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Morning Mindbender-September 5 The average American does this around 41 times a day. What is it? Answer: Send a text message. Congratulations to Debra Yanez of Fairfax-winner!05 Sep 13
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Morning Mindbender- September 3 51-percent of people believe it's OK for employees to do this. What is it? Answer: Date their boss.03 Sep 13
They can be made, laid down, bent, and broken although it's difficult to touch them. What are they? Answer: Rules Congratulations to Agnes Dietz of Sleepy Eye-winner!30 Aug 13
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Morning Mindbender-August 20 Hearing this sound can actually increase a man's testosterone production. What is it? Answer: A crying baby. A university of Michigan study found that men who could hear a crying baby but …20 Aug 13
Morning Mindbender-August 15 Women think about this 5 times a day and men think about this every other day. What is it? Answer: Calling their mom15 Aug 13
Morning Mindbender-August 13 Sausages are eaten more in this U.S. city than in any other city in the country. Where is it? Answer: Los Angeles. That's based on retail sales. New York is second and …13 Aug 13
Morning Mindbender-August 8 The average man does this six times a week, the average woman three times. What is it? Answer: Shake hands08 Aug 13
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Meet the Millennials
The Millennial generation (Gen Y) has been called Generation WHY, Baby Busters, Echo Boom, Generation Next, and Nexters. It doesn't matter what you call them. This group of teens and twenty-somethings is 76 million strong and just now flooding the workforce. Millennials are young, confident, and sociable.
Millennials are tech savvy in ways that make Xers and Boomers look like fossils. Millennials love the latest techie gadgets–4G phones, GPS mapping, hands-free everything, voice recognition, portable media players, underwater music players, e-books, high definition camcorders–and on and on.
Millennials are loyal. They have faith in institutions. They are optimistic. They are cautious. Millennials have combined these traits into an identity uniquely their own. Think Millennials, and the key word is "realistic."
How to Attract and Retain Millennials
The challenge of meeting the needs of this diverse generation cannot be oversimplified. Meeting these needs calls for flexible and perceptive leaders with equally flexible people policies. Millennials understand the importance of balancing hobbies, sports, and volunteer activities with work, so offering the ability to telecommute, for example, is one great way to attract top Millennial talent. For additional ideas, check out Sherri's book, Ties to Tattoos: Turning Generational Differences into a Competitive Advantage.
Where Traditionalists seek lifetime careers, Boomers stellar careers, and Xers portable careers, Millennials strive for parallel careers. Futurist predict that Millennials will experience as many as ten career changes in their lifetimes. However, it's likely that Millennials will reject the Xers' distrust of organizations and instead may envision a lifetime career with one company if they can attach themselves to organizations that offer the right combination of challenge, opportunity and security. The key is to keep them challenged, engaged, and feeling like their career is sustaining good forward momentum. Sherri's HR consulting company GenInsYght specializes in innovative ways to recruit, train, motivate, and engage this dynamic young generation.
Utilizing Millennials in Your Organization
Millennials are capable of learning several jobs simultaneously and performing them equally well. In a tight labor market, relying on Millennials to cover more than one position is a smart strategy. They thrive on multi-tasking, and putting this ability to use is more cost-effective than hiring additional employees. Additionally, cross-training is a strategy that will appeal to Millennials and help reduce turnover.
More about Millennials
For more information about how to recruit, retain, and motivate Millennials, check out Sherri's book, Ties to Tattoos. Or, feel free to contact Sherri at firstname.lastname@example.com or 214-802-2345.

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In this morality debasing modern age in which we live, it is all too seldom that we have something genuinely positive to tell the grandkids while gathered around the fire hearth of a night. If it isn't Obama showering abortion clinics with the nation's wealth, then it is the liberal Mit Romney plying our youngsters with his laundered millions in order to groom them as his next addition in a harem of wives! But that was not so this week, rather this week has been cause for much celebration among the saved, thanks in large part to the courageous actions taken by New Jersey Governor, Chris Christie (Republican).
This past week Democrat thugs in control of the New Jersey's Legislature opted to abuse the power granted them by New Jersey's goodly voters by arbitrarily pushing through a partisan bill aimed at legalising Pedophile, Bestial and Gay Marriage! This piece of legislation was obviously completely unacceptable to the people of New Jersey along with their pious Governor, who promptly vetoed the bill, as befits all such sordid filth. In doing so Chris Christie not only saved the immortal soul of New Jersey, but also stood as custodian over the humanitarian rights of all the young children and animals which stood to be buggered under the Democrats dangerous policy!
One of the Legislatures openly Pedophile members, Assemblyman Tim Eustace, fiendishly coerced his young son (?!) to appear before the members to plead for the abuse to continue, saying that Christie's virtuous veto "makes it clear, in no uncertain terms, that he does not think my family, and thousands of others, are equal in the eyes of the law."
Well no, Tim Eustace's sick perversion is certainly not equal before the eyes of the law! Pedophilia is a profoundly harmful practice to the young lives that it victimises, and it does similar harm to the souls of the sick individuals who perpetrate such heinous crimes as sin-docking with children. Chris Christie promised before his God to stand firm against such villainy, and by gum he did! More importantly Chris Christie fired a warning shot across the bow of liberal America, delivering the message loud and clear that this sort of degenerate conduct will not fly in Rick Santorum's America!
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By user12625760 on May 02, 2005
I'm really not sure about the Dalek's having a softer side. Yes a gooey slimy inside but not a softer side that is swayed by questions of their purpose in the space time continuum. They exist to have a sink plunger for one arm and a whisk for the other, only one eye on a stalk and to exterminate things, preferably while saying the word exterminate a lot.
However I found the Dalek episode thoroughly enjoyable and it was clearly very frightening for the kids. I'm just glad that since The Dr is a Time Lord we may meet up with the Daleks in future episodes which would be in their past unless any more have fallen through holes in time.
We will gloss over the details of how dumb it would be to put the keypad that controls the door on the inside of the cell, and having made that mistake allowing a Dalek to have an infinite number of tries in a second with the sink plunger to guess the code. What they needed was a Java card.
The Dalek itself was more impressive than past versions, including being able to hover to get around the age old "I'll just go upstairs" to escape you trick.


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Jordan passes Abu Qatada treaty
The deportation of radical cleric Abu Qatada to Jordan is a step closer after the country's parliament approved a treaty with Britain. But it still requires approval from Parliament in the UK and from Jordan's king.
Live updates
Govt 'pleased' Jordan has approved Qatada treaty
Jordan's decision to approve a treaty with the UK designed to trigger the removal of radical cleric Abu Qatada has been welcomed by the Home Office.
A spokesman said: "The Government remains committed to securing Qatada's deportation as quickly as possible.
"We are pleased the Jordanian parliament has approved the treaty and we await its full ratification by the Jordanian government and the completion of ratification procedures in the UK."


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refers to clothes, jewelry, bags, etc. that are so horrible, tacky, brightly coloured, etc. that they are awesome, because of irony.
few can pull it off
few can pull it off
colours of items include, but are not limited to: hot pink, fuschia, orange, yellow, lime green.
and anything with rhinestones.
and anything with rhinestones.
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Trimble County's class of 1972 will hold it's 40-year reunion at 6 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 20 at the Pines Restaurant in Madison, Ind.
This casual-dress event will feature good food and fellowship with old friends and classmates. Please bring spouse, friend or a guest with you. Cost is $20 per person and will be due at the door. For more information, contact Tony Gossom at (502) 732-4928 or cell (502) 682-2474.
The Carroll County Senior Center is located at 110 Sixth St., Carrollton, (502) 732-7026
Wednesday, Oct. 3: Rummy tournament, 9:45 a.m.; computer help with Amy, 1 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 4: Bunk-O, 10:30 a.m.
Friday, Oct. 5: Commodity pick-up, 8 a.m.; Ky. Wool Fest in Falmouth, Ky. 8:30 a.m.
Monday, Oct. 8: Scary movie Monday, 9:30 a.m.; Euchre/Rook, 10 a.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 9: Bingo, 9:30 a.m.; aging in place, 11:30 a.m.; flu shots.
Wednesday, Oct. 10: Nutrition with Grace, 10:30 a.m.; computer help with Amy, 1 p.m.
Nine teams made up of cancer survivors, families, caregivers, local faith-based groups, businesses and clubs walked 12 hours in the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life of Carroll County on June 15 and raised more than $86,000.
Carroll County Public Library will display quilts during the month of October. Banned book week Sept. 31 through Oct. 5 — get caught reading.
Wednesday, Oct. 3: Walk-away the pounds, 9 a.m.; medicare information,
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Carroll County Emergency Management will add six Community Outdoor Warning Systems (COWS) to alert residents and visitors of tornado sightings or warnings.
COWS can save lives during severe weather when a tornado is sighted or a tornado warning is issued. The 19 COWS used by Carroll County Emergency Management could save your life and the lives of your family and friends. They will be activated as soon as a tornado is sighted in Carroll County or a tornado warning is issued by the National Weather Service for Carroll County.
The Carroll County Retired Teachers Association met Sept. 21 at Pat's Place. Lunch was catered by Donna Parish, who prepared the meal and the fall decor for the tables.
Cassandra McBurney, president of CCRTA, called the meeting to order. First, the club recognized new retiree Debbie Cull. She talked about where she taught and for how many years. CCRTA presented her with a Kentucky Retired Teachers Association pin.
Wednesday, Sept. 26, Food facts with Amy, 11:45 a.m.; computer help with Amy, 1 p.m.
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|WBB Looks to Rebound in Nevada
MOSCOW, Idaho—The University of Idaho women's basketball team will look to get back on track at the Lawlor Events Center Friday night in the first game of the John Ascuaga's Nugget Classic. The Vandals will take on host Nevada at 5:00 p.m. PT.
"It is going to be a huge environment out there on Friday," head coach Jon Newlee said. "We have been out there before for their Native American night and it is going to be packed and loud. They are a very physical team. They have a 6'8'' post player that can play. They are going to be they are going to be huge inside like San Diego. We have to come ready to battle and play for 40 minutes."
Idaho (3-2) leads the all-time series over the Wolfpack, 18-16. The schools have been members of four different conferences together. They have played in the old Mountain West Athletic Conference, the Big Sky Conference, the Big West Conference and the Western Athletic Conference.
Last time they two teams met on the basketball court in February of 2012. Alyssa Charlston led the Vandals to an 88-86 overtime win in Reno. Charlston posted a career-high 19 rebounds and scored 21 points.
Nevada is off to a 3-2 start in 2013-14. The Wolfpack women's basketball team snapped a two-game skid with a 79-62 win over Cal State East Bay. Nyasha LeSure notched her first career double-double with 10 points and 12 rebounds on a perfect 5-5 shooting from the field. Danika Sharp led all scorers with 19 points. Sharp connected on her 139th career three-pointer to move within two of passing Tahnee Robinson (2009-11) for fourth place on Nevada's all-time list. Mimi Mungedi added 13 points.


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Another Awsome Year at WR RPG
Okay, so I'm starting my first ever rpg. But read the ****in rules first!!!
1). you can use old characters or new ones you make
2). use tags to tag to people, please
One thing: I control my person and Lili. ^^
So I'll start:
power: clarivoyince
pink hair
easy to please, nice girl
pink hoodie, black mini scirt
black boots
Rose left her mother's car, smilling. She took her MP3 player out of her backpack and switched to " Old School Hollywood" while walking to the girl's cabins.
"Okay, where is everyone?"
She chose a bunk, set her stuff down, and went to the main lodge.While walking, Rose saw a girl with reddish-purplish hair in pigtails sitting in a tree, catching birds on fire.
" Hi," Rose yelled. Rose climbed up the tree she was in and stared at her.
"My name's Rose. What's your's?"
"Lili," the girl mumbled.
"OMG!!! THE LILI?!? YOUR LIKE, FAMOUS WHERE I COME FROM!!!" Lili got a bit freaked-out and levitated out of the tree to the main lodge.
" Great. I screw up when I meet THE Lili and scare her off. Rose shock her head and levitated to the beach.
We're not answering this thread because everyone here is sick of RPGing. Ever notice all the other RPGs are dead and have been dead, for like ever.
We'll see.
Ness walked into camp. "Wait a second... this is dumb!" Then he exploded... for some reason.
Smon, I love that quote from your sig.
Anyway I know you'll just play as my characters for me or other stupid things like that so, nah.
Forum RPG's don't work if the GM just makes random things happen.
Can we please just START THE STORY?????
Should i join as a brilliant designer. I shall consult the ouiji board.
Sure Darth. ^^
Smon, I fixed the rulz ok?
I'm not joining any RPG where the GM spells 'rules' as 'rulz', and also has a little problem with making things make sense.
Sure. I'll play.
Tall, lanky 12 year old peers up at the camp sign, shielding their eyes from the sun with a well tanned hand.
"Whispering Rock Paychic Summer Camp...at last!"
Angel picks up the army rucksack beside them and saunters through the gates heading to towards the campers' cabins.
*deep in thought*
"For 4 generations, we have been denied the opportunity to become Psychonauts, to hone our abilities for the good of man and womankind. Now, I shall be the first"
"Mierda...Hace muy calor..." Angel whips of the jacket and ties the concoction of denim, patches and band button and safety pins around their waist. Angel looks up at the boys and girls cabins, hesitantly. Angel turns to face the boys cabins and with a deep inhale, races into the cabin grabs a top bunk, scribles "Angel J." on the clipboard. Angel exhales and flops on the bed. "it's done...I am here...I am really here".
Angel sighs and looks around the empty cabin, evidence of other occupants is present but the owners are nowhere to be found.
Angel leaps out of the bed and lands with a loud thump of thick soled combat boot against wood. "Donde son la otras?" he mumbles and heads out the door towards the main lodge.
No... let it... die...
Shut up cheez.
Rose looked around on the beach, silently.
" Wow. Really cool." she wispered. " Maybe I should go back"
Rose got up from the rock she was on and levitated back to the cabins.
Ok, I'm really missing RPGing, so I'll join.
A 13 year old girl walked into camp. She carried with her a suitcase filled with fabrics and patterns, and a messnager bag with a change of clothes, pajamas, a picture of her idol and crush, Daniel Vosovic, and more supplies for designing.
"So, this is the place they sent me?" Said the girl, "Oh god, this is gonna suck."
She was standing in the parking lot, confuzed and a bit bewildered.
(P.S. Zelda, no tagging. Tagging makes RPGs stupid as hell.)
(Yay, somone joined)
Rose got off of her thought bubble and began to grow sick of the heat. She walked around abit and turned her MP3 player off.
" God dammit. Where is everyone."
Out of the coner of her eye, she saw a girl in the parking lot.
" Sweet, somones here," she mumbled.
The mysterious new girl saw someone coming towards her. "Oh god, WHAT IS SHE WEARING?!?!" the girl thought, "I smell a new dress design."
(I was bored. So what?!?!?]
Rose ran up to her and said, "Hi"
Rose read the girls mind and thought, " OH GOD. SHE HATES MY OUTFIT."
"Chloe', nice to meet you." Said the girl. She put one hand on her hip and said "So, who picked out that outfit, child?? We'll need to make you look a lot better. but for now, where do I put my stuff at?"
" I'm Rose, and are you a designer too?!?" ( pulls out a case full of fabric, broches, and sewing stuff) " I worship Daniel Vosovic even if he's 80/20. Anyway, I'll show you to the girl's cabins."
Chloe squints feircely, fire in her eyes. "You lay off my man you crackhead." Chloe said in a low, demonic sound ing, voice. She pulls out her framed picture of him brushing his teeth shirtless from the show, with the little heart sticker in the corner.
" Sorry," Rose said, tears forming in her eyes. " This is why I don't make friends!" she cried running off to the GPC area.
(Rose is real emotionel)
"Lighten up, It's just fashion!!!" Yelled as the girl ran off. "Ugg," she sighed "She's so pitiful." Chloe followed some confuzing signs and founs some cabins.
Rose sulked as she levitated up a tree.
" *sniff* How come people are so mean. I don't even LIKE him. He's just my idol,"
she mumbled to herself.
" Are you okay?" came a voice from below. It was Lili.
" Yeah, I'm fine," Rose said as Lili climbed up the tree.
" Hey, sorry about earlier," Lili said softly.
"It's okay, " Rose said.
They chatted for a while as they caught birds on fire.
Chloe found an entireempty cabin, nothing in it. She unpacked some fabrics, her picture, and her folded pajamas were placed on the top bunk. She then pulled out a nave cashmier and began to handsew the hem of a dress.
"Hmm," She thought, "I need a base... but where to find one???"
" Okay, I'm better now Lili," Rose said, while standing up.
" Cool," Lili said," If you don't feel nice, come see me."
Rose nodded and levitated away as Lili waved. Now, to go beat that ass up, Rose thought with a sly grin. Shy levitated halfway there and got caught by a cogar.
" Oh s***," Rose mumbled."HHHHHHHHHHHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP,"
Rose cried.
Angel's ears prick up at the cry of distress and runs off in the direction of the screaming.
Angel arrives on the scene and spots the cougar and Rose. Thinking fast, he psi-blasts a branch causing it to fall and land on the cougar with a satisfying crunch. He saunters over to Rose. "You okay?", he asks, a slight smirk on his face.
I'm totally bored so I might as well join
Favorite power:Psi blast
Appearnace:Blond hair, black hoody, goggles (Not like Raz's)black jogging pants
Personality:Joe's the strong, silent type. He keeps to himself a lot. Likes video games
Joe walked into the camp to find it pretty much empty. "Hello anyone here?" He cried out, then he saw a girl (Chloe, Rose, Lili whoever) walk by and ran up to her
Also just wondering, do we just control our made up people or can we control a real guy as well? Seeing as you control Rose and Lili Zelda
Chloe just continued to sit in the cabin, sewing her dress, bored out of her mind.
She began to hum a tune to pass the time.
"I-I'm fine," she said and thanked him for the save. She had almost forgot about the ass-kicking of Chloe and levitated to the girls' cabin. As she went, she yelled, Thank you," again, with a small blush.
(p.s. You can control the other students and your person.)
Chloe sat on the bed as she saw What's-her-face walk in.
"Well, if it isn't you. Has you previous few minutes been lovely?" she asked in a sarcastic tone.
ohh I'll join.
manga lover, nice
purple pants, black hoodie
Yunnie walked into camp smiling and ran to the girls cabin. She saw two girls about ready to fight as they starred at her.
"Hi, I'm Yunnie," she said.
I'll join.
He can see perfectly but has no pupils in his eyes.
Black hair
Powers: Everyone known to man.
Family: Had a brother but he was killed by a mysteriuos person wearing a showercap and a claw.
Personality:Considers all psychics except Raz weak and insignificent.
standing on top of Thorny towers ruins.
Rioko:Looks like the new students are here. Well maybe one of them is powerful enough to consider a friend.*walk across the water to camp.*
Rioko heard a sound as he was walking to the GPC area. Rioko"Psychic Wave!
The massive burst of psychic energy sent the person (who is Raz) crashing through the roof of a cabin.
Raz: Yep. Thats rioko alright. Hello.
Yunnie,Chloe, and Rose: Who are you?
Raz: My name is Raz. I'm a temporary counselor. I may not seem old but believe me. I'm a fully fledged Psychonaut. The dude who sent me crashing in here was Rioko. He was the person to put the former two counselor in a hospital. He isn't a very nice person. He is lives on the abandoned island along with 4 other people. If you value your life don't tick him off. Anyway i have to go find my friend Liliy.
Rose: I saw her a while ago. Near the GPC area.
Raz: Thanks.
Rose starred at the boy, Rioko, thinking, Hummmmmmm, maybe he could help me hurt Chloe, showing another sly grin. Then she thought, Then again, I'll just try to be his friend.
"Hi, I'm Rose. Nice to meet you," she said suddenly happy.
Rioko: Don't even think of using my powers to hurt your enemies. I am on no one's side but my own. I have no family friends or allies. get out of my way if you value your life.
Rioko then left to see a certain milkman.
Chloe payed no attention to anyone, and finished her sewing. She left the cabin with the dress, and headed to a restroom.
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Compiled from Associated Press reports and the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame
Arizona Sports Hall of Famer Annika Sorenstam may be the top women's golfer in the world, but after winning the ESPY for female athlete of the year last Wednesday, she has even loftier all-star company.
Try Barry Bonds.
Sorenstam's victory gave her seven career ESPYs, breaking a tie with Bonds for second on the all-time list. She beat out former Wimbledon champion Maria Sharapova, Olympic swimmer Natalie Coughlin and LSU basketball star Seimone Augustus.
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Annika Sorenstam at the ESPYs
"I do set some lofty goals and I'm very happy with what I've done," said Sorenstam, who has won two of the year's first three LPGA majors. She has won 6 of 10 tournaments this year, and is the LPGA's top money winner with more than $1.5 million.
Consistency has been the hallmark of Sorenstam's 12-year career in pro golf. Her biggest season to date was in 2003, when she won two majors and 11 times on the LPGA Tour, became the first woman since 1945 to play on the PGA Tour, did a star turn on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" and entered the LPGA Hall of Fame.
The 34-year-old Swede has proved time and time again that she has to be included in any argument about the most dominant golfer ?- male or female ?- of this era. Over the last four plus seasons, Sorenstam has separated herself from her competition even more than either Tiger Woods or Vijay Singh, boosting her total LPGA wins to 62 and climbing within striking distance of the record 88 recorded by Kathy Whitworth in a 22-year career.
"I'm still so far away from it but I've come so far ahead of what I ever thought I would," Sorenstam said last year. "I always said I would continue to play this game while I enjoy it and feel motivated. I just wonder if I can continue on this pace."
But no one should be surprised if she does.
Golfing great Nancy Lopez saw something special in Sorenstam not long after she joined the pro circuit. "There's a calmness about her you don't normally see in young players," Lopez said at the time, and that's still evident watching Sorenstam play now, striding purposefully down the fairway in wraparound sunglasses.
But then, as now, the cool, confident exterior masks a competitive desire that burns every bit as brightly as it has in any of the game's greats.
Soon after Australian Karrie Webb knocked Sorenstam off the throne of women's golf at the end of the 2000 season, the Swede rededicated herself to the sport with an intensity few believed she possessed. Sorenstam spent the next six weeks practicing nothing but putting and began a strength-training regimen that has made her the envy of not just her peers, but female athletes of every stripe.
After a 2002 season that ranked as the most successful by any golfer in four decades, the same impulse drove her to accept a sponsor's invitation to play against the men at the Colonial the following year. Sorenstam missed the cut there, but played in front of crowds nearly four times larger than she routinely encounters on the LPGA Tour. She put both her game and her personality under that microscope to learn more about her weaknesses than strengths, and those lessons have been paying dividends ever since.
Sorenstam insists winning is not as easy as she makes it look. But whenever she gets in a tight spot now, Sorenstam draws on the memories of playing in front of galleries lined eight deep behind the ropes, remembering how it felt to stand in the fairway and feel like there wasn't enough oxygen to go around. Then she draws the club back calmly and pulls off the shot she needs.
As a Wildcat, Sorenstam only needed two years to make a permanent mark on the University of Arizona history books. She is only the second woman in UA history to win the NCAA women's individual golf championship, capturing the 1991 title as a freshman. That same season she also placed second at the Pac-10 Championships.
Her performance in 1991 earner her National Player of the Year honors, Arizona's first in women's golf.
As a sophomore, she placed second at the NCAA Championships and won the Pac-10 individual title. In 1992, she led Arizona to its first-ever Pac-10 team championship.
As a Wildcat, she finished in the top 10 in every tournament but one and won seven individual titles, while helping the Wildcats win 14 team championships. Her play earned her All-America and All-Pac 10 honors each of her two years at Arizona, and during both years she was also an All-Pac 10 Academic Team selection.
She turned professional after her sophomore season and joined the LPGA tour in October of 1993, immediately establishing hersel as one of the tour's premier players in winning back-to-back U.S. Open titles in 1995 and 1996.
One of the most scrutinized golfers in history, Sorenstam has a simple philosophy she credits for her success.
"You're a champion whether you make a bogey or a birdie," Sorenstam said. "That's the way I look at it."


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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – The Truckers Strike 2013 for Washington DC dubbed "Truckers Ride For The Constitution" will kick off with a meeting today October 10, 2013 in to Gilberton, PA, organizers tell news. What happened to the truckers, is I-495 still being targeted for October 11, and what will happen to the DC Beltway this weekend? The Truckers indicate to news that, while their strike starts Friday, there is a meeting today at 5 pm EST as well.
Truckers Ride For The Constitution reports that there is a kickoff drive in Pennsylvania today. The wrote on their Facebook page Wednesday "Please send your contact info to … We will get you setup with fuel to go to Gilberton, PA town hall for Chief Kessler's hearing at 5pm tomorrow". Some truckers are heading to Washington DC through Pennsylvania. So organizers are planning a meet-up Thursday afternoon in Gilberton.
Meantime, the Truckers also indicate to news that the effort has now attracted more than truckers. Many fans are suggesting on Facebook that they will participate with their pickup truckers, SUVs, and even minivans. All "wheels" are encouraged to participate in the strike this weekend.
How do you register for the Trucker Protest Strike? Organizers tell news that "We have been absolutely overwhelmed with driver inquires about registration. If you are a driver, and you have not sent your contact information to the following address, you must do so immediately". They add "anything with wheels; if you are planning to join the convoy". To register you are encouraged to email the organizers' as indicted HERE. For more about the Trucker Strike, how it works, when it happens, and more, click HERE.
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Amy from A Nest For All Seasons rescued some dressers that were sitting in the trash calling her name. There were eight drawers total, and they were sadly without a dresser frame to call their own. It wasn't a problem for Amy though who found a whole new way to repurpose the castoffs.
After giving the drawers a thorough washing, Amy painted them with Oops! paint and hung them on the wall in a grid. With some simple cup hooks and curtain rings, her kiddos now have their own display boxes for artwork!
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Jan. 2, 2013
CHICAGO – Women's basketball player Terri Bender has been named the UICFlames.com Student-Athlete of the Week for the period of Dec. 24-Dec. 30. Bender picked up the Horizon League's Newcomer of the Week award for her efforts in the Flames' victory last Friday night (Dec. 28) at home against Western Michigan.
"Terri keeps getting better every time she plays," said head coach Regina Miller. "She has already made tremendous strides since the start of the season and I expect her to continue to do so."
Against the Broncos, Bender posted a career-high 16 points and six made field goals, while shooting 6-of-11 (54.5%) from the field. The point guard also grabbed six boards and collected three steals.
Since finding a spot in the starting lineup the last five games, Bender is averaging 8.4 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.8 assists per game. The Flames are 3-2 in that same span and tout a three-game home win streak, which they look to extend this Saturday against Butler at 3 p.m. CT.
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Open to boys and girls players of all abilities between ages 8-18, the 2013 adidas Tennis Camps at Bradley will be hosted June 16-20 and June 23-27. Campers will train outdoors on Bradley University's David Markin Tennis Courts and indoor courts at the Clubs at River City will be available in the event of inclement weather. Both day camp ($445) and overnight residential camp ($765) options are available.
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New release: Baldacci Vineyards 2005 IV Sons Cabernet Sauvignon
Baldacci Family Vineyards is a small, family-run winery located at 6236 Silverado Trail in Napa. The winery has just announced the release of its 2005 IV Sons Cabernet Sauvignon. The wine, which retails for $35 per 750ml bottle and is 14.9% alcohol by volume, is made up of 97% Cabernet Sauvignon and 3% Cabernet Franc from the Stags Leap District. Here's the winery's description of the new wine:
With aromas full of dried black fruit, cherries and figs, this wine is supple and full-bodied. The tannins are pure Stags Leap  velvety and lingering. Hints of mocha and a dusting of oak fill out the flavor profile making this the perfect wine to pair with many meals from Pepperoni Pizza to Pasta Bolognese or stewed Chicken Cacciatore. Our IV Sons will age fantastically for 5 to 7 years.
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This past April 12, 2011 Artisan Vines Distributing Corporation celebrated its Portfolio tasting at The Park Tavern in Piedmont Park, midtown Atlanta. Under a big tent media and trade were able to taste a great selection of fine wines, along with life Jazz and an assortment of tasty hors d' oeuvres.
At the John Given Wines (Importer of Fine Italian Wines) table, Susan Hasbrouck offered about six selections to taste; the 2007 Antica Enotria Nero Di Troia, Puglia IGT got some attention. This wine is produced 100% organically by Antica Enotria Winery, located in the province of Foggia just a few miles from the Gulf of Manfredonia in Puglia; a long, thin wine region in the far south-eastern corner of the "boot" of Italy. This red wine is made with 100% Nero Di Troia grape, also known as Uva di Troia; is an indigenous grape of this region.
This grape was traditionally grown for volume, therefore clones that produced large compact bunches, with fairly large grapes were preferred by farmers. Because of this cluster structure, ripening was uneven, and as a result most of the bunches had a few unripe grapes, which contributed harsh unripe tannins. Today with more effort put on quality rather than quantity farmers are propagating Nero di Troia vines that produce smaller, looser clusters of grapes that ripen more uniformly ending up with a better wine, more true to its fruit character.
2007 Antica Enotria Nero Di Troia, Puglia IGT (Certified Organic): This less known red varietal wine has a modest bouquet that offers a peculiar aroma of a fresh open roll of packing tape but also blackberry, dark cherry and cranberry with notes of cedar earth and bacon. On the palate this wine feels medium to full-bodied with noticeable acidity, firm tannins, bitter-sweet fruit flavors and hints of red meat and oak. This intriguing red wine leaves you with the desire of wanting more. Average reatil price is $16.
In Atlanta you can find this wine at your favorite wine retail store like, The Wine Cellars, Niko's Wine Corner, Perrine's Wine, All Y' alls Wines, J's Beverage Depot, Ansley Wine Merchants, Halls of Fine Wines, Sherlock's Wine, Mac's Beer and Wine, Decatur Wine and Spirits, HopCity Craft Beer and Wine, Tower Wine and Spirits, Total Wine, Green's and The Dekalb Farmer's Market.


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Tech survivors rally for gun control
Armed with duct tape, Colin Goddard balanced on a chair to hang a screen so people could watch a film at the Richmond YWCA gymnasium.
Goddard appears to be fairly athletic. But four years ago, he was barely able to do one spin on a bicycle because of gunshot injuries he suffered during the shooting rampage at Virginia Tech on April 16, 2007.
Goddard and others gathered in Richmond this week to share their thoughts about gun violence as "Living for 32" – a documentary about the Tech massacre – was screened at the YWCA.
Goddard was one of the people who survived when a fellow Virginia Tech student, Seung-Hui Cho, entered their classroom and began shooting. Cho, who had a history of mental health problems, killed 32 people before killing himself.
Since then, Goddard and other survivors have become activists for gun control.
The film screening in Richmond was organized Monday by the Virginia Center for Public Safety. Colin Goddard's father, Andrew Goddard, is president of the nonprofit group.
Gun control is the subject of debate in the General Assembly as the 2011 legislative session gets under way. It's also a national issue after a gunman killed six people and wounded a dozen, including U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, in Arizona on Jan. 8.
Several bills before the assembly would relax existing firearms laws. Some would make it easier to get a permit to carry a concealed weapon, prohibit the state from restricting firearms or exempt guns made in Virginia from federal regulation. The Virginia Center for Public Safety opposes such measures.
The center supports bills that would provide more gun control. One measure, for example, would require criminal background checks before people can buy firearms at gun shows. Other would ban firearms from libraries, the Capitol and the General Assembly Building.
"They have to keep guns out of the State Capitol," Andrew Goddard said. "We don't want consequences."
To underscore how lax existing laws are, Colin Goddard goes to gun shows and demonstrates that he can buy weapons with cash – and without an ID or background check.
The film screening at the YWCA drew an audience of concerned citizens and victims and survivors of gun violence.
Omar Samaha, a Virginia Tech graduate, joined Colin Goddard in presenting the film and answering questions from the audience.
Samaha's sister, Reema Samaha, was killed during the Virginia Tech shooting. Samaha now works with Students for Gun Free Schools, a grass-roots campaign to ban concealed weapons from college campuses. The campaign was started in honor of Samaha's sister.
"Students feel they need to carry because they don't feel safe ... it is a variety of social issues," Samaha said.
The film recalls events that happened nearly four years ago. For many in attendance, the emotions were as raw as if the ordeal happened yesterday.
Alex Evans was the chaplain for the Blacksburg police and pastor at Blacksburg Presbyterian Church. He was present the day of the shootings and said the film carried him back to the day.
"I felt a very emotional response," Evans said. "But also very logical and practical. [Colin Goddard] is calling on us to improve our law and society."
Goddard says he is not anti-gun; however, he believes society needs more control over violent weapons.
"Living for 32" will premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah at the end of January and at Virginia Tech in February. Students can request the film to be shown at their university.
To learn more about "Living for 32," visit the documentary's website, http://livingfor32.com/
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Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
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The Tuckahoe Family YMCA and ReEstablish Richmond will host the third-annual Refugee Community Resource Fair Saturday, June 18, from 10 a.m. to noon at the YMCA, 9211 Patterson Avenue in Henrico. The event is designed to provide refugees in the region information about jobs, local businesses, housing, health care, education and more.
As part of its strategic plan, the YMCA of Greater Richmond works to identify, address and eliminate economic, geographic and cultural barriers. > Read more.
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NEW ORLEANS - After having its two-game winning streak snapped at Southern Miss on Wednesday, the Tulane men's basketball team looks to get back on track Saturday when they host SMU at 1:30 p.m. CT in Devlin Fieldhouse.
The game will be broadcast live on the Fox Sports Network and, as with every game, will be aired on the Tulane IMG Sports Network (106.1 FM "The Ticket" in the New Orleans area).
The Green Wave (16-9, 4-6 C-USA) fell to USM, 71-60, but erased a 16-point second half deficit only to fall short.
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Men's Basketball Falls at SMU, 59-53
Despite getting 24 points from sophomore guard Ricky Tarrant and a double double from junior forward Josh Davis, the Tulane men's basketball team could not get past SMU on Saturday afternoon, falling 59-53, in the Conference USA game in Moody Coliseum.
"Again, SMU comes in here as a familiar team for us," Tulane head coach Ed Conroy said. "But, at the same time we know that both teams are different than when we meet in January. Our guys will have to be ready to play for the entire 40 minutes."
SMU defeated the Tulane, 59-53, in Dallas back on Jan. 12 for their first conference win. Since that point, the Green Wave has won four of seven games and sit tied for seventh in the Conference USA standings. The Mustangs have lost five of seven since that meeting and sit tied for 10th in the league.
Tulane is led by Josh Davis. The junior forward has posted 14 double doubles this season and is averaging 17.6 points and a conference-best 10.0 rebounds per game. Sophomore Ricky Tarrant is adding 15.2 points and a team-high 3.0 assists per game.
Senior guard Jordan Callahan, who is averaging 10.6 points per game, enters the game needing just three 3-pointers to tie Jerald Honeycutt's school record for made 3-pointers.
SMU is led by sophomore guard Jalen Jones with 15.2 points and 8.2 rebounds per game, while junior guard Nick Russell adds 14.2 points and 3.8 assists per contest.
This will be the 28th meeting between the two schools. SMU owns a slim 15-12 series, including last month's victory. The Green Wave does own a 10-3 series lead in games played in New Orleans, including two straight wins over the Mustangs.
Tulane has a mid-week bye before heading to Houston on Saturday to face Rice at 7 p.m. CT.
Tulane (16-9, 4-6 C-USA)
G 2 Ricky Tarrant 6-2 190 So. 15.2 ppg 3.0 rpg 3.0 apg
G 11 Kajon Mack 6-3 185 Fr. 1.5 ppg 0.8 rpg 0.3 apg
F 22 Kendall Timmons 6-5 215 Sr. 7.9 ppg 4.8 rpg 2.2 apg
F 00 Josh Davis 6-8 215 Jr. 17.6 ppg 10.0 rpg 2.0 apg
C 34 Tre Drye 6-6 218 So. 4.7 ppg 5.7 rpg 0.6 spg
G 1 Ryan Manuel 6-4 185 So. 12.2 ppg 4.1 rpg
G 12 Nick Russell 6-4 200 Jr. 14.2 ppg 3.8 apg
G 21 Jalen Jones 6-7 220 So. 15.2 ppg 8.2 rpg
F 2 Shawn Williams 6-7 230 Jr. 7.7 ppg 5.1 rpg
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1/2 cup datesChop dates and cover overnight with the soy milk to soften. Mash and mix all ingredients, including the soy milk soak, together and press in glass dish. Chill in refrigerator or freezer before cutting to serve. Serves 4.
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1 1/2 cups almondsProcess almonds in food processor and then add tahini, honey, and vanilla. Process until well mixed. Press half the mixture in a square baking dish and then add the carob powder to the rest of the mix and process. Drop spoonfuls of the carob mixture on top of the plain mixture and then carefully spread it over the top until evenly distributed. Refrigerate for at least an hour and enjoy! Serves 4.
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Tell your doctor immediately if any of these rare but very serious side effects occur: bloody diarrhea, fever, irregular/slow heartbeat, seizures.
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I saw a post from Crystal and the lovely ladies at Rue Magazine on arranging their new office space which is something I do every year so I thought I'd write a blog about it.
I have mentioned before that when I design I look to create spaces that people instantly feel at ease in. The best compliment I can get from a client when they walk into a home I've designed for them is that they feel like they've always lived here. Aside from the fabric, colors and all the elements that go into dressing a room its really important to think about how the space will be used and how people will flow through it.
The concept of flow and energy of a space is nothing new as the art of Feng Shui can attest too. We all know what its like to walk into a home and feel that something is 'off'. This I believe comes down to the energy of the space and whether you have created a space that is well balanced. I work with Richard Ashworth who is a Feng Shui practitioner and the man I trust to help me organise my own office to make it a place I can work, create and be inspired. Quite often you will see Feng Shui tips relating to colour in your home but I think it is more important to look at the very basics like having a clutter free space with natural light. Think of your house as a whole and if one room is really cozy or relaxing what makes it htat way? What elements could you bring into a space that you never seem to want to spend much time in. Some times changing simple things like the position of the furniture addressing dim lighting or having a clear out is enough to make your least favourite room more welcoming.
Since I've been talking about my own office space here are some quick tips to give your space the right energy
- Make it a distinct space all of it's own (don;t work out of your bedroom!)
- Make sure it has plenty of natural light
- Fresh air is great but if it's not possible look to invest in an air purifier
- Don't face walls or doorways at your desk
- Keep it clutter free
- Bring in the natural elements through decorative pieces (wood carvings, mirrors, metal)
I always say that the bedroom is the most important part of the house so here are some quick ideas linked to Feng Shui to try in that space as well:
- Take out anything that doesn't relate to sleep or relaxation (that means TVs!)
- Open your windows during the day so you have lovely fresh air when you come into the room at night
- Have different lighting for different purposes which can also be dimmed
- Have neutral colours in the space and on your bed
- Make the bed easily accessible from both sides
- Have bedside tables to avoid clutter
These are just a few tips but I would encourage you to have a second look at your own home and work spaces to get the energy right so you can be as productive and happy in them as possible.
P.S. Do take a look at Richard's blog as well for more great tips!
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Stanford, Calif. - Stanford football head coach Walt Harris along with Cardinal players Brian Head and Julian Jenkins addressed the media at the weekly Stanford Football Press Conference on Monday. Here's some of what Harris and his players had to say five days before the team opens its 2005 season at Navy this Saturday, September 10 (6 pm, ET/3 pm, PT) in a game to be televised live nationally on College Sports Television.
Head Coach Walt Harris
On Navy
"We have a tough challenge in Navy. They were ahead most of the game and played a very good contest (against Maryland). They really played well on offense and their defense played hard against a physical Maryland football team. They have a game under their belt and they are a very successful team that plays very well at home."
On the Navy game
"We're not going back there on a tour of Annapolis. We're going back there with one thing in mind, and that's to win. It's all business."
On how to make the trip to Navy productive
"By winning. The bottom line is that we're going to have to do the things you do to win football games and not do the things people do to lose football games. We have to do all the things you need to do to win and do them for four quarters."
On positives going into the Navy game
"They haven't seen our players execute what they are going to do offensively ... so they will be unsure some on their side."
On Stanford's offensive line
"There are days when the team's offensive line looks to be pulling things together. We can see the light at the end of the tunnel with them, but we need to really grow up fast in that area."
On coaching his first game at Stanford
"When we finally get to the game, I'll be looking forward to it. But right now, there are so many details that we need to take care of just to get on the plane and be able to have a good Friday study session that it's kind of overwhelming right now. I really haven't had the time to thing that this is my first game at Stanford."
On Anthony Kimble
"Anthony has earned the starting job (at running back) because of his work ethic and his responsiveness on the practice field and during the scrimmages."
On Gustav Rydstedt
"I really like the way Gustav has played. He's a warrior, and I think he's going to be a fine football player for us. He has great mental toughness."
Brian Head
On the 2005 Stanford Football team
"Above all, we are going to have the best effort you've seen from a Stanford Football team."
On the team's approach in 2005
"Of course, there's the ultimate goal of wanting to go to a bowl game, but it's one day at a time and one game at a time."
On the season-opener versus Navy
"We're excited to get to play against someone else. We're tired of playing against ourselves. We can't wait to play against another team."
On the team's new coaching staff
"There's a firm belief in what the coaches are doing and how they are going about it."
On the team's senior class
"The senior class has done a tremendous job of buying into the program and saying `this is all we have'. This is last year of football for many of us. There's an attitude of whatever it takes, we have to win. We are trying to instill this in the younger players also."
Julian Jenkins
On starting the 2005 season
"Everybody's so excited. Yesterday at practice, there was a lot of emotion. People were riled up, and we're ready to go."
On the toughness of the 2005 training camp
"I would say it's probably the toughest (one I've been through), but when you've been through so many of them you just don't really think about it. It's something you have to do to get to the season, so everybody will be ready to go. You can't replace the experience and repetition that you need in order to be ready to play the game."
On what he knows about the 2005 Stanford Football team
"I know that our team is going to finish. The whole theme of this preseason training camp and our conditioning workouts prior to that was to finish. We're definitely going to finish games. When it gets down to the fourth quarter, we'll have enough energy and enthusiasm to carry us through that."


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- Server: Apache (Installed throughWampserver)
- Router: TP-LINK TL-WR340G
- OS: windows 7
- IP: dynamic
I tried forwarding then virtual servers(In my routers configuration page) Added port 80. As you can see below: Also tried port triggering with the same parameters. But still can't access my webpage. I'm using DYNDNS, so I also tried adding the service, but still no luck in accessing the webpage.I even tried disabling the windows firewall:
What IP Address do I really have to enter in the address bar in the browser?I tried the IP Address of the computer and it doesn't work. I tried the domain name I got from dyndns.org and it didn't work. How am I supposed to access my site outside the network. (I can't even access it inside, except when I enter localhost or 127.0.0.1 on my browser) And by the way if I hadn't already said it above, I can access my webpage perfectly if I'm not behind my router


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Character Meme - Dawson by megngarnettWatch
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Origional Meme: [link] I spiced it up.
This took about two days... And oddly enough I had fun doing it. (: I love memes and I have a whole collection of them...I just never finished one before now. So I'm proud. xD
1) I thought it would be easier to use a font for his handwriting so that's what that is... It's actually called 'My Mom's Font' XD
2) That's him... you can't read it but his shirt has a dinosaur on it. It says 'All My Friends Are Dead'. It's a book, y'know. All the words around it just...sort of explain him. I did that last-minute so...yeah.
3) Those are totally super powers. I actually do think that the second picture (talking) looks like Justin Bieber a bit. Idk. *shot* The texting picture looks different because I used a magazine thing for the refrence thign. And sleeping is also my super power...I use it rarely.
4) Dawson is a good guy. He helps little old ladies across streets and saves cats and stuff like that all the time... Tall. Y'know. I just got terribly lazy. My bad.
5) That's his parents... his mom pretends to be Christian but really just likes the socialization and stuff. She drinks a lot and she's kind of a slut. Weird. Her name's Elizabeth, btw. The dad is Nelson. (lolname). He's older and he has a Toupée. XD Dawson also has a sister (Emma) and two friends who I haven't made yet. I don't know what any of them look like.
6) That's me chillin. If he showed up he'd probably give me crap for being inside on a nice day... I'm a nerd. What can I say? Plus... he looks orange here but whatevs. *allen voice*
7) Alright so that's my school. And my friends. (: The hallway is usually busier though. I just din't wanna draw more people. ^_^ If you're wondering, the thing on the floor is our mascot which is a bug. -_-. We're not aloud to step on it and i you do you get yelled at. (lol). You're also not allowed to wear hats inside but Dawson doesn't count. He's just cool. That's also basically what my school looks like...black and white and very prison like. Cameras in every corner. Fun fun. To our left, we see the boys bathroom door and to our right, a bulliton board which always has some sort of interesting message on it. I wrote 'Chuck Norris Club' on that but I had to crp soe of this so it would fit. // Dawson is wearing yellow shoes because they're awesome and you can bingo them.
--> The people are me and my friends and our reactiosn would pretty much just be slobbering with love. Left to right, Nicole (~nikkidoodlejr), Dianna (~diannag14), ME!, and Jessica. (Jessisauriousjr on twitter)
I made Dianna saying 'I Wanna have his babies!' Cos' she always says that. xD
8) Nuff said'.
9) Eh... he got me to go swimming. Who could say no? Plus you can see hsi tattoo. It says 'Dream for me, anything' which is a quote from Goodnight Moon by Go Radio. I love that song.
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Bally, M; Vörös, J (2009). Nanoscale labels: nanoparticles and liposomes in the development of high-performance biosensors. Nanomedicine, 4(4):447-467.
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Technology for the detection of biological species has generated considerable interest in a variety of fields including healthcare, defense, food and environmental monitoring. In a biosensor, labeled specific binding partners are used to emit a detectable signal. Owing to their unique properties, nanomaterials have been proposed as a novel label category and have led to the development of new assays and new transduction mechanisms. In this article, the role of three major types of nanoscale labels (metallic, semiconductor and liposome nanoparticles) in the development of a new generation of optical, electrochemical or gravimetric biosensors will be presented. The underlying transduction principles will be briefly explained and assay strategies relying on the use of these 'nanolabels' will be described. The contribution to increased assay performance and sensitivity will be highlighted. Approaches towards simple, cost efficient and sensitive assays are essential to meet the demands of a growing number of applications.
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Dear All,
Can any one tell me that "How to find out the Query last used by whom. I have already searched in SDN but no luck. In my system BW Stats are not installed and I have already checked the below tables.
RSZELTDIR - Directory of the reporting component elements
RSZELTTXT - Texts of reporting component elements
RSZELTXREF - Directory of query element references
RSRREPDIR - Directory of all reports (Query GENUNIID)
RSZCOMPDIR - Directory of reporting components
RSZRANGE - Selection specification for an element
RSZSELECT - Selection properties of an element
RSZELTDIR - Directory of the reporting component elements
RSZCOMPIC - Assignment reuseable component <-> InfoCube
RSZELTPRIO - Priorities with element collisions
RSZELTPROP - Element properties (settings)
RSZELTATTR - Attribute selection per dimension element
RSZCALC - Definition of a formula element
RSZCEL - Query Designer: Directory of Cells
RSZGLOBV - Global Variables in Reporting
RSZCHANGES Change history of reporting components
I am able to find out the Date and time but not the user name. So could you please help on this.
You need to setup the statistics, use transaction RSDDSTAT.
The statistics will then be stored in the table RSDDSTAT_OLAP for reports. And you can search for it in here. However it is more flexible to see the data via the BI admin cockpit.
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i think u have missed it.
ENTER TECHNICAL QUERY Name in RSZCOMPDIR-COMPID.
RSZCOMPDIR-TSTNAM gives you the user id of sap bw user who made the change.
RSZCOMPDIR-TSTPDAT gives you date on which change was made .
RSZCOMPDIR-TSTPTIM gives you timestamp on which change was made .
all users details can be obtained from TCODE SU01 where you need to enter sap user id.
You can also get user name( description) by using tcode SE09 and entering above sap user id.


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So here's some good news about SeaWorld. The company's stock is tanking and they admit animal rights protests are driving customers away. Finally, the public is starting to take action against SeaWorld for using its marine mammals for the primary purpose of making a buck. They're starting to realize that exploiting marine mammals for financial gain is certainly not in the best interests of the animals.
According to journalist David Kirby, "SeaWorld rocked the financial world and thrilled animal rights activists . . . when its stock price dropped by 35 percent to a record low after the company announced that attendance at its water parks this year has fallen 4.3 percent." For a company so much in denial over the years, this is shocking news. After all, profit oriented corporations want to make money and if not their product line is considered a liability.
Wrote Kirby, "The idea that SeaWorld would regard Shamu as a financial liability would have been almost unthinkable a short time ago, despite the fallout from the documentary Blackfish, which scrutinized the company's treatment of captive killer whales. In the wake of the film, a string of musical acts canceled performances at SeaWorld parks, and Southwest Airlines recently terminated its 25-year marketing partnership with the company." Times they are a changing.
For a long time SeaWorld had the chance to do the right thing, but the company has always fought the urge to be anything more than a money grabber as its top priority. Said marine mammal scientist and a prominent captivity opponent Naomi Rose (Animal Welfare Institute), "I've been watching the stock price fall all day—it's been shocking. SeaWorld should take this as a chance to do the right thing and change its business model. Otherwise the market will force it to change—and the company and the animals will suffer for it."
SeaWorld knows it is on the wrong side of the public relations battle. In response to the Orlando Sentinel story on its declining stock, one reader commented, ". . . SeaWorld is so outdated and cruel. Drugging orcas, keeping them in small tanks and making them perform unnatural tricks is cruel and wrong. About time people finally woke up."
SeaWorld knows the documentary "Blackfish" was a real catalyst in waking people up. In another Orlando Sentinel story, SeaWorld Entertainment Inc. CEO Jim Atchison admitted his company should have done more to counter the film and its message. Said Atchison, "In hindsight, yeah, we probably do, because the movie was so misleading, so full of falsehoods and so unfair in its framing and characterizing of what we do and how we do it and even our history." If you want to point to unfair, how about being a captive mammal in an artificial prison created by a corporate mogul at the expense of your well-being not theirs?
SeaWorld may feel they have been victimized by the so-called "falsehoods" in "Blackfish", but the reaction of others certainly continue to disagree. In a Care2 story, another reader commented, "It's really sickening that SeaWorld can be so cruel, as to capture these whales, separate them from their mothers, and confine them in a small pen, and force them to perform tricks for people, so some CEO can make millions, while these poor whales live out their lives in a prison. SeaWorld should be shut down, and sued. It should be illegal to confine any whales or marine mammals to captivity."
However, despite all the negative publicity SeaWorld is not giving up on keeping marine mammals in captivity. Instead, SeaWorld proposes to expand the prison cells they keep their captive whales locked up in. According to an Orlando Sentinel story, "Wounded by controversy over keeping killer whales in captivity, SeaWorld Entertainment is embarking on a pricey project designed to give its orcas more room to roam. The company said . . . it will nearly double the orca habitat at its three SeaWorld parks, starting in San Diego, where the project should be completed in 2018. Executives said expansions in Orlando and San Antonio should follow by the end of the decade."
So the answer is to expand their prison cell and that's supposed to make everything right? Neither People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) or the Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) buys into SeaWorld's response and neither should you.
In reply to SeaWorld's announcement, PETA released the following statement, "This is a desperate drop-in-the-bucket move to try to turn back the hands of time at a time when people understand the suffering of captive orcas, and it will not save the company. What could save it would be the recognition that it needs not to make larger tanks but to turn the orcas out in seaside sanctuaries so that they can feel and experience the ocean again, hear their families, and one day be reunited with them. A bigger prison is still a prison."
AWI issued this statement, "The proposed expansions of the orca enclosures, while a small improvement from the existing tanks, are nonetheless inadequate to meet the welfare needs of these animals due to their size, intelligence, means of communication, and family ties and relationships. Furthermore, if the new exhibit is built in close proximity to the current Shamu Stadium, the construction activity and noise will disturb the orcas for years. This will no doubt increase chronic stress levels significantly.
Unless and until SeaWorld ends its orca breeding program and ceases its exploitation of orcas for entertainment purposes, AWI believes the whales at SeaWorld will continue to suffer. SeaWorld Entertainment's tumbling stock prices are evidence of a growing public awareness that captive orcas suffer in captivity. SeaWorld should evolve with the times, close these exhibits, and instead focus on its existing work with stranding networks and pursuit of accurate conservation education.
If SeaWorld's expansion plans will involve cost cutting elsewhere, then we have further cause for concern. When one is just talking about employees, needing to cut costs is concerning enough, but SeaWorld has the welfare of many difficult-to-maintain wildlife species to safeguard."
Others believe animal activists desire to release captive animals back into the wild is not without perils of its own. Author and former SeaWorld trainer Mark Simmons is skeptical of PETA and other "fringe activists". He believes those ". . . who work with, study, rescue and care for animals know that nothing will ever satisfy these groups, short of turning loose any and all animals in human care."
Simmons is emphatic on what this will lead to. He wrote, "Let me be clear: Blindly releasing zoological whales into the wild is a dangerous, irresponsible approach that would imperil not only those animals but the future of all wildlife." He further states the "Free Willy" project (to release Keiko the whale many years ago) ". . . was led by animal-rights activists who were not only ill-prepared to manage such an undertaking, but were unrelentingly focused on a single outcome – releasing Keiko to the wild – despite overwhelming evidence that this whale could not survive there. Sadly, Keiko suffered a slow and physiologically punishing death at their hands."
We guess the word freedom is not a part of the zoological/aquarium equation according to Simmons perspective. He seems to feel we just don't understand the vital role captivity plays in the absence of freedom for marine mammals.
According to Simmons, "What most people don't understand is that zoos and aquariums play a critical role in the health and well-being of animals in the wild . . . Their work helps us understand species' physiological and cognitive needs so that when the time comes to help these animals in the wild, we're ready . . . It's only because of these organizations' missions that animals in the wild have a chance of survival." Be it a stranded marine mammal, or an oil spill, Simmons extorts that zoological facilities will be leading the charge to help these animals survive.
We can't say that facilities like SeaWorld and other zoological facilities don't help in rescue and recovery missions because they do. We have acknowledged that before, but we can also continue to stipulate that the primary concern for profit making business entities like SeaWorld is the almighty dollar not what is best for the animals held in their captive water cells.
As noted by Orlando Sentinel columnist Beth Kassab, "Public opinion about orcas in captivity has evolved . . . It seemed almost as if all of the bad publicity surrounding SeaWorld finally built up enough pressure to spring a leak in the stock of a company that went public just 17 months ago . . . SeaWorld is losing the public-relations war."
Often evolution has its own cycle and we can only hope that cycle for whales, dolphins and other marine mammals has evolved enough for people to want to see them free of captivity not beholden as prisoners to corporate greed.
Want to hear some more really good news? Houndhaven, Inc., an animal rescue organization located in Minneola, Florida, has just rescued their 1000th dog.
Called a "monumental milestone" by The News Leader, Houndhaven ". . . believes that all lives are precious and created a strictly no-kill organization. Houndhaven rescues dogs and puppies from euthanasia at kill shelters. No expense is spared to save the lives of these special animals, especially since so many of them have come from situations of neglect or have never known the feeling of a tender touch."
Organizations like Houndhaven make a real difference in the lives of animals in our communities. So adopt, donate or volunteer and you'll know the feeling of satisfaction that comes with helping an animal in need. To contact Houndhaven, visit their website at www.houndhaven.org or email them at email@example.com.
Congratulations to Linda and all her volunteers for a job well done!


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Chandos Pattison Auditorium
10238 168th Street, Surrey, BC, V4N 1Z4
The Chandos Pattison Auditorium is a beautiful, acoustically-superb space for Pacific Academy students and community events.
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|Concert Hall
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|To the Pacific Academy: heading west on the Transcanada Hwy., take Exit 53 to 176 St. Turn left on Barnston Dr. West, and another left on to 168 St.
Profile Last Updated: May 29, 2007
The Chandos Pattison Auditorium is located on the south side of Pacific Academy, an independent Christian school nestled in a residential neighborhood in North Surrey. The auditorium was built as a performance space for the school's excellent fine arts program and it remains true to its mission to this day. Superb acoustics, a Yamaha grand piano, and an orchestra pit are just some of its many features. During the school year, watch talented aspiring young dancers, singers, musicians and actors take to the stage in a range of productions including plays, musicals, dances, choirs and string ensembles. All school productions are free for the public.
… and the Community
Named after B.C. industrialist Jimmy Pattison's father, the Chandos Pattison Auditorium is usually reserved for in-house productions and academic events. But occasionally, it is rented out to community organizations attracted to the auditorium's fantastic space and superb acoustics. The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra performs here regularly for suburban music-lovers. It is also a good venue for conferences, seminars, and workshops. Aside from the 1,500-seat theatre, the building also has a lobby and a multi-purpose room available for pre- or post-event functions or stand-alone bookings. June is a busy time as the auditorium gets booked for other secondary schools' convocation ceremonies.
Call In Advance: Bookings must be made eight months in advance and are accepted at the discretion of the school administration.
Food & Drink: Catering available on request. No alcohol.
Access: Wheelchair accessible (six spots available).


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Playful Office of Microsoft in Several Color Combinations in Redmond
To work in the playful office with attractive decoration will make your work becomes very fun. The office interior can affect your working performance. Playful office design creates a better mood for working so that employees have increasing working rate. Now, letâs see the Microsoft office decoration situated in Redmond, Washington. This project was done by the studio O+A and Microsoft. They had really great and successful work shown by the result of this interior decor.
Microsoftâs Playful Office Interior Decoration
Named as the Building 4, this playful office has decoration concept which are about concentration and interaction. Therefore, every room is designed in attractive room style where employee can focus on their work but still be able to socialize with other people. From the front office, we see the brown interior made of the original wood cladding. On this wall, the Microsoftâs metallic letter decors are mounted to the wall.
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Office Renovation in Modern Interior Design in Bright White Scheme
If you have a plan to do the office renovation, it will be better if you read this article first. We will review about the office renovation plan coming from the Montreal Bureau 100 that has location in Montreal, Canada. This project was held by the NFOE et Associés Architectes in the year of 2012. They made very successful work shown by the transformation of the old interior into the brand new ones. Letâs walk around and check these out!
Office Renovation Decoration Concept
This building is located among the cityâs neighborhood. Because of this reason, in the office renovation, glass wall is used for many parts of the outer wall. The brick and concrete wall are combined with these glass windows. This is intended to connect the indoor room and outdoor environment. It also allows abundant of sunrays exposing the working room. This can be very healthy for all employees and such a basic concept that you have to know before making the construction.
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Colorful Office of Skype Firm for Fun and Joyful Working Atmosphere
To create the fun decoration this colorful office of Skype will inspire you. Located in Stockholm, Sweden, this company offers the cheerful working space where you can work among the colorful office furniture and stuff. This company has philosophy about creativity and functionality. Therefore, they want the architect to apply this design concept into the roomâs decoration. The result is very amazing because it turns into the very attractive interior where you can work well.
The Basic Construction of Skype Colorful Office
There is social space of colorful office filled with many of furniture like the sofas, chairs, and tables. Sofa has bold turquoise color that stands out among the other furniture. This makes this office area becomes bright and fresh. It is completed with the brown triangle table and black wired chairs. The basic room construction is in neutral scheme made from the white painted wall and ceiling. Moreover, the floor has grey-brown feature.
Colorful Office Interior Decoration
pS Arkitektur really have a good work shown by the successful design in this colorful office of Skype. The employee will not get bored easily because the room creates an attraction which can be such an entertainment too. There are also plenty of light bulbs in artistic decoration that brighten the entire room. Another room has all-white room design where many of sofas in different color. But, every room has its own theme in different decoration.
The black and white room is also built in this office. This is intended to create bright interior with modern and stylish concept. If we walk again, room with white wall and brown hardwood flooring can also be found there. However, it is decorated by using the colorful office accessories and furniture. Wall painting attached on the wall makes the design well-blended. This colorful office has joyful atmosphere where you can have a fun workspace.
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College Hockey:Leivermann earning his keep at Gustavus Adolphus
Corey Leivermann just wanted to play hockey, but because of a lack of playing time at Division I Minnesota State, he searched for a new opportunity.
Leivermann found one at Gustavus Adolphus, arriving midway through last season and playing in 13 games for the Gusties, who finished 17-8-3 and lost in the championship game of the MIAC tournament.
"Coach Brett Petersen actually recruited me out of high school, so I knew about Gustavus and had considered it before going to Mankato," Leivermann said. "I wanted to play and have an impact and I was able to get that opportunity here."
He finished with two goals and eight assists last year, but has taken significant strides this year, tallying 13 goals and 10 assists in 20 games.
The 13th-ranked Gusties are 13-4-3 overall and are in first place in the conference with an impressive 10-1-1 record.
Leivermann said his success is a huge credit to his linemates in Tyler Lapic and Jack Walsh.
"I've been playing with those two ever since I transferred in and I've enjoyed every moment," Leivermann said. "We work well together out there and they have helped create opportunities for me. I definitely owe them a lot of credit for the sucess I've had, especially this season."
Leivermann said his mindset as a player has changed as well this season as he has become more of a shooter, although he does still lead the Gusties in assists.
As for playing at the D-III level, it hasn't been too different from what he saw in D-I.
"I thought maybe there would be a big drop-off, but it's really not that much different," Leivermann said. "There are a lot of talented hockey players at this level, including other guys who have transferred from D-I schools, and the play at this level is very good."
What has helped Gustavus be very good this year is that the team is clicking on all cylinders. Not only has the offense cranked out 64 goals, but the defense has done its job as well as the Gusties have given up only 44 goals.
"Our defense does a great job of getting the puck to the forwards," Leivermann said. "They work hard to get us opportunities and it makes our jobs a lot easier to do."
It doesn't hurt having John McLean (2.02 goals-against average, 429 saves) in goal.
"He is such a great goalie and he gives us a chance to win every night," Leivermann said. "He makes big saves all of the time and it gives us a lot of confidence as a team knowing we have him in goal."
The Gusties, winners of six consecutive games, are on pace to win a league title, but several challenges still remain, including a huge road showdown with St. Thomas on Feb. 14. The Tommies are in second in the conference with an 8-0-2 mark.
"We have great team chemistry and have had an outstanding year, but we still have work to do to accomplish our goals," Leivermann said. "We have to stay focused and just keep working hard."
Cobbers Rolling: Concordia (Minn.) pushed its unbeaten streak to four games by knocking off Hamline 4-0 to complete a weekend sweep of the Pipers.
The Cobbers are now 11-6-4 overall and 5-4-3 in the conference. This marks the fourth consecutive year Concordia has won at least 10 games in a season.
Andrew Deters, the leading scorer in the league, scored his eighth goal of the season in the win. Deters has tallied a point in four straight games and seven of the last eight overall. He now has 25 points on the season.
Jordan Krebsbach, Jordan Christianson and Chris Beede all scored goals as well for the Cobbers, who held a 27-23 edge in shots. The goal for Beede was his first of the year. Kelly Andrew made 23 saves to earn his first shutout of the season.
Streak Continues: St. Olaf won its sixth consecutive game on Saturday as it rolled to a 7-2 win over St. Mary's. The win capped a sweep of the weekend series as well.
Dylan Porter scored twice for the Oles, while Matt Guerts, Dan Cecka, Peter Lindblad, Tim Tuscher and Connor Quinn also scored goals for St. Olaf, which is now 9-9-3 overall and 7-3-2 in the conference.
St. Olaf held a 35-23 edge in shots and Steve Papciak earned the win in goal as he tallied 21 saves. He is 8-6-3 on the season.
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June 14, 2007
Ted Slaughter and Jeremy Casebeer have signed National Letters of Intent to attend UCLA in the Fall, the athletic department announced this week.
Slaughter, a 6-8 quick hitter from Irvine Valley College, graduated from Corona del Mar High in 2005, and led IVC to the 2006 Pacific Coast Conference state championship where the Lasers defeated Long Beach City College in five games. In that match, Slaughter recorded 13 kills and four blocks. He was named to the all-tournament team.
During the season, he led IVC and the league with 92 blocks, setting a single season school record. Slaughter also earned IVC Scholar-Athlete honors in 2007 after making the Dean's List.
At Corona del Mar HS, he led the Sea Kings to the 2005 CIF championship, while earning all-league and Orange County All-Star honors.
Casebeer, a 6-5 outside hitter from Santa Barbara HS, led the Dons to the 2007 CIF championship match in which he recorded 17 kills. He recently earned 1st Team All-CIF honors. Weston Dunlap, Phillip Darin and Darwin Edwards, three other UCLA signees, also earned All-CIF acclaim.
Slaughter and Casebeer join Darin (Edison HS, Huntington Beach, CA), Dunlap (Newport Harbor HS, Newport Beach, CA), Edwards (Peninsula HS, Palos Verdes, CA), David Freitag (Pacific Lutheran HS, Torrance, CA), Marko Glisic (DuPage CC, Glen Ellyn, IL), Jack Polales (New Trier HS, Winnetka, IL) and Alex Scattareggia (Rancho Bernardo HS, San Diego, CA) in the Bruins' 2007 incoming class.


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It's common wisdom that once one is in the "friend" zone it's hard to get out. But can you start a romance as friends?
Let's see, in many ways the Europeans do that and have always done that. In fact they don't really date - they all hang out and if the mood strikes they pair off. And there are lots of married couples over in Europe.
We Americans are too concerned with labels and intent. Perhaps if we relaxed things wouldn't be so loaded. For instance, if you start as friends you won't worry about who asks who to an event. You just do it. In some ways it takes the pressure off so you can get to know each other in a more relaxed manner. And who is to say that if the mood strikes you don't make a move or inquire about the possibility of romance?