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The Coach House can be a 1 or 2 bedroom suite, suitable for 2 couples or family of 4. Set at the end of Millers Landing over looking the ocean and the North Shore Mountains. There is a small galley kitchen, living room, balcony. Bedrooms have queen beds. The suite is beautifully decorated and has all the amenities you will need for a short stay. We provide linens, towels, dishes, coffee & tea. Just bring yourself; sit back and enjoy watching the eagles soar over head.
Island, Mountains, Oceanview, Small town
Vancouver, BC, Canada (YVR-Intl.)
Drive to Horseshoe Bay, West Vancouver to access BC Ferries, go to lane 8 and take the Bowen Island ferry. Once off the ferry, drive up to the first 4 way intersection and turn right onto Miller Rd, follow the road to the very end (do not turn off anywhere), Bay Breeze is the last house on the right. Park at the "Visitor Parking" sign and walk in.
Art Galleries, Beach, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, National/State parks, Nature area, Ocean, Picnic area
Bed and Breakfast
Fax Machine, Washer/dryer
Alarm clock, Board games, CD player, Coffee/Tea facilities, DVD Player, Desk, Fridge, Hairdryer, Ironing Board, Microwave, Private entrance, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Wet bar, Wi-Fi, Wired internet
Golfing, Hiking trails, Kayaking, Shopping, Swimming
Carol Brandt
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Recently I have installed LAMP server on Ubuntu Server and now my website is accessible from any device that is connected to my DSL modem (router). But I don't know how to make the server accessible from the Internet.
This is the output of
ifconfig | grep inet:
inet addr:192.168.1.50 Bcast:192.168.1.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
Also when I connect to the Internet (from the same computer but with a different OS) and check http://whatismyip.com, it says that my IP address is 184.108.40.206; when I load my router control panel page, in WAN Information column again I can see 188.8.131.52 as IP address.
I'm using a ZyXEL (P-660HW-T1 v3) router. What settings should I change to make my web server accessible from the Internet?

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It seems like Curtis Axel's push to becoming WWE Intercontinental Champion hinged on his alliance with Paul Heyman. With his reign being a bit of a disappointment, what do you see for Axel after his rematch against Big E Langston at Survivor Series on Sunday?
This is something we've talked about a lot lately but it's safe to say the Curtis Axel push didn't work. WWE put the rocket pack on him and put him in the ring with Triple H and John Cena before giving him a reign as Intercontinental Champion. The thinking was the gimmick makeover with Paul Heyman would help elevate him. I was optimistic about the gimmick out of the gate but it didn't translate. One thing I pointed out in this week's Premium Mailbag was that he struggled in his promos and the fans never bought him.
Axel's rematch against Big E Langston for the Intercontinental Championship at Survivor Series on Sunday is a case of workers going in opposite directions. Big E Langston's stock in surging and this is a push Vince McMahon has wanted to give him for months. We'll see how it plays out but right now Langston's star is brighter and it'll be up to him to take full advantage of the opportunity.
Why is WWE pushing Eva Marie instead of JoJo? I can't think of anything good to say about Eva's work but JoJo on the other hand, seems to have potential to be really good.
In-ring work has little to nothing to do with how WWE pushes their female talent. It's not a major factor in pushing their male superstars but the Divas division is even less about it. WWE officials feel Eva Marie looks like a star and has the potential to be one of the faces of the Divas division. It doesn't matter that she's green as grass in the ring, she has the look and WWE is showcasing her for it. For those that missed it Thursday morning, Total Divas has been renewed for a second season and we posted some photos looking back at season 1 at this link.
Ask WNW Continues… John Cena's Health, CM Punk & Daniel Bryan Behind-The-Scenes


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Army's Chris Rowley
April 4, 2012
Center Valley, Pa. - The Army baseball and softball teams each opened Patriot League play with a four-game sweep over the weekend, and after outstanding performances senior Alexis AuBuchon and junior Chris Rowley were each lauded by the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) on Tuesday.
AuBuchon was named ECAC Softball Player of the Week as she excelled while the Black Knights opened League play with a sweep at home against Holy Cross. Rowley was honored as the ECAC Baseball Pitcher of the Week for a one-hit shutout of rival Navy, as the Black Knights swept the Mids in Annapolis in a rematch of last year's Patriot League Championship series.
AuBuchon batted .684 with 10 runs scored and 12 RBIs to lead Army to a perfect 6-0 week, which included the four-game sweep of Holy Cross. She went 13-for-19 with 10 runs scored, three doubles, a triple and two home runs with the 12 RBIs. AuBuchon was 8-for-12 with six runs scored, three doubles, two home runs and eight RBIs in the four-game sweep of the Crusaders.
Rowley kicked off Army's four-game sweep with a seven-inning complete-game one-hit shutout on Saturday. Rowley, who lowered his ERA to 1.38 and improved to a League-best 6-0, struck out five and walked none in the win. He carried a no-hitter into the sixth and retired 15 straight batters at one point.
AuBuchon is the third Patriot League softball player honored by the ECAC this year, as Lehigh had Jen Colquhoun named Player of the Week and Rebecca Bliss as the Pitcher of the Week from the organization earlier in the year. Bucknell's Alex Cillo was previoulsy named ECAC Baseball Pitcher of the Week.


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The Porsche Panamera Diesel should prove to be an important addition to the range for the Panamera fortunes on the European car market. Autoblog might well ask "what the world has come to" with a diesel Porsche sedan now available in the modern era, but after the Cayenne comes in diesel, it's almost essential that the Panamera does, too.
What's more, Porsche can easily tap into some diesel technology without having to invest on its own. The Panamera diesel is equipped with the Volkswagen 3.0-litre turbodiesel unit with 250 hp and an impressive 550 Nm of torque. The more technical details, from Porsche itself, are:
piezo valves at a pressure of 2000 bar, turbocharging employing electrically controlled variable geometry turbochargers (VGTs) and emission control achieved by controlled exhaust gas recirculation, oxidation catalyst and particle filter
In any case, Porsche diesel technology was going to have to be good and the Panamera oil-burner gets to 100 km/hr in 6.8 seconds. It has an eight-speed Tiptronic S automatic shift and does 100 km on 6.5 litres of fuel. CO2 emissions are down to 172 g/km. Porsche claims a range of nearly 1,200 km for the Panamera on one tank of diesel. German pricing is 80,183 euros with deliveries starting in August.


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Live concert photography taken in states all over the country including CA, GA, MA, MD, NY, PA, TN, as well as Tokyo, Japan.
Barcelona, Spain – January 2011
I am by far a city person. I like living in a city and I like visiting other cities. However, Seville's small town feel charmed me. It was the most beautiful city we saw while in Spain and I loved its quaintness. It's not as big of a city as Barcelona or Madrid so we […]
We didn't get to spend much time in Madrid, but we did spend most of a day in Segovia which was a great little town not far away, with a beautiful cathedral, castle, aqueduct and mountains surrounding it.
Stockholm, Sweden from June 29th – Aug 1st, 2010.
Oslo, Norway from August 3-5th, 2010, along with Sandvika where we couch surfed, which is about 30 minutes outside the city. Monet even painted a bridge located in this town.
Tsukiji Fish Market. Japan, 2007,
Bangkok and the island of Koh Chang, Thailand, May 2007.


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Monos, Gorillas, Suses and Mandrakes
So you know I run a Mandrake 9.2 at home (Mandrake 9.1 at my laptop). I have installed Mandrake 10 recently, but I don't really like it. I have been using Linux since kernel 1.2.13 (a long time ago, I have the sources somewhere) and have evolved from the initial distributions to slackware to redhat to debian to Mandrake.
I have installed lots of Linux distributions, using the most weird mechanisms you can imagine. I remember installing a Debian distribution on a laptop using PLIP (Parallel Port IP), and having to delete all /usr/doc while installing in order to make it fit in a 40Mb HD (i386 box). It made a nice print server for an Apple network. We could emulate an expensive Apple Color Laser Printer using a cheap HP Inkjet!
I really liked Debian. It was (it is) a rock-solid distribution. It took me a long time to move to Mandrake. But, you know, with age you become sort of lazy for keeping in sync with latest stuff. Mandrake is a nice compromise between stability, security and ease of use. I imagine your preferred distribution is cool as well (after all that's why you're using it, right?) but no, thanks, I'm all set with Mandrake.
The problem
So you can call me a Linux guru. At least a Linux-installation guru. Or so I was once upon a time. But not anymore.
I am disappointed: I can't install Novell's mono (aka Ximian's) in Mandrake. I cannot find the latest binaries for Mandrake. It seems I cannot even compile it.
The solution
So I assume I'll have to install some sort of Novell-like distribution, say Novell's Suse in order to be able to run Mono.
I don't think the Linux developer community will be fragmented by the huge amount of Linux distributions out there. The linux kernel is well-driven by Linus Torvalds. He's intelligent enough to keep tight control on the kernel so it doesn't fragment (yeah, same here with Sun and Java). But I'm afraid the Linux user community will fragment. In fact is starting to happen right now. If you're a Mandrake user you're in trouble for running mono. At least this is happening to me. Why can't I run mono on Mandrake? I don't think Novell wants it to run only on Suse/RedHat, right?
So if you happen to know how to run mono on Mandrake (9.2, thanks) then just please let me know how to make it happen by sending me an email.
Thanks in advance!!


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UICFlames.com Receives Facelift; Redesign to Go Live Tuesday
Nov. 14, 2011
CHICAGO- UICFlames.com, the official website for UIC Athletics, is receiving a major facelift. Starting Tuesday, users' experience on UICFlames.com will become even more enhanced, as the athletic department, in conjunction with CBS College Sports, unveils a revamped web site design that will be much more interactive, enjoyable and informative.
UICFlames.com was redesigned to make fans' online experience more enjoyable when researching UIC's various 19 sports. The main difference between the redesigned site and the past version of UICFlames.com: Interactivity and cleanliness. On the new website, multi-media and social media are included in prominent spots, and information is readily available for Flames fans to explore.
Despite the focus on visual and digital upgrades, we haven't deterred away from our primary objective of keeping things simple and easy to find. The front-page navigation on the redesigned UICFlames.com will be easier to sift through. The athletic department continues to remain committed to giving fans the information they seek in a timely, concise manner, and providing supporters the inside access that they cannot find anywhere else.
Some improved elements that Flames fans can expect to see include the following:
• A cleaner layout that allows fans easier access to need-to-know information, as well a more visually-appealing web site.
• A new home page and sport-specific masthead.
• A new color scheme that better reflects the essence of being a Flame, and the city of Chicago.
• Larger story photos, as well as a general increased use of photos, graphics and images to help fans enjoy the benefits of being a part of UIC Athletics.
• More prominent and much larger video presence for videos uploaded to the UIC Athletics YouTube channel (youtube.com/uicflamesdotcom).
• More interactive flag/masthead, including the most up-to-date news, promotions and special events.
• Flash-enabled "scroll" for sponsors of the athletic department.
• Easier navigation for buying tickets, donating to the UIC Athletics Scholarship Fund and for buying official UIC Athletics gear.
• Increased front page story rotation from three (3) to five (5) stories.
• Enhanced, interactive calendar complete with video and audio, and live stats links.
• Increased social media presence.
• Much easier and cleaner navigation on the front page, sport index pages and subsequent pages designated to an individual unit within the athletic department.
All of this, and much more, will be unveiled Tuesday on the redesigned UICFlames.com. As always, your feedback is welcomed. If you have any comments or questions surrounding the new web site when it goes live, please contact Director of Athletic Communications Brett McWethy at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Get started on the right foot this summer by checking out these special gluten-free events at Whole Foods located in The District (located off Jamboree and Park in Tustin).
Thursday, June 3rd: Learn what it means to be "going gluten-free"
Elizabeth Kaplan, founder of The Pure Pantry will be on hand to answer questions, provide her favorite recipes, and let you know what it really means to go gluten-free. There will also be food samples and a Q&A for those who are new to the gluten-free lifestyle. You won't want to miss this special event.
Time: 6:30-8:00pm
Cost: $10
Reserve: To reserve your spot email firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, June 13th: Gluten Free Fair Time
Whole Foods will be hosting another Gluten Free Vendor Fair, with over 15 food vendors providing their favorite samples for you to try out. You won't want to miss it!
Time: 12:00-3:00pm
Cost: Free!
For more info: For other events at Whole Foods Tustin and other Whole Foods in your area, visit www.wholefoodsmarket.com.


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Genre: Country, Rock, Pop
"Music is the storytelling of life."
- Lisa Matassa
The success of Lisa Matassa's most-recent CD, SOMEBODY'S BABY, has elevated her status from "popular regionally-recognized entertainer" to "rising Country star." The Long Island-based songstress has appeared on the nationally-televised MARIE Show and Good Morning San Diego, made her debut at the historic The Ryman Auditorium and performed during the 2013 CMA Music Festival. Matassa also entertained huge crowds at up-state New York's first Country…


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PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Correll Buckhalter doesn't plan to make the same mistake twice.
Buckhalter, the leading rusher for the Philadelphia Eagles, realizes he was close to losing his job last week after he was in a vehicle in which drugs were found.
"He laid down the law pretty good," Buckhalter said of coach Andy Reid. "It was my first incident and there won't be another one."
Last Friday, safety Terrence Carroll, cornerback Darrel Crutchfield and Buckhalter were taken into police custody when officers smelled marijuana in their sport-utility vehicle during a stop. Police said they found a small amount of marijuana.
Carroll was charged with misdemeanor possession. No charges were filed against Buckhalter and Crutchfield. All three players were suspended for Sunday's game at Dallas, a 36-3 victory for the Eagles.
Reid released Carroll on Monday, but reinstated Buckhalter and Crutchfield.
"It was very scary," Buckhalter said. "Obviously, the scariest part was that I could have lost my job. Now that I didn't, I know I have to be very careful because people are really going to be watching me now.
"I have to be a professional athlete and go out there and be careful and come in and practice, get my job done practice-wise and on Sunday."
Buckhalter said his teammates have helped him and Crutchfield get past what happened.
"Everybody has been supportive, have given me positive feedback," he said. "They just told me to keep my head up and move forward."
Buckhalter, a fourth-round pick from Nebraska, got his first chance when Duce Staley went down with a shoulder injury in Week 2. He ran for 99 yards and one touchdown in his first start against Dallas, had 134 yards against Arizona a week later and leads the team with 428 yards on 92 carries for a 4.7 average.
Since Staley's return, Buckhalter's playing time has decreased, but he remains an important part of Philadelphia's offense. Reid likes to use Buckhalter to rest Staley and insert a fresh runner against tired defenses. He sometimes puts both players in the same backfield.
After last week's events, Buckhalter isn't concerned about playing time. He's happy to be employed.
"It was a painful lesson," he said. "I'm embarrassed for my family, myself and this organization."
Buckhalter couldn't bring himself to watch last week's rout over the Cowboys.
"It was pretty rough on me," he said. "I really couldn't watch all of the game because not being out there to help the team to win in any type of way was the main thing that hurt me. I'm just looking forward to moving ahead now."
Buckhalter was a backup to Dan Alexander at Nebraska. He started just nine games, finished eighth in school history with 2,522 yards rushing, scored 27 touchdowns and topped the 100-yard mark 11 times.
His brother, Chris, was on Philadelphia's practice squad in 1996. He was involved in a sexual-assault investigation following a playoff loss in San Francisco, but was exonerated.
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And points paid on a loan secured by a
second home or vacation residence, regardless of how
the cash is used, must be amortized over the life of
the loan.
The other major deduction in connection with your home
is property taxes.
A big part of most monthly loan payments
is taxes, which go into an escrow account for payment
once a year. This amount should be included on the annual
statement you get from your lender, along with your
loan interest information. These taxes will be an annual
deduction as long as you own your home.
But if this is your first tax year in
your house, dig out the settlement sheet you got at
closing to find additional tax payment data. When the
property was transferred from the seller to you, the
year's tax payments were divided so that each of you
paid the taxes for that portion of the tax year during
which you owned the home. Your share of these taxes
is fully deductible.
A word of caution: If your settlement
statement shows any money you paid into an escrow account
for future taxes, this amount is not deductible. You
can only deduct the taxes in the year your lender actually
pays them to the property tax collector.
For example, you bought your house on
July 1. Your property taxes are due each Jan. 1. When
you closed, the seller had already paid the year's taxes
of $1,000 in full so you reimburse the seller half of
his annual tax payment to cover your ownership of the
property for the last six months of the year. Your $500
reimbursement to the seller is shown on your settlement
The closing document also shows you pre-paid
another $500 to the lender as escrow for the coming
year's taxes due next Jan. 1. The $500 you reimbursed
the seller at closing is deductible on this year's tax
return, but the $500 held in escrow is not deductible
until it is paid the next year.
you sell
When you decide to move up to a bigger home, you'll
be able to avoid some taxes on the profit you make.
Years ago, to avoid paying tax on the
sale of a residence a homeowner
had to use the sale proceeds
to buy another house. In 1997,
the law was changed so that
up to $250,000
in sales gain ($500,000 for
married joint filers) is tax-free
as long as the homeowner owned
the property for two years and
lived in it for two of the five
years before the sale.
If you sell before meeting the ownership
and residency requirements, you owe tax on any profit.
The IRS provides some tax relief if the sale is because
of a change in the owner's health, employment or unforeseen
circumstances. In these cases, the tax-free gain amount
is prorated.
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How to Use Blood Meal
Blood meal is a slaughterhouse by product that is often used as a fertilizer due to its quick action and high nitrogen content. This substance can be purchased at most garden centers and nurseries and is frequently used in growing fruits and vegetables. Blood meal and bone meal often get confused by amateur gardeners, but the 2 are actually quite different, since blood meal is high in nitrogen and bone meal is high in phosphorous. Gardeners interested in using this fertilizer on their crops need to learn how to use blood meal exactly right if they want to reap the full benefits from this organic plant food.
1Add blood meal to your garden soil to raise the nitrogen content in the soil for healthier vegetable crops. Because blood meal is water soluble, in can be dissolved in water to create a liquid fertilizer. Blood meal is particularly helpful in garden beds that are used year after year, because nitrogen can be depleted from the soil through the plants after repeated growth cycles.
2Use blood meal fertilizer on soil that you want to make more acidic, because this substance effectively lowers the pH in the soil. To find out the acidity of your garden soil before applying blood meal, take a sample to the local nursery for analysis. If you find the pH in your soil is too high to efficiently grow the crops you want, blood meal may be the perfect way to prepare your soil for your planting.
3Watch your plants for signs of nitrogen deficiency throughout the growing season. One telltale sign that your crops are not getting enough of this important nutrient is yellowing leaves. If your plants begin to look like they are not getting enough nitrogen in the soil, an application of blood meal fertilizer during the growing season can return leaves to their green hue once again.
4Learn how to use blood meal as a deterrent for some types of pests in your garden. This substance has been shown to be effective in keeping deer, rabbits and other pests away from garden beds during the growing season. However, blood meal fertilizer also attracts other types of critters, including dogs and raccoons. If you are interested in blood meal use as a deterrent, be sure the substance will actually keep away the specific animals you are currently dealing with.
5Use blood meal fertilizer when your crops need immediate assistance. Blood meal is frequently used because it is one of the fastest acting fertilizers on the market today. A single application of blood meal is usually effective for 6 to 8 weeks before subsequent feedings are needed.
Community Q&A
How much blood meal will it take change 5 ppm of N in a test sample to 25 ppm. Can this be calculated?
What is the application rate for a 100 square foot back yard garden? Soil test came back with very low nitrogen.
Will it deter squirrels?
How do I use blood meal in the garden?
What are the application and frequency rates for blood meal?
- Although blood meal fertilizer is highly effective, too much of a good thing can burn out plants. Always use blood meal according to package directions to ensure your plants get precisely as much nitrogen as they need to remain healthy and productive.
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Mar 18, 2013 10:00 AM
Yep, all your favorite continents are there - except Antarctica, the rhubarb to the rest of the flavors of the world. The Panacea Necklace ($100) is a posh way to show how worldly you are, and makes a quick reference guide if you forget where Greenland is. Though we can't help but wonder if they didn't mean "Pangaea" instead of "Panacea"...
Thought so too! Panacea sounds like a disease you can get in your..pancreas. Haha.
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Mars entered Libra December 7, 2013, and will remain in this sign until July 26, 2014. It retrograded March 2, 2014 and goes stationary direct May 20. Since it turned retrograde we have had to retrace some of our steps and re-start or reconsider many of our options as this has caused a great deal of frustration in relationships of all types, not just romantic ones. Many relationships have changed, slowed down, ended or become confused since the planet of action retrograded, and the good news is that soon Mars will change course.
The peak of this Mars cycle will be the week of April 20, when Mars becomes part of the grand cross, and frustration will be at an all time high. So, the morale of this story is to keep calm, stay rational, and this like all cycles, will pass. You will especially be affected if you have cardinal planets (Aries, Libra, Capricorn and Cancer in the 11-14 degree range).
Mars in Libra is considered at its detriment in Libra which means its action can be considered negative, non-existent, misused or weakened, or needy and lacking. This can represent passive aggressive energy for some, and ideas may not go beyond the thought process, if you attempt to start new projects during this period. All in all the keyword here is frustration.
Libra is a people pleaser and Mars in this placement is concerned with balance, harmony, justice and avoiding unpleasantness, and some may be more focused than ever on finding or maintaining a relationship. Libra is represented by the scales of justice, and this placement concerned with justice and fairness.
Mars rules men, sex, action and conflict and wars to name a few.
Libra is the natural ruler of the 7th house of courts, those we know to be enemies Libra rules marriage and committed relationships and in a general sense this is will be the focus of this Mars cycle.
If you are born with Mars in Libra you are naturally in tune with the moods, feelings and ideas of those around you, determined to maintain harmony at all costs. Beauty, justice, relationships, love, romance and peace are forefront in your mind.
Some of those born with Mars in Libra include Abraham Lincoln, Nicole Kidman, Zac Efron, Edgar Allen Poe, Bill Gates, John Lennon, Roman Polanski, Dalai Lama XIV, Elvis Presley, Ingmar Bergman, Federico Fellini, Robert Plant, Michael Douglas, and Bill Clinton and Nelson Mandela.
As Mars reaches its final degree during the retrograde May 8, (9 degrees Libra) this is often an important time in the cycle when energy can reverse, decisions change, situations become stalled, or in this case relationships that are troubled may change course, entirely. The most important period is the stationary direct period however will be May 20-June 1, when Mars changes direction. As Mars is stationing, retrograde or direct, combative energy can occur.
After the stationary retrograde period, Mars will remain in the shadow period of the retrograde until July 21, when we will see and understand the changes this Mars cycle has made in our life. Situations, people and things that remain will have been made stronger, and relationships and situations that ended will have generally been for the best even if it was-is difficult. All things happen for a reason!
Mars moves into the next sign, Scorpio July 26, 2014.
Check the list below to see where Mars is retrograding in your chart. If you know your ascendant use that, otherwise go by Sun sign.
Aries-7th house-courts and law, marriage and committed partnerships.
Taurus-6th house-work and health
Gemini-5th house- children, love and relationships
Cancer-4th house- home, family and basic foundation
Leo-3rd house-trips, communication, neighbors, co-workers, an immediate family members
Virgo-2ond house-money, income
Libra-1st house-self and relationships with others
Scorpio-12th house-the subconscious mind, situations-things secret and hidden, hospitals, places of seclusion
Sagitarrius-11th house-organizations, friends and groups, hopes and wishes
Capricorn-10th house-priorities and career
Aquarius-9th house-education, medical situations, travel, outlook
Pisces-8th house-taxes, credit, joint finances with others, sex
Below are the remaining important dates in this Mars cycle when we will see the most stress or action depending on what it is aspecting in your personal chart.
April 23-25, 2014-this is part of a grand cross involving Uranus, Pluto and Jupiter all at 13 degrees in the Cardinal signs of Aries, Capricorn, Cancer and Mars in Libra. We will see major events play out in the world, and if this is hitting a Cardinal planet in your chart from 10-16 degrees, you will see major events and changes play out in your life, depending on what is being aspected. This period could mark a major turning point in your life.
Mars opposes Venus May 11, 2014 at 11 degrees Aries. Attractions to the opposite sex, jealousies, desire for romantic fulfillment, events concerning money and partnerships.
June 8, 2014, Mars squares Pluto 11 degrees Aries-Capricorn. Can be used for constructive activity if energy is directed properly. Otherwise, angry, frustrated action, violence in the world.


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To quote one of my favourite writers/ kiddie porn enthusiasts; Lewis Carroll, "Beware the Jabberwocky, my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!" I have met the Jabberwocky, and he is a married man.
Now, I try my darndest to avoid gender stereotypes, and I firmly believe that anything a man is capable of, so is a woman. And Vice Versa. I'm not talking about breaking glass ceilings and ghettoizing Womens professions either. School is out for the summer, and we'll leave the feminist theory journals to the pros. I'm talking about sexual prowess, and deviant, misfit, no goodnik behaviour.
I have had some experience in the field of sexual deviants, hell, I am one. And there is nothing wrong with getting your rocks off, but I take serious issue with these crazy snatch bound married men that will not stop seeking out young, idealistic, tail. How did these people develop their whole lives, get jobs, and significant others, with the self confidence of a low hanging lone testicle? It's people who hate themselves who have no problem hurting the people who love them, and the people who could love them.
It's hard enough for single people to navigate through the unwashed masses of psychological problems, weirdo (and sometimes amusing) sexual dysfunctions, and adorable disappointments, without having to deal with the festering roadblocks that are married people just looking for reassurance that they are still a hot commodity.
A final word of Caution to the adulters out there; young girls are not around to satiate your every whim. As stupid and naive as you think we are for falling into your Jabberwocky like claws, you are all the more deficient for not seeing that our emotional intelligence trumps yours, and we see through you like cellophane on a hot day. Checkmate Bitches.


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Four Set Personal Bests at Day Two of Mt. SAC
Caroline Jepleting ran a personal best time of 2:05.16 in the 800 meter run Friday at the Mt. SAC Relays
April 20, 2012
WALNUT, Calif. - Texas Tech had four athletes set personal bests in the second day of competition at the Mt. SAC Relays on Friday.
Both seniors Caroline Jepleting and Devin Bailey set personal record times in the women's 800 meter run. Jepleting finished ninth overall in the open section of the race with a time of 2:05.16 while Bailey followed with a time of 2:06.41.
"They were both very competitive in their races," assistant coach Jon Murray said. "They went in and handled it well and came out with personal bests. I'm just proud of them both for continuing to improve."
In the final events of the evening, sophomore Ezekiel Kissorio, who placed 35th in the men's 1,500 meter run Thursday, also ran a personal-best time of 14:31.14 in the Elite Olympic Development section of the men's 5,000 meter run.
Finally, senior Rose Tanui, who earned All-American honors in cross country during the fall, also recorded a personal best mark by running a time of 16.14.67 in the Open-A section of the women's 5,000 meter run.
"It was just a great effort by both athletes in two competitive races," Murray said of Kissorio and Tanui.
In the pole vault competition earlier in the day, junior Boston Spiva tied his personal-best mark by clearing the bar at 4.90 meters (16' 0.75").
Meanwhile, freshman Jacorian Duffield turned in another impressive performance in the high jump by clearing the bar at 2.18 meters (7'-1.75"). The Schertz, Texas native missed on his first two attempts at the height, but cleared the bar on his third and final attempt. With the mark Duffield finished fourth overall on a judge's decision.
The clearance marked Duffield's second-best of the season as he set a personal best mark of 2.20 meters (7'-2.50") at the Texas Tech Open last weekend. Fellow freshman high jumper Michaela Palu also found success in the high jump. Palu cleared 1.70 (5'-7.00") which marks her second-best performance of the outdoor season.
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Get ready, Denver! The Taco Bar Bus is rolling into town!
Sea Cuisine announced yesterday that it is heading cross-country this summer on a Taco Bar Tour. Known for high-quality frozen prepared seafood products with big, bold flavors inspired from around the world, Sea Cuisine has custom designed a mobile Taco Bar that will be rolling into key cities across the United States to spread culinary inspiration. Sea Cuisine is partnering with local celebrity chefs to create exclusive recipes that highlight simple ways to prepare and enjoy the brand's products through the hottest food trend, the fish taco.
The Sea Cuisine Taco Bar will visit five cities across the country from mid-June to late September serving up free tacos, and offering recipes, coupons, prize packages, and a chance to meet the featured local chefs at select locations. The tour will kick off in Milwaukee and continue on to Minneapolis, Denver and Nashville, before making its final stop in Cincinnati. The Taco Bar created in the likeness of a mobile restaurant, will make scheduled appearances at some of the biggest summer events in each city, along with several unplanned pop-up venues. The bus is already planned to stop at the Denver County Fair at the National Western Complex, and the Denver Arts Festival at Sloan's Lake.
The local chefs and culinary ambassadors for the Sea Cuisine brand will include:
- Chef Michael Feker, owner and executive chef of Il Mito in Milwaukee,
- Chef Jamie Malone, chef de cuisine of Sea Change in Minneapolis,
- Chef Hosea Rosenberg, chef and founder of Blackbelly Catering in Denver
"We are really excited about this unique opportunity to travel across the country to serve people Sea Cuisine inspired fish tacos," said Chris Trosin, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, High Liner Foods (USA). "By tasting the signature tacos, our hope is that consumers will learn how to create delicious, easy to prepare seafood meals right in their own home."
The Taco Tour bus will be making its way through Denver in August. A complete list of the Sea Cuisine Taco Bar Tour dates can be found on SeaCuisine.com/tacotour. Taco Bar customers and fans of Sea Cuisine can tweet and post about their experience using the hashtag, #UpgradeYourTaco, as they follow the truck from city to city. Live updates, recipes, photos, and general tour information for each city can also be found by following Sea Cuisine on Twitter.com/SeaCuisine, Facebook.com/SeaCuisineMeals, Pinterest.com/SeaCuisine, and Instagram.com/seacuisinemeals#.


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Joel Cooper, Psychology
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Henry S. Farber, Economics
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The Program in Applications of Computing (PAC) is an interdisciplinary program designed for students who want to combine the study of computing and computers beyond an introductory level with another academic concentration, but who are not concentrating in computer science. The program welcomes students in all disciplines, including both areas traditionally making heavy use of computation (such as engineering, the physical sciences, economics, and mathematics) and emerging application areas (such as biology, cognitive science, graphic arts, music, history, philosophy, politics, sociology, literature, and so on). Many students have found this program an effective way to apply computer science to their own specialties, and to understand how computing concepts and technology are changing our world.
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- 2. Two courses from among the following three: COS 217, COS 226, and/or COS 323.
- 3. One COS departmental at the 300 or 400 level, not including 397, 398, 497, or 498.
- 4. One additional 300- or 400-level course with substantial computing content. This may be either a second COS departmental, or an outside course including but not limited to: CBE 442, 448; ELE 375, 382, 463, 464, 475, 481, 482; MAT 393; MAE 345, 412; MOL 457; ORF 301, 307, 311, 417, 467; and PSY 322.
- 5. A senior thesis on a topic that makes significant use of some aspect of computer science. The intent is that the thesis satisfy the requirements of both the program and the student's department of concentration and is thus necessarily interdisciplinary. A wide range of thesis topics is possible. In the last few years of the program, students have earned certificates with a variety of concentrations, including anthropology, chemistry, classics, economics, electrical engineering, history, philosophy, and psychology.
The thesis work is coordinated through the student's thesis adviser in the department of concentration and an assigned program adviser (who may be, in routine cases, the program director). When this is not possible, the student may instead complete one additional 300- or 400-level computer science departmental.
Pass/D/Fail policy: Students may use no more than one course taken on a Pass/D/Fail basis to satisfy program requirements.
Concentrators in departments with computer-related concentrations: No courses used for a departmental concentration may satisfy PAC requirements. In particular, ELE majors must concentrate in a noncomputational area of ELE (such as circuit design or photonics) and may not use ELE 206/COS 306 to satisfy PAC requirements.
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Levy backers in Medina Schools are receiving support from one of the district's biggest critics.
The newly formed Kids First Medina encompasses three groups — volunteers from Friends of Medina City Schools who worked on previous levy campaigns, supporters of Medina City Schools Place for Positivity Facebook page and leaders behind the Medina City Schools Outrage Facebook page.
Kids First organizers hope to bring the distinct groups together as the district heads toward a fall levy campaign for the 10-year, 5.9-mill emergency levy on the Nov. 5 ballot.
"All of our groups, we thought we were on a different page," said Bridgid Turrittin, chairwoman of Kids First who also served as chairwoman of former levy campaigns. "But when we sat down and talked to each other, we all wanted the same thing. We all want to hold the schools accountable and do what's right for the community. We realized how much more similar we were than how different we were."
The Place for Positivity group was created to highlight the work of teachers, students and staff in the school district.
The Outrage page, created on Facebook this spring by resident and parent Mark Kuhar, has been critical of board of education members who oversee school district finances.
Kuhar and other residents have spoken out at public meetings against the contract board members awarded to Superintendent Randy Stepp in January. The five-year contract included an $83,000 signing bonus.
As outrage grew over the contract, residents learned through Gazette stories that the district also spent more than $250,000 on Stepp's college loans for his bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in education, and a master of business administration degree from Case Western Reserve University.
Stepp is on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of a special state audit over his use of the district's "carryover fund" held by the Medina County Schools' Educational Service Center.
The Outrage page became a sounding board for parents and community members who have called for no new levies until the board gets its finances in line.
But Kuhar said there are members of his outrage page who do support the levy.
"It includes people who don't want a levy passed, some who will support it with changes, and some of whom are very willing to support a levy," Kuhar said. "I support a levy. I would support a levy more if two people stepped down from the board."
Kuhar and other members of the Outrage page have called on Susan Vlcek and board President Karla Robinson to step down.
Shortly after the contract was approved, the board had to fill two vacancies on the five-member board. Dr. Robert Wilder, who retired, was replaced by Tom Cahalan; Charles Freeman, who resigned, was replaced by Doug Adamczyk.
Board member Bill Grenfell is not seeking re-election in November. Vlcek and Robinson are not up for re-election this year.
Seven people, including Cahalan and Adamczyk, have filed to run for three seats on the ballot.
"There are still some questions out there about this school district's direction," Kuhar said.
But he and campaign chairwoman Turrittin said there is some common ground. Both agreed that changes in how money is spent and a financial oversight committee that includes community members is a step in the right direction.
"We've seen some changes already, and after the election, the majority of the board will be new members," Turrittin said. "So we really want to pull together as a community right now and focus on moving Medina forward."
A successful levy campaign should include not just supporters, but also those who are lukewarm to a levy, Turrittin said.
"The more people the merrier," she said. "The one positive I really believe in this whole mess (is) so many people are involved in what's going on in the schools. People are now listening and people are now communicating."
Kids First Medina County plans to launch its website in the next few days at
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A fundraising event is scheduled for 7 to 10 p.m. Aug. 23 at Fox Meadow Country Club. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased at the door. The event will include appetizers, a cash bar, and entertainment from Skinny Moo and high school groups The Churchills and The Sirens.
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Every bride wants to look perfect on her wedding day, but every woman has a unique body sizes and skin tones. Choosing for the right gown that fits for different body types is necessary. Shopping for wedding dress and accessories are probably the most exciting and the most stressful thing to do. So, a long checklist is a good idea and budget planner to keep track on how much every pieces of materials needed costs.
It is important to know the latest trends in wedding dresses designs. Though, classic style looks so solemn and sacred, what's in and what's not in the fashion world is very important. Choosing the right fabric, motifs, flower bouquet designs varies from season to season. In fact, more and more designers are experimenting different design ideas for wedding dresses and accessories to show some fresh unique designs.
There are lots of wedding dress designs, from holiday-themed gowns to different couture styles. But first, choose a wedding venue in order to get a hint on what style of dress will fit for the location. For example, a long white gown is always a great idea for a Church Wedding, but for Outside Wedding, an off-shoulder semi-formal gown or a casual dress and a simple necklace, would be great because it can makes the bride feel comfortable by not showing to much skin, however in some locations or venue a skirt and bolero are becoming more popular.
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Jewelry. This shiny little things comes with different shapes and colors will certainly adds spark to the brides biggest day. A handmade necklace may be simple and elegant, while beads and pearls are traditional yet will looks perfect for all of skin types. Tiara is certainly a great idea, too. It makes the bride's beauty glow more. Other good idea in choosing wedding jewelries are birthstones gems and ivory.
Wedding ring is the most important. It says that diamond is forever, then a diamond ring will be the best, for it symbolizes eternal love and trust. But, yes, diamonds costs roughly thousands of dollars. Other best choices are gold, white gold and silver. They are less expensive, simple but pure.
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Serious wine lovers in the San Francisco Bay area get several opportunities each year to indulge their passions for wine. Large, themed tastings like the ZAP Zinfandel Festival or the recent Pinot Days are great opportunities to get a sense of a certain varietal and the quality of the recent vintage in California and events like the upcoming Family Winemakers are an opportunity to taste wines from smaller producers.
It is quite rare, however, despite the nearness of the appellation and the saturation of wine in the Bay Area, for consumers to get the opportunity to get an in-depth or comprehensive look at the wines of Napa Valley. Perhaps it's just because Napa wines don't need much marketing help, or perhaps it's because the Napa Valley Vintners association exhausts itself with its two major events each year, but there just isn't a real good opportunity for members of the public to survey the breadth and depth of wines from the Napa valley.
Unless, that is, you happen to be a member of the Napa Valley Wine Library Association.
The Wine Library is just what it sounds like: a library with books about wine. Started in the early Sixties by a group of winery owners that realized the irony of having a public library in the heart of Napa Valley that possessed virtually no literature or resources about wine, the library association was built on donations of money and books from Napa's wine families over four decades. Now occupying a special section of the St. Helena public library and even owning a small vineyard out behind the building, the Wine Library Association is a membership organization that gives its members access to these materials, some of which are rare and historic, as well as to annual tasting events.
Each year the organization hosts a two part event: On Saturday they offer a full day seminar on a specific topic, often a certain AVA or certain varietal, and then on Sunday they offer a tasting event showcasing a specific varietal as represented by hundreds of wineries in the valley.
This year's event will feature an all-day seminar on August 23rd at the Culinary Institute of America in St. Helena focused on "White Winemaking -- Techniques and Trends", in which prominent winemakers and vineyard managers from Charles Krug, Robert Mondavi, Spencer Roloson, Stony Hill, and Louis. M Martini discuss the current state of white wine making in Napa Valley.
On Sunday the 24th, over 100 wineries will pour their recent vintages of white wines in the grove at the Silverado Country Club. Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin Blanc, Marsanne, Vermentino, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Grigio, Roussanne, Albariño, Viognier and more will be on offer.
"That's all well and good," you may be saying, "but this is a members-only event and I'm not a member of the Napa Valley Wine Library Association." That's true. But a check for $60 sent in advance, or a check for $85 on the day of the tasting will do the trick. Membership is available on the spot, and covers the tasting plus any others that you choose to go to for the rest of the year. If you'd like to attend the seminar on the 23rd, there is an additional cost of $150.
Sound like a steal? It is. Unless you're a member of the trade that attends Premiere Napa Valley, or someone willing to pay in the hundreds or even thousands for a package at the annual Auction Napa Valley, there is generally no other way to get the opportunity to taste so many Napa Valley wineries in a single setting. If you're serious about learning more about Napa wines, especially if you're interested in some of the less famous wines of the valley, this is an event you don't want to miss. I've provided an initial list of the wineries scheduled to pour at the bottom of this post organized by the varietal they'll be showcasing.
Napa Valley Wine Library Association Member Tasting
Sunday August 24th
Silverado Resort and Country Club
1600 Atlas Peak Road
Napa, California 94558
Annual membership dues for the Association are $60, or $85 if purchased at the door. Only checks and cash will be accepted, I believe, so stop at an ATM or bring your checkbook. Additional details on how to get membership in advance and on the event can be found on the Association's web site. Please note that the location for the Saturday event is the Greystone Castle in St. Helena
My usual tips for such outdoor public tastings apply: wear loose fitting but dark colored clothing (but keep in mind that it may be very warm for the outdoor tasting). Eat a good meal before going and drink lots of water while tasting. Decide in advance which wineries you would like to visit, and make sure to spit rather than swallow the wine to make sure you get a chance to enjoy (and remember) a number of wines.
The wineries and the varietals currently scheduled to pour are as follows:
El Molino
Fleury Estate
Grgich Hills
Hyde de Villaine (HdV)
Jocelyn Lonen
Long Vineyards
Muir's Legacy
Patz & Hall
Pine Ridge
Richard Partridge
Rutherford Ranch
St. Clement
Stags' Leap Winery
Stony Hill
The Hess Collection
The Terraces
Chenin Blanc
Casa Nuestra
Madonna Estate
Stony Hill
Krupp Brothers
Moscato Canelli
Robert Pecota
Muscato Azul
La Sirena
Pinot Blanc
Pinot Grigio
Madonna Estate
Pinot Gris
Casa Nuestra
Stony Hill
Sauvignon Blanc
Crocker & Starr
Ehlers Estate
Frog's Leap
Green and Red
Hill Family
Jericho Canyon
Joseph Phelps
Long Meadow Ranch
Rutherford Grove
Rutherford Ranch
St. Supery
Silverado Vineyards
Spring Mountain
Spencer Roloson
Stags' Leap Winery
Proprietary Blends
Ceja, Vino de Casa
Hill Family, Carly's Cuvée
Krupp Brothers, Black Bart's Bride
Robert Mondavi, Fumé Blanc
Robert Sinskey, Abraxas
St. Supéry, Vertú
Schramsberg, Blanc de Blancs
Venge, Bianco Spettro
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Apple Inc.'s China Deal May Not Be a Slam Dunk
Mike Schuster
Despite netting 763 million new subscribers, Apple's deal with China Mobile is a few years too late.
For the tiny fraction of the population that actually celebrates the holiday, Christmas seemed to have come a few days early this year in China.
In a massive partnership that nets the company 763 million new subscribers,
(NASDAQ:AAPL) announced a deal with
China Mobile
(NYSE: CHL) that allows for the sale of the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C to its customers. Starting January 17, the best-selling devices will be available on the world's largest wireless network.
In a press statement, Apple CEO Tim Cook underscored the significance of the deal. "China is an extremely important market for Apple, and our partnership with China Mobile presents us the opportunity to bring iPhone to the customers of the world's largest network."
Although nobody denies that this is a win for both Apple and China, analysts are reticent to declare it a massive slam dunk for either company -- or at least not as huge or lucrative a deal as it could've been.
Estimates for potential sales in 2014 vary wildly, with Global Equities Research pegging it around 15 to 20 million and Mizuho Securities highballing it at 70 million. However, when considering the most ideal time frame in which to launch this type of deal, experts agree that this comes a few years too late.
Already, millions of Chinese residents own Apple products, many of which are already on China Mobile -- 10 million, according to estimates. Subscribers either purchased their devices from Apple Stores in China or on the black market and simply used their device for calls using their China Mobile SIM card. Yes, that would mean that they could never access the carrier's network for data, which this deal allows them to do, but this is hardly a "grand debut" for the iPhone in China. For many, especially for those on competing providers like China Unicom and China Telecom who already sell the iPhone, it's old hat.
Another issue is cost. When the iPhone 5C was officially announced in September, many hoped it would finally usher in a low-cost Apple product for the budget-minded customer in emerging markets. Unfortunately, at $739 unsubsidized in China, the iPhone 5C was anything but a budget phone. (In fact, it wasn't that much of a discount from the iPhone 5S, which sold for $871.) Apple stated it would reveal the cost for China Mobile customers at a later date, but few expect a huge drop in price.
Usha Haley, a business professor at West Virginia University and the author of the
China Tao of Business
told Forbes
that shoppers in China will often forgo brand loyalty when it comes down to cost -- and that can be problematic for other countries looking to make inroads in the market.
"We have found US, European, and Australian companies that would enter China and sell at below market prices to establish a foothold," Haley said. "Then they would try to increase their prices just a tiny bit, but at that point their customers abandon them."
That's a bitter pill to swallow for Apple, a company that depends on brand image to sell its premium products.
Which brings us to another problem for Apple, one that also exists in the States:
Android has made significant strides in recent years to claim a huge global market share. Thanks to heavy promotion and less expensive devices, the major Android player
(OTCMKTS:SSNLF), for example, already has over 20% of the market in China. Android also benefits emerging markets by design and permits access to alternative app stores, so that even though the Google Play Store isn't officially available in China, users can still turn to many third-party applications to run on their devices. (Obviously, Apple's locked-down walled garden would never allow unapproved apps without a warranty-voiding jailbreak.)
And when you consider other Android manufacturers in China like Huawei, Coolpad, and ZTE offering up devices on the cheap -- not to mention the impressive performance and efficiency of today's mid-range phones -- there's no longer a pressing need for anyone to get an iPhone.
So while Apple and China Mobile may be -- pardon the pun -- gung-ho about this new deal, they're both about a half-decade late to the party.
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Roger Thomas Staubach (Roger the Dodger, Captain Comeback)
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Throws: Right
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Drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the 10th round (129th overall) of the 1964 NFL Draft.
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(3) Many of Oregons private and independent institutions of higher learning face serious financial difficulties and, should any of these institutions be forced to close, many of their students would seek admission in public institutions creating an added financial burden to the state and an impairment of post-secondary education in Oregon. Such hazards may be substantially reduced and all education in the state improved through the purchase of nonsectarian educational services from Oregons private and independent institutions. [1971 c.693 §1]


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Orleans Darkwa tied the school record for career touchdowns with 39 from 2010-13.
May 11, 2014
New Orleans - Less than 24 hours following the conclusion of the 2014 NFL Draft, six former Tulane football standouts have either signed on with NFL teams as undrafted free agents or are expected to sign in the coming days.
One day after former TU star receiver Ryan Grant was drafted in the fifth round (142nd overall) by the Washington Redskins, six other Green Wave are readying for professional football. Joining Grant with the Redskins will be defensive tackle Chris Davenport, who has signed on with the team as an undrafted free agent.
Kicker Cairo Santos, running back Orleans Darkwa, cornerback Jordan Sullen and defensive tackle Julius Warmsley have each also signed on as undrafted free agents. Santos has signed with the Kansas City Chiefs, Darkwa with the Tennessee Titans, Sullen inked with the Denver Broncos and Warmsley signed with the Houston Texans. Nickleback Derrick Strozier is expected to sign with the New Orleans Saints.
In his lone season in a Tulane uniform, Davenport was an instant impact player who proved to be a force on the Green Wave's defensive line. The Mansfield, La., native transferred to Tulane from LSU prior to the 2013 campaign and started all 12 games he played in. He logged 20 tackles, including 4.5 stops for lost yardage and 1.5 sacks despite being constantly double-teamed on each play. His efforts helped him earn honorable mention All C-USA honors. He played his final collegiate game at the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl.
Davenport's best day was at Rice in the regular season finale when he posted four tackles and a half tackle for loss. He notched two pass break-ups on the year, including one against North Texas that led to a 59-yard interception return for a touchdown by teammate Lorenzo Doss.
A native of Nashville, Tenn., Darkwa concluded his career as three-time All-Conference USA performer and was named the 2013 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Most Valuable Player after rushing for a New Orleans Bowl record three touchdowns. He started all 13 games at tailback in 2013 and earned honorable-mention All-Conference USA recognition after leading the team in rushing attempts (188), rushing yards (863) and rushing touchdowns (12) while sitting second in all-purpose yards (920) and yards of total offense (863), second in points scored (72), eighth in catches (8) and 10th in receiving yards (57). His 12 rushing touchdowns in 2013 ranks third in Tulane single-season history, and he ran for 100-plus yards on three occasions: 118 and a touchdown on 17 carries at ULM on Sept. 28, 103 and a score on 20 carries at UTSA on Nov. 9, and a season-best 137 yards and a touchdown on 17 totes vs UTEP on Nov. 23
Darkwa completed his Tulane career tied for first in rushing touchdowns (39), third in rush attempts (663), third in total touchdowns (39), fourth in rushing yards (2,953) and 100-yard rushing games (10), eighth in rushing yards per game (64.19) and fifth in points scored (236).
Santos, the 2012 Lou Groza Award winner and first team All-America selection, hails from Brasilia, Brazil and prepped at St. Augustine's (Fla.) St. Joseph's Academy. This past season, he was a first team All-Conference USA and All-Louisiana selection during his final season and was also a semifinalist for the 2013 Lou Groza Award and a candidate for the Wuerffel Award. He participated in the NFL Scouting Combine, the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl game and Quicken Loans All-Star Football Challenge.
He was twice named the C-USA Special Teams Player of the Week (11/25; 10/14) and was named the Lou Groza Star of the Week and College Football Performance Award National Placekicker of the Week on Oct. 14.
This past season, he knocked down 16-of-23 field goal attempts and all 38 of his PAT attempts for a team-best 86 points. He notched two game-winners (North Texas, East Carolina) and tied for the longest field goal in the nation this season with a 56-yarder at ULM. Santos also tied the school single game record with five field goals against the Pirates.
Santos owned the second longest streak for made field goals in NCAA history with 26. He also handled kickoff duties and has sent 47 of 62 attempts into the back of the end zone and only allowed 13 returns in 2013.
A native New Orleanian, Sullen started all 13 games at cornerback in 2013 and ranked second on the team in pass break-ups (10) and passes defensed (13), tied for second in interceptions (3) and tied for seventh with 44 tackles (33 solo, 11 assists) to go with a half tackle for loss. He registered a career-high 10 tackles (8 solo, 2 assists) with an interception vs. Tulsa on Oct. 26, and also recorded interceptions against Jackson State in the season opener and vs. UL-Lafayette in the 2013 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl.
A defensive tackle from Baton Rouge, Warmsley started all 13 games and was named to the C-USA and All-Louisiana first team. He accounted for 46 tackles (31 solo), including 18.5 stops for lost yardage and 6.0 sacks. Warmsley ranked 15th in the country for tackles for loss per game with 1.4 and tallied a career-best nine tackles (3 solo) with a tackle for loss at Rice on Nov. 30, and also posted a career-high 4.0 tackles for loss among eight stops (7 solo) vs. Tulsa on Oct. 26.
Strozier, who hails from Orlando, Fla., played in 12 games with 10 starts during his senior season and ranked 15th nationally in passes defended with 1.3 per game. He recorded 14 pass breakups on the year and ranked second on the team in interceptions (2), fifth with 50 tackles (29 solo), including 4.5 stops for lost yardage. Strozier was named both the C-USA Defensive Player of the Week and C-USA and Louisiana Special Teams Player of the Week this past season. He recorded two pass breakups and returned an interception for a 99-yard touchdown against East Carolina, added seven tackles and returned a blocked field goal 62 yards for a score vs. North Texas and recorded an interception at ULM.
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Nick Clegg
Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire
"You want to know the great political story of our generation? It isn't New Labour. It isn't New Conservatives. Those are just the dying sparks of a fire that's running out of fuel."
- Nick Clegg
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg is injecting some much needed vitality into what has become a stale political landscape. After his match-winning performances in the televised debates, Clegg has brought the General Election to life. Although a majority win may not be likely for the Lib Dems, Nick Clegg's charm has opened up the Election into a genuine three-horse race.
Though that statistic may concern some of Clegg's supporters, it can only comfort his wife Miriam, who couldn't have been pleased when Clegg admitted in an interview with GQ that he had slept with "no more than 30" women. Don't worry sweetheart, your husband's best days are behind him.
In 2007, when the leader of his party stepped down, Nick Clegg beat his rival Chris Huhne in an election, and became the youngest party leader in the UK, a role that seemed preordained from the onset of his political career. Though Clegg and his Liberal Democrats are still a long shot to take power at the Election, the Lib Dems received the best poll ratings after the first debate, and they look likely to pull in their biggest vote for nearly 100 years.
Nick Clegg BiographyIf Nick Clegg hadn't become a politician, then perhaps he would have excelled as a member of Her Majesty's Secret Service. With Russian nobility in his blood -- his father was half-Russian while his mother was Dutch -- Clegg attended Westminster School, one of the country's top public schools, and can speak five different languages.
As a 16-year-old exchange student in Munich, Clegg and a colleague were apprehended and sentenced to community service after setting fire to a professor's rare collection of cacti. Luckily it didn't prevent him from attending Cambridge University, where he studied Archaeology and Anthropology.
After overcoming a self-described "ski bum phase," the model student was active in theatre, captain of the tennis team and a dedicated campaigner for various human rights causes. In 2008, reports surfaced that while at Cambridge, the staunch Liberal joined the University's Conservative Association for one year, though Clegg suspiciously claims to have no recollection of doing so.
After Cambridge, he pursued a Masters at the University of Minnesota for one year and then moved to New York to intern under Christopher Hitchens at left wing tome The Nation. Clegg's globetrotting continued when he moved to Brussels to intern with the G24 and then to the College of Europe in Bruges, where he earned his second Masters and met his wife Miriam.
nick clegg joins the european parliamentBefore diving headfirst into the prickly world of politics, Nick Clegg was an acclaimed foreign correspondent for the Financial Times, worked at the European Commission directing several aid programs in the poorest parts of Russia, and finally became policy adviser and speechwriter to the Commission's Vice President Leon Britton. By 1998 Clegg was officially a rising star in European politics, and was selected to represent the UK's Liberal Democrat as a Member of the European Parliament's East Midlands constituency.
While an MEP the charismatic Clegg won fans as a committed parliamentary reformer and a passionate environmentalist. But that wasn't enough. In 2002, Clegg left Brussels and became one of the front runners to replace MP Richard Allan in the Sheffield Hallam constituency of the British Parliament.
nick clegg arrives in the commonsWith over half of the vote, Nick Clegg was voted into the British Parliament in 2005, and instantly became the Liberal Democrats' spokesperson in Europe. His innate ability to articulate Liberal ideals and his undeniable telegenic charm had him pegged early on as a future leader of the Liberal Democrats.
After being promoted to Home Affairs Spokesperson, Clegg continued to lead his party's defence of civil liberties, opposition to ID cards and support of a freedom bill to abolish perceived illiberal legislation. In 2007, Liberal Democrats leader Sir Menzies Campbell stepped down, and no one was surprised when Clegg entered the race to succeed him.
nick clegg assumes leadership of the liberal democratsAll Nick Clegg had to do to assume what felt like his birthright from the very beginning was beat rival Chris Huhne in the 2007 election, and in the opinion of most experts, he was a lock. The two candidates shared similar views on all the major hot button issues, but Clegg's reputation as an effective and dynamic communicator put him over the top in what was a closely contested race.
During his acceptance speech, Clegg declared himself a "liberal by temperament, by instinct and by upbringing" and pledged to steer his attention towards issues like the environment and civil liberties. Part of Clegg's altruistic approach to politics can be attributed to his mother's history as a prisoner of the Japanese during the Second World War. On her influence over his politics Clegg has said: "I became a liberal not in a library, but over the dinner table, in the car, in the park, in conversation with my mum."


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City Live: Trophy treat for first 150 fans
- 08 August 2014 14:25
- Posted by @MCFC
Don't miss out on the Bluest event of the summer!
City Live is back, bigger and better than ever, and demand for tickets has been extremely high after last year's smash hit.
And what's more, the first 150 supporters through the doors at Manchester Central when they open at 5pm on August 14 will get a very special opportunity to have their photographs taken with City's Premier League and Capital One Cup trophies!
We'll make these photos available on the club's official Facebook page after the event for you to tag, download and show your friends and family.
Don't miss this chance to kick-off your City Live experience in style!
*Only the first 150 fans to show their City Live tickets upon entry to Manchester Central will get the photo opportunity with the trophies.
More about City Live...
The Blue carpet is set to be rolled out in style at Manchester Central on 14 August, when fans will have the chance to get a glimpse of the City squad for the new season. Plus, new signings Fernando, Willy Caballero and Bacary Sagna will officially be presented to the City faithful for the first time.
Hosted by lifelong Blue and funny man, Jason Manford, attendees will be treated to a special live set from legendary Manchester guitarist Johnny Marr and get to hear from Manuel Pellegrini as we look ahead what's sure to be another exciting season at the Etihad.
If all that wasn't enough, we've laid on interactive fan items for the night, CiTC are staging fun activities outside the venue and loads more…
So make sure you don't miss out on the ideal curtain-raiser for the new season – buy your tickets now.
Tickets are available online at www.mcfc.co.uk/tickets, by telephone on +44 161 444 1894 (option 1, option 1, option 2)* and to personal callers at the Ticket Office above the City Store at the Etihad Stadium.
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discomforts in you're third trimester
I hate to say it but...there really isn't much you can do. I am 36 weeks and I know how you feel. If you don't already have one, a pregnancy body pillow really helps when sleeping. But even that only helps so much. Hang in there momma!
I use a body pillow, but doesn't help much. Hips and back still snap, crackle, and pop every time I move in bed. I think this is nature's way of getting us ready to stay up at night with a newborn. :P
Married My Man ---- 08-27-11
Baby Boy Born ----- 01-29-13
I actually got a pregnancy body pillow and I would wake up in the middle of the night with terrible hip and back pain. I haven't used it since and I haven't had those issues. The only thing that is comfortable for me is just to hug another pillow. I can only lay on either side - but not for long periods of time. If we had a recliner I would love to try sleeping in that, but since we don't have one, I have to deal with the bed. I have about 9 weeks to go, but seems like forever! LOL
Married: May 11, 2012
Due Date: April 3, 2013
I'm now 34 weeks and on a countdown... Although, I'd like to get comfortable sooner to get a little more sleep before the middle of the night feedings.
I also toss and turn all night, because at a certain point, you're just gonna be miserable and there's not much you can do.
working on silver tatas.
Also it helps if you sit on an exercise ball. Just sitting on it will relax your pelvic area. And doing pelvic tilts and hip swirls will help you a lot too.
I had my baby 7 weeks ago and I lived on my ball until about two hours before giving birth!
yup..what everyone said. I have a generic/basic body pillow that I can hug or tuck against my back depending on what is hurting or what feels more comfortable...but I'm constantly tossing because I can only lay on one side for so long and then I have to switch, but the switching positions hurts like hell as well! I told my DH that I'm just being prepped for becoming even more sleep deprived! LOL hang in there...I'm 30wks today...so about 10 more to go!
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Intro: St. Patrick's Day coloring pages of leprechauns are a great way to introduce your kids to the legend of wee folk of Ireland. Below you'll find leprechaun pictures to print and to color as art projects for your own kids or for the kids in your school classroom.
Facts about Ireland: Where is the Blarney Stone?
Facts About Leprechauns for St. Patty's Day
Irish mythology is filled with fairy folk, and the leprechaun is one of the many little peoples of the far in Irish folklore.
Leprechauns are shoemakers by trade, but full of mischief and pockets full of gold coins.
Irish mythology has it that if you capture a leprechaun, you can earn three wishes if you agree to free the little fairy.
Leprechaun pictures usually depict these wee folk wearing tall top hats with a buckle, knee-length knickers and long beards.
In terms of classification in mythology, this wee one is most like the trickster, not entirely good nor bad, but always full of fun.
It is said that these fairy folk have a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. They are the descendants of the mound-dwellers or Tuatha Dé Danann of Ireland.
Facts about Ireland: Best books on Celtic mythology - gods, goddesses & heroes
St. Patrick's Day Coloring Sheets: Leprechauns to Color and Paint
You'll find some funny leprechaun pictures here as well as some cute ones. If you print off these coloring pages, you'll have the best luck with card stock if you want to color them with water paints instead of color crayons.
The following websites have FREE St. Patrick's Day Coloring Pages:
Coloring Page.net: St Patrick's Day
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Two days before Real Salt Lake was set to take the field at Sporting KC it learned that goalkeeper Nick Rimando -- fresh from his U.S. national team outing vs. Mexico -- was hobbled.
The club made the decision to sit Rimando vs. Sporting KC on Saturday, April 5 -- as well as defender Tony Beltran who also came back from his national team appearance with a little injury. Add defender Chris Wingert to the list of walking wounded and well, yeah, you get the idea.
Using a patchwork defense mattered little as backup goalkeeper Jeff Attinella stepped in for Rimando -- and RSL got a 0-0 draw against its MLS Cup nemesis.
"It was fantastic. He commanded his box. We have a ton of confidence in Jeff and he has been training extremely well this year, playing extremely well," RSL head coach Jeff Cassar said in his post-game press conference. "We talked earlier in the week about opportunities and taking your opportunities and running with them. Jeff did that tonight."
Attinella, who had a whopping nine saves Saturday night in a raucous Sporting Park, saved his best for the 11th minute when he dived to his left, stopping a 1-on-1 opportunity against KC forward -- and former teammate and friend -- Dom Dwyer.
Lest you thought Attinella's heroics were over, he was forced to make a flying save in the 34th off of a Benny Feilhaber rocket that was headed for the upper 90.
And when Attinella couldn't be there to make the save, in came RSL veteran defender Nat Borchers to make a sliding kick save in the 63rd minute to preserve the scoreless draw and a crucial road point.
"I was hanging out with Nick [Rimando] on Thursday night and he's always giving me advice. It's just a simple, 'you got this and stay confident.' That's all the advice I needed really," Attinella said after the game. "During trainings, he's always helping me and I learn a lot from him as well."
In all, it was an ugly game for RSL in which it got out-possessed 56 to 43 percent and had just three shots on goal -- unheard of numbers until you consider the pitch at Sporting Park was watered before the game, at halftime and basically, every chance the groundskeepers were given.
So given the circumstances, you have to think RSL is happy going home with a single point in the standings where it remains undefeated at 2-0-3 with a road game at Philadelphia later this week.
Suggested Links
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- Real Salt Lake: goalkeeper Nick Rimando lands All-Star nod to top his record season
- Real Salt Lake: Why it hired Jeff Cassar as head coach instead of Robin Fraser
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