans, melt in your mouth chocolate eggs or the sugar eggs hidden behind trees, in bushes and in flower pots.
However decorated eggs date back to the Ancient Egyptians and Persians. In preparation for the afterlife, eggs were decorated with gold and silver while placed in their burial tombs. In Egypt and Persia, decorated eggs were exchanged at spring equinox. The ancient Zoroastrians decorated eggs for their New Years that fell around the same time as Christian's Easter.
From a Christian's stand the egg represents the resurrection of Jesus. In some churches, a red painted egg stands for Christ's blood shed on the cross. Some say that the egg is the tomb and when cracked, new life begins.
Countries around the world have traditions of how they paint their eggs and the games they play with eggs. In many American homes, excited children can be seen hunting eggs in yards and parks. Families paint eggs with various processes both traditional and new techniques. At the White House each year, a long standing tradition is the egg roll on the lawn. In the UK, a similar roll is going on but instead down steep hills. In Northern England a game of tapping each other's eggs to break them is played. The winner holds the last unbroken egg. A tradition in Germany is the egg dance. Eggs lay on the dance floor and dancers must try to avoid stepping on them. Recently on social media, a man in Germany hung thousands of eggs from his tree.
Famous and highly detailed eggs are Russia's jeweled Faberge' eggs and central Europe's wax batik pysanka eggs.
A popular set called PAAS consists of round pills of dye, a metal egg holder, a few stickers and pop up egg holders for decoration. PAAS has been around for years, a tradition in many American families. However, let's think about the art techniques we use in our classrooms to create new ways to share with our students for next year's egg decorating.
In the classroom hardboiled eggs could be used, however be prepared for cracks from dropping or holding too hard. Plastic eggs can be painted with gesso for a great working surface.
1) Drawing:
· Draw with markers, crayons or colored pencils
2) Painting:
· Crayon Resist (Draw with a white crayon on the clean hardboiled egg then dip the eggs in color dyes.)
· Acrylic Painting ( Paint on the egg just as you would a canvas)
· Straw Art (Drip dye on egg while blowing through the straw to move the color around the egg.)
· String Art (Using a thicker paint like tempera or acrylic, pull a string through the paint creating designs.)
3) Fine Crafts:
· Marbleizing (Add oil to your dye and dip. Another way is to add dye shaving cream or whip cream, swirl and roll the egg in the cream)
· Tie Dye (Wrap rubber bands on the hardboiled egg, dip egg in paint. After it's dry, carefully take off the bands.)
· Decoupage (Paint a thin layer of glue or egg whites on the egg, layer your favorite pictures to cover the egg. Seal with a shiny or matte finish.)
· Glitter Roll (Paint on a thin layer of non toxic glue, roll the egg in the glitter colors of your choice. For edible eggs, use egg whites and colored sugar.)
· Bling Eggs (Attach your favorite plastic rhinestones in a fun design.)
· Collage: (Paint a thin layer of glue or egg white to an egg, layer tissue paper. Smooth the edges and seal with a shiny or matte varnish.
4) Printmaking:
· Stenciling (Trace or sponge color on to stencils to leave a print on the egg.)
· Stamping (Stamp your favorite stamps in various colors and embossing on the egg.)
· Tape designs (Add a tape design to the egg, paint or dip dye to add color. After completely dry, carefully remove tape.)
5) Sculpture:
· 3D Eggs (Using found objects, turn your eggs into people, animals, or aliens.)
6) Clay Eggs (Make homemade play dough or decorate with Crayola Model Magic coils, dots, and pressed textures.)
7) Technology (Make an animation story with your decorated eggs. Photograph your egg and use fun apps to create special effects.)
It's important to decide whether you want your eggs edible or for decoration. Think about what mediums will be safe to eat before you start. What other ways can you decorate eggs for you next egg celebration? Happy Easter! Happy New Year! Happy Spring!


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Deborah Lynn Thomas, age 49, of Arkadelphia, died Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012. She was born Dec. 22, 1962, in Morrilton, the daughter of Charles and Joetta Stubblefield Thomas. She was a registered nurse and a Baptist.
Survivors include two daughters, Taylor Francis of Hot Springs, and Amanda Haynes of Arkadelphia; her parents, Charles and Joetta Thomas of Pine Bluff; one brother, Steve Thomas and his wife Rachel of Rogers; and one sister, Courtney Thomas of Arkadelphia.
A memorial service will be held at 4 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 17, in the Ruggles-Wilcox Funeral Chapel in Arkadelphia. Sign the online guestbook at www.ruggleswilcox.com
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In the cooler months, we need to keep an arsenal of beauty products out of pure necessity as dry heat and cold temps can wreak havoc on skin, hair and nails. But spring, glorious spring, allows us to have a little more fun picking up new-to-market finds that just make use feel happy and pampered. With the new buds and fresh green grasses, it's no wonder that spring also brings the prettiest colors and most interesting scents on beauty shelves, too. Without further ado, here are five of our must-wants that will surely become must-haves and take a prominent place on our bathroom vanity counters and makeup bags.
Flower Power
Drew Barrymore's makeup line sold at Walmart translates to "little flowers" in English. It's not surprising since she's been a strong advocate of nature's adornment for quite some time. We love that she's putting her name on something that's as affordable as it is adorable. And who wouldn't love a three-in-one buy? We do, for sure. Three different tri-color lip tubes are available this spring!
$6.68 at Walmart.
Scented Softness
Lanvin is releasing a totally brand new scent for April simply called "Me." Nordstrom has the inside track on selling the scented body lotion that boasts an infusion of this brand new perfume. Word is that it's a mix of black licorice, tuberose and blueberries. Makes us think of summer nights under the stars. Or hot summer days. Either way, this is our go-to lotion for SS13.
$46 at Nordstrom.
Fruit Facial
More blueberries? Yes. Think of it as your signature fruit for the season. These'll remove makeup, cleanse, moisturize and brighten your complexion, getting ready for bed or prepping your face for a new, totally wow makeup moment. It's like a fruit basket for your face since it also includes coconut, lemon peel and apple. Did we mention it's hypoallergenic and 99% natural too? These are definitely going in our summer vacay bags. Those of us lucky enough to fly far, far away will be keeping them in our carry-on to combat dry cabin skin.
$7.99 at Yes to Carrots.
Brush Love
Another perfect candidate for travel is this gorgeous red tube that contains not one, not two, but a full brush set for all of your makeup needs. I don't know about you, but I can never find the brush I need when I want it, and I have to go digging around the dreaded makeup drawer to find it. I can't wait to have my brushes all in one place!
$20 at Japonesque.
Mix and Sniff
I have this fantasy about becoming a perfumier hobbyist. You know, someone that buys essential oils from Amazon and mixes up signature scents that smell amazing and are totally unique. This is going to get me one step closer. Three scents in one box with permission to mix and match them in as many combinations as you can come up with. There's white tea & jasmine, mandarin & honeyed rose and linden blossom & Japanese loquat.
$18 at Tokyo Milk.


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I would like to get a prepaid SIM card for my stay in Zabljak area, Montenegro. What network should I be looking for to get a good coverage and is there data (EDGE, 3G, UMTS) available?
You can buy T-Mobile Montenegro Prepaid card. They have good coverage in Zabljak area (coverage map) and they offer prepaid data packages:
Also when you buy a prepaid voucher, you get a data bonus (between 50 MB and 2 GB)
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The sexy blonde chick Bibi Jones is lying on a bed with white sheets. She is wearing nothing but a necklace and her eyes have light blue eye shadow on the lids. Bibi has both her hands cupping perky breasts. Her light colored nipples are already hard with arousal. Bibi's legs are spread wide open, one of them raised. She has flawless and hairless pussy with a massive cock inside it. Bibi has a lustful look on her face; her mouth is slightly parted as if she is moaning with pleasure. Will she get fucked in other positions too?
Bibi Jones channels her inner naughty cheerleader in this photo. Her long blonde hair is in pigtails, just like a young high school cheerleader. She also has a wide smile showing her pearly white teeth as she poses for the camera. Bibi Jones is only wearing dark blue lacy panties and a light blue bracelet on her left wrist. She has nice perky tits with light colored nipples. She has her back slightly turned, showing her large ass with her panties pulled down. Bibi has tan lines in her sexy body but her skin still looks super smooth and flawless.
Who ever said that fucking is all about the moans, pumps and serious orgasmic pleasure? Here, Bibi Jones has a weird confused facial expression and her left hand up as if saying "What?!?". Bibi Jones and a dark haired muscular guy are fucking on the sofa. Bibi's left foot is planted on the floor while her right knee is bent on the grey couch. She has her back turned away from the guy as her fucks her from behind. The dark-haired man also has a queer look on his face and his right hand showing three fingers. What could these two be up to?
Bibi Jones is once again in pigtails but this time she is not alone. Bibi's beautiful green eyes look on as she opens her mouth to lick and suck a very stiff cock. The young blonde bombshell has her pair of large boobs in plain sight. Her light brown nipples seem to be starting to get stiff in excitement. She is holding the large dick near the shaft with the fingers on her left hand. Bibi Jones has the head of the cock on her tongue. Look at that hard cock—its veins are starting to show and it's beginning to change color. Bibi must be doing a pretty good job!
Bibi Jones tempts mankind every time she poses in her lingerie. Here Bibi is indoors wearing a pair of white bra and panties. She is also wearing a necklace. Bibi's blonde hair is set in soft curls and she has light make-up and pink glossy lips. Aside from her seductive, inviting smile, Bibi turns gets us very hot b not exposing too much right away. She still has her lacy white bra on but one strap has fallen off of her shoulder and we can sneak a peek of her left nipple. Bibi also has her left hand inside her panties, right on top of her pussy.
A man has got a grip of Bibi Jones' hair and she seems to be liking this force. The pretty blonde is sticking out her tongue to lick a large dark dick. She only has a shiny necklace and bracelet but no clothes. Bibi Jone's left hand is holding the massive stiff cock as it grows longer, larger and darker. Bibi's big breasts are shown too. Will Bibi get her pretty face full of cum or will she suck and swallow? Will the large cock penetrate Bibi Jones' cunt instead? We all want to see more action, don't we?
Bibi Jones is a young cunt who likes cock—all kinds of cock. She has had them in almost all sizes and colors. Here she tries out an uncut dick. Rumor has it that uncircumcised cock has a different…better sensation when ramming the pussy. Today, Bibi Jones is about to find out for herself. But before she gets to be fucked hard, she prepares this lucky bastard by getting his cock wet, long and hard. She sticks out her tongue, opens her mouth wide and takes all of him in. Bibi also knows to use her hands well too.
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With an impressive record of new buildings in construction accompanying its economic growth, the People's Republic of China looks determined to make a big difference and a strong statement about its concern in relationship with the environment and sustainability. The country is using the LEED certification as a powerful way to demonstrate its commitment with green initiatives.
According to the article "Green, not grand" published on December 30, 2009 in the China Daily, there are hundreds of new constructions achieving Gold LEED Certification. Its first Platinum is expected this year. The recent announcements previously reported here about Rare Earth minerals and an amendment to its clean energy law signal a concerted effort towards the implementation of green technologies.
LEED certification should be monitored to ascertain that the sustainability targets included in its design are reached and followed permanently.
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Beautiful Creatures
by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl
Love Quotes in Beautiful Creatures
How we cite our quotes: (Date.Paragraph)
Quote #7
I looked into her eyes, and I knew I was going to kiss her, and I knew there was nothing to worry about, as long as we stayed together. And I believed, for that one second, we always would. (10.09[2].140)
Ah, the anticipation of a first kiss. Do you think he captures that memorable first kiss feeling, or are first kisses really not all they're cracked up to be?
Quote #8
"We're not [supposed to be together]. You're a Mortal. You can't understand. I don't want to see you get hurt, and that's what will happen if you get too close to me." (10.09[2].157)
Here we have the age-old star-crossed lovers theme surfacing. Because of powers beyond their control (although they're probably Powers with a capital P here), Lena and Ethan are just not meant to be.


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The Sunshine State Comes to Princeton This Weekend
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PRINCETON, N.J. (9/25/13) - The Princeton men's soccer team welcomes returning to Myslik Field at Robert Stadium, after playing four of its first five games on the road. The Tigers will host a pair of Florida opponents this weekend, first taking on Florida International on Friday, Sept. 27 at 7 p.m.
The Tigers are 1-4 on the season, with their lone win coming against Seton Hall on Sept. 15 at home. Princeton is coming off of one-goal losses to undefeated Loyola and No. 16 Georgetown. Four of the team's results have been decided by one goal. Sophomore Nico Hurtado and Thomas Sanner are the team's leading scorers. Each has two goals and one assist. Junior Cameron Porter and freshman Bryan Windsor have one goal apiece. Sophomore Brendan McSherry and seniors Patrick O'Neil and Chris Benedict have one assist each. Senior Seth MacMillan has played all 450 minutes in goal and has a 2.20 goals against average and a .542 save percentage, making 12 stops on 23 shots.
Florida International makes it's second cross country trip of the season as it heads to the Northeast. The team began the season in California, facing Loyola Marymount and San Diego State (a team/site Princeton played in 2009). The Panthers are 3-4 overall and are coming off of a 2-0 win over Jacksonville. FIU returns all four players that were in double digits in scoring from last year's 8-8-2 squad. This is the team's first trip to the Northeast since 2007 when it played in the UConn Classic. FIU averages 2.00 goals per game and 13.3 shots per game. and allows similar numbers at 1.86 gpg and 12.0 spg. The team has 23 yellow cards in seven games, seven more than its opponents. Roberto Alterio has a team-high four goals, while Quentin Albrecht has two goals and two assist. Daniel Gonzalez and Gonzalo Frechilla both have five points, with Frechilla collecting a team-best three assists. Seven other Panthers have one point or more. FIU has experimented with three different keepers with Lawrence Craggs getting the most time. He has a 2.20 GAA and a .577 in five games. Daniel Mion earned the starting nod in the last game and made five saves on five shots. Robin Spiegel made three saves on five shots in his one game.
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Feb. 23, 2009
TUCSON, Ariz. - The start times and television carriers for the University of Arizona's last two regular-season men's basketball games were announced on Monday.
Arizona's game against California was selected for broadcast nationally by Fox Sports Net. The contest, scheduled for Thursday, March 5, will begin at 8:30 p.m. MST. It will be Arizona's 15th national television appearance of the season.
The Wildcats' home finale against Stanford on Saturday, March 7, will begin at 5:30 p.m. MST and be televised by FS Arizona.
All told, 29 of Arizona's 31 regular-season games were broadcast over seven different networks this season.


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New York Times/CBS poll: Obamacare definitely not getting any more popular
It's looking like the Supreme Court would be doing Obama re-election hopes a favor by flushing this thing down, even though Nancy Pelosi's constitutional expertise leads her to believe it will be upheld 6-3.
From the New York Times:
More than two-thirds of Americans hope the Supreme Court will overturn some or all of the 2010 health care law, according to a new poll conducted by The New York Times and CBS News. Just 24 percent said they hoped the court "would keep the entire health care law in place."
The Supreme Court is expected to decide a challenge to the law by the end of this month.
Only 43 percent of Democrats said all of the law should be upheld.
Another way to look at it is that Obamacare in its entirety has roughly the same approval rating as Richard Nixon did around the time he resigned.
And just think, by design, the health care law was front-loaded so some "good stuff" was delivered in this election year, with the bill coming due much later. Imagine how unpopular this thing will be in a year or two if it isn't overturned by the Supreme Court or wiped out by a Republican president or Congress.
Other things on today's "bad news" list for the current administration include Romney outraising Obama by almost $17 million in May (last best hope: Sarah Jessica Parker).
Also, a new poll shows Romney barely edging out Obama in… Michigan.


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Model Me Kids, the developer of social skills training DVD enables children to role play with peers via its Model Me Interactive™: Practicing Conversation software. Developed for children with Autism, Asperger Syndrome, and Developmental Delays who are aged 7-13, the software combines video modeling teaching tools with the interactive capability of software.
How it works: Children first are requested to watch a video that models a typical conversation between two peers. Then, the child practices the conversation using a webcam. The interactive conversation can be prompted with text from the original video, or this feature may be turned off once the user becomes familiar with the lines. The text prompts may be changed by the user for an endless number of possible responses to the conversation prompts.
The practice conversation is recorded and a feedback area allows teachers to comment on and grade a student's recordings. According to Sue Klein, founder of Model Me Kids, "The software is ideal for teachers, therapists, speech/language pathologists, and parents." She added. "We also wanted to make the software as easy as possible for the kids by adding features such as clear text buttons that facilitate navigation by young users."
Categories covered in the interactive instruction address many of the topics individuals with autism spectrum disorders and developmental delays find most difficult in everyday conversation, including:
Starting Conversation
Who Questions
Where Questions
What Questions
Why Questions
Showing Interest
Conversation Starters
Reciprocal Conversation
The software sells for $49.95, and is available at ModelMeKids.com. Interested parents can learn more about Model Me Interactive™ Autism Software by watching the software tutorials.


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A Canadian investment firm has bought the two Harrisonburg Hampton Inn locations for $25 million.
Earlier this month, Vancouver, British Columbia-based American Hotel Income Properties REIT LP acquired the city locations from Beck Company Hotels of Williamsburg as part of a $37.1 million deal involving four hotels in Virginia.
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Rosmin, Norzanah and Zakaria, Muhammad Pahlavi (2006) The feasibility of electrical generation by using tidal method. Elektrika, 8 (2). pp. 27-31. ISSN 0128-4428
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This paper proposes an offshore generation method for tidal electrical generation system. Generating electrical energy by using tidal effect is another source of a renewable energy without giving any negative impacts on environment. The theory of tidal energy is that it cycle for 24 hours without stopping. Since tidal generation depends on height, then the most critical requirement for generating electrical energy by using tidal effect is the differences between low tide and high tide. The suitable mathematical equations are used to evaluate the performance of the proposed approach compared to the conventional scheme. The simulation results show the ability of generating electrical energy by using offshore tidal generation scheme. The feasibility of this system was analyzed at Sejingkat, Sarawak. This location is chosen because it has the largest differences between low tide and high tide. Offshore generation at Sejingkat, Sarawak offers 6.257 MW as a mean of potential energy per month. Maximum potential energy can be generated in January whereas the minimum in August, which is about 6.543MW and 5.963MW, respectively. Thus, the proposed scheme shows that the offshore tidal generation system at such location is feasible based on the stable monthly potential energy.
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Brian, The power for the downconverter is fed up the 75 Ohm coax. Disconnect the 75 Ohm downlead cable from the 2880. Take the pigtail F-connector on the preamp and connect it to the 2880. Take the downlead 75 Ohm cable (to your 2 m rig) and reconnect it to the preamp. The power is then fed to the preamp and "thru" to the 2880 via the pigtail lead. OK? 73, Jerry, K5OE email@example.com writes: > Several years ago, I acquired a California Amplifier preamp for use with the > Drake 2880 for 2.4 ghz downlink purposes. The part number is 30947. > > There was no information with the preamp, only nameplate info. I want to be > sure I am hooking this thing up right. > > There is a male Type N at one end, with the nameplate indicating "RF Output > to Downconverter". That one is easy. > > At the other end are 3 connections. There is a Female Type N that says "RF > Input from Antenna" and that also seems obvious. However, the other two > connectors have me wondering. One is a 2 ft. length of 75 ohm coax > terminated in a standard cable TV connector (is that "type F"?) and next to > that is a female Type F connector. The nameplate shows a line connecting > these two. Next to the length of coax, the nameplate says "15 to 28VDC" > Next to the female Type F, the nameplate says "IF IN/OUT". > > It looks like this: > > > FEMALE F -------| IF IN/OUT > | > | > | > COAX -------| 15 to 28 VDC RF OUTPUT ------- MALE N > (to Downconverter) > > FEMALE N ------- RF INPUT (FROM ANTENNA) > > Does anybody know what I do with these 2 type F connections? How do I feed > the 12vdc to the preamp? > > Thanks for any info. > > 73 de Brian W3BW > ---- Via the amsat-bb mailing list at AMSAT.ORG courtesy of AMSAT-NA. To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe amsat-bb" to email@example.com
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March 05, 2010
Dr. Paul Glassman of University of the Pacific, Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry has been appointed to the panel of the Institute of Medicine's new study: "Oral Health Access to Services." Dr. Glassman, who is a professor in the Department of Dental Practice, director of community oral health and co-director for the Pacific Center for Special Care, is one of only three dentists on this panel.
The study is one of two major studies announced by the Institute of Medicine on the oral health care system in the United States to be conducted over the next two years. The "Oral Health Access to Services" study will assess the current system, exploring its strengths, weaknesses and future challenges; describe a desired vision for the system; and recommend strategies to achieve that vision. The other study, "An Oral Health Initiative", will also examine the state of the system and current preventive oral care interventions, their use and promotion; explore ways of improving oral health literacy; and review elements of a potential oral health initiative by the Department of Health and Human Services.
Glassman commented, "These are major new initiatives and will have significant impact on oral health delivery systems for decades to come. The involvement of the IOM in the critical access issues facing our country is important and will help to raise awareness of the problems faced by many of our citizens in maintaining good oral health. These studies should also help promote solutions to these issues."
The Institute of Medicine (IOM) is an independent, nonprofit organization that works outside of government to provide unbiased and authoritative advice to decision makers and the public. Established in 1970, the IOM is the health arm of the National Academy of Sciences, which was chartered under President Abraham Lincoln in 1863.
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With over $175 million dollars invested, 133,000 square feet purchased, over 400 new construction and 140 permanent jobs created, New Belgium Brewing is only days away from breaking ground on its second location.
A groundbreaking private ceremony will be held at the Asheville, NC location on May 1, which will then be followed-up by a public ceremony the next day, May 2.
When at full capacity at both their Fort Collins and Asheville locations, New Belgium Brewing will be producing over 500,000 barrels of beer each year. As mentioned earlier, this new location will deliver 140 new permanent jobs to the area.
New Belgium CEO and Co-Founder Kim Jordan talked about what has led up to this second location as well as some of the environmental programs New Belgium has invested in.
"Over the last two years, we've really enjoyed getting to know this community and we have developed strong partnerships with businesses, non-profits, government agencies and neighbors.
"We're investing in greenways and all these amazing programs that our partners have established. We're grateful to be part of this city and for our partnerships, and are incredibly excited to get this off the ground," Jordan said.
Embracing their respect for the environment and always trying to reuse the materials they have at their disposal, New Belgium was able to take materials present at the site they are building the second location on, and reuse them. The reusables included steel trusses, pine and oak beams, oak flooring, barn doors and more.
"Rather than send thousands of pounds of materials to the landfill, we worked with a great local partner salvaging wood, sheet metal and other materials to re-purpose for future use," said Jay Richardson, who is the general manager for the new Asheville location.
"We plan to reuse about 65-85% of those elements in the new buildings and plan to find a way to make the salvaged items we don't use available to the community."
Don't forget to check out New Belgium Brewing's site for all of the latest news and information regarding the new location and more.


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236 sec. 1 - Capital Punishment and the Constitution Seminar (Spring 2014)
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Meeting Time: Tu 3:35-5:25
Meeting Location: 107
Course Start: January 07, 2014
Class Number (formerly Course Control Number) (Non-1Ls): 49634
The course offers an overview of federal constitutional law governing the death penalty, focusing primarily on the jurisprudence of the United States Supreme Court and the interpretation of the Eighth Amendment. We will consider the following topics: early challenges to the death penalty; different statutory attempts to enact constitutional death penalty schemes; execution of those who commit non-homicide crimes, juveniles, the mentally retarded, and the insane; the effect of race on the administration of capital punishment; jury selection in capital cases; the roles of the defendant, defense counsel, the prosecutor, and the trial judge; methods of execution; and clemency proceedings.
The course will offer guest speakers and there will be an emphasis on class discussion. Attendance is mandatory. Students are expected to be prepared for class and participate in a critical discussion of the assigned readings and judicial opinions.
The course is designed for students, regardless of their views about the death penalty, who generally wish to learn more about the application of capital punishment in the United States, and methods of constitutional interpretation. The course will be particularly useful for students who are interested in a career in criminal law.
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- Cases and Materials on the Death Penalty, 3d
Nina Rivkind, Steven F. Shatz,
Edition: 2009
Publisher: West
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Feb. 27, 2013
CENTER VALLEY, Pa. - Bucknell made Patriot League history on Wednesday night when its 66-47 win over American made the Bison the first team to win three consecutive outright regular-season titles and just the second to claim the No. 1 seed in the League Tournament in three straight years.
The Bison claim the No. 1 seed for the fifth time, the most in Patriot League annals, and fourth in the past eight years. They improved to 24-5 for the season and 11-2 in League action.
Lafayette, Lehigh and Army will all join Bucknell as hosts in the Patriot League quarterfinals next Wednesday, but the seeding between those squads is still up in the air after each team won on Wednesday. Lafayette maintains the inside track to the No. 2 seed with an 80-67 win at Colgate, while Lehigh beat Navy 72-43 and Army knocked off Holy Cross 69-62 to stay in the hunt for the second seed.
The Patriot League regular season concludes on Saturday with Army at Lehigh on CBS Sports Network, American at Lafayette and Colgate at Holy Cross all tipping off at Noon, while Bucknell visits Navy at 7 p.m. before the teams meet up in the quarterfinals next week.
A look at each team's possibilites for seeding in the Patriot League Tournament is included below.
Bucknell: The Bison have clinched the No. 1 seed and home court advantage in each round of the League tourney
Lafayette: The Leopards will be the No. 2 seed with a win over American. If they lose, Lafayette would drop to the No. 3 seed.
Lehigh: The Mountain Hawks can move to the No. 2 seed with a win over Army and Lafayette loss to American. Lehigh would be the No. 3 seed if Lafayette wins, regardless of its result against the Black Knights. The Mountain Hawks would fall to No. 4 with a loss to Army and a Lafayette loss to American.
Army: The Black Knights can jump to the No. 2 seed with a win and a Lafayette loss to American. Army is the No. 4 seed if it loses to Lehigh or Lafayette beats American.
American: The Eagles will be the No. 5 seed in the Patriot League Tournament if they beat Lafayette or Colgate loses at Holy Cross. They fall to the No. 6 with a loss and a Colgate win.
Colgate: The Raiders can move up to the No. 5 spot with a win at Holy Cross and an American loss to Lafayette, but would be No. 6 if they lose or American wins.
Holy Cross: The Crusaders are locked into the No. 7 seed.
Navy: The Mids will be the No. 8 seed.
Recaps and box scores from Wednesday's games are included below, with a synopsis from each contest added later.
at Bucknell 66, American 47
Box Score
LEWISBURG, Pa. - Bucknell (24-5, 11-2 Patriot League) became the first team to win three consecutive outright regular-season titles as it put together a late run to pull away from American (10-18, 5-8) 66-47 on Wednesday at Sojka Pavilion.
The Bison also join Lafayette (1998-00) as the only teams to earn the No. 1 seed in the Patriot League Tournament, and own the all-time League record with a fifth No. 1 seed. Bucknell wins at least 11 Patriot League games for the third season in a row, sixth in the past eight years and ninth overall. It also sweeps the season series with American for the fourth year in a row.
Bucknell never trailed in the game, going ahead by as many as 10 points in the first half and holding a 29-20 lead at the break. American got as close as five points in the second half and it was an eight-point game with under eight minutes left before the Bison went on a 12-2 surge to pull away for the 66-47 win.
Mike Muscala had 21 points to lead the way, while Cameron Ayers scored 18 and Bryson Johnson had 16. Ayers joined Muscala, Johnson and Joe Willman in the 1,000-point club. The Bison have a quartet of 1,000-point scorers for the first time, and are just the fifth school in the nation to boast that accomplishment this season. Bucknell shot 47.1% from the field at 24-of-61, with Ayers and Johnson combining to go 5-of-8 from downtown and the team making 13-of-14 free throws. The Bison owned a 34-26 edge on the boards and limited the Eagles to 18-of-49 shooting and 1-of-9 from three-point range. The Bucknell senior class of Muscala, Johnson, Willman and Colin Klebon became the winningest class in program history with its 88th victory. The Bison also broke the program record for most wins in a three-year period with 74.
Tony Wroblicky led the Eagles with 13 points, but no other player scored more than seven. American was 10-of-12 at the free throw line and had only seven turnovers, but could not make enough shots to keep up. The Eagles will finish under .500 in Patriot League play for the first time in their 12-year history.
Lafayette 80 at Colgate 67
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HAMILTON, N.Y. - Lafayette (16-14, 9-4 Patriot League) continued its roll by going on the road and earning an 80-67 win at Colgate (11-19, 5-8) on Wednesday at Cotterell Court.
The Leopards won their fourth-straight League game, their longest run since 2010, and have now won nine Patriot League games in a season for the first time since 2004 and fifth in school history. Lafayette has claimed wins in eight of its last 10 contests after a 1-2 start. The Leopards maintain the inside track for the No. 2 seed in the Patriot League Tournament, and sweep the Raiders for the third year in a row by winning their seventh-straight over Colgate.
On a team with multiple contributors, a group of players stepped up on Wednesday as five scored in double figures for Lafayette. Tony Johnson led the way with 17 points, Seth Hinrichs had 15, Dan Trist scored 14, Joey Ptasinski had 12 and Bryce Scott finished with 10.
Lafayette scored the first eight points of the game, but Colgate battled back to lead 26-23 with eight minutes left in the first half. The Leopards closed the period with a surge, going on an 18-5 run to grab a 41-31 advantage at the break. Colgate would get as close as three points four times in the second half, including a 66-63 gap with under five minutes to play. Lafayette finally put the Raiders away from there, scoring the next eight points to go ahead by double digits and the final six to close out Colgate with the 80-67 margin.
The lights-out shooting of late continued on Wednesday for the Leopards. Lafayette was over 50% from the field at 29-of-56, and hit at an 11-of-20 clip from three-point range. The Leopards also made 11-of-12 free throws. They were efficient with 18 assists against only six turnovers.
Murphy Burnatowski led the Raiders with 24 points, making 9-of-16 shots from the field and 5-of-8 from three-point range. He did not have much help, as none of the other Raiders had more than six points and the rest of the team combined to shoot 16-of-43 from the field and 3-of-14 from long range. Colgate held a slim 32-30 edge on the boards. The Raiders saw their four-game home Patriot League win streak come to an end and will finish in the bottom half of the League standings for the fifth year in a row.
at Lehigh 72, Navy 43
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Lehigh (19-8, 9-4 Patriot League) put an emphatic end to its three-game losing streak, going up by 19 points at halftime on its way to an easy 72-43 win over Navy (8-21, 2-11) on Wednesday at Stabler Arena.
The Mountain Hawks win a ninth Patriot League game for the sixth time and third in the last four years. Lehigh remains tied for second place in the League standings with Lafayette, though the Leopards own the tiebreaker. The Mountain Hawks sweep Navy for the third year in a row, winning the seventh-straight meeting between the schools.
Lehigh never trailed in the game, leading for all but two minutes early in the contest. The score was tight early as the Mountain Hawks were ahead by six nearly 11 minutes into the game, but Lehigh took over the rest of the way. It went on an 8-0 run to build a 24-10 lead, then closed the first half with the last eight points to take a 36-17 lead at the break. Lehigh would lead by at least 20 points for the final 15 minutes and go up by as many as 35 in the 72-43 win.
The Mountain Hawks had four players score in double figures, led by B.J. Bailey with 17 points while making 5-of-7 three-pointers. Stefan Cvrklaj added 12 while Holden Greiner scored 11 and Gabe Knutson finished with 10. Lehigh finished 54.1% from the field at 26-of-48, and had 20 assists on its 26 made field goals. The Mountain Hawks held a 30-22 edge on the boards and turned it over only seven times compared to 16 for the Mids. Lehigh limited Navy to 16-of-41 shooting and 5-of-17 from three-point range. With the victory, Lehigh head coach Brett Reed became the winningest coach in school history with 113, breaking a tie with Tony Packer.
Worth Smith paced the Mids with 11 points, but no other player had more than six. The Mids will play as the No. 8 seed in the Patriot League Tournament for the second year in a row.
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WEST POINT, N.Y. - The best run in Army's Patriot League history continued as the Black Knights (15-13, 8-5 Patriot League) topped Holy Cross (11-17, 3-10) by a 69-62 final on Wednesday at Christl Arena.
Army guarantees its first winning record in Patriot League play, and extends its best Patriot League win streak to five in a row. The Black Knights will host in the Patriot League Tournament quarterfinals for the first time since 2009, and finish as a top-four seed for just the second time in school history. The victory also assured Army of its first non-losing season since 1984-85, and gave it a regular eason sweep of the Crusaders for the first time.
The Black Knights were once again led by Ella Ellis, who scored 31 points and is closing the regular season with an outstanding run. It was the second time in the last three games where he has scored more than 30 points.
Army trailed by eight pionts with seven minutes left in the first half, but closed the period on a 16-6 stretch to lead 30-28 at the break. Holy Cross scored the first six points of the second half to re-claim the lead, with the game staying close throughout the period. Army went ahead for good with just under 10 minutes to play, and pushed its lead to six at 56-50 on a trey by Ellis with 5:02 to go. The senior hit another three with 3:35 left for a 60-54 lead, and Army would be up by at least four points the rest of the way in the 69-62 victory.
Ellis made all 13 of his free-throw attempts as the Black Knights hit 21-of-27 at the line to win a game where they were just 20-of-57 from the field and 8-of-25 from three-point range. Kyle Wilson added eight points and five assists in the game. Army held a 39-29 edge on the boards, overcoming some of the poor shooting by grabbing 15 offensive rebounds. The Black Knights also had 13 assists with just nine turnovers in the game. It is is Army's first five-game winning streak since 2009-10.
The Crusaders fell for the fourth straight time and ninth in the last 10 contests, and will be the No. 7 seed in the Patriot League Tournament. It is the first time they have lost 10 games in League play. Phil Beans led the way with 16 points, while Dave Dudzinski scored 15, Justin Burrell had 12 points and seven assists and Jordan Stevens finished with 10. The Crusaders had a solid shooting night at 22-of-46 from the field, but the problems on the boards proved costly.


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Hot Spot: El Pitillal Plaza
Published Oct 26, 2007 - (Updated Dec 5, 2012)
Featured in Vallarta Lifestyles Magazine, Fall/Winter 2007 issue.
Thanks to modern conveniences, most of us today can tootle along major supermarket aisles and shopping centers finding just about every item we could possibly require on a day-to-day basis. This was not always the case, however, as exemplified today by the small-town charm of Pitillal Plaza. Think of Pitillal Plaza and surroundings as a multi-block shopping center. Dare to wander up and down the streets and you will find all sorts of small stores selling an unimaginable variety of tchotchkes. Highlighted here are some of our favorites.
- El Vaquero - Cowboy fashions, Mexican style
- Tlapalería Los Arcos - Hardware store
- Fondants - Gourmet bakery
- Huarachería Corona - Traditional leather sandals
- El Lirio de los Valles - Mix-it-yourself granola in bulk
- Veterinaria El Palenque - Pet supplies and hardware items
- Pescadería Juanita - Fresh fish market
- Ángel de Luz - Candle-making supplies
- Fraiché - Custom-designed fragrances
- Farmacias Guadalajara - Drugstore / minimart
- Karina - Toys, novelties, plastic goods for the home
- La Perlita - Crafting supplies


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"Dancing With the Stars" season 18 is getting closer and fans want to know who will be on the show. On Feb. 27, dance pro Peta Murgatroyd went to her Twitter to confirm if she is coming back again or not.
Peta went to her Twitter account and said, "I'll be in your living rooms every Monday night starting March 17!!! 😝 @DancingABC woohoo!" That is great confirmation that she will be back again. For now fans will have to just wonder about who she will have as a partner because the celebs joining the show have not been revealed yet.
Spoilers are slowly coming out about the upcoming season, but this is one of the first actual confirmations that someone will be on the show. They always change up the pros a bit each season.
The new season of "DWTS" will return to ABC on March 17. If you want to know what pros are dancing and who they will have as partners, check out the cast on "Good Morning America" on March 4. This is when fans will hear the big cast announcement.
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I already setup Samba on Ubuntu Server. It's working fine, but I would like to have it accessed by any user using their username and password, in any windows PC that a user would choose to use. Please help me how to do that. Is that possible? Any help will be appreciated.
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When you set up password for users, they'll be automatically required to enter it to access your shares from any computer that can access your Samba server. If your point is accessing with the same passwords they use on clients then you either need to set same passwords on clients and server, or you need a centralized authentication mechanism based on LDAP, Kerberos, etc.


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The idea behind "The Unwritten" having a series of .5 issues, where each one slips between the regular series releases to tell the origins of some supporting cast members, was one that fit in well with the idea of the secret world of fiction that "The Unwritten" tells. In practice, though, I have a feeling that these extra issues of "The Unwritten" are probably getting forgotten or left out of people's thoughts. Reading the latest issue, it makes me hope that they aren't lost in the shuffle, because these are some fun little origin stories.
"The Unwritten" #33.5 tackles the early days of Madame Rausch, back when she was still Anna-Beth Toller and the year was 1740. It's a creepy little story, with army soldiers bunking with the Toller family as the Holy Roman Empire begins to convulse and collapse. It's the soldier Johann Rausch who tells most of the story here; they're there to protect the Tollers and the town in general from Prussian soldiers, but as order begins to break down, it's hard for him to ignore the increasingly odd deaths of those around him.
It's much to Mike Carey's credit that since the reader will figure out what's going on before Johann, that he keeps the plot gripping instead of predictable. You can see the revelation lurking around the corner, but it's the finer details. There's an air of doom and destruction hanging heavily over the events of the Toller family, and as each piece of the puzzle is revealed, it's done so in a way that makes it feel less like, "Well, we knew that was coming" and more like being told that you're allowed to exhale now.
Series artist Peter Gross teams up with Vince Locke for this issue; the two have worked together in the past with great success, and that's true here as well. "The Unwritten" #33.5 has Gross's strong layouts and shapes of figures, but Locke brings his own particular texture to the finished art. I've always liked the look of Locke's finishes and inks; they feel rather ornate and old-world, and that touch of class is exactly what this issue needs. It meshes with the time period well, and it also adds an extra veneer of nobility to the proceedings. Doing so makes the inevitable collapse that much more powerful, to see everything that the Tollers have carefully constructed all come tumbling down in one instance.
The idea behind "The Unwritten" .5 issues is solid, and the execution for #33.5 follows through. The best part is that even if you've never read "The Unwritten" before, this still stands quite nicely on its own as a horror comic. If you're reading "The Unwritten," don't think these are skippable. And if you aren't? It's a good place to begin.


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Apple to unveil the iPhone 5 on October 4
Oh no. In less than two weeks, 'analysts' everywhere will be silenced. At least for a day. Won't you miss all the iPhone 5/4S hysteria? For all these months, we heard (and brought you) rumor after rumor after rumor after rumor concerning Apple's next device or couple of devices. And it will feel so empty on October 5. Because then we'll have found out everything. And probably will have already laughed a lot, in retrospect, at some of the things that were rumored for the new Apple iPhone.
Ah well. That's life. Mythical handsets do need to launch at some point, and according to AllThingsD, the next iPhone (or iPhones?) will be unveiled on Tuesday, October 4. So in less than two weeks.
Of course, this is just a rumor in itself, so don't forget your standard issue grain of salt while reading. Rumor as it may be, it kind of makes sense. If only because it kind of confirms countless other past rumors that were saying that Apple will be holding 'the' event either in September or October. In any case, the company clearly doesn't want the holiday shopping season to catch it with only the old iPhone 4 in tow.
So sooner or later, but probably sooner, this was bound to happen. Let's hope it will be on October 4 and we'll get this over with. Otherwise, it's certainly possible that we'll see dozens more rumors concerning just the announcement's date. This is Apple after all. Every detail is important.
Speaking of which, Apple's new CEO Tim Cook is naturally expected to hold the keynote. So we'll get our first taste at the post-Steve era at Apple. My guess? It's just fine. That said, Tim Cook needs to make a good impression on the impressionable Apple fans, otherwise they'll all collectively start crying after Steve Jobs. And, for the sake of Apple's investors, that shouldn't be allowed to happen. But we'll see. In less than two weeks. Get your clocks synced already.


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When inflammatory arthritis first hit me, I had been going through a period of extreme stress. What stuck in my mind was that same feeling of inertia. I couldn't even pick the dead leaves off the geraniums in the sunroom – and it wasn't because of the pain in my joints.
It has been known for decades that patients with rheumatoid arthritis, or RA, have a two-fold higher incidence of depression than the general population. This was previously dismissed as being secondary to the pain of arthritis. New research is telling us that the excess immune molecules themselves, released by an over-active immune system, contribute to these feelings of depression. No matter the cause, what we already know helps depression – and arthritis, too – are exercise, a healthy diet, social interaction and positive thoughts. So I gradually started to exercise again – first walking a little every day, then, when I felt stronger, swimming for short periods. I surrounded myself with friends and family, and began to eat salads and light amounts of fish and vegetables with olive oil.
Instead of lying in the semi-dark watching television, I sat outside on my deck and listened to the birds, breathed in the scent from my little jasmine tree and gave myself time to contemplate. This mindfulness meditation, where one focuses on the breath or soothing sounds, downshifts the brain's stress response and turns on the relaxation response. It took a bit of effort to get started, but once I began, I soon felt energized and ready to face the world again.
Esther M. Sternberg, MD, rheumatologist and researcher, is the author of Healing Spaces: The Science of Place and Well-being (Harvard University Press, 2009).


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The Magnetic Field is about the pull of opposites; self and other, conscious and unconscious, "skilled" and "childish." Smear, scrub, splotch, scratch, scribble, play, transgress. …. I put these together and came out with the notion that really there is only love.
The Magnetic Field is a show of recent work by Berkeley artist and dreamer Dorothy Nissen at Gallery Route One open through June 24, 2012. The gallery is open WTFSSM, 3-5. You can email the artist at email@example.com.
I grew up in a suburban house on an antediluvian riverbed near the orange groves at the foot of the Sierra Madre Mountains in Southern California. Lulled to sleep by crickets on summer nights, I woke early to nearly touch the blue mountains filling my window. One day backpacking I knew that I had to draw the mountains showing the evolutionary striation of the rocks. Later I felt some sense of wholeness drawing the moving figure of a friend dancing around the pool. After MA in Claremont went to NYC with award from Brooklyn Museum School. Mid-60s delirium and working in inner city schools in East Harlem and East New York, Brooklyn. Marriage to a life of love and nightmare… Returned together to CA 1971, lived in the Castro for 20 years, moved to Berkeley in 1994 living happily ever after.
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"The Bachelor" Sean Lowe and his fiancée Catherine Giudici have partnered with Hydroxycut® SX-7™ and GNC Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: GNC), the nation's largest specialty retailer of health, wellness and sports nutrition products, to drive awareness and donations for those in need of winter coats.
The Shed the Weight & Share the Warmth campaign encourages people who lose weight to donate their old winter clothing to help those in need.
One Warm Coat receives $10,000
Lowe and Giudici launched the campaign by presenting a $10,000.00 donation on behalf of Hydroxycut SX-7 and GNC to One Warm Coat, a national non-profit organization whose mission is to collect coats and distribute them to people, free of charge. One Warm Coat has collected and donated more than four million coats since 1992.
You can help, too
In January, GNC will extend the program in-store by asking customers to donate $10.00 to One Warm Coat by texting "WARM" to 80100. GNC will also offer a special discount for Hydroxycut SX-7 on national store receipts.
"It has been an honor for Catherine and me to work with Hydroxycut and GNC to launch a program that will help thousands of people stay warm during the cold winter months," Lowe says. "Charity is an essential part of our lives and this is a truly worthy cause."
Win-win partnership
One Warm Coat's National Founder and Board Chair, Sherrie Lewis Wood, was on hand to graciously accept the donation. "We are very grateful to the makers of Hydroxycut SX-7 and GNC stores for their generosity and effort to help those less fortunate this holiday season."
The program coincides with the launch of Hydroxycut SX-7, the most advanced weight loss and clean sensory experience, designed to help men and women reach their weight loss goals. Hydroxycut SX-7 launched exclusively at GNC stores in December.


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The Blues Guitar Scale Deck features over 40 scales with arpeggios and covers only the scales you really need to know. Learn about the modes of the major, harmonic, and melodic minor scales, symmetrical scales (diminished and whole tone), and much more. The basics, from strumming chords to reading TAB, are all illustrated with the help of the life-size guitar neck cutouts that fan out and show you where to place your fingers.
Everything you need to know about Blues scales in one convenient deck!


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Feb. 22, 2013
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- The University of Iowa women's gymnastics team upset No. 12 Minnesota, 195.725-195.550, in Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Friday night. The Hawkeyes hit 24 for 24 routines and finished with a 49.225 floor performance to sew up the win. Minnesota was undefeated before falling to Iowa.
"We try to build every week," said head coach Larissa Libby. "We are better than we showed on vault and bars, but the team kept building. With each person, the routines got a little cleaner, stronger and more confident. The best thing is that you could see the trust the team had in one another."
University of Minnesota freshman Lindsay Mable won the all-around competition, scoring 39.400. Sophomore Emma Willis earned second (39.300), sophomore Sydney Hoerr placed third (39.050), and freshman Alie Glover finished fifth (38.875).
"We focused on the details and keeping the energy up, and that has helped us stay undefeated at home," said Willis. "We all did a great job closing on floor tonight. There's only place to go from here, and that's up. We're building as a team and learning from each other, and that will only help us from here."
Iowa started on the vault, earning 48.875. Willis won the event, matching her career-high 9.900. Senior Maya Wickus earned 9.825, and freshman Kyra Trowbridge posted 9.750. Iowa also counted a pair of 9.700s from freshman Adara Griffin and Glover. The Gophers trailed the Hawkeyes (48.350) on the bars.
The Hawkeyes moved to the bars and posted 48.900, while the Gophers gained ground on vault (49.150). Senior Emma Stevenson and Willis paced Iowa with 9.825. Hoerr earned 9.800, and senior Kaitlynn Urano posted 9.750. Glover and Wickus contributed a pair of 9.700s. Despite Minnesota's strong vault showing, Iowa held the lead, 97.775-97.500.
Iowa hit six for six routines on beam, scoring 48.725. Hoerr and Urano led the Hawkeyes (9.775), Trowbridge recorded 9.750, and sophomore Caitlin Tanzer scored a career-best 9.725. Iowa also counted Willis' 9.700. Minnesota took the lead after tallying a 49.175 on floor (147.675-146.500).
In the final rotation, Iowa totaled 49.225 on the floor, while Minnesota scored 48.875 on beam. The Hawkeyes' performance was enough to overcome the Gophers. Stevenson anchored with a season-best 9.900 for first place. Willis earned 9.875, and Trowbridge posted 9.850. Glover and Hoerr contributed 9.800.
"This win will give them the confidence they need to compete against the best," said Libby. "Before tonight, we built up our score but never got that significant clutch win. Tonight will help them move forward and approach a top team like Nebraska. I am extremely pleased that this was the result of a really tough week."
The GymHawks will travel to Lincoln, Neb., to take on No. 9 Nebraska on Monday, March 4. Action is scheduled to start at 6 p.m. (CT) in the Devaney Center.


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Located adjacent to the Boardwalk, this 378,000 gallon wave pool, guests will be able to splash, play, and frolic in the rolling surf under the watchful eyes of trained lifeguards. Water depths at The Shore vary from zero to six feet with a surface area of nearly 23,000 square feet.
* Must be accompanied by a supervising companion.
No hand-held infants
* Only appropriate swimwear is permitted on the attractions. Revealing bathing suits, shorts w/ rivets, snaps, zippers, metal ornamentation, cutoffs and jeans are not permitted. Parents accompanying toddlers must also wear bathing suits.
* Guests of the Miniatures, Kisses, and Reese's height categories must wear a life vest.
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You could be forgiven for thinking that an electric car called the eMO would be dark-colored, inspire sulkiness in its drivers, and play nothing but My Chemical Romance on its stereo. In this case, however, eMO stands for "Electric MObility study," which is just what India's Tata Technologies designed the concept car as - a study in practical, cost-effective electric city/urban transportation. The vehicle is currently on display at the North American International Auto Show as part of this year's Michelin Challenge Design exhibit, in which participants were asked to design "a personal, ground-based vehicle that can transport between two and 10 people, meeting the anticipated needs of select cities in 2046."Read More
Cars that run on compressed air sound like a fantastic idea on paper, but bringing this technology to the masses has proven, well, a difficult road to travel. There's some positive news on the air-car front though - auto giant Tata Motors, which holds the license to develop Motor Development International's (MDI) air engine technology in India, has announced that it has completed the proof of the technical concept and demonstration phase of its air-car program and is now moving toward a market ready product.Read More
When the likes of Jaguar, Porsche, Ford, GM, BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Volkswagen, Renault and Chrysler introduce a new model series, it is equally or more reliable than the model it replaces. Right? Wrong! New information has been released this week which indicates all of the above companies have replaced major models with less reliable models in the last decade - the worst three examples were 60%, 54% and 40% more likely to break down than their predecessor. Read More
The FIA, governing body of internal-combustion-engined motorsport, appears to have finally recognized the bleeding obvious (that electric vehicles will become mainstream) and is planning a high profile electric racing championship series beginning in 2013. The FIA Formula E Championship series has not been publicly framed as yet so it is not known if the series will be run at the same venues as the Formula One series but it can be expected to be held at a range of international venues and will logically serve as the first official championship for electric vehicles. Whether the series will have world championship status ...Read More
The same Indian company that gave us the US$2500 Tata Nano, the world's cheapest car, is now about to give us the world's cheapest house - the 20 sq meter house will cost Rs 32,000 (EUR500 –GBP440 - US$715 ), can be built in a week and is the first viable zero-cost housing package for beneficiaries of the Indira Awaas Yojana shelter rehabilitation scheme. The scheme provides for the underprivileged and with Rs 40,000 per house provided, there's even room for some cheap land in the deal.Read More
Growing Indian powerhouse Tata emphatically announced itself a player in European personal mobility at the Geneva Motor Show when it announced the Tata Pixel, a car built for European cities based on the Tata Nano. Tata claims the Pixel to be "the most package efficient four-seater in the world". The company's use of high-tech in the new vehicle includes connected services and Tata's own human-machine interface (HMI) concept, an infinitely variable transmission from Torotrak and a 1.2 liter turbo diesel offering 3.4 l/100km, but its biggest point-of-difference is that it is ultra maneuverable thanks to moveable wheels which give it a turning circle of just 2.6 meters. Read More
Ask someone in the street to name an electric vehicle right now and top-of-mind brands would probably include Tesla, Chevrolet Volt and Mitsubishi's iMiev. Twelve months from now, there may be another name amongst that list you've not yet heard. Tata is best known for its US$2500 Tata Nano and recent acquisition of Jaguar and Range Rover but another of its wares appears set to make a huge impact in the EV field. The Tata Indica Vista EV hits the market early in 2011, carries four people, has excellent performance and can run 150 miles on a charge. Most importantly, the EV is based on a best-selling, mass-market car from the Indian market where it sells for less than US$9000 and its performance in the recent Future Car Challenge verifies its extreme energy efficiency. Read More
For fans of Corvettes, few vehicles could be better than a sexy, slinky ZR1... except, perhaps, a ZR1 with no direct CO2 emissions. That's what Maryland-based Genovation Cars is in the process of creating with its electric G-Vette. This isn't simply a matter of just dropping an electric motor into an existing car, however. In keeping with the company's green philosophy, the custom body panels are being made from carbon fiber and soy-based resin, while the carpet and floor mats will be made from recycled plastic bottles. The one-of-a-kind automobile will serve as a test bed for Genovation's research into advanced lightweight materials... and you might be able to buy the thing once they're done with it. Read More
China's meteoric rise to become the center of the world's automotive industry was well documented last week in our article and video on SAIC's YEZ Concept car. This week another Chinese manufacturer is making global headlines by buying Volvo Automobiles. Unlike Government-owned SAIC, Volvo's purchaser Zhejiang Geely is a public company controlled by Li Shufu (top left) a self-made 47 year-old billionaire who is being heralded as China's Henry Ford. Geely's ambition knows no bounds – it already plans to produce the world's cheapest car (the tiny gullwing at top right), has a range of green drive trains ready for market including full electric and parallel and serial hybrids, has plans to produce a serious sports cars (bottom right) and now the first fully-owned Chinese prestige auto brand looks set to grab a fat slice of the Government fleet which makes up 8% of China's auto market.Read More
The pick of the world's most fuel efficient vehicles are lining-up at the Michigan International Speedway this week for stage one of the $10 million Automotive X PRIZE. Thirty-six entrants are are taking part in the initial "Shakedown Stage" (April 26-May 7), where they will undergo official safety checks before hitting the track for final testing and an opportunity to iron-out any last minute bugs.Read More
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So! Iv'e decided to do commissions! (yaaaaaay-ss..)
What can i offer you so you will Like my art? -Well you saw my gallery, Pretty much not bad. XD-
I am Drawing With tablet Bamboo Using paint tool sai.
I can draw Chibis/ Oc's/ Any anime Character. ( i love drawing neko's )
I CANT draw/ Do : Backgrounds, Animals, Paint/Shade perfectly Sexy boys xD; -faill-.as you my see my shading is really soft, its barely Seen-able. XD [so dont attack mehh!]
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Gore, extreme inflation, bad taste violence, etc.
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The time of you're commission is very dependable.
I am in army. So i come back home around 7pm.
If my father wont be on the PC, Its my chance to draw you're Commission. c:
But, if he is. gonna have to wait till next day, Or for the weekends. :C
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Trader's Village San Antonio is hosting a St. Patrick's-St. Pet-tricks Day Celebration Sunday, March 16, in the Blue Expo. This great event helps raise awareness about pet adoption while providing a family friendly environment in which to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
Several rescue groups such as S.A. Guardian Angels, Cute and Cuddlie A.W.S., and Give a Dog a Home German Shepherd Dog Rescue have come together to host the Lucky Dogs event from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. This pet adoption event gives families an opportunity to interact with and adopt a new K-9 friend. They will also be accepting monetary donations, dog food and other dog related items for the non-profit organizations.
Also included are Children's activities such as a free petting zoo, face painting, bull riding, and balloon animals from 12:30-4:30 p.m.
Admission to Trader's Village San Antonio is free and parking is $2. The market is open from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
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