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Today during its panel at the 2014 Anime Expo, being held in Los Angeles, CA this weekend, anime producer and distributor Right Stuf, Inc. revealed the acquisition of new anime titles for their Lucky Penny and Nozomi Entertainment labels, "Yakitate!! Japan", "Space Pirate Mito", "Fantastic Detective Labyrinth" and "Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san".
"Yakitate!! Japan" is a Sunrise animated, 69-episode comedy TV series that aired in Japan from 2004 to 2006. It is based on the manga by Takashi Hashiguchi. The series will be released through the Nozomi Entertainment label beginning in 2015, with Japanese audio and English subtitles.
"Space Pirate Mito" is a two season (Space Pirate Mito and Space Pirate Mito: A Pair of Queens), 26-episode series that originally aired in Japan in 1999, featuring animation by Triangle Staff. The Luck Penny Entertainment label will release the series, with remastered video and updated translations, on DVD in the fall of 2014, with English audio (season one), Japanese audio and English subtitles.
The 25-episode "Fantastic Detective Labyrinth" anime series is based on the first six volumes of the manga created by Meito Manjo. It originally aired in Japan from October 2007 to March 2008. "Fantastic Detective Labyrinth" will be released as a complete series DVD set, with Japanese audio and English subtitles, in fall 2014 through the Lucky Penny Entertainment label.
The supernatural comedy, "Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san" will also be released by the Lucky Penny Entertainment label, and the 26-episode is based on the manga by Yasuhisa Kubo. The series features animation by Production I.G., and the first season began airing April to July 2011, with the second season running from March to June of 2013. The anime will be released in 2015 as a complete series DVD set, including Japanese audio and English subtitles.
Clips from each of the newly announced series can be found at the Right Stuf coming soon page.
Right Stuf also announced some details about "Sengoku Collection", which releases on DVD in August. The collection will feature all 26-episodes in a single DVD keepcase, with Japanese audio, English subtitles and English on-screen translations. It will include the clean opening and closing as on-disc extras. More information about the series can be found at the official site.
Also announced, was that the final DVD release of "Mobile Suit Gundam UC" will be available in October. The fourth part will include the final episode of the series, featuring English and Japanese audio and English and Spanish subtitles. Included as on-disc extras will be "The Story So Far", episode EX "One Hundred Years of Solitude", promo videos, TV commercials and character highlights. You can learn more about "Mobile Suit Gundam UC" by visiting the official page.


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Oregon 60, California 77
Postgame Quotes - January 08, 2011
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Head Coach Dana Altman
On the loss...
"There were a number of things we needed to work on...we had the opportunities, but we gave up easy baskets...the tempo favored Cal in the second half and they had it going for them."
"We were sharp at practices, we were sharp at shoot around today, I thought we were ready after Thursdays game, Cal just had more urgency."
On Allen Crabbe...
"When Crabbe got going we had our hands down...once you get a few shots in the basket gets really big."
Olu Ashaolu
On how Cal played...
"They are a strong physical team and they got inside on us. We didn't match their intensity tonight. (Allen) Crabbe got good looks, and then just didn't miss."
On turnovers in the second half...
"We were just not focusing on tempo. We just didn't execute our plane. We'll bounce back and go back to the drawing board after this one."
Devoe Joseph
On his late scoring push...
"I felt a sense of urgency and just picked up the pace. My shots finally started to fall late in the game."
On Cal...
"They are a good defensive team, they fought hard tonight. They beat us up on the defensive end."

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A group of Fels students participated in a one-week, intensive program on
"European Approaches to Complex Multi-Stakeholder Project Management". The coursework was split between two French schools: the business school École des Hautes Études Commerciales de Paris (HEC) and Ecole Nationale D'Administration (ENA).
At HEC, widely considered to be one of the top business schools in Europe, students participated in a project management simulation, led by the actual creator of the program. While at ENA, students worked on a case study on the Velib program, the large-scale bicycle sharing program in Paris.
This was the first year that the course, which is administrated by Penn's Organizational Dynamics program, was open to Fels students. Participants also attended a cocktail reception hosted by HEC in their private booth at the French Open, and ENA set up a private meeting at the American Embassy in Paris.Related News:


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The third annual FedEx Cup took place last weekend and former Bulldog star, Nick Watney, was a big contender in the tournament. Watney entered the tournament ranked 28th in the PGA tour, and finished the tournament in 12th place with 880 points, just 2,100 points behind the champion.
The winner of the tournament was Jim Furyk, who ended the cup with 2,980 points. Furyk turned pro back in 1992 and has been playing great golf during his journey on the PGA tour. Watney turned pro in 2003 and has shown that he can keep up with all of the best veteran golfers. Furyk and Watney both have seven top ten finishes in the 2010 season.
Watney made his mark at the 2010 FedEx Cup by setting all sorts of records over the weekend. He played the best round of the week earning a score of 63. Watney played the best back nine that the golf course has ever seen in its' history with a score of 28 and played the best overall East Lake Golf Course nine holes which tied him with Tiger Woods' score at the course. Watney also had the lowest nine hole score for the season.
The records he set didn't stop there. Watney's nine birdies that he shot at the FedEx Cup were the most par breakers he's ever had in his career. This was also the most birdies that a tour championship has ever seen since 1990. The former Bulldog star shot birdies consecutively from hole 8-13 which has him tied for the best birdie streak of the season.
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The Student Health & Wellness Center is not an emergency facility.
- In a life-threatening emergency, dial 911, or go to the UAB Emergency Department (on the corner of 6th Ave. South and 18th St. South), the UAB Highlands Emergency Department (1201 11th Ave. South) or the nearest Emergency Department.
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To ensure a more stable connection to the arduino board, would it be possible to directly solder the wires to the pins below the board? Is there any risk of interference between the pins?
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A widening shale gas revolution is killing the economics of renewable energy, even as falling costs allow wind and solar to overtake fossil fuels in niche areas, say energy executives and analysts.
This is the kind of article, which, although currently economically correct, is not helpful to gas. We can't avoid the reality of the various analyses :
"You have one energy that represents today more than 20 percent of the energy mix, and solar today is close to zero and will represent maybe 1 or 1.5 percent in 20 years from now," said Jean-Jacques Mosconi, Total head of strategy.
"The economic viability of a lot of the renewables are getting killed because we have too much gas in the world right now," said Jeff Currie, global head of commodities research at Goldman Sachs.
"When Germany say they are going to use alternative energy sources, I just don't see it, if you try to switch now to solar power it will cost them 20 times more," said Peter Csoregh at Robeco's Natural Resource equities fund, expecting instead greater use in Germany of gas, coal and imported nuclear.
...but this kind of article is like a red flag to the green bulls and gas doesn't need to alienate greens any further. Despite what somepeople might think, the shale debate is not a case of gas good v bad renewables. Placing gas on the right and greens on the left is an over-simplification that helps neither one. Gas has to be de-politicised and needs to be taken out of the political debate just as surely as we need to return to a fact based energy policy not based on emotion that helps society at large.
Way back three years ago, far lower carbon natural gas was welcomed by many greens as a quick solution to the problem at hand. Solar and wind are not the enemies of gas, coal is. Again returning to the past, the conventional wisdom saw coal as the cheapest and quickest energy source that also was fast and dirty. Natural gas was seen as a more noble fuel, but expense and security issues precluded against it replacing coal. In today's Golden Age of gas, security is a dead issue and coal is increasingly the more expensive option head to head without considering any of the other externalities of coal.
What happened unfortunately is the greens lost control of their base. Both gas companies and NGO's became ineffective in both presenting facts and battling emotions. The facts of gas are fairly set in stone, but the narrative surrounding the shale debate got lost. One can argue about how unhelpful Gasland has been, but Gasland was so effective because it was the only player on the field. The more that is known, the more that gas can win the debate. The trouble is that almost everywhere, the anti side has got there first and it will be much harder to change minds today than it would have been if gas had been proactive. Poland is a good example in that the benefits of gas were much more evident and the case was easy to make. Even Poland can't be complacent as the Polish subtitled Gasland is introduced by Jose Bove and others, but gas got there first. It will be hard for Jose and Josh to make inroads in Poland, but not impossible if the anti-debate becomes stronger in the rest of Europe.
It will be easier for them if we fail to engage European Green NGO's. But that is hard. Firstly, the antis are already so strong that it is difficult to win a debate where the other side refuses to show up. Many greens, and their supporters in the press, simply do not want to engage.
But shale gas in Europe is not going anywhere. It's been in the ground for millions of years, and no one is proposing that we can have large scale production any time soon. The shale genie is not going back in the bottle - a few more months or years as we see in France aren't going to change the geological reality of an energy source that is massive, affordable and far lower carbon. But why postpone the inevitable?


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The 2014-2015 Broadway in San Antonio season is almost here and tickets are now on sale for the touring production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast. This award winning Broadway musical is coming to the Majestic Theatre for eight performances only from September 30 through October 5, 2014. It is suitable for all ages.
Disney's Beauty and the Beast is the musical based on the 1991 movie of the same name with music by Alan Menken and lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice. It is the story of a prince who is transformed into a hideous beast as punishment for his cruel ways and a young woman named Belle whom he imprisons in his castle.
When an old beggar woman comes to the prince's castle asking for refuge from the cold he cruelly turns her away. Upon being rejected, the woman turns into a beautiful enchantress and transforms the prince into a beast and his servants into household items. She then gives him a rose in an hour glass and tells him that the only way to break the spell is to learn to love another and earn her love before the last petal falls.
Years later, Belle, a young beautiful woman from a small town, wanders into the woods looking for her lost father. She finds him imprisoned inside Beast's dungeon and strikes a deal with Beast that allows him to go free but she must remain behind. Soon they become friends and eventually break the spell when they fall in love and Beast is returned to his human form.
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Bond Sensitivity to Interest Rates
Original post by Rose Johnson of Demand Media
Bonds are debt securities issued by corporations, government agencies and municipalities. When an organization issues a bond, in most cases the company agrees to pay the bond holder a fixed interest rate for the duration. The price investors desire to pay for a bond is directly affected by market interest rates. Bonds and interest rates carry an inverse relationship, meaning the price of bonds and interest rates flow in opposite directions. Understanding bonds' sensitivity to interest rates can help you know the best time to invest in bonds.
Coupon Rate
The rate of interest the bond issuer agrees to pay the bond holder until the bond's maturity is the coupon rate of a bond. The coupon rate is not affected by changes in the market interest rate. Investors can research the coupon rate of a bond before buying it. A bond with a face value of $1,000 and a coupon rate of 8 percent pays an investor $80 annually in interest payments for the life of the bond. In most cases, the coupon rate and the prevailing market interest rate are the same or close to one another.
When Interest Rates Rise
The market rate is the current interest rate prevailing in the market at a given time. An increase in the market rate can occur for several reasons, but one primary reason is when investors believe inflation is on the horizon. When market interest rates rise, the price of a bond falls and bonds sell at a discount. For example, if you bought a $1,000 bond with an 8-percent coupon rate during a time when the market rate was 8 percent, you receive $80 in interest payments every year. If the market rate increases to 10 percent, bonds issued by companies are likely with 10 percent coupon rates. This means that investors can earn $100 in interest payments, so little reason exists for them to buy your bonds, offering only $80 in interest payments. For investors to buy your bond, you must offer it at $800 ($80/.10), which is at a discount of $1,000.
When Interest Rates Fall
The opposite effect occurs when market rates fall. The value of a bond increases when market rates decline. During times of recession or when the economy is growing slowly, markets rates typically decline. If the market rate declines from 8 percent to 7 percent for a $1,000 bond, you can sell the bond for $1,142.86 ($80/.07). The bond must sell at this premium to remain competitive with newly issued bonds and offer investors a 7 percent yield.
Credit rating agencies provide ratings for bonds based on the financial health of the company issuing the bond. A bond rated as risky offers a higher coupon rate than a bond with a good credit rating. Junk bonds, which are the riskiest bonds, typically pay high coupon rates. However, the company issuing junk bonds has a higher chance of defaulting on the repayment of its bonds than a company with a high credit rating. The type of bond purchased depends on the risk tolerance of the investor. Some investors do not mind carrying the extra risk because of the chance of receiving interest payments much higher than what the prevailing market rate allows.
- Wells Fargo: Relationship Between Bonds & Interest Rates
- AccountingCoach; Market Interest Rates and Bond Prices; Harold Averkamp
- Money-Zine.com: Bond Prices and Interest Rates
About the Author
Rose Johnson started her writing career in 2008. She has written articles for several online publications, specializing in business and personal finance. Johnson holds a Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in accounting from Texas Southern University.


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I got asked to style a combo boy/girl birthday party for a little 2 and 4 year old. The mom asked for a Tinkerbell and Peter Pan theme using pink for the girls and green for the boys.
I decided to focus on a woodsy, tree house style with lots of brown and beige to accent the pink and green. The dessert table was set up on the back deck under a beautiful wood plank awning. I covered the entire awning with strands of green felt leaf garlands. This gave the impression of being under a forest canopy with the Lost Boys. The table itself was covered in a burlap fabric and all the platters were wood slices in different shapes and sizes. The treats included a beautiful and whimsical cake, cookie pops, candy dipped marshmallows, Peter Pan cap cake pops, powdered donuts decorated with Tinkerbell and Peter Pan silhouette toothpicks, strawberry wafers, Strawberry Whoppers, pink and green gummy candy, and of course Pixi Stix.
I continued the decor throughout the rest of the party. When the guests arrived they walked up a walkway lined with silk gerber daisies and pink and green fairy houses staked into the ground. Each of these were adorned with a tiny paper Tinkerbell silhouette. Wooden ships sat on the tables with pink and green pirate sails and the canopies were all draped in festive pink and green crepe paper.
All of the guests were asked to come dressed in costumes matching the theme. Even some of the parents were garbed in pirate attire and pajamas. During the even the kids had lots of activities and crafts to keep them busy. There was a Tinkerbell bounce house, cookie decorating, a pirate ship water table, a pixie dust station where the kids could fill containers with different colored sand and of course a visit from Peter Pan and Tinkerbell! At the end of the event as the guests left each kid got to take a fairy catching kit home with them.


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Sept 25, 2001
By BETH HARRIS
AP Sports Writer
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Despite never facing Barry Bonds before, James Baldwin knew what to do. He pitched the San Francisco slugger inside, but missed by inches and Bonds made Baldwin pay for it.
Bonds hit his 67th home run in the seventh inning to move within three of Mark McGwire's major league record. His solo shot helped the Giants defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1 Monday night in the opener of the three-game series.
"Barry will probably win the MVP this year, especially with the amount of homers he's hit that meant something," Giants manager Dusty Baker said. "That bears a lot of weight with me. It's not only numbers, but when you hit them."
McGwire set the single-season record of 70 homers three years ago.
Bonds' homer came in the Giants' 151st game. McGwire hit his 67th in St. Louis' 162nd game. The Cardinals played 163 games that season.
Baldwin (2-5) intentionally walked Bonds in the fifth before pitching to him in the seventh. The homer came on a 91-mph fastball.
"I made a mistake and he made me pay for it," Baldwin said. "That's why he's got 67 home runs. But we've just got to keep attacking him."
Bonds lined a 1-1 pitch from the right-hander into the lower box seats in the right field corner with two outs in the seventh, giving San Francisco a 2-0 lead. It was his major league-leading 100th extra-base hit.
"I don't really make too many adjustments up there. I know where I want to be in my hitting position," Bonds said. "It's hard enough to make contact as it is, let alone try to think too much and make too many changes."
Bonds broke a tie with Sammy Sosa for the second most homers ever in a season. Sosa hit 66 in 1998.
Bonds was 1-for-3 with two walks, one intentional, and the homer.
Livan Hernandez pitched seven innings of three-hit ball for the Giants, who moved within 1.5 games of idle Arizona in the NL West and two behind St. Louis in the wild card race.
"That's what we play for - wins," Bonds said. "It'll be fun if we win the next two."
The Dodgers' offensive misery continued, with Shawn Green, Gary Sheffield, Paul Lo Duca and Eric Karros combining to go 0-for-12 with four walks and two strikeouts.
Los Angeles is 4{ back in the division and five behind in the wild card with 11 games remaining.
"We didn't come out with as much intensity as I thought we would, especially in a game like this," Lo Duca said. "It's a big rivalry and we didn't want to lose. We're still in this thing and that's going to make it even tougher now, to lose a game like this."
Hernandez (13-14) walked four and struck out four to beat the Dodgers for the first time in four starts this season.
"I like to be in big games," he said. "You don't want to put too much pressure on yourself in big games like that. I felt good, felt confident."
Robb Nen pitched the ninth to earn his 41st save in 48 opportunities.
Baldwin gave up two runs and 10 hits in seven innings to lose his fourth consecutive decision. He walked four and struck out four, including J.T. Snow to escape a bases-loaded jam in the first.
The Giants scored their first run on third-inning doubles by Rich Aurilia and Jeff Kent.
Adrian Beltre made it 2-1 in the bottom of the seventh with his 13th homer, only the fourth allowed by Hernandez in 12 starts.
Alex Cora, whose fifth-inning leadoff single was the Dodgers' first hit, followed Beltre's homer with a double. But pinch-hitter Chris Donnels looked at a third strike and Marquis Grissom grounded out to end the seventh.
"Livan Hernandez rose to the occasion," Baker said. "He looks forward to big games. He's relaxed for them. That was a real gutsy seventh inning for him. He could have came unraveled."
Notes: Bonds only needs to homer in Houston's Enron Field, where the Giants play Oct. 2-4, to have homered in all current NL parks in his career. ... Bonds' homer was his 100th career RBI against Los Angeles and his first homer in 29 at-bats this season at Dodger Stadium. ... Bonds' 561st homer puts him within two of Reggie Jackson for seventh place in major league history. ... Bonds needs one RBI to equal his career best of 129 set in 1996. ... The Dodgers have played 81 games this season decided by two runs or fewer. They are 27-27 in one-run games.


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All smiles: Maria Sharapova watching her boyfriend Grigor Dimitrov in the men's semi-final against Novak Djokovic. Photo: Getty Images
NEW DELHI: Outraged Indian cricket fans have left thousands of angry messages on Maria Sharapova's Facebook page after she admitted to not recognising cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar.
Tendulkar, considered a demi-god in his home country and an all-time great of the game by most fans, was among a star-studded crowd that watched Sharapova at Wimbledon last Saturday.
When asked if she recognised the recently retired batsman, seated next to former English cricket captain Andrew Strauss and football star David Beckham, she reportedly replied that she did not.
Sachin Tendulkar acknowledges the applause from the crowd at Wimbledon. Photo: AFP
"I was one of the biggest fans of you as a tennis star but now I will never see your matches," wrote Vivek Kumar Pandey in one of the milder messages on the Russian tennis player's Facebook page.
Others used foul language and made threats, while Twitter users took up the tongue-in-cheek #whoismariasharapova hashtag which began trending.
For some, the hurt pride was misplaced.
Sharapova admitted to not knowing who Tendulkar was, but did recognise David Beckham. Photo: Getty Images
"Why splutter over Sharapova not knowing Sachin?" leading TV presenter Barkha Dutt wrote on Twitter on Friday. "Does it matter? Doesn't diminish him. But makes us sound insecure."


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The Detroit Sports Broadcasters Association announced on Wednesday that Detroit Red Wings defenseman Danny DeKeyser has been named the team's Rookie of the Year for the 2013-14 season.
DeKeyser played in 65 games for the Red Wings, scoring 23 points. Perhaps more impressive was his 21:38 average ice time, second on the team to Niklas Kronwall.
It was the first full season in the NHL for the Macomb native, who played eleven games in the 2012-13 campaign, signing with Detroit after his junior year at Western Michigan University.
"We had a lot of rookies in the lineup on a regular basis this season, so it's a great honor to be recognized as Rookie of the Year by the Detroit Sports Broadcasters Association," said DeKeyser. "Being able to play here in Detroit in front of my friends and family made this season very special, and it's a privilege to be acknowledged by the DSBA with so many other worthy candidates who were able to help the team this year."
DeKeyser joins recent Rookie of the Year recpients such as Gustav Nyquist, Jimmy Howard, Kronwall, Henrik Zetterberg and Pavel Datsyuk. He is the fifth defenseman since the 1999-2000 season to earn the award.
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A grieving dad who begged to view his deceased son's Facebook account was finally answered. The social media network reached out to John Berlin in response to his YouTube plea, according to ABC News reports on Feb 8. Berlin was gifted, "A Look Back" video of his son, Jesse H. Berlin, Facebook's special 10th Anniversary that was introduced to celebrate for all account users.
Last week, Mr. Berlin prepared his plea using his webcam and posted it on YouTube; the video has gone viral literally overnight, catching the attention of Facebook.
The dad from St. Louis, MO lost his 21-year-old son on Jan. 28, 2012 from natural causes.
The special 60 minute clip "Look Back" video was forwarded by Facebook to the family – the video was shared courtesy of John Berlin – to help them cope with their loss; Jesse's last Facebook post was on Jan. 18, 2012.
The Newark Bereavement and Parenting Examiner extend our condolences to the Berlin family over their sudden loss of Jesse H. Berlin during this difficult time.
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College Hockey:Tynan and Lee each score two points to rally Notre Dame past Minnesota-Duluth
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DULUTH, Minn. — One bounce and the momentum changed Saturday night in a battle between ranked teams at Amsoil Arena.
No. 8 Minnesota-Duluth had a two-goal lead early in the second period against No. 1 Notre Dame when a shot by the Fighting Irish went off the skate of referee Brian Thul, who was standing along the end boards.
The puck caromed right back to winger Nick Larson alone at the crease, and he scored past UMD goalie Aaron Crandall at 6:45 of the period. That started a string of five straight Notre Dame goals on the way to a 5-3 victory and a series split in front of a crowd of 6,303 fans.
UMD (1-1) had won 4-3 Friday, yet lost its composure in the rematch.
"That goal took the wind out of our sails; we fell apart," said UMD captain Jack Connolly. "But we were still in the lead and we have to learn to not have something like that affect us. It was the complete opposite of Friday night."
The Bulldogs took care of business a night earlier in raising an NCAA championship banner and playing confidently with a lead, especially in the second half of the game. Notre Dame (1-1), a preseason pick to win the Central Collegiate Hockey Association title, dominated the second half Saturday. Linemates T.J. Tynan and Anders Lee of Edina, Minn., each had a goal and an assist.
UMD winger Mike Seidel had two goals, and Travis Oleksuk one. The Bulldogs led in shots on goal 24-23 in having a five-game win streak broken.
The talk of the night however, was Thul's skate and Larson's goal, which got the Fighting Irish within 2-1. Two more goals 89 seconds apart late in the second period made it 3-2 Notre Dame.
"Maybe that's what we needed to bring us to life," Notre Dame coach Jeff Jackson said of the bouncing puck. "We caught a break and it changed the momentum."
Each team made a goalie change from Friday, with Steven Summerhays starting for Notre Dame. The Bulldogs also had to replace wingers Cody Danberg and Joe Basaraba, who were injured the night before, while the Fighting Irish lost winger Jeff Costello to a second-period injury.
After scoring Friday's winning goal, senior center Oleksuk made it 1-0 when he skated in from neutral ice to the slot and, one-on-one with a defender, smacked a shot that just trickled through Summerhays 7:17 into the game. Seidel gained a wrap-around goal just 29 seconds into the second, and it was 2-0.
Larson, a junior from Apple Valley, Minn., connected on the game-changer at 6:45 of the second. Center Tynan finished a two-on-one short-handed break with 3:29 left in the period, and Lee scored with 2:00 to go.
"We had fewer turnovers tonight and played grittier," said Tynan, who had 23 goals as a freshman. "We still didn't play our best, but we know our team can be great if we play like we can."
By the middle of the third period, Notre Dame was up 5-2, scoring on its first two shots of the period on goals by defensemen Kevin Lind and Sean Lorenz.
UMD gave its fans a brief moment of hope, scoring 12 seconds into a five-minute power play from Seidel with 5:08 to play, but there would be no comeback.
"We let that (first) goal get to us, and there's no excuse for that," said Seidel, who has three goals in two games. "We were playing well and getting the job done (at 2-0), and that changed everything. We passed up on checks, we weren't taking the body, and there were turnovers at the blue line."
An entertaining series between the 2011 Frozen Four semifinal opponents gave both coaches a good look at what they have for 2011-12.
"Playing teams like Notre Dame gets you ready for the rest of the season," said UMD coach Scott Sandelin. "In the second half of the game, we were flat and Notre Dame was very good. Even when we had a lead, (Notre Dame) was winning most of the battles. We have to learn to fight through tough times."
The Bulldogs open Western Collegiate Hockey Association play this Friday and Saturday at home against No. 19 Minnesota, which began the season at home by outscoring Sacred Heart 15-0 in 6-0 and 9-0 victories.
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Sandra and Milton Logan couldn't bear the thought
of once again paying a real estate agent a 6-percent commission.
So when the couple put their Reno, Nev., home on the market in 2004,
they chose to work with a reduced-commission brokerage, Reno-based
Assist-2-Sell charged the Logans $4,995 to sell their
home. For this fee, the company provided the Logans a real estate
agent who did nearly everything a traditional agent would do: He
placed advertisements in local newspapers promoting the home, stuck
a "For Sale" sign in the Logan's front yard, scheduled
showings, negotiated a final sales price, and handled the reams
of paperwork that go into selling a home.
What didn't he do? He didn't list the Logan's home
on the Multiple Listing Service, or MLS, the online database of
homes for sale through licensed real estate agents. He did that
so Assist-2-Sell would not have to share the commission with another
agency. At the same time, the house is exposed to far fewer potential
buyers and may take longer to sell. But in many of today's hot real
estate markets, that's not a factor.
The Logans sold their home for $322,500 a little more
than three months after they first placed it on the market. If they
had paid a standard 6-percent commission, the couple would have
spent $19,350, so they saved $14,355. Not surprisingly, the Logans,
who put much of their savings into the new home they purchased in
nearby Sparks, Nev., are thrilled.
had been using the same Realtor in Reno for a lot of years. But working with him
took such a big chunk out of our equity every time we sold. We saved a lot of
money by going this route," Sandra Logan said. "I knew that Assist-2-Sell
had good exposure around here, so we weren't worried that our house would sit
on the market too long. Our agent with Assist-2-Sell did a great job."
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At Stanford: A starter the past two seasons and 22 consecutive games, Atogwe enters the 2004 campaign as one of the best safeties in college football and a legitimate honors candidate ... He was the Cardinal's starter at strong safety in 2002 and team's starter at free safety in 2003 ... He is an active, aggressive, play-maker who will be the team's top defensive weapon this season ... He has led the team in tackles the past two years while also accounting for five interceptions, nine forced fumbles and seven fumble recoveries ... Fifth-year senior who is one of the team leaders both on and off the field ... Along with Jared Newberry, one of two team captains for the 2004 season ... Member of the Cardinal's track and field team the for two seasons.
The 2004 Season: Game-By-Game Statistics
The 2003 Season: Continued to garner a reputation as one of the top safeties in all of college football by turning in an outstanding junior campaign ... He proved to be one of the most active and explosive defensive players in the Pac-10 ... He led the team in tackles with 90 for the second consecutive season and was fourth in the conference with an 8.2 tackles per game average ... He led the team and league in both fumbles forced (six total, 0.55 per game average) and fumble recoveries (six total, 0.55 per game average) ... He also had two interceptions, eight pass break-ups and five tackles for loss ... He was named Second-Team All-Pac-10 and co-MVP of the team (along with Luke Powell) ... He also won the team's Gundelach Award as the top junior in 2003 ... He was the only player in the Pac-10 to be among the top four in tackles per game, fumbles caused and fumble recoveries ... Started all 11 games at free safety ... Recorded 11 or more tackles in four games ... He had 11 total tackles, two forced fumbles and one tackle for loss against Arizona State ... Recorded 12 tackles, a forced fumble and fumble recovery vs. Washington ... Scored a touchdown at USC when he stripped the ball from the Trojan kick returner and raced 22 yards for the score ... He also had 12 tackles and a tackle for loss against the Trojans ... Career best 14 total tackles, and one forced fumble, at Oregon State ... In the Big Game vs. Cal, he accounted for six tackles, two tackles for loss and two fumble recoveries.
The 2002 Season: In his first season in the starting lineup, Atogwe wound up leading the team in tackles with 71 while starting all 11 games at strong safety ... Winner of the Deswarte-Eller Award as the team's Most Outstanding Sophomore ... He also led the team in interceptions (three) and forced fumbles (three) while accounting for one quarterback sack, one tackle for loss and four pass breakups ... Season bests in tackles include 13 vs. Oregon and 11 vs. Notre Dame and Oregon State ... Against the Ducks, he also returned an interception 17 yards to the Oregon 27, setting up Stanford's first TD of the game ... Returned an interception 26 yards at Notre Dame ... One of his most productive games came against Washington State when he had four tackles, one sack, one tackle for loss, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery and return of 42 yards and one pass breakup ... His fumble return led to a Cardinal field goal.
The 2001 Season: Earned his first varsity letter as a reserve safety and special teams player ... Played in all 12 games during the 2001 campaign and recorded four total tackles.
The 2000 Season: Redshirted the season as a true freshman.
In Track: Member of Stanford's nationally-ranked track team in 2001 and 2002 ... Participated in the sprints and jumps ... Best marks in 2002 included 22-10 in the long jump and 43-3 3/4 in the triple jump.
In High School: One of the top prep players in Canada ... Named All-Canadian, All-Ontario and All-Academic ... Played four sports at W.F. Herman Secondary School ... Was a two-year starter at running back and cornerback ... Named the league's defensive MVP in 1999 ... Also chosen All-City as a running back ... Played in the Ontario Varsity Football League during the summer of '99 ... He was the defensive back of the year in the league after intercepting six passes in five games ... League MVP in basketball as a senior and three-time all-city selection in basketball ... Played three years of varsity soccer ... Competed in the long jump, triple jump and 200m (22.8) in track.
Personal Information: Biological Sciences major ... Went by O.J. his first two years at Stanford ... Parents are of Nigerian descent.
Atogwe's Career Statistics
Getting to Know: Oshiomogho Atogwe
Nickname: O.J., Pico, Juice, Shum
What people don't know about me is:I collect comic books
My favorite pre-game ritual is: Listening to music, and praying
My favorite stadium in which to play is: Memorial Stadium, Berkeley
A friend from another college football team is: Dan Lumley, University of Kentucky; Andrew Brown, Lafayette University
The reason I chose Stanford University is: It's the best combination of Athletics and Academics
The best thing about Stanford is: Its diversity
The teammate I admire the most is: Timi Wusu
What sets Stanford apart from other college football programs? My teammates
My least favorite class at Stanford is: Ihum
My favorite class at Stanford is: Introduction to Christianity
The sports team I followed when I was younger: Detroit Lions
When I played football as a kid, I pretended to be: Walter Payton
The athlete I admire most is: Muhammad Ali
The people I admire most is: My parents
If I could spend a day with anyone, it would be: Jesus
Best book I have read: The Bible
Favorite food: Barbecue Ribs
Least Favorite food: tofu
If I had to cook all of my meals, I'd probably survive on: cereal, hot dogs and hamburgers
Favorite movie: The Matrix Trilogy and Love Jones
Favorite TV show: The Cosby Show and Dragonball Z
Favorite actor: Al Pacino, Denzel Washington
If a movie were made of my life, I would have the following actor play me: Omar Epps or Maurice Chestnut
Favorite musical group or performer: Jay-Z and Michael Jackson
If I were not playing college football, I would be: Playing college basketball
The person who had the greatest influence on my life: My brother
One moment in history I wish I could have seen: The resurrection of Jesus Christ
The three people in history I admire most are: Jesus, Muhammad Ali, Bruce Lee
The place I'd most like to visit: Brazil
The favorite place I've visited: Nigeria
Hobbies: watch cartoons, collect action figures and DVDs
Ten years from now, I'd like to be: playing in the NFL
My advice to youngsters: Continue to work hard, and have faith in God
My most prized possession: My family and friends
The best advice I ever received was: Do the best you can do, and live the rest up to God & never be satisfied


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ATLANTIC CITY, NJ (February 9, 2011) - It will be "Da Beast" going up against "Da Bomb" on Friday night during what all involved are convinced will be an action-packed and entertaining night of fights from Bally's Grand Ballroom in Atlantic City, N.J. as undefeated Cornelius "Da Beast" White (16-0, 15 KOs) takes on Don "Da Bomb" George (20-1-1, 17 KOs) in a 10-round super middleweight fight on ShoBox: The New Generation LIVE on SHOWTIME Friday night at 11 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the West Coast).
White, 29, is a native of Houston, Texas, and has knocked out all but one opponent. Newly signed by Goossen Tutor and TNT Productions, White is trained by Bobby Benton in his Houston gym and sparring with ShoBox alum Marcus Johnson. White is looking to continue his knockout streak of 13 straight. The only time he didn't register a KO during his career is when he got the decision over Larry Pryor back in 2008 in just his third professional fight, while George is looking to comeback with a big-time KO on Showtime.
Promoted by Goossen Tutor Promotions and sponsored by Corona, tickets are priced at $75 and $50 may be purchased at www.ticketmaster.com, Ticketmaster retail outlets, Ticketmaster Call Center 800-745-3000 and Bally's Atlantic City (day of event).
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Fireside Chats: Tom Sizemore Compares His 'Red Road' Co-Star Jason Momoa to Marlon Brando
Creator Aaron Guzikowski introduces his new drama, The Red Road, about a sheriff who keeps his family together while policing two communities.
"We had some very hard scenes which at first glance would seem, not impossible but very difficult to do well and it was just one little act of a talented young actor, reminds me a little bit of Marlon Brando with his size and nimbleness of emotion," says actor Tom Sizemore of Jason Momoa. "[He] is going to be a enormous star if he does everything right."


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Love Heals Gala Attracts 'The Good Wife' Cast
On the pothole-ridden 52nd Street, women in towering heels hopscotched into the Four Seasons Restaurant on Wednesday night. Along with the entire cast of "The Good Wife," Michael J. Fox, Cristina Cuomo and Emily Mortimer were there to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Love Heals, the Alison Gertz Foundation for AIDS Education.
In a pair of nude Louboutin's and escorted by her husband, Keith Lieberthal, Margulies explained her decades long involvement with the organization. She was awarded a Tiffany & Co. red heart for her service and dedication, as was Cristina Cuomo and Michael Lorber.
After dinner, drinks and the awards were served, pink balls of cotton candy the size of a human head were brought to each table. Margulies dove right in to the treat, telling her entire table that she hadn't had cotton candy in years. She also explained the importance of finding a cause "and really staying with it for years."
With a long black ponytail, the actress also talked shop with her colleagues Josh Charles and Christine Baranski, who was in a royal blue dress.
In total, the gala raised over $675,000 that will go to HIV/AIDS education and the organization's speakers program, which uses HIV positive community educators. The foundation was started in 1992 after Gertz died of HIV at the age of 16.


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Mirelle Martens - Wolves Athlete Extraordinaire!
Posted October 30th, 2014
First year student athlete Mirelle Martens won a total of three ACAC medals (2 gold,
1 bronze) Oct 24, 25 & 26 in two different 2014 championships.
On Saturday, Martens completed a perfect ACAC XC running season, winning her fourth consecutive race, theRunning Room ACAC Championships in Fort Mc Murray. Marten's individual gold medal performance helped the GPRC women capture their first ACAC team championship since 2004.
On Sunday, Martens played a solid 90 minutes in the Wolves dramatic 1-0 victory o ...
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Tom Pura, Distinguished Volunteer
Posted March 28th, 2014
The Distinguished Volunteer Award, presented in recognition of exceptional contributions of time and energy dedicated to the advancement of Grande Prairie Regional College, was presented in March 2014 to Tom Pura.
Former radio sports director "Big Paul" Thomas - also known as Tom Pura -attended and reported on Wolves games and activities for years. Tom provided extensive coverage of the Wolves programs and players – and according to Athletic Director Francois Fournier it was during his time at Bi ...
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Ryan Pomeroy
Posted March 28th, 2014
Steps to the Greater Alumni Award – Ryan Pomeroy
This is the second year that GPRC has presented the Steps to the Greater Alumni Award, which recognizes the outstanding achievements of GPRC alumni early in their careers.
Former Wolves Volleyball star Ryan Pomeroy has accomplished a great deal in the years since he dominated the nets here and in international competition. Today, as President of Pomeroy Inn & Suites Inc. and Pomeroy Lodging LP, Ryan is a leader who continues to prove wh ...
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Jon Goldie & Mike Lauzon
Posted March 28th, 2014
Alumni Excellence Award
The Alumni Award of Excellence recognizes specific, recent accomplishments of GPRC alumni and is being presented for the first time this year. The accomplishments may take the form of local, national or international honors, major championships, appointments to high office, etc., so will be awarded as appropriate, which may not be every year.
GPRC is very proud to recognize two of our Alumni this year who brought attention to our College and to our community at the Canada Summ ...
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Bridget Hennigar
Posted March 28th, 2014
Distinguished Alumni Award - Bridget Hennigar
The Distinguished Alumni Award is the most prestigious award of the GPRC Alumni/Foundation. This award was established to recognize GPRC alumni for outstanding accomplishments in their professions, and/or in service to their community, society or GPRC. The Distinguished Alumni is an example of alumni success for current and future GPRC students.
The achievements of Bridget Hennigar are an inspiration, and a strong example of the impact that GPRC a ...
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Pavers: Applications and Options
If you stop and think for a moment, pavers are a beautiful commodity. Their [paving stones] discovery has brought so much diversity and beauty to landscape design. Just think about how bland the options were before the use of pavers.
The uses for pavers are endless. They range from everything from lining streets, driveways, and pathways to retaining walls, patios, and surrounding pools. Not only are pavers beautiful, but they are very durable and easy to repair. They are actually four times as strong as poured concrete. Concrete is tested to withstand 2000 psi; whereas, pavers exceed 8000 psi. Additionally, if they become damaged, it is very easy to replace just one or two at a time.
Paving stones is a term that encompasses multiple materials. Pavers come manufactured out of concrete, slate, limestone, granite, brick, sandstone, stone, travertine, flagstone, grass turf, bluestone, and rubber.
Installation varies depending on the product. Some pavers are interlocking, whereas others need to be set in concrete or sand. A crucial part of the installation is the preparatory work. Lay at least three layers of hard rock such as gravel or road base, and compact each layer to create a solid bed. Establishing non-movable borders before laying the pavers is essential to preventing movement and instability. Over the bed of compacted rock, lay between one and two inches of sand. Make sure your sand is not too fine as a coarser variety will compact to a harder surface. The next step is to lay the pavers onto the sand. After all pavers are in place, the cracks are filled with sand and then sealed to keep the sand in place.
The colors of pavers are quite diverse, offering many elegant options to choose from. Choose from deep reds to pale creams, with a wide array of pastels and browns in between. Finishes differ greatly as well. Some are quite smooth, others more porous, while still others are very rough. Selecting just the right paver is determined by your personal preference, the application it is being used for, and the availability of certain products. Work with your licensed contractor to turn your yard into one of those eye-catching paver marvels.
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Lastpass Forces Users To Change "The Last Password They Will Ever Need"
As someone who had been somewhat lax about password security, it was the potential compromise of 77 million passwords in the Sony hack that finally persuaded me to take it seriously.
Following our own advice I installed Lastpass and was impressed by it, heck I even coughed up the $1 a month for the pro version (to use on my iPhone).
So I was somewhat disturbed by news this morning that I had to change my super-super secure master-password because irony of ironies, Lastpass was afraid it might have been hacked.
But on reflection rather than being angry with Lastpass, I am impressed with their response, the seriousness with which they have taken what might only been a minor incident, the honesty, their actions and above all the speed.
We take a close look at our logs and try to explain every anomaly we see. Tuesday morning we saw a network traffic anomaly for a few minutes from one of our non-critical machines. These happen occasionally, and we typically identify them as an employee or an automated script.
In this case, we couldn't find that root cause. After delving into the anomaly we found a similar but smaller matching traffic anomaly from one of our databases in the opposite direction (more traffic was sent from the database compared to what was received on the server). Because we can't account for this anomaly either, we're going to be paranoid and assume the worst: that the data we stored in the database was somehow accessed. We know roughly the amount of data transferred and that it's big enough to have transferred people's email addresses, the server salt and their salted password hashes from the database. We also know that the amount of data taken isn't remotely enough to have pulled many users encrypted data blobs.
The contrast with Sony's response could not be more stark.
So well done to Lastpass for turning what otherwise could have been a fatal blow to your company. From the comments on their site, it appears that some users are having problems updating their password; that was not my experience.
Lastpass follows established good practice with regard to storing passwords. Using a technique known as salting. A random string of characters, known as the salt, is added to your password, and the combined salt and password is then hashed, or passed through a form of one-way encryption.
The weakness of just hashing passwords without salting them is that the encoding process will always produce the same output. Using the common MD5 encryption, the password "password" will always be encoded as "5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99″. So called "rainbow tables" are available to do a reverse look-up from the hash to the clear text password. Salting passwords makes that process much harder.
Lastpass have said they are improving their internal security:
We're also taking this as an opportunity to roll out something we've been planning for a while: PBKDF2 using SHA-256 on the server with a 256-bit salt utilizing 100,000 rounds. We'll be rolling out a second implementation of it with the client too. In more basic terms, this further mitigates the risk if we ever see something suspicious like this in the future.
Working on the basis that my master-password has been compromised, I have changed all the passwords in my vault using the automatic secure password generator, they are of varying lengths with a minimum of eight characters.
My previous policy had been to have only three passwords: one low security I used everywhere that didn't matter, one medium security that would be a pain were it breached, but not the end of the world, and one pretty damn strong one—upper and lower case, numerals, and punctuation for use on the most vulnerable sites.
Of course having the same passwords on all those high-value sites was pretty dumb.


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BURBANK, California — It's a scene that probably wouldn't be out of place up the road at Hef's humble abode, but here in a dance studio in Burbank, it's a decidedly different affair.
The Pussycat Dolls — a five-piece now, since the departure of Carmit Bachar back in March — are bumping, grinding and sweating with a shocking level of precision and professionalism. They're putting the finishing touches on their performance for Sunday night's MTV Movie Awards, a shimmying, gyrating showstopper that's designed to both drop jaws and promote "When I Grow Up," the first single from their upcoming new album (due later this year).
And though there is plenty of giggling and a fair amount of horseplay, it's also clear from their drill-team synchronicity and the looks on their faces that the 'Cats clearly mean business.
"This is a big deal for us. We just want to kill it. It's all about the Dolls right now, and we're coming strong," said Nicole Scherzinger, the de facto leader of PCD. "We feel really good about this new album, we feel really good as a group, and we feel like this new album is really the next level for us. If you liked the first one, you're going to love this one."
That's big talk, because lots of people liked their first album, the glossy and flossy PCD, which, based on the success of singles like "Don't Cha" and "Buttons," sold nearly 3 million copies in the U.S. alone and made the Dolls the heirs apparent to the Spice Girls' bedazzled throne. So, clearly, there's a fair amount of pressure on the group this time out, which is why they've turned once again to some old friends for help on album number two.
"We're working with some of the same crew on this one. Timbaland is executive-producing, Cee-Lo Green is on it, Polow Da Don, Sean Garrity — they're on it too," Scherzinger said. "There are songs on the album that people wouldn't expect from PCD — some smooth, slow jams, some alternative jams. We're really coming ferocious with the music this time out."
Of course, first single "When I Grow Up" is neither a slow jam nor a particularly alternative one, but it's most certainly ferocious. A hyper-speed slice of super-pop produced by Rodney Jerkins, it features sirens, handclaps, pitch-shifted vocals and a certifiably undeniable chorus that attempts to dive a centimeter or two deeper than your average radio fare.
"All of us started with a dream. I know when I was young, and I would sign people's notebooks, I wrote, 'Remember me when I'm famous,' and I don't know of a little kid who hasn't aspired to be someone," Scherzinger said. "The lyrics go, 'When I grow up, I wanna be famous, I wanna be a star, I wanna be in movies,' but there's a twist at the end, because it says, 'Be careful what you wish for, because you might just get it.' "
It's a theme that's getting plenty of traction these days — beware the high cost of fame — but Scherzinger and the Dolls say they're not trying to talk to the Britneys and Lindsays of the world. Rather, they want the song to inspire but hope that listeners will grasp the cautionary tale contained within. Or, you know, something like that.
"We're not pointing a finger, because we don't think it's nice to judge," Scherzinger laughed. "Because sometimes people judge us, and it's mean."
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I have an Asus laptop. It is the X53 Model. I use Ubuntu 11.04 on it and I have no problems but when I try to open a multimedia program the LED of my webcam turns on. What can I do to about it?
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These programs are activating the webcam in order to get some information and do a light hardware scan. There isn't much you could do about it, but you could ask them in a bug report to provide an option to stop hardware checking every time they load.


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Dede is quickly becoming one of Reality Kings more popular stars of today. She could possibly be the hottest big tits pornstar on the scene right now, sporing gargantuan sized tits. She owes her success to her stunning good looks, tight body, and her skills in bed. This slender, busty brunette newcomer jumped in the world of porn in December of 2006. is virtually nothing she won't do in front of the video camera. So basically, if your a fan of busty women with energy to spare then you definately want to check out Dede in action exclusively on RK's Big Naturals.
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Today we had a sweet pair showing her stuff off to us today! I love my big natty girls! We had a blast with the baby oil and flippin that ass over for some fuckable fun!


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I am very unhappy with my sex life. I really want my husband to perform oral sex on me, but he just doesn't want to. I enjoy doing it for him, so why doesn't he want to do it for me? I don't want to nag him about it, but would rather he do it voluntarily, which makes it so much better. What can I do?
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You can't force a person to do something that they don't want to do. If you had a problem with going down, you wouldn't want to be forced into it either. I am glad to hear that you don't nag him about it, as this will just make things worse.
Sometimes men don't enjoy giving oral sex because they are under the impression that it is unclean down there. I often tell couples to take showers together where the men can wash their women all over. Subconsciously, this may make them more comfortable since they cleansed their lovers' bodies thoroughly themselves.
Of course, this won't guarantee that your man will do it because there may be other reasons why he won't. The next step is to open the communication lines. Tell him how you feel, find out what he likes and dislikes about it. Maybe you guys can work something out that is comfortable for the both of you. I am willing to bet that he doesn't realize how important this is to you. If this doesn't help and this issue is really important to you, it's time to consult a sex therapist who will help you guys work through this. Good luck to both of you.
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I noticed that in the 2011 NIV, Job 28 is marked off as an interlude as does not appear in quotation marks; whereas in the 1984 NIV, the text appears in quotation marks and is considered a part of Job's final speech. I can see how 29:1 might recommend the 2011 approach. Should this passage about wisdom be considered an interlude by the narrator? If so, why might the narrator choose to place it there?
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My Jerusalem Bible interprets Job's speech in chapter 27 as ending at verse 12. It assigns the rest of chapter 27 to Zophar (via the paragraph heading "The speech of Zophar: the accursed"). When it gets to chapter 28 it makes a major break with a chapter heading that says "D. A HYMN IN PRAISE OF WISDOM" and follows this with the paragraph heading "Wisdom is beyond man's reach". The entire chapter is set as three stanzas of verse. The end of the chapter has another major break and the chapter heading "E. CONCLUSION OF THE DIALOGUE" introducing chapter 29.
The Jerusalem Bible, then, does not attempt to assign chapter 28 to any of the characters making speeches in Job. It breaks chapter 27 after verse 12 based upon a change of subject and tone from Job's defensiveness to accusative content. It assigns the accusative content to Zophar because Job's other two accusers have already had their say in this round of the conversation.


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Google announced Google Labels last month giving advertisers a new way to organize AdWords keywords, ad copy, ad groups and campaigns into custom groupings for easier filtering, reporting, and analysis.
Google labels seem extremely helpful for smaller advertisers, adding a layer of organization beyond campaigns and ad groups. But, they offer just a hint of what is available through more sophisticated reporting, bidding and automation systems, like we have at RKG.
We have actually been 'labeling' internally since our beginning days in 2003. When building out keywords, we categorize them with multiple attributes: categories, subcategories, manufacturer brands, etc, etc. This allows for some pretty savvy reporting, showing client trends by a specific dimension, by week/month/etc. In addition, we use multiple 'labels' to guide our bidding strategy.
RKG also speaks the brand/non-brand homily often (focus on non-brand performance metrics, instead of allowing brand keywords to cover up account problems). And so, as Google mentions in their label post, assigning keywords a brand/non-brand label can be helpful. At RKG, we use internal regular expressions to define brand keywords -- regardless of where these keywords live in the account -- for easy reporting and analysis. So, labeling for brand/non-brand isn't necessary for our reporting purposes either. (Yes, we usually have brand keywords grouped together in the same campaign(s), for quick Google UI account analysis anyway.)
Cool Labeling Possibilities?
In addition to the categorization abilities shown in the image above, labels may be useful for adding important 'notes' in the account. Sometimes, even if a business has great systems on the back end, it's preferable or even necessary -- if API functionality doesn't exist -- to do certain tasks through the UI or AdWords Editor. (Even with API access, some folks like to go the interface or Editor route anyway!)
In these cases, using labels as notes can help speed up the process. So, if pausing keywords for merchandising issues or flipping copy often, it may be nice to make those notes in the labels column. For example, maybe it is smart to label keywords that may need checking again next month. Or, maybe label copy promos (10% off category or 10% off site-wide or…) and generic copy, for easy flipping.
Just a thought on a neat way to use labels. It'll be nice to see a 'labels' column in AdWords Editor, so advertisers wishing to take advantage of this added functionality can do so in bulk. And while AdWords labels aren't a game changer for us here at RKG, kudos to Google for recognizing that their rigid hierarchical account structure isn't sufficient for conveying the complicated relationships within a paid search program. We hope they continue to iterate in this direction.


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On behalf of the parish staff, our many parish organizations, and the entire parish community, I wish to welcome you to St. Matthias Catholic Church. Established and built at the time of the Second Vatican Council, we pride ourselves as parish in truly being a local Catholic community dedicated to living out the Gospel message and giving witness to the Holy Spirit's presence among us in these modern, sometimes challenging, times. Today, fifty-one years after the parish's founding, we are more vibrant than ever: a church for the twenty-first century.
You will find in our parish a wide variety of people: old, young, married, single, affluent, blue-collar, converts, cradle Catholics, progressive, traditional, questioning, and those still seeking deeper faith. As the ethnic profile of our neighborhood in Redwood City has changed over the years, so it is evolving in our parish community. We hope you will find your special place with us and join us in prayer and worship week after week. In this, our new website, you will find many opportunities for service, faith formation, and parish involvement. However, if you find something missing that you need to develop your Catholic faith, we want to hear about it and make every attempt to respond to your need.
Our liturgies are true celebrations, each with its own particular style, yet united in the same spoken and sung prayers. Our outreach efforts work tirelessly to serve the poor, the lonely, the ill, the spiritually hungry. Our education programs for children and adults strive to bring us to a deeper understanding of our faith, our Scriptures and our Catholic traditions. And we do not forget to celebrate and examine ourselves, in parish retreats, parties, dinners, coffee hours, concerts, and seasonal events.
It is a privilege to be pastor to this loving community, so alive with faith and good works. On behalf of all of us, I invite you to join us — to join your own goodness to St. Matthias' embrace of its mission and of God's people.
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As Fashion Week kicks off in NYC, this examiner was lucky enough to have a few moments of serenity before the madness in ABC Home for the Tata Harper Love Potion launch. The bottle claims to be "liquid love" and boasts an impressive 100% natural aromatic blend of ten of the world's most potent aphrodisiac essential oils.
According to Harper, the newly created and just-launched blend was one of the most requested products from brand enthusiasts. "They wanted a product to help them open themselves up, to feel beautiful, sexy and ready for love," Harper states. "So we hired a team of experts, and looked at the most beautiful people that we knew to figure out what made them so attractive. It wasn't looks, it was an sense about them. They were confident, centered, calm and positive. Those qualities made them intensely attractive."
After evaluating countless essential oils, Harper settled on a blend that helps focus the energy of your body and mind on feelings of love and warmth while accentuating overall attractiveness. Key ingredients include ylang ylang, jasmine, sandalwood, atlas cedarwood and Davana – the chameleon of aphrodisiacs, this oil subtly changes its own aroma to compliment your unique scent, while promoting positive energy and producing feelings of inner peace.
Harper suggests applying the Love Potion by spraying 3-4 pumps at points of high energy in the body: inside wrists, sides of the neck and over the heart. For immediate effect, apply to the palms, rub hands together and breath deeply from palms a minimum of five deep breaths.
But don't forget the overall goal. According to Harper the fragrance is meant to "make you love yourself." And we all could use a little bit of that…
Love Potion is available in a 5 ml and 10 ml bottle ($40 and $80 respectively) and is sold exclusively at ABC Home.


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CB council approves Blevins' contract
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Kenneth Blevins, Sr. will officially take command of the police department on Jan. 21, 2011. Resolution 4-11, Contract for Chief of Police, was voted on and approved at town council's Jan. 13 meeting. Blevins' initial annual salary will be $60,000.
Although Blevins' employment agreement is almost identical to an employment agreement signed by Interim Police Chief "Butch" Wells, one notable difference is under Section 2. Termination. Paragraph D states that upon termination by town council and a payment of two month's salary, the police chief "agrees to refrain from any type of negative statements made in public, to any member of the media, or on the Internet pertaining to the Town Manager, the Mayor and Town Council, as well as any other officer, agent or employee of the Town of Colonial Beach."
Also included in Blevins' agreement is a new section added to Section 2. Termination, under paragraph C, which lists causes for termination. An additional item added reads "An act of favoritism/failure to treat all employees in the same manner and/or failure to apply the same rules, regulations and requirements to all employees."
Council members all expressed confidence in new Police Chief Blevins and thanked Interim Police Chief Wells for his service to the town.
Council also approved a lease of town-owned property with Cayman Eby located at 213 Taylor Street. Eby plans to renovate the property and looks to open Soc(i)al, an entertainment venue for youth up to 18 years of age, once renovations are complete. Soc(i)al will be a 'membership driven social club' and will feature 16 Xbox gaming consoles and PC stations, and a 70-inch television. For the first year, the town has agreed that Eby pay $50 per month while renovations are underway.
During committee reports, Water & Sewer Committee Chair Gary Seeber noted that he was working with town manager Val Foulds and Chief Financial Officer Joan Grant on "problematic water bills" in an effort to reduce projected water and sewer rate increases from being passed on to the public in 2011. Seeber is also looking into the feasibility of refinancing a 1994 loan which may generate savings of $81,000 per year, which would further reduce projected increases in water and sewer rates to the public.
Karen Payne, Budget Committee member, informed council she would present a plan to the budget committee Jan. 27 to reduce BPOL taxes. The business professional occupational license tax is assessed to all businesses in town, and a reduction of these taxes may serve to encourage businesses to open and remain in town.
When the issue of approving requested abandonment of town-owned right-of-ways for sale to neighboring homeowners, council member Karen Payne told council "I would like to have a survey done" and requested the matter be tabled until a survey is completed. Council member Steve Kennedy agreed with Payne stating "We need to make that a part of the process." Council agreed to table this issue until March.


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Mary-Jane Earle Hensley, 87, died on Oct. 1, 2012, in Fairfax, Va. She was born Oct. 28, 1924, in Springfield, Mass., to the late Charles William and Esther May Withee Earle of Agawam.
While attending Baldwin Wallace College in Berea, Ohio, she met Reece Verlaine Hensley, a physicist and aerospace engineer, whom she married on Aug. 15, 1949, in Agawam. They lived in Berea, Ohio, where their children were born, then Huntington, N.Y., and Princeton, N.J., before settling in Potomac, Md. She was treasurer of the Potomac Methodist Church, president of the Potomac Garden Club and a Brownie leader. She worked part time at The Surrey, a gift shop in Potomac, for 40 years.
Mary-Jane had two great passions. She loved people of every age, every background: they captured her heart and she shared their smiles, their laughter and their tears. She also dedicated herself to honoring those who went before through her extensive work in genealogy, learned at the hands of her mother.
Active in numerous hereditary organizations, she loved the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution and was an honorary state regent of Maryland having served as Maryland state regent, vice regent, recording secretary and chair of many committees. Nationally, Mary-Jane served on the National Board of Management, as national chairman of State Regent Dinners, national chairman of National Board Dinners, as national vice chairman of the Finance, Program, and Motion Picture and TV Committees, as a museum docent, and was a fixture at their annual meeting, Continental Congress, for over 40 years and at their headquarters, DAR Constitution Hall. She was the senior national registrar, senior national assistant organizing secretary, honorary senior national vice president, national chairman of credentials and senior state vice president of the Children of the American Revolution. She published a book on Thomas Rogers, Mayflower Pilgrim, in 1980, and, in 2010, authored a history of Maryland DAR.
Mary-Jane was an active member the Colonial Dames of America, the Mayflower Society, and a founding member and president of the Thomas Rogers Society. She also enjoyed membership in the National Society Women Descendants of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, National Society of New England Women, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Order of the Crown of Charlemagne, Daughters of the Barons of Runnemede, First Families of Maine, First Families of Connecticut, Flagon and Trencher, Daughters of Colonial Wars, Daughters of American Colonists, and Associated Daughters of Early American Witches. She aided countless people in tracing their genealogy and helping them join numerous organizations.
Her husband died on Nov. 1, 1992. She leaves to cherish her memory two daughters, Barbara Hensley Carpenter (Mrs. William Alfred) and Jan Hensley of Great Falls, Va.; her beloved brother, Henry Clay Earle III of Agawam, Mass.; treasured cousins and countless friends.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in her memory to the Agawam Congregational Church, 745 Main St., Agawam, MA 01001, the Evangelical United Methodist Church, 513 E. Spotswood Ave., Elkton, VA 22827, or the Kate Duncan Smith DAR School, 6077 Main St., Grant, AL 35747.
The service will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 7, at the Evangelical United Methodist Church, Elkton, Va. A private burial will be held at Elk Run Cemetery, Elkton.


text: Purina ONE hosts NYC pop-up cat café Posted on May 20 , 2014 by Joan, staff writer Print Home > Blog > Pet news > Purina ONE hosts NYC pop-up cat café Tags: Cat Cafe, Purina ONE For three days in April, people lined up around the block, many waiting as long as three hours, to get in at a new café in New York. What was so special about this particular coffee shop that had people so eager to get a seat? Cats. People eagerly wait for the doors to open. With the help of the North Shore Animal League, feline fanciers interacted with adoptable cats while sipping "catachinos" and nibbling on baked goods. Many attendees at the coffee klatsch even went home with new pets. The café, hosted by Purina ONE as a way to bring attention to and promote cat health, was the first of its kind in North America — though cat cafés have been popular throughout Europe and Asia for years. In addition to bringing helpful info to cat owners and cat lovers about feline health and nutrition, it also successfully raised awareness about available adoptable cats in the area. A shelter cat gets some cuddles. Although this pop-up café was only open for three days, we're certain a more permanent version would be a hit and a fantastic way to promote adoption to boot! Check out more photos of the event here. One adoptable kitty takes a break. Share this Article: Print