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This game – Saturday at 1 p.m. at Husky Stadium against second-ranked Oregon – is why the No. 16 Huskies changed to a no-huddle offense this past spring. The switch has the defense as prepared as it's been in years for the Ducks.
By Gregg Bell
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SEATTLE – Minutes after the Huskies got off the practice field Tuesday morning, lightning struck near Husky Stadium. Accompanying thunder claps bounced off the stands seconds later.
Lightning in the stadium fits this week. UW and Oregon intend to go fast and then faster there on Saturday.
Washington has run 85, 85, 81, 86 and 88 plays in each of its first five games. Across the country, only Cal (470), Fresno State (447), Brigham Young (443) and Texas Tech (438) have run more plays through five games than UW. The Huskies' average of 85 plays is 16 more than they ran per contest last season.
It's not just that the Dawgs are running plays quickly. They are thundering through them. Washington is fifth in the nation in total offense (557 yards per game), third in third-down conversions (58.3 percent) and seventh in completion percentage (71.3 percent). Bishop Sankey is No. 4 in the country averaging 146.4 yards rushing per game.
Oregon is averaging 77.2 plays per game through its five wins in five games. The Ducks, behind dynamic quarterback Marcus Mariota – a UW football camper after his junior year of high school – are second in the nation averaging 59.2 points per game. They are averaging 335.8 yards rushing per game, third nationally, and
"They go fast. They execute very well. They have premier speed on the perimeter with their wide receivers and running backs," Huskies coach Steve Sarkisian said. "They look like a dynamic football team that can hurt you in all three phases."
Sarkisian acknowledges that some of the reason he changed the Dawgs' primary offense to being super-fast without any huddling this past spring was to keep pace in the second half of this very game, to combat Oregon. The Ducks have beaten Washington nine consecutive times.
"It was part of it, because I saw the success they had with it," Sarkisian said.
But it's not just on offense where the Huskies feel better prepared for the Ducks.
The corollary reason for switching to the no-huddle offense full time in March was to get the UW defense used to playing against it each day in practice.
For years, since before Chip Kelly took over the Ducks in 2009 and before he left for the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles last winter, countless opponents have hung with Oregon for about a half. So-called "upset alerts" have rung out across the nation. Then, in the second half, Oregon's relentless pace has pounded defenses to dust – the same state in which the Ducks have ultimately left most foes on the scoreboard.
But these Huskies have been defending without huddling, with perhaps 15 seconds at most between plays, each day from the first week of March until last week, when Stanford huddled in UW's 31-28 loss. They have learned the tricks to substituting on the fly like a hockey team. They – specifically middle linebacker and signal caller John Timu -- have mastered getting play calls from the sidelines by reading quick hand signals and disseminating the information with equally simple, brief verbal cues.
Yes, it's working. Washington is 10th in the nation in total defense (287.8 yards per game) and third in the country in pass efficiency defense (81.17).
No, this is not at all the same defense that lost 67-56 in the Alamo Bowl just two seasons ago. That was Sarkisian's idea behind hiring Justin Wilcox as his defensive coordinator before last season, and then going to the no-huddle offense before this one.
And that is why this is perhaps the best the Huskies have ever been prepared to counter Oregon's speed.
"We've gone to the up-tempo offense for this reason," UW senior defensive end and co-captain Hau'oli Kikaha said following Tuesday's practice. "This is what we changed the way we play for. We changed our conditioning, our offense, our practices, the way we lift weights … everything.
"We are better prepared."
INSIDE THE DAWGS: Keith Price practiced fully with the thumb he banged on his throwing hand Saturday night at Stanford taped again. The quarterback looked just as Sarkisian said Monday: fine for this weekend. … UW has allowed just seven points in the first quarter and seven points in the fourth quarter this season. … More defense: Washington's offense has turned the ball over six times this season. None of those turnovers have resulted in points against the Huskies.


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A circus trainer has been mauled to death by a Bengal tiger during a live show in northern Mexico.
Alex Crispin Suarez, 35, was attacked as he performed his act in the town of Etchojoa, Sonora, on Saturday.
Amateur video of the attack showed the trainer circling two tigers and making the animals turn slowly while standing on low platforms.
On one pass, the tiger suddenly stops his spinning routine and reaches out and grabs the trainer around the legs.
Other circus employees immediately come to his aid, trying to drive the tiger off by hitting him with a metal stand.
But the animal refused to let go and savaged the trainer around the neck and upper body.
Panicked spectators then ran from the circus tent as the employees desperately tried to save the trainer.
Mr Suarez was taken to a nearby Red Cross Hospital, but died from massive blood loss.
The tiger has been locked inside a cage in the circus while authorities decide whether it should be destroyed.
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"We Are Young" is the song that made Fun. famous … a signature smash that resonated across the globe, turned them into rock's next great hope and forever altered their lives. No matter what they do for an encore, it will be the one they're best remembered for, the song they'll play at every concert for the rest of their lives. And, no, they have absolutely no problem with that whatsoever.
"There's that old cliché of 'Are you going to get tired of playing it?' And, yeah, sometimes we do get tired of playing it, but we never get tired of the fact that it exists," frontman Nate Ruess said. "And that alone gives us a shot of confidence, and reinvigorates us. It's amazing everything that's happened because of that song, and, honestly, we're forever in its debt."
Fittingly, "We Are Young" is up for both Record and Song of the Year at this Sunday's Grammys (just two of the six total noms Fun. snagged) … and that means that between now and the show itself, they'll be asked repeatedly about the song's success. And while you might think that'd be a rather annoying distraction during the lead-up to music's biggest night, Fun. are actually using it as an opportunity to actually slow down, and look back at just how far they've come.
"I mean, this year started with us playing the Inauguration , and that was the craziest thing on, like, a list of crazy things that have happened to this band," Ruess said. "We haven't had any time to really reflect on everything, so in a way, I guess this will be as good a time as any. Either that or, like, in 20 years when we finally get a chance to look back on all of this."
And while Fun. wouldn't speculate on their chances of sweeping the Grammy's biggest categories, they did say they that, win or lose, they're determined to pour everything into their performance. After all, what more fitting way to pay tribute to "We Are Young" than with a rousing send-off in front of their idols?
"The only thing that's going through my head right now is playing, and crushing that song, that's the number one thing, especially on a show that's so widely watched, and in a room where Jack White and Tom Waits are going to be sitting there … I mean, come on," guitarist Jack Antonoff said. "It will be an honor, you know, we love rock music so much; we love everything that comes along with it, and that's something we can't be shy about. We're a rock band, it's what we are, it's what we'll always be, with or without the Grammys. And to break a few records here or there, it feels like we're speaking for the group that doesn't always have a voice."


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SAN DIEGO -- Thanks in large part to Raul Ibanez, Antonio Bastardo had a memorable big league debut.
Ibanez homered twice and drove in five runs on his 37th birthday, and the 23-year-old Bastardo pitched six strong innings as the Philadelphia Phillies jumped on ailing Padres ace Jake Peavy in a 10-5 win on Tuesday night.
Ibanez even helped out afterward by translating for Bastardo, a left-hander from the Dominican Republic.
"I think I did a good job," Bastardo said.
"It's great we won, first and foremost, and the kid threw a great game," Ibanez said. "He did a phenomenal job."
As for his own performance, Ibanez said: "It's your birthday, it's not your birthday, I've had 37 of them. They tend to be less of a big deal."
Peavy allowed four runs before leaving after one inning, the shortest outing of his career, due to a viral upper respiratory infection.
The Phillies kept piling it on after Peavy was gone. Ibanez, in his first season with Philadelphia, hit his 200th and 201st career homers -- both two-run shots -- and Greg Dobbs also connected for Philadelphia, which won its fifth straight game. Ibanez has 19 homers this season.
The Phillies made Bastardo's night a little easier by handing him a 4-0 lead before he took the mound. He held the Padres to one run and four hits in six innings, struck out five and walked one.
His only mistake was allowing Adrian Gonzalez's major league-leading 22nd homer.
"As the game progressed I felt better, more relaxed, more confidence from the third inning on," Bastardo said.
Bastardo (1-0) was selected from Triple-A Lehigh Valley and takes Brett Myers' spot in the rotation. Myers will have hip surgery on Thursday that likely will end his season.
"His adrenaline was going," manager Charlie Manuel said. "He was in a rush. You couldn't have slowed him down if you wanted to. But he did one thing real good -- he was aggressive and he wasn't afraid to throw the ball."
Manuel said Bastardo has a good changeup and breaking ball, but was gripping them too tight.
"His fastball, he threw enough strikes and everything," Manuel said. "He did a super job, but he did it with one pitch."
Ryan Madson came on with the bases loaded and two outs in the ninth and got Kevin Kouzmanoff to hit into a force, earning his second save in as many chances.
Peavy (5-6), the 2007 NL Cy Young Award winner, allowed three hits, two walks and a sacrifice fly. He walked Shane Victorino and Chase Utley with one out before Ryan Howard doubled them in. Ibanez doubled in Howard, then scored on Dobbs' sacrifice fly.
Peavy's previous shortest start was two innings at Arizona on Aug. 25, 2003, during his first full big league season.
The Padres sent Peavy home. Manager Bud Black said the team know for a few days that Peavy had symptoms.
"Jake said, 'Hey I want to make the start. I'll give you everything I can.' " Black said. "It just didn't happen tonight for him. There are times when the game starts where adrenaline can take over, but tonight it just didn't happen for him. In his defense, he wasn't 100 percent."
Ibanez homered to center off Josh Geer with no outs in the third to make it 6-0, and then to right off Joe Thatcher with one out in the seventh to make it 10-1. Howard was aboard on a walk for Ibanez's first homer and Chase Utley was aboard on a walk for his second.
Ibanez came up with the bases loaded and one out in the eighth but hit into a double play. He finished with three hits and three runs.
Dobbs homered to right off Luis Perdomo with two outs in the fifth, his second.
Gonzalez homered into the home-run porch in the right-field corner on a 1-0 pitch with one out in the sixth. He also drew a bases-loaded walk in the four-run seventh. His older brother, Edgar, hit an RBI single and Chase Headley had a two-run base hit.
Game notes
Phillies reliever J.C. Romero is due to return on Wednesday from a 50-game suspension for testing positive for a banned substance. He's been pitching in the minor leagues. "We'll run him out there," manager Charlie Manuel said. "We'll put him on lefties. Who knows, we might put him on righties too, early. It depends. He'll pitch and he'll eventually work his way right back to where he was at." ... Neither team took batting practice because of a California League game between Lake Elsinore, San Diego's Single-A affiliate, and Rancho Cucamonga. Lake Elsinore won 6-2.


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• Started out in the second tier with FK Mladá Boleslav and returned to the club in January 2003 after failing to make grade in the top flight with FK Jablonec 97.
• Promoted with Mladá Boleslav in 2004, he scored his first 1. Liga goal against SK Slavia Praha in March 2005 and captained the club to a second-place finish in 2005/06 but lost in the UEFA Champions League third qualifying round against Galatasaray AS; reappeared in the UEFA Cup and helped eliminate Olympique de Marseille.
• Played in his second UEFA Cup campaign in 2007/08 for Mladá Boleslav before joining English Premier League side Reading FC in January; made his debut versus Manchester United FC and scored his only Premier League goal against Liverpool FC.
• First capped by the Czech Republic in February 2007 against Belgium in a Brussels friendly, he enjoyed a memorable first start in a competitive international – a UEFA EURO 2008 qualifier against Germany in Munich in which he scored his maiden international goal to help his team to a 3-0 win; went to the finals and started against Portugal and Turkey.
• After two seasons with Reading in the Championship (second division), he returned to his homeland to join Sparta in summer 2010 and skippered them to the top of the 1. Liga table in 2011/12.
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The original Terminus, Georgia was founded in 1837. It later was renamed Atlanta. "Terminus" is generally used to explain the last (or first stop) of a train or bus line. In 1837, a stake marked "Terminus" was driven in the ground to make the Zero Mile Post of a train line going from Georgia to the Midwest.
What is in Terminus? Will Terminus be the end of the line for the survivors? Will any of the group that survived the Governor's attack on the prison end up at Terminus? If so, what will become of them? The next episode of "The Walking Dead" will air on February 24. Fans of the hit AMC show will have to stay tuned to see what happens next.
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How would I use the BIND "views" feature in Unbound? I don't seem to be able to find anything online regarding this.
Unbound doesn't support split-horizon DNS. It's primarily meant as a recursive and caching nameserver, and has only limited support for serving authoritative answers.
You can sort of fake it in some circumstances through its stub zone feature and/or its local-data option, but for the normal scenario you'd use split-horizon DNS for (a network with RFC1918 addresses), Unbound has nothing.
If you really really want to stick with Unbound, you could possibly fake it by running multiple instances of Unbound on different ip addresses and then using iptables to forward based on the source address.
Taking 192.0.2.1 as the ip of your server and 198.51.100.0/24 as the range you want to present a different view to, you could do something like follows:
In iptables put the following rules (untested, but should work):
However, I don't recommend going this way as Bind is the better tool for this job, and hacks like the above become a pain to admin further down the line.
No, Unbound is "only" a resolver. Try an authoritative nameserver software instead.
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The refinement of Bordeaux seeps into all aspects of its culture, history and lifestyle. Our series of articles is intended to inspire and entertain.
As it happens all over the world, the year is coming to a close in Bordeaux. But here, it doesn't end in quite the same way as it does elsewhere. The people of the Bordeaux region – renowned for their art de vivre and taste for the good things in life – adore festive times like these. And they have a very special way of celebrating the imminent New Year, while at the same time delighting their guests' taste buds.
Gilles, sommelier and proud owner of Bordeaux's Le Flacon wine bar, knows a bit about such fêtes; carefully selecting and pairing dishes with wines. We had the pleasure of spending some time with him. We also met Bénédicte, an effervescent, thirty-something winemaker and instructor at the Bordeaux Wine School. Meeting both gave us the perfect opportunity to learn more about their holiday meal traditions.
In case you didn't know, being invited to take part in a Bordeaux meal at Christmas time is a very good thing. If you have the chance to celebrate Christmas Eve at Bénédicte's place, you will no doubt meet her entire family, across all generations. The guests are there to share and savour good food, as well as enjoy being together. Bénédicte tells us she plans to concoct a dish of sole, monkfish, shrimp and mussels that's been simmered in a blend of mushrooms, tomatoes, cream, cognac and white wine – a myriad of flavours and aromas will blend in exquisite harmony, while providing a light dining experience. A dish born from family tradition, she serves it with a dry white Bordeaux wine. With a nose of citrus and pear, the wine tastes full and generous in the mouth. Another ritual is foie gras and capon. As for the rest, it's usually a surprise! Each member of the family (there can be up to 40 people around the table!) brings a dish and the wine that best accompanies it.
Gilles, a strapping fellow with a mischievous gleam in his eye, prefers poultry, an ingredient he will magisterially prepare, to capture all the generosity that the land and people of Bordeaux offer for food lovers. The nearby church tower has just struck six o'clock, but Gilles has yet to catch the fish that will be eaten tonight. Fortunately, his sisters are bustling about in the kitchen, while he scours his cellar in search of two or three gems to share with the evening's guests.
When asked in what country they would most dream of celebrating the holidays; their choices are radically different. Gilles decisively declares it would be Italy – for the culture, his love of the food and for the change of scenery. Bénédicte, on the other hand, would gladly fly off to Finland…to meet Santa Claus. She'd like to pass on her own magic and traditions to him, by presenting him with a bottle of her own wine - deep red in colour and a nose that's been blessed with a complex bouquet of spices and black fruit. Not to mention a magnum of water (of a great vintage, of course) for the reindeer!
Bordeaux wishes you a glorious holiday season. Let life be delicious!
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- The Renaissance of Bordeaux
- Enotourism
- Women and Wine
- Wine drinking across the ages
- The world of Bordeaux
- Wines of Bordeaux, Wines of Châteaux
- Bordeaux: Camaraderie Born Of Warm Weather And Wine
- The Bordelaise from Bordeaux
- Wine bubbles
- Christmas and New Year's around the world
- Wine is in fashion this year
- Drinking wine 2.0: Is wine becoming even more social?
- Wine: discourse, lore, and legend
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- Bordeaux: Blends of Grapes and Architecture
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ADOPTABLE 100 THEMES CHALLENGEYeah. I don't like the other one. SO HERE WE GOOOOOO!!!
1. Fancy
2. Think pink
3. Chocolate kisses
4. Crisp apple
5. Stardust
6. Martini
7. Angel
8. Ruby
9. Sapphire
10. Emerald
11. Rain
12. Thunder
13. Fire
14. Sun conure
15. Lightning
16. Cookie
17. Ragdoll
18. Cappuccino
19. Marshmallow
20. Lemon
21. Blood
22. Rock
23. Punk
24. Bubblegum
25. Sherbet
26. Candy floss
27. Skittles
28. Fishing
29. Poison
30. Pinata
31. Arty
32. Bumble bee
33. Cloud
34. Dagger
35. England
36. Atom
37. Giraffe
38. Heraldic
39. Butterscotch
40. Peanut butter jelly
41. Killjoy
42. Humbug
43. Mechanic
44. Neuron
45. Orange sherbet
46. Professor
47. Quail
48. Racoon
49. Peacock
50. Tea and cake
51. Uniform
52. Villain
53. War
54. Death
55. Famine
56. Pestilence
57. X-ray
58. Yellow
59. Conquest
60. Roman
61. Victorian
62. Edwardian
63. Medieval
64. Oriental
65. Ostrich
66. Music
67. Prehistoric
68. Fluffy
69. Glow
70. Rave
71. Ketchup
72. Mustard
73. Aquafresh toothpaste
74. Whiskey
75. Roses
76. Strawberries
ALL Next Gen Fun Facts!This is fan made!
All Next Gen Fun Facts! :iconwoootplz: Everything from my previous fun facts journals as well as some new ones are in here I probably won't make any more new Fun Facts journals. Instead, I'll just add them in here and let you know if there are any updates (if they are worth mentioning of course) I'll probably add more to the younger characters later since I'm still developing them. HOLY FRICK THIS JOURNAL IS LONG!
If this journal in particular is too long, you can look at these kinda shorter ones that narrow the characters down by category
Main: Royalty: Side: Children:
Valiant Heart:
Valiant goes by "Lance"
Valiant's love life isn't very successful even though he's kind, charming and handsome. He's been out with quite a few ponies making him seem l
30 Day Art Improvement (Hell) ChallengeI originally posted this on my Tumblr blog, and since it seems to be popular I thought I'd challenge people here.
30 Days of Art Improvement Challenge
Are you tired of feeling like your art just isn't improving? Do you want to do a 30-day challenge that's actually useful? Welcome to 30 Days of Improvement Hell.
I made this because I've been feeling super 'blah' about my art these days, and I needed something to kick-start myself. Who wants to do this with me!? Start now or whenever you can (now you procrastinators!). Challenge yourself and have fun at the same time!
Tag your posts with #Improvement Hell (more for Tumblr posts, but I suppose you can do it here too) so everyone can follow along and see each other's awesome artwork.
What are you waiting for? START!
Self-Portrait - Introduce yourself Draw a figure using a reference - link to reference Draw a figure that's in action, using a reference - link to referenceDra
The 30 Day Character Development Challenge~![Stole off someone's facebook]
1.) Describe your character's relationship with their mother or their father, or both. Was it good? Bad? Were they spoiled rotten, ignored? Do they still get along now, or no?
2.) What are your characters most prominent physical features?
3.) Name one scar your character has, and tell us where it came from. If they don't have any, is there a reason?
4.) How vain is your character? Do they find themselves attractive?
5.) What's your character's ranking on the KINSEY SCALE?
6.) Describe your character's happiest memory.
7.) Is there one event or happening your character would like to erase from their past? Why?
8.) Day of Favorites! What's your character's favorite ice cream flavor? Color? Song? Flower?
9.) Who does your character trust?
10.) Can you define a turning point in your character's life? Multiples are acceptable.
11.) Is there an animal you equate with your character?
12.) How is your character with technology? Super savvy, or way behind the time
[CLOSED+WINNER] FREE ADOPT RAFFLE 17 - PIFFIESWaaah thanks thanks thanks to all participants...nnngh a lot of lovely comment and HAPPY HOLIDAYS WISHES THANKS!! HAPPY HOLIDAY TO EVERYONE \;////7///;/!
Omg I can't believe every time I have to edit a raffle my cat come to my table and start lick my nose and lie down on my hand....I think she have some strange power and she feel when I have something to do...so I have just one hand..thanks Michelle...
But now the winner x°°D!
The winner is... :iconjustlovearts: WAAAH I'M HAPPY FOR YOU \T///7///T/!!
Now in max 24 hours justlovearts choose her favorite piffies and the other five will be put on sale,
OFFER TO ADOPT this time, something different I have think about the right way the last two days and I hope in this way people can offer the amount they want without "fight" with other directly ;;
(I excluded set price or AB because the last time they gone in few seconds ;_; ) the only thing : I have some problem accept/refuse o
Pony Price ListGeneral Commission Info Hat Pricing FAQ
All plushes are minky with applique eyes and cutie marks, unless otherwise agreed upon.
"Starting prices" are listed for all types of plushes. "Starting prices" are defined as the price for the most basic pony of that kind. I start from my base pony price and add charges according to how difficult the character is to make. Design elements that add complexity such as difficult or multicolored manes, body markings, and modifications to the basic pattern will add cost. For a full and amus
MLP: NG Timeline= Birth = Death =Random Event
=Crush begins =Crush ends =Relationship begins =Relationship ends =Marriage
=Not Canon (but could happen)
Valiant Heart is born
Illusion is born
Red June is born
Crystal Clarit
60 poses theme challengethis seems like a really awesome challenge and i think it will help me a lot now that i'm back into drawing! everyone should try this!!
60 Pose theme
For the artists who want to do pose practices and studies.
Try to draw full body.
Try different angles on each poses.
You may include environments around the characters, but keep the main focus on the character.
Fanart/Original art either is fine.
1~50 is One character, 51~60 is with Two characters.
1. Standing
2. Walking
3. Running
4. Falling
5. Tripping
6. Slipping
7. Falling on the butt.
8. Holding the head
9. Sitting with legs crossed.
10. Crouching
11. On their knees
12. Hugging their knees
13. Hands/Knees/Head on the ground(Deep apology pose).
14. Bowing
15. Salute
16. Looking up
17. Laying on the back
18. Laying on the stomach
19. On tiptoes
20. Hands and Legs spread apart.
21. Arms crossed
22. Climbing up
23. Climbing down
24. Hanging
25. Jumping
26. Landing
365 Day drawing Challenge!So I've decided on doing a 365 day drawing challenge! I've compiled a list of 365 things (adjectives, ideas, verbs, etc.) and I will pick one at random every day. After a year, I will have 365 unique drawings!! I actually started yesterday, and I have to upload the pic. I did #35. If I remember, I will upload every pic I draw.
Update: If you'd like to use this list, please go right ahead and do so! My permission is not necessary, but any comments or credit to me would be greatly appreciated!
Here's my list. I will not be doing them in this order, I'll pick a random one each day. I'm so excited!
1. Draw one of your friends if they were the opposite sex
2. a tragedy
3. Create a new OC and draw their debut
4. a romance
5. euphoria
6. missing
7. draw one of your current OCs as detailed as possible
8. stupidity
9. abandoned
10. a self portrait
11. an advertisement
12. a collection of stick figures on post it notes (drawn by different friends)
13. alone
14. agony
15. give
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TEMPE, Ariz. -- Cali Farquharson and Sara Tosti both found the back of the net and Chandler Morris made four saves to help lead the Arizona State women's soccer team to a 2-0 win over Cal State Northridge on Friday in the season opener for both teams.
For the Sun Devils (1-0), the variances between Friday's win and last season's season opener – a 1-0 loss at Cal State Northridge – went well beyond a change of venue.
Farquharson, who would go on to lead the Sun Devils in goals last season (10), missed last year's contest at Cal State Northridge (0-1) due to injury. Tosti, a forward by trade when she entered the Sun Devil soccer program, would end up playing on ASU's backline last season (played in all 21 contests with 14 starts) with the expectation that she would eventually be moved back to her natural position. That transition took place last spring and on Friday she was starting alongside Farquharson and senior Devin Marshall on ASU's front line. Morris, meanwhile, was one of four Sun Devils who was making her first career start in her first career game in last year's opener.
Add the sum of those differences to the contributions of six other returning starters – including Marshall (No. 10 all time on ASU's all-time list for both career points and goals), defender Jasmine Roth (started her 58th career game on ASU's backline on Friday) and midfielder Holland Crook (made her 50th career start on Friday) – then factor in a host of other seasoned returners and talented newcomers and what you have is a squad that has the potential to be one of ASU's best in recent memory.
"It was a good first match and it was certainly a battle out there," ASU head coach Kevin Boyd said following the win. "I thought we had to work really hard to earn the win. Give credit to the team because we found a way to post a shutout, which is what we wanted, and we got two good goals out of it. All in all I'm satisfied with the first game. I just think we need to improve as we go forward."
Farquharson, who scored a goal in four of ASU's last five games of 2012, including the last three, picked up right where she left off last season netting ASU's first goal of 2013 in the 29th minute. The goal was set up by senior Jessica Domenichelli, who beat her defender down the left side of the field and then fed a cross to Farquharson, who sent the ball past charging Matador goalkeeper Rebecca Harper for the goal.
A determined defensive effort helped the Sun Devils keep the Matadors off the scoreboard despite CSUN ending the match with a slight 5-4 edge in shots on goal. That same defense also contributed to ASU's success on the offensive end as a heads-up play by Crook started a sequence that helped the Sun Devils extend their lead to 2-0 in the 64th minute. Defending an oncoming Matador, Crook managed to pilfer the ball away and set up a sudden attacking opportunity for ASU. Crook quickly advanced the ball the opposite direction and found Tosti, who, breaking open in the middle of the field, outraced her pursuer toward the goal and fired a shot from the top of the box to score her first career goal.
Boyd was pleased with his team's offensive performance on Friday, confirming his expectation that ASU has several players who are dangerous on the offensive end not only as goal scorers, but also in their ability to create scoring opportunities for others.
While the Sun Devils looked impressive on both sides of the field, Boyd acknowledged the team has plenty of room for improvement.
"We need to work on strategy and know how to play better in certain moments and that is something we will discuss," Boyd said.
The Sun Devils return to action next week when they travel to the Lone Star State for their first road trip of the season. The first of ASU's two assignments in Texas will take place on Fri., Aug. 30 (7:30 p.m. CT/5:30 p.m. MT), when it faces No. 12 Texas A&M. The Aggies were edged at home, 1-0, by No. 7 Duke on Friday. ASU will then close out the weekend with a contest at Stephen F. Austin on Sun., Sept. 1 (11:30 a.m. CT/9:30 a.m. PT).


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In the romantic comedy "And So It Goes," Michael Douglas plays Oren Little, a bitter, curmudgeonly real-estate agent who is widowed and making plans for his retirement after a long and successful career. Oren doesn't seem to want family and friends in his life, so it's not surprising that he has a prickly relationship with part-time lounge singer Leah Hartman (played by Diane Keaton), who is a tenant/neighbor in the fourplex where he lives. Oren's life takes a drastic turn when his estranged son Luke (played by Scott Shepherd), who is a single dad, suddenly shows up to drop off his 9-year-old daughter Sarah (played by Sterling Jerins), and asks Oren to take care of her before Luke goes to prison on a felony drug charge.
Living with a granddaughter he has just met, Oren is a reluctant and sometimes insensitive guardian to the little girl, while Leah (who widowed and has no kids) quickly bonds with the child. Over time, as Oren gets to know Sarah and Leah better, he starts to see things in a different light. There is an undeniable attraction between Oren and Leah, but is it enough to overcome Oren's plans to move to another state when he retires? Rob Reiner, who directed "And So It Goes," has a supporting role in the movie as Leah's pianist Artie, who has an unrequited crush on Leah. At the New York City press junket for "And So It Goes," I sat down with Douglas for a roundtable interview that he did with me and other journalists. Here is what he said.
Oren Little is such a complicated character. Did you connect to him right away?
Right away. Right away. I grew up in Westport, Connecticut, so I knew that whole WASP martini scene, growing up, pink socks. That part of it, the exterior, I kind of knew pretty well. And [screenwriter] Mark Andrus, [who wrote] "As Good As It Gets," everything, he's the real deal. It's a really good script, really good screenplay and he set up all the pieces.
You see [Oren Little] up in New England, Fairfield County all the time, '07, '08 came around, lost their fortune, all of a sudden he had this big house, and lost that, his wife got cancer, he took care of her for two years. Probably all he did was [be a] caretaker for two years until she died. Certainly a son with drug problems in federal prison. So yeah, it was in the wheelhouse.
What was your first impression when you read the "And So It Goes" script? Was there anything about it that made you think, 'This is working, but I've got some ideas for that"?
No, he's good. Mark Andrus is really good. I thought he had a nice arc. Love stories are love stories. This is certainly about an older couple. I thought the whole idea of the fourplex was a great way to introduce a bunch of characters together. At the same time, you're not even quite sure if Diane's character and I are going to happen because of both the adversity and the other characters. I liked that part.
But no, it was a really good script. Rob [Reiner's] company was producing it. Rob wasn't going to direct it at first. He was involved in another picture. And then the director that was going to be involved couldn't get bonded. And then Rob's picture didn't work out so Rob came back and then Diane was there.
And I was like, "Wow," because I've admired her for so long and wanted to do something with her. We talked about it. Some of these actors are really smart, and they just pick up the phones and say, "Let's get together for coffee. Maybe we can find something." I was never like that.
Diane said she came up with a back story for her Leah character. Do you think Oren was always a bitter and grouchy person, or do you think he changed into a bitter and grouchy person after the death of his wife?
Yeah, he was. Far be it from me to compare it to an Afghan war veteran coming back, but he just got killed. He just got clobbered. He wasn't prepared, all of sudden, to lose everything financially, to lose his wife, his son failed.
So he, in seven, eight years, had really embittered himself. He was a serious drinker. Drank alone a lot and isolated himself. I like to think that from what you see at the end of the movie, that he rediscovered his soul and his heart that had been there.
Granted, [he] probably was really hard-working and may have not paid as much attention to his family, to his son as he should have. But no, I thought there was a decent person there.
I mean, he's funny. Even in his snide darkness, the guy had a good sense of humor. I wouldn't say he was religious. That was one note I had about him. He certainly was not religious.
How is it for you to often play characters who aren't particularly nice?
Yeah, I do. I make kind of a practice out of that. I don't even know why, but my entire career is contemporary films. Entire career! There's no period movies — well, there's one — but there's no period movies, no special-effects movies. I just do character studies.
And so, some of them are going to bump into each other, but I love the challenge, with a good script. I love the challenge of playing not a very pleasant or attractive character that seduces an audience or wins an audience over by the end. I don't know why. I somehow just like that challenge.
You and Diane have great chemistry in "And So It Goes," but you and Sterling Jerins do too. What was it like working with her?
Well, a little scary, you know. Nothing worse than being upstaged. I mean, both Diane and I went, "Aw, Jesua. This kid's good. This kid's really good." No, it was wonderful. I'm a producer also, so I really do [notice these things].
Diane and I were talking about the different ways we work and what you see with Diane is what you get, which is fabulous. I mean, she talks about, "I'm not an actress. I'm just a person." She's totally impulsive.
Every scene would start with her running on the set with earplugs listening to music, not hearing anything. And me, I've already thought about what I'm going to do and all of that. "Camera rolling? Ready? Action!"
And she pulls out the earphones and here you go. And actually. it was great because I'm not used to it, so it's unpredictable. It makes you lean in as to what is she going to do, where is she going to go and that was great.
But getting back to Sterling, as producer, I look at the whole movie. I know my part, I try to do it, but you're just so blessed when you've got actors that are hitting it out of the park. And this little girl in that opening scene when she says goodbye to her dad, she crying. And Rob is going, "We've got to come in closer and closer."
She could cry on cue 15 times in a row. It's great and it's something I actually learned from Paul Newman. Paul Newman always made a big effort of surrounding himself with as good of actors as he could. He wasn't worried about himself because the synergy is bringing all of these pieces together.
She also melts Oren's heart in a way that makes the audience fall in love with him.
Yeah, she does. She wins him over. A lot better than the dog!
Was there more material with the dog?
That dog was the biggest pain in the ass. It was the only thing in the whole movie I was upset about. I said, "Who auditioned this dog? This f*cking dog can't do anything. Anything!"
Rottweilers are very hard to train.
Yeah, they are. It was a bad call. The dog was the only miscast, bad thing and we worked around it.
The dog wasn't even cute!
No! I'm sure Rob wouldn't tell you, but that was left up to somebody who didn't know what they were doing. This dog could not do anything. I mean, normally these dogs, they read the script, they know the certain things they've got to do.
One of the things Oren would probably say about himself and his bluntness is, "I'm just being honest." Looking at this character, what do you think he was dishonest about in his life that he had to come to terms with eventually?
Whoa. That's a heavy-duty question. Probably his selfishness, his self-involvement. The act of giving to his wife when she was sick drained him. and the quid pro quo is the way he would look at it in terms of how much more I've given than I've received, so I think he was a pretty self-involved guy. His selfishness was something he never really 'fessed up to.
What are your memories of the first time you met Diane Keaton?
Really, on the picture. We, in passing as we said to each other, were sort of blasé in seeing each other at a couple of parties and a couple of awards events, but never had a conversation. Just brief, in passing.
But, to me, I love Rob, and I had the opportunity to have worked with him before on "The American President," but Diane is such a joy. It was just such a treat, and I feel really blessed to have that in my career now too. I've worked with a lot of different ladies, and she was special.
What can you say about working on "Ant-Man"?
[We start filming] in August. We're going to do "Ant-Man" in Atlanta.
How does it feel to finally be in a big-budget superhero movie?
I'm so excited. It's a Marvel Comics movie. They actually pay you really well. There's going to be a sequel. It's got some humor to it and some interesting effects, to say the least.
Are you going to Comic-Con this year?
I'm going to Comic-Con. I'm even dragging my son [Dylan]. I'm taking him out of camp … But we've be back here. I've got to give a cancer speech on Sunday morning [July 27, 2014. Marvel's [Comic-Con panel] is ... on Saturday night [July 26, 2014], so we're going to fly all night back and drop him at camp like at 5:30, 6 in the morning in the Adirondacks, and come down and talk to 2,000 head and neck surgeons." [Douglas survived tongue cancer in 2010.]
Why do you think it's taken so long for you to do a big-budget action movie that has a lot of special effects?
I don't know why. They never asked me. The same reason why I've just done contemporary stories. [I've done about] 50 movies now. Somebody's going to have to write something when I'm dead, some analysis about it, but I don't know.
What can you say about writer/director Edgar Wright leaving the "Ant-Man" movie? Would you have still wanted to do the movie if he hadn't been involved in the project?
Yeah, he's a wonderful talent. It was very disappointing, yeah. It was a big disappointment and more so for him because he had a lot of years invested, and he was really the one initially who got them to even consider it with the screenplay that he wrote.
I'm not the producer on it. I'm an actor for hire. And Marvel certainly has a pretty amazing track record, rightly or wrongly, so I think it just was that kind of combination where although they like the idea of the individual and somebody with Edgar's individual spirit and everything, maybe just collided with an operation. I think they're all on relatively decent terms.
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In the Eclipse board game, how do you explore with the wormhole generator? You have to select where you are exploring before you draw a new hex. You must be connected to that empty space with half a wormhole, or a whole wormhole. Does this mean I can explore from an edge of my current hex that does not have a wormhole half as long as I use the wormhole half of the newly drawn hex to connect? Or do I have to explore from an existing wormhole half of the current hex, and I can then connect to an empty edge of the new hex?
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You are correct that you must select the unexplored space you wish to explore before drawing the hex tile from the appropriate stack. And yes, if you have the wormhole generator technology, you may explore a space adjacent to a side of your controlled hex that does not have a wormhole half. However, you must then make sure you orient the new hex so that a half wormhole is positioned next to that side of the new hex. If you look at the examples on page 9 of the rulebook the hex marked D, which is a legal placement for a player with a wormhole generator, is an example of the above described situation.


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Remembering Our Loved Ones
Throughout the years poverty related issues have caused us to lose sponsored children, family members of sponsored children and even some of our staff. On this Memorial Day, will you join us in remembering and celebrating the lives of these loved ones who are no longer with us?Continue Reading ›
Ready, Set, Run!
In Junior High School, I adopted 1 Corinthians 9:24 as my favorite Bible verse. Want to know what it says? "Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one gets the prize? Run in such a way as to get the prize." (NIV) I […] Continue Reading ›


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Puzzling Tuesday
Here is an easy one:
You have 2 identical cubic boxes. You completely fill (without going above the top) one of them with iron spheres and the other one with iron cubes. The length of an inner edge of each box is an exact multiple of one edge of a cube and of the diameter of a sphere.
1. Which box will have more items (cubes or spheres) in it?
2. Which filled box will have a smaller density?
(Modified from a question in Ebbing & Gammon, General Chemistry, 6th ed., 1999.)


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REVIEW: 'Your Sister's Sister'
4 stars
Comedy-drama examining the criss-crossing relationships between a man (grieving over the loss of his brother), his best friend and best friend's sister. Stars Emily Blunt, Mark Duplass and Rosemarie DeWitt. Now playing nationwide.
As strong an argument as one could imagine for the "mumblecore" film movement spearheaded by this film's director (Lynn Shelton) and star/producer (Mark Duplass), Your Sister's Sister is one of the most purely pleasurable "grown-up" films I've seen this year.
Working off a structured outline with no dialogue, the three lead actors here create an incredibly vivid dynamic filled with the unmistakable rhythms of real life. But the film is so consistently funny and affecting, you'd never guess the dialogue was entirely improvised.
With this and the upcoming Safety Not Guaranteed, Duplass is having something of a moment, and he's fantastic here. He starts the film as a bit of a sad sack, but as his character is drawn out by his pulchritudinous co-stars, he invites ample amounts of empathy.
Emily Blunt seems like she's in every second movie these days, but none have exploited her earthy charms better than this film. And I can say without hesitation that I fell deeply and genuinely in love with Rosemarie DeWitt while watching Your Sister's Sister. The actress (who took over from Rachel Weisz at the last minute) projects unmitigated star quality here, and deserves A-list status based on this performance alone.
Most films strive for authenticity, but this film is simply dripping with it. I can't remember the last time fictional characters seemed so real to me.
All this plus the most awesomely awkward sex scene ever committed to film makes Your Sister's Sister an absolute must-see. Do yourself a favour and check it out.


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Today there are already effective therapies for many forms of cancer. Although the biomedical research of the past decades has laid the groundwork for improved diagnosis and therapy, great efforts still have to be made in the interest of the cancer patients of today and those of the future. This can only be reached through a commitment of determined and ongoing research work. During 30 years of research and development work Harald zur Hausen, winner of the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2008 and long-time chairman of the Cancer Research Center has paved the way for the first vaccination against cancer. The vaccination is available since 2006 and will protect countless women from cervical cancer.
With the funds that you donate to the German Cancer Research Center you can provide general support to cancer research, promote selected research projects or target the research of specific forms of cancer.
Please feel free to contact us if you want to support a particular aspect of cancer research with your contribution. We are happy to adapt ourselves to causes that are dear to you. Any contribution you make is tax deductible. If you state your name and address on the bank transfer form, we will provide you with a donation receipt.
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It is the work of the researchers at the German Cancer Research Center, among them biologists, physicians, chemists, mathematicians and computer scientists, to implement this task. At the same time they cooperate with national and international research institutions. The increased networking and collaboration with clinical partners over the last few years has ensured the rapid transfer of research results from the lab to the patient.
The German Cancer Research Center today has achieved an internationally leading position in the field of biomedicine. The Center receives its basic funds from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research and the Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts, Baden Württemberg. In addition the scientists successfully apply for research funding by public and private bodies. Despite that, notable gaps continue to exist.
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"Freedom of connection with any application to any party is the fundamental social basis of the internet. And now, is the basis of the society built on the internet." – Tim Berners-Lee
According to Sujay Kulshrestha, "[o]ne way in which to judge a society's status is by the basic freedoms that its citizens enjoy." In 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed the freedom of speech, of worship, of want, and of fear as the four freedoms everyone in the world should enjoy. These four freedoms were adapted in 1945 as the pillars of the UN Charter, and later, in 1945, as the foundational principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). Articles 1 and 2 of the UDHR stipulates that "all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights" and that human rights are to be enjoyed "without distinction of any kind such as race, colour or sex." However, in order for human beings to be able to exercise their freedoms and protect their dignity they must be able to communicate what they want and what they fear. Consequently, freedom of speech and expression are a critical component of liberty, equality and dignity. Nonetheless, the exercise of these freedoms becomes challenging, especially in the decision-making process, when communication central to liberty, equality and dignity is used to destroy these values.
Many scholars have concluded that mass-media has effectively shaped national and transnational identities, and that concepts of identity are communicated through the use of media such as television, radio and the press, and more recently, the Internet (Roth, 2009). However, recent developments in media technology have turned the Internet into one of the most important, if not the main, communication outlet and platform not only in US but around the globe. The goal of many companies today is to completely digitalize the way people obtain their critical information. In response to that, now more and more people turn to the Internet as their first choice of information when any type of critical information is needed. Moreover, they tend to trust as true and reliable whatever information comes first. Hence the dangers of eliminating net neutrality. Without net neutrality, whoever pays the highest amount of money will also the fastest speed, and will therefore reach, and consequently influence, a greater and a more diverse audience. Belli and Bergen (2013) explain,
"On the one hand, network neutrality is instrumental to enable any Internet user to offer and enjoy online content, applications and services through any Internet-connected device of their choice, without having to conclude agreements with each Internet Service Provider ("ISP") of each intended recipient, and all ISPs in between. On the other hand, net neutrality ensures that Internet-users' choices for certain online content, applications, services and devices are not unduly influenced by discriminatory delivery of Internet traffic. As such, net neutrality enables self-determination and facilitates the openness of the Internet, by deflating market and institutional barriers to enter into the 'free market of ideas' and to participate on equal footing in economic, social and political activities" (para.7).
In addition, as it happens with media conglomeration, the ultimate goal of eliminating net neutrality is not to provide more and better choices to consumers, but to better manage resources, lower costs, and maximize profits (Campbell, et al., 2011). Ben Scott, Policy Director of Free Press, explains,
"Network Neutrality will not harm ISP employment. ISPs have for years been earning higher revenues and simultaneously slashing jobs. Since 1996, AT&T, Qwest and Verizon have collectively seen a 32 percent increase in revenues while jobs have dropped 25 percent. In short, the ISPs pro-consolidation era pattern of destroying good jobs while reaping higher profits will likely continue with or without the existence of Network Neutrality rules." (January 14, 2010)
At the beginning of the 21st century, Netanel (2000) predicted that if media conglomeration continued as it was, "those seeking to reach a mass audience [in the future] will need to do so through conglomerate-controlled outlets" (p.1889). In short;
Ultimately, like in the offline world, it is the large commercial players who succeed in capturing the lion's share of audience attention. Only they have the financial and organizational resources to advertise their products, exploit product and corporate partner synergies, purchase first position in search engine search results and prominent placement of their icons on portal desktops, populate the Internet with links to their sites, and produce star-studded, attention-grabbing content. (p.1890-1891).
In this sense, although he favored the idea of having a deregulated Internet world, he also recognized the importance of the role that commercial players play in the processes of mass media and mass communications. This deregulated world, instead of promoting a more democratic world with a transparent and accountable information flow, would in turn promote a hegemonized society where the ideas and messages promoted will be provided only by the ones in power. For example, Sean Howard, the CEO of Hornet (a gay social network), and Peter Ian Cummings, who published XY magazine from 1996-2007, explain what would happen to queer-focused businesses with the elimination of net neutrality:
"…history shows that given such power, some corporations and governments will inevitably use it to censor content they dislike.
In our experience in many countries across several decades, gay and "immoral" content is often the first to fall. There are many examples: Facebook treats gay content unequally right now, South Korean ISPs routinely ban gay content, and even the UK's British Telecom blocked gay social networks in the early 1990s, putting several of them out of business."
Shoemaker (2006) explains that "all humans monitor the world around them in order to find out what occurrences […] are important" (p.3). However, the power processes of determining what is or is not of interest may be the product of how people have been conditioned by a biological and a cultural evolution that responds to neoliberal practices. Additionally, the increased use of the Internet, as well as the development of a system of global mass communications, produces an exchange of information and ideas dominated by only a few languages, which ultimately "threatens the survival of particular languages and cultures" (Craufurd Smith, 2007, p.25). The elimination of net neutrality would therefore have the ultimate effect of a de facto prior restraint or censorship of the ideas and messages of individuals and smaller groups of Internet users, which are usually minority groups with less access to resources and means to pay for speed, that do not fit the ideas and messages of those in control. Consequently, minority groups' ideas, messages, and causes will be left with less public traction and audience attention. And as Campbell, et al., (2011) explain, "a society which only a few voices are telling us the stories about what's important, what our values should be, and how we should behave is hardly a healthy democracy" (p.22). In short,
[T]he First Amendment protects not only the […] media's free speech rights but also the rights of all of us to speak out. Mounting concerns over who can afford access to the media go to the heart of free expression. As we struggle to determine the future of [mass media and mass communications] and to broaden the democratic spirit underlying media technology, we need to take part in spirited debates about media ownership and control, [and] about the differences between commercial speech and free expression. As citizens, we must pay attention to who is included and excluded from opportunities not only to buy products but also to voice their views and thereby shape our nation's cultural and political landscape. (Campbell, et al., 2011, p.389)
Freedom speech also includes the right to listen to what others have to say; even when we might not like it or agree with it. In US democratic society, where the freedom of speech it's guaranteed by the First Amendment of the US Constitution, media – whether print, radio, or the Internet – plays a particularly important role (Campbell, et al., 2011). US have continually utilized media to attempt to appropriate the economic decision-making power regarding world order issues from international governance. Moreover, major corporate-driven media outlets have taken advantage of globalization and society's reliance on media-based information to employ doublespeak and brainwash society by shaping the views and perspectives of individuals. This power structure endangers democracy by facilitating and perpetuating a scenario of perpetual dominance, exploitation, and deprivation of the "other," which also violates people's right to human dignity. Members of the LGBT community have for too long being considered as the "other." And the elimination of net neutrality would assure that this doesn't change. By eliminating positive, accurate, and effective information about the LGBT community, or by impeding that positive, accurate, and effective information about the LGBT community reaches the community at large, the elimination of Net Neutrality would aid to exponentially increase LGBT stereotypes and to therefore perpetuate them as an eternal "other." Consequently, and as Campbell, et al., (2011) stresses, because of the importance of the media in the shaping and sharing of power, in order to make a difference, and be able to fully exercise our rights and freedoms, now more than ever its critical to be careful "about which media we consume, what messages we draw from those media, and how those messages are affecting our actions, the quality of our lives, and the health of our democracy" (p.22).


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Widowed in 2008, I'm a man of 43 who has experienced more than his fair share of light & darkness in his life. I found writing to be enjoyable & cathartic, and it gave me back a little reason & purpose. It also gave me hope that maybe life could be worth living again, and with a wonderful new partner in my life, who gave birth to our beautiful little daughter in April 2012, life seems much more wonderful now! I hope you will try my books and find a tale in them that amuses, scares, touches, entertains or even arouses you! Thank you and bless you for giving me a moment of your time. Enjoy my stories, and please tell all of your friends !!!! Best Wishes, Rob Thomas.
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Cotter Pins and Wire Clips Information
Cotter pins and wire clips are penetrating and/or coupling mechanical fasteners. They are easy to install and remove. Cotter pins come in several forms, with each designed for a specific kind of assembly. Some cotter pins are suitable for use as shear pins.
How the pin or clip's wire is bent determines its application and operation, though the general principle remains the same: pins and clips are easy to install and remove, and provide a fastening and alignment characteristic. All of the pins and clips covered in this tutorial are made of a deformable wire, be it plastic or elastic in nature. Generally, these clips need to be inserted into a predrilled hole, or applied around a shaft. They also account for some type of locking measure. Individual operation and application is covered more extensively below.
If the pin or clip has at least one straightened leg, a predetermined shear point, and it will not interfere with other parts of the assembly, the pin or clip could be suitable for use as shear pin, which will break at the point of mechanical overload to prevent damage to more expensive equipment.
Cotter Pin and Wire Clips Production
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Pin and Clip Material
While other material options exist, the following are the most common for wire clip manufacturing:
Plastic is inexpensive, corrosive resistant, and easy to mold, but only should be used for light loads.
Hardened steel is a stronger, but more brittle version of steel. It undergoes a heat treatment process.
Unhardened steel is more malleable than other steel types, so is also somewhat weaker.
Stainless steel is chemical and corrosion resistant, and has high stress ratings. It cannot be hardened.
Brass is strong, conductive, corrosion resistant, and has low magnetic permeability.
Monel® is a proprietary metal blend with good corrosion resistance, strength, but is expensive and difficult to form.
Pin and Clip Size
Manufacturers will make pins and clips according to the market's needs. After performance specifications, size of the pin or clip must be considered. Since there are a wide variety of pins made into multiple asymmetrical shapes, the most important predetermined dimensions are wire/pin diameter, and length. In some instances the measurement of cavities or diameters created by the wire bend will be specified, as well as additional lengths that may be relevant.
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Cotter Pin and Wire Clip Configurations
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Pins and clips are reliable forms of fasteners for applications where other hardware types may be unacceptable. In whole, pins and clips are relegated to light-duty assignments. Split cotter pins are used in many industrial devices, but also assemble children's teddy bears. Hairpins are suited for vehicle axles, but may also be used on the vehicle hood. Sometimes hairpins are substituted for linch pins, despite specific pins for this application. They are also used as the locking pin for hitch pins. Circle cotters are designed for use near fabrics and insulated electrical wires to prevent damage to these sensitive components. Nearly all of the above clips and rings are suitable for clevis devices, which are prevalent in the farming, sailing, and construction industries.
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Where does a lot of Steven Spielberg's inspiration come from? Many sources of inspiration have been cited as influencing him as a filmmaker. One primary inspiration is said to be his neglectful childhood and adolescence in Cincinnati, Ohio and Phoenix, Arizona. During this time, his engineer father Arnold Spielberg was often too busy working and eventually divorced from his mother. Many of the young characters at the focus of his films often either have absentee or neglectful fathers. Or in the case of Close Encounters of The Third Kind, Roy Neary (Richard Dreyfuss) is an otherwise loving husband and father who experiences a breakdown in both his marriage and family at the expense of UFO sightings and activity. Until they eventually land and he agrees to go with them back to his home planet.
Despite the occasional critical derision of his so called ''daddy issues'', such dilemmas between father and child are the hallmark of Steven Spielberg's films.


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Have you ever taste mushroom soup? I bet you do but have you ever try mushroom satay? It is very delicious. Long time ago, the dish made from mushroom often being eaten by the famers in the village. It is very easy to get and easy to make. In addition to the delicious taste, mushroom is also good for your health. Mushroom has high antioxidant which can improve our blood circulation and reduce the possibility of cancer or tumor. It also can prevent heart disease.
Satay made from mushroom is not easy to be found. Nowadays, there are only a few people who can make it. Not to mention that a good mushroom is hard to get. In Denpasar, there is a place that serves mushroom satay. The name of the place is Warung Pondok Sate which is located in Nangka Utara Street. Many mushroom lovers come to the place to eat.
The dish which is made by Komang Sugiantara is very delicious. It is usually accompanied by soup and rice. To make mushroom satay, first the mushroom must be cleaned then cut it around 1 centimeter. After that, boiled using the traditional Balinese spices called Base Gede. It will give special flavor to the mushroom. Then, the mushroom placed on the stick and grilled. After it is ready, the satay will be served using satay spices made from chili, bean, garlic and sugar. The dish is very delicious so everyone should try it. (BTN/015)
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DALLAS, Texas - Arizona's doubles team of junior Michelle Gough and sophomore Lindsay Blau advanced to the quarterfinals of the Rolex Intercollegiate Indoor Championships in Dallas Thursday. The duo defeated Katie Cunha and Kimberly Guy of Notre Dame, 6-3, 6-4.
Gough and Blau will be back in action Friday facing Duke's Megan Miller and Kathy Sell.
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- 8, 6oz filets of Halibut
- 5 Kiwis
- 1 tbsp chopped ginger
- 4 limes, juiced
- 4 tbsp Agave nectar
- 1/2 cup of crushed wasabi peas
- 1/2 cup of Panko bread crumbs
- 2 tbsp butter
- Salt
This dish comes as the successor to the Duck Confit Salad post. The Thursday night dinner was an all out independent effort to try out new dishes and expand my recipe collection. After settling on the duck as a starter course, I had my mind set on fish. I had done a lot of browsing through cook books and Saveur Magazine and discovered some interesting ideas with Halibut. It wasn't until my trip to the grocery store that the idea for the main dish came together. I saw kiwis; a kiwi glaze could be fun with the fish, I thought. And so started the assembly. Kiwi-Ginger glaze, wasabi peas crushed up and mixed with panko for the crust, and a risotto was decided on for the starch. Now, I wanted to do something a little more risky for the risotto. With the tropical, pan-asian theme going on for the fish, I landed on coconut as a flavor base. Coconut milk in hand, along with some prosciutto and gorgeous farmers market ciopolina onions, the idea for risotto was coming together nicely. I had the ingredients, and finally a solid idea. The execution of the dish is where the fun starts. First, the glaze. I took about 4-5 kiwis, halved them and scooped out all of the fruit into a small sauce pan. I added about a tablespoon of fresh chopped ginger, the juice of 4 limes, and a bit of agave nectar to help the kiwi get nice and sweet. I let this simmer on low until all of the pulp was broken up and loose. After about 30 min or so, I used an immersion blender to get the sauce nice and smooth. I had thought about running it through a strainer to get it very silky and more glaze like, but after the first pass on the immersion blender the sauce was at a wonderful consistency and tasting wonderful. Onto the fish! I wanted to add a nice crust to the halibut. I took some wasabi peas and crushed them into a bread crumb texture using a mortar & pestle. I then added some panko to the crushed peas in order to not let the strong wasabi flavor overpower the delicate halibut. With my crust ready, the Halibut was cut into 6-7oz filets while the glaze simmered. Things were coming along nicely.
To start the risotto, I always like to use some good fat (read: Pork). This time around, I diced up some prosciutto and cooked it in some olive oil until it was nice and crispy. I then removed it from the pan and added some onions. Once those were nice and soft, I added the aborio rice and began the risotto process. Instead of using white wine to deglaze, I used about a 1/4 of a can of coconut milk. At this point, everything was smelling wonderful. Slowly stirring in some veggie stock and some coconut milk every now and then, the risotto was taking form and tasting great. It was time to cook the fish. I had decided that a pan fry with butter was my best bet, as I do not own a salamander or bad ass broiler (read: Christmas gift hints!). The skillet was heating with some olive oil, and the fish went in, crust side down. I added a good scoop of butter and used this to baste the fish. Everyone was getting excited. With the fish resting, I plated the risotto, a shaved asparagus salad, and a delicious spoonful of the kiwi glaze on everyone's plate. The fish went right on top of the glaze, and after a few snap shots, my friends loaded up their forks with generous bites. The fish and glaze went perfectly together, an absolute winner. The biggest surprise for me on the night was how well the risotto tasted and complimented the fish. It wasn't over powering as some coconut dishes tend to be, and provided a great textural balance to the plate. I was stoked. My friends were stoked. This dish will be on the menu for a long time.


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January 18th, 2013
In 19th Annual Colors Screen Awards, Ranbir would be seen performing on superhit songs made famous by the first family of Bollywood – The Kapoors. Catch his performance right here!
Ranbir started off with the head of his family, Raj Kapoor, and was seen performing on the iconic song Awara Hoon. His mannerisms and style matched that of with his grandfather and this performance definitely brought back the charm of the most iconic Showman of the industry.
Next he was seen performing on his uncle, Shammi Kapoor's song, O Haseena and was joined in by yesteryear diva Helen. Together they recreated the magic and madness of Shammi Kapoor that he portrayed in each of his songs.
Then came the chance to fill in his own father's shoes and to help him do that, he was joined on stage by his mother, Neetu Kapoor. They were seen dancing on Rishi and Neetu Kapoor's one of the most popular songs, Ek Main aur Ek Tu. Neetu Kapoor was seen performing on stage, for the first time ever, and rumors suggest that it was Katrina who helped her overcome her stage fright. Well, we are not saying anything!
After paying a tribute to his family, Ranbir was seen dancing on his latest blockbuster Barfi.
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i wish i can have a check box to each link, then i can delete more link just once. or a delete page.
i can imported my IE's bookmark just one step. then they've been taged in "IE". but when i want to delete all, i can feel the hell.
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Sarah Silverman's Emmys gown was a gorgeous hunter green Marni creation with a daring plunging neckline that exposed a shocking expanse of flawless cleavage and creamy skin, prompting her inclusion on many best-dressed lists. Her dark flowing hair, smoky eyes and subtle pink lipstick were sheer perfection. She wore a metallic floral belt, and she clutched a small bronze purse in one hand.
All eyes were on the 43-year-old comedian as she walked the red carpet at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, Calif. on Aug. 25, 2014. However, it was one of the items hidden inside her small bronze clutch that really captured the attention of the public. While speaking with Giuliana Rancic on the red carpet before the Emmys, Sarah Silverman produced a pot vaporizer pen and told Rancic, "This is my pot. It's liquid pot." According to Hollywood Life, Silverman seemed "unfazed" by making the confession.
Sarah Silverman even openly confessed to planning on getting high after the Emmys, reported TMZ. A paparazzo caught her on the street after the event and took the opportunity to ask about the rumor that she was stoned during the awards show. He said, "There were a lot of people saying you were really high at the Emmys. Is that true?"
Sarah Silverman replied, "Oh, it's not true. I had a pot vapor pen thing for later. I don't drink and I like to have a little pufferooni, end of night when all is said and done because I'm a grown woman. Happy?"
Silverman won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing For A Variety Special for Sarah Silverman: We Are Miracles. When her name was called, she raced to the stage barefoot, holding her flowing couture gown with both hands to keep from tripping on her voluminous dress. It was likely that behavior, along with the presence of the vapor pot pen, that had people wondering whether Sarah Silverman was high at the Emmys.
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