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Opened in 2010, the Shanghai Memory Hotel is a boutique hotel with old Shanghai style characteristic. The hotel is within walking distance to the Metro Station, about 8km away from the city center and Shanghai South Railway Station, 9km away from the Hongqiao Airport and 45km away from the Pudong Airport.
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MIAMI, October 22 - The fight that could define his career in the super middleweight division is less than month away, and news from Jermain Taylor's camp in Miami, Florida is very good. It's good, that is, unless you ask Jeff Lacy, Jermain Taylor's opponent for the November 15th fight "All Or Nothing". HBO World Championship Boxing will televise the bout from Memorial Gymnasium on the campus of Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee (10:15pm ET / 9:15pm CT / 7:15pm PT).
DiBella Entertainment is presenting the 12-round super middleweight title eliminator in association with Prize Fight Promotions and Golden Boy Promotions. Tickets are on sale now at $275, $200, $100, $75, $50 and $25, and available through all Ticketmaster locations at 615-255-9600 or www.ticketmaster.com .
"Training is going very well for me, I'm on schedule with everything. I know Jeff is working just as hard with his preparations, but I feel very confident about November 15th. This is the longest I have been out of the ring since I turned professional and the time off gave me time to put my career in total focus."
Ozell Nelson is serving as Taylor's lead trainer for the second consecutive fight and likes the intensity & focus Jermain has brought to training camp.
"We are on schedule," Nelson said. "Jermain is in tremendous spirits and looks very good. He is enjoying this training camp with a commitment and purpose more than I have ever seen before."
Perhaps the environment is helping, because there is certainly good memories in Miami. Jermain is training in the Sunshine State for the first time since he defended his Undisputed Middleweight Championship on December 2, 2005, with a second straight victory over Bernard Hopkins.
"I have good memories from Miami, " Taylor said. "Miami is like my second home, I have always liked training in Miami. Everything is great here and I'm feeling good about everything as I prepare for
Jeff Lacy on Nov. 15th."
Jermain Taylor is steadily moving into more aggressive stages of his training camp, moving away from conditioning and into more sparring work this week.
"We have some great sparring partners here and Jermain is really getting some good work," said Nelson. "We are still getting our running in, getting our legs right, but it's time to start hitting people too."
Taylor is already sparring 10 rounds a day and will move into 12-round sessions next week. One change from previous camps is that Taylor in interacting a lot more with his sparring partners, talking and joking with them, and taking advice from them. For this fight, it's all hands on deck.
"Everything is on the line for me with this fight, this is a total team effort with everyone involved with camp," said Taylor. " My sparring partners are really giving me some good work, It feels good to get there with my sparring partners, they are really pushing me."
Ozell Nelson and Jermain Taylor have been watching plenty of videotape from Taylor's two losses to middleweight champion Kelly Pavlik, the only two losses of his career. The pair saw Taylor getting
hit with Pavlik's right hand too often, so they've gone to work on better defense in training camp.
"You've got to work on defense," Nelson said. "You don't want your offense to be your defense. We are going to dodge that right hand, stay behind him. Lacy's nickname is "Left Hook," but he has a
sneaky right hand. We're going to stay away from that."
But camp has been about more than defense. Much of the sparring and shadow-boxing work has been focused on getting Taylor to use his left hand more and Ozell expects that it will be Taylor who brings the fight to Lacy.
"I want him to dictate the pace, be more aggressive with his left hand, hooking off the left and jabbing," Nelson said. "We don't want to let Lacy plant his feet and get comfortable. We don't need to knock
Jeff Lacy out. I want him to box Jeff, move and pivot and frustrate him. Relax and dictate the fight."
Taylor has a more simple strategy.
"I just want the win," Taylor said. "I would be happy with a knockout, but what's important is that I dictate the fight and come away with the victory. I'm going to fight my fight."
Jermain Taylor will be stepping into the ring after nearly nine months away from boxing. Ozell Nelson was concerned how Taylor's transition back to competitive boxing would be after the longest layoff of his professional career, but so far, in training camp there have been no signs of rust.
"I was very concerned about the long layoff," Nelson said. "But Jermain needed the time off. His mental attitude and focus has been great. He wants to get back to winning and being in a position to go for another title."
Taylor said he was ready to get back in the ring before camp even started. Now that he's in the middle of camp, it's like he never left the ring.
"I've been doing this so long, it's part of my life and my profession. The nine months layoff was good for me, it allowed me to set some new goals for myself and to take a good look at where I am in my career and where I want to go. "
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Is there any a nice looking solution to the following equation?
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Better than the one Mathematica gives as output?
Solve[ eq[x] == 0, x]
Is there any a nice looking solution to the following equation?
Better than the one Mathematica gives as output?
One can ask what is a nice solution, should it be as simple as possible? Isn't it a bit vague concept?
Whatever that means there is a plenty of simple (and nice) solutions, e.g. simply
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So I have answered the question (as it is).
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LOS ANGELES — After a nine-month delay, "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" deployed to the top spot at the box office.
The action film starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Bruce Willis and Channing Tatum as the gun-toting military toys brought to life marched into the No. 1 position at the weekend box office, earning $ 41.2 million, according to studio estimates Sunday. "Retaliation" opened Wednesday at midnight, which helped bring its domestic total… Continue reading Weekend Box Office: 'G.I. Joe: Retaliation ' Takes No. 1 With $41M


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Height: 6-1 Weight: 217 lbs.
Born: August 20, 1966 in Hialeah, FL
High School: American Senior
College: LSU (school history)
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Chad Grant
The Gazette
BRUNSWICK — The chants grew louder as the moment drew near. Would they or wouldn't they? Who would be the hero?
It all came down to the final 30 seconds. Would there be chalupas?
Well, only the Cavaliers do that, but that didn't stop the Brunswick boys basketball team's faithful from booing when the Blue Devils decided to just run out the clock with 99 points on the scoreboard.
But a late foul with 6 seconds left sent new fan favorite Brandon Zaccardelli to the line with a chance to become legend — kind of.
Zaccardelli calmly buried both free throws to close out a 101-60 win over Ashtabula Lakeside in the semifinals of the Brunswick Holiday Hoops Classic.
The Blue Devils (5-4) advance to play St. Edward tonight at 7:30 for the title. The Eagles rallied to knock off Solon 67-61 in the other semifinal.
The win was big for Brunswick — not because the fans thought they would get free chalupas, but because it brought an end to a three-game losing streak.
That streak came against Shaker Heights, Pickerington Central and Garfield Heights in one of the most difficult stretches that anyone in the state will face this season.
"When you lose three straight, it's just nice to have that winning feeling again," coach Joe Mackey said. "It's been a long time. We've been fortunate to not have those kinds of losing streaks around here in a long time. You can say our schedule is tough, but losing hurts the same way regardless of who you are playing."
Leading the hot shooting was Ryan Badowski. The junior was white-hot, making 9-of-12 shots en route to a game-high 26 points.
"When someone gets hot, we always try to feed them the ball," Badowski said. "When all guys can get hot at one time, we can beat anybody when our shots fall. We are a 3-point deadly team, and when Taylor (Armagost) is playing well, he's deadly inside. We always look for each other and knock shots down."
The 6-foot-3 Badowski went nuts in the second quarter, scoring 15 points as a game that was already one-sided became even more so as the Blue Devils entered the locker room with a 50-30 lead.
In the first quarter, Kyle Wheeler (19 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists) ate up the Dragons (1-6).
"Me and Ryan, we look for each other on the floor and try to play to each other's strengths," said Wheeler, had nine points in the first 8 minutes as the Blue Devils quickly led 26-13. "If one of us is playing well, we keep feeding it to them."
Badowski and Wheeler headlined a quintet of double-digit scorers for Brunswick, as Armagost (13 points, 10 rebounds), Patrick Jarvis (11) and Alex Hartill (10) also reached the milestone.
"I thought the ball was moving," Mackey said. "We haven't shot the ball well all season, but I don't think we had the ball moving as much. We started four guards today, got the ball moving a little bit and I think that's important. When we get out and run and play unselfish basketball, I think that's when we are at our best."
|The Brunswick junior varsity was a big winner as well, pounding Lakeside 90-27 to advance to play St. Edward in the junior varsity final. Eric Bulic (19 points), Austin Conn (15) and Jason Okulovich (14) paced the Blue Devils.
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Brunswick 101, Lakeside 60
Lakeside — Sayvaughn Morgan 1-0-3, Odero Ajamu 1-2-4, Marcell Ballenger 5-4-14, Kyle Downs 2-2-7, Jaeden Jones 0-1-1, Nick Meola 5-1-11, Tristan Bradley 4-0-8, Edmonte Parks 1-0-2, Lorenz Sistrunk 1-0-2, Will Anderson 2-0-4, Chad McAfee 2-0-4. TOTALS: 24-10-60.
Brunswick — Zach Parker 3-2-8, Alex Hartill 4-2-10, Patrick Jarvis 4-3-11, Kyle Wheeler 8-1-19, Ryan Badowski 9-6-26, Taylor Armagost 5-3-13, Billy Applebee 1-0-3, Brandon Zaccardelli 1-6-9, Robert Hale 0-0-0, Eric Bulic 0-0-0, Brennan Magalski 0-0-0, David Reiter 1-0-2. TOTALS: 36-23-101.
3-point goals — Morgan, Downs, Wheeler 2, Badowski 2, Applebee, Zaccardelli. Rebounds — Lakeside 25 (Ballenger 10), Brunswick 41 (Armagost 10). Assists — Lakeside 7 (Bradley 2), Brunswick 17 (Wheeler, Parker, Applebee 4). Records — Brunswick (5-4), Lakeside (1-6). Junior varsity — Brunswick 90, Lakeside 27.


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College Hockey:Bemidji Women's Coach Olson Steps Down
Assistants Paulsen, Ingman Named Co-Heads
Bemidji State University Director of Athletics Dr. Rick Goeb today announced that Bruce Olson has stepped aside from his responsibilities as BSU's head women's ice hockey coach, effective immediately, to pursue other interests. Assistant coaches Jim Ingman and Sis Paulsen will be named interim co-head coaches for the remainder of the 2005-06 season.
"We appreciate the efforts Bruce has made during his four years in Bemidji to develop our program," Goeb said. "We wish him well with his future endeavors."
Olson was in his fourth season as head women's hockey coach at Bemidji State, where he had posted an overall record of 27-80-13. Introduced as the third head coach in the history of the BSU program on Aug. 16, 2002, Olson departs as BSU's all-time leader in coaching victories (27) and games coached (120).
During Olson's tenure at Bemidji State, he coached the program's first All-WCHA pick, Amber Fryklund, who ended her playing days as the lone 100-point scorer (122) in school history. Olson also coached a program which was strong academically, as Ct and Guylaine Hach were each named WCHA Student Athlete of the Year – Hach in 2002 and Ct in 2003. Additionally, Ct became just the second student-athlete in BSU history to be recognized on the College Sports Information Directors of Ameria Academic All-America Team in consecutive seasons, as she was a second-team honoree in both 2003 and 2004.
Olson came to Bemidji State after a highly-successful two-decade career at the high school level in North Dakota and Minnesota. Following a four-year playing career at Minnesota, Duluth from 1975-79, Olson took over the boy's program at Minot (N.D.) High School. He directed Minot to a pair of North Dakota state runner-up finishes in 1985 and 1987, and was the 1987 North Dakota Coach of the Year.
In 1991, Olson left Minot to take over the varsity boy's program at Roseau (Minn.) High. During his run at Roseau, Olson earned Minnesota 8AA Coach of the Year honors twice (1995-96 and 1998-99), was named State Coach of the Year in 1998-99 and led Roseau to the 1999 state championship. Olson's 1999 state championship team was the sixth state champion in Roseau history. His 1999 roster included current BSU junior forward Luke Erickson, a 2005 Pre-Season All-College Hockey America selection, and eventually won state Academic Champion honors.
Ingman is in his fifth season as an assistant with the BSU women's program and has the longest tenure of any coach, head or assistant, in the history of the program. He came to BSU in 2001 with current St. Cloud State head coach Jason Lesteberg as goaltending coach. Ingman continues to oversee goaltenders and coordinates the program's recruiting efforts.
Under Ingman's guidance, Anik Ct ended her career in 2004 as BSU's all-time leader in goals against average (3.50) and save percentage (.893); current senior Jill Luebke (Neenah, Wis.) is fourth all-time in goals-against average and save percentage; and helped develop 2005 Western Collegiate Hockey Association All-Rookie Team netminder Emily Brookshaw (Webster, Wis.).
Ingman also helped Lesteberg found the NCAA Division III women's program at Wisconsin Stevens Point. Ingman organized the team as a club program in 1998 and helped oversee its elevation to Division III status for the 2000-01 season. The inaugural Stevens Point program went 13-13-1, including a perfect 10-0-0 against other first-year Division III programs, and saw goaltender Diane Sawyer named First-Team All-Northern Collegiate Hockey Association.
Paulsen is in her second season with the Bemidji State program and also serves as BSU's head women's softball coach. She joined the BSU coaching staff after a standout playing career at Wisconsin, where she was a four-year letterwinner and three-year captain. Paulsen remains the Western Collegiate Hockey Association's all-time leader in points scored by a defenseman (42-88=130), is third on Wisconsin's career scoring list and is tied for third all-time for career games played with the Badgers (136). She was named First-Team All-WCHA in 2000 and was a second-team all-conference selection in 2003.
She served as a student assistant coach for Wisconsin in 2003-04 and was co-head coach of the USA Hockey Girls Select 14 Team in the summer of 2004 before joining the Bemidji State staff.
Paulsen currently oversees BSU's defensive corps and its special teams.
"I am confident in the abilities of Coach Ingman and Coach Paulsen and know they will lead our women's hockey program with integrity and enthusiasm," Goeb said. "I take great pride in the accomplishments of the athletics programs at Bemidji State and will continue to promote the important qualities a student-athlete should acquire in order to become a productive citizen. I am certain our women's hockey program is being led by quality people who will provide excellent leadership."
Olson will remain under contract with Bemidji State University for the remainder of the academic year. A national search to fill Bemidji State's head coaching vacancy on a permanent basis will be conducted on a timetable to be announced in spring of 2006.
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Following a brief homestand, UCLA is back on the road starting Friday with a Pac-10 match at USC. The Bruins won last season at North Gym in their regular season finale to clinch a tie for the Pac-10 Championship.
The Women of Troy have not yet lost a game during the 2000 season, and stand at 11-0 (6-0 Pac-10). The Bruins do hold the advantage in the all-time series between the two teams with a 49-35 record against USC. UCLA also holds a 17-10 record against the Women of Troy when playing on USC's campus.
Bruins Split Homestand Against Oregon Schools
Despite a disappointing five-game loss to Oregon State on Thursday night in Pauley Pavilion, the Bruins did have some notable performances in that match. Senior middle blocker Elisabeth Bachman recorded her first career double-double, with 12 kills to go along with 11 blocks (2 BS/9 BA). Additionally, junior OH Kristee Porter posted her third 30-kill match of the season, improving her total to 11 career 30-kill matches.
Friday evening saw a milestone of a different sort, as junior Ashley Bowles became the 18th player in UCLA history to record 1,000 career kills. Bowles nearly recorded that milestone on Thursday night, but instead entered Friday's match against Oregon with 999 kills. She recorded the milestone in the first game of UCLA's sweep of the Ducks.
Head Coach Andy Banachowski
In his 34th season on the Bruin bench, UCLA head coach Andy Banachowski remains one of the top coaches in his profession. On Oct. 24, 1997, he was the first women's volleyball coach to be inducted into the National Volleyball Hall of Fame in Holyoke, MA, and was the first women's coach in history to record 800 career wins (883-208, .809). Additionally, Banachowski was honored with USA Volleyball's ?All-Time Great Coach? award last May in Columbus, OH. Under Banachowski's leadership, the Bruins have won six national championships, including three NCAA titles.
Porter Points
National Player of the Year candidate Kristee Porter opened the 2000 season by becoming the first player this year to record 30 kills in a match, and has now accomplished the feat three times, against Penn State (Aug. 25), vs. Texas A&M (Sept. 3) and vs. Oregon State (Sept. 28) ??The Texas A&M match was Porter's 10th career 30-kill match, a 33-kill performance that set a new UCLA record for kills in a four-game match ??Porter leads the Pac-10 with 306 kills, good for a 5.77 per-game average ? She also ranks fifth in the current NCAA standings with that average ? Her 1,500th career kill was downed on Friday night against Oregon (1,504) ??With 11 career 30-kill matches, Porter easily outdistances Natalie Williams and Liz Masakayan (seven each) for the Pac-10 and UCLA career lead in that category ??Porter was named All-Tournament three straight weekends during the Bruins pre-conference schedule, including MVP honors at the Hawaiian Airlines Classic over the Labor Day weekend ? She also earned Pac-10 Player of the Week honors after that tournament on Sept. 5, following the Hawaiian Airlines Classic ? Porter now has three total Pac-10 Player of the Week honors, one during each year of her Bruin career.
Porter's Career Numbers
Last year, Kristee Porter became the second-fastest person in NCAA history and 16th Bruin to record 1,000 career kills, doing so in her 50th career match. Her 1,504 kills is ninth-best in Bruin history and is tops among the Pac-10's active players. For more information on Kristee Porter, please refer to pages 20-21 of the UCLA media guide.
Westwood's "Wiz": Elisabeth Bachman
Senior middle blocker Elisabeth "Wiz" Bachman currently leads the Pac-10 in blocks iwth a 1.45 per-game average, which also ranks 18th in the latest NCAA standings. She posted two career milestones on Sept. 22 in Berkeley, earning her 1,000th career kill on the third rally of UCLA's 3-1 win over Cal, and stuffed her 500th career block on the next-to-last rally of the same match. Bachman is the fourth player in UCLA history and 14th in Pac-10 history to record both 1,000 kills and 500 total blocks in her career, and currently has 1,041 kills and 521 career total blocks. The other three Bruins to have accomplished that feat are Davia Tomkus, Kim Krull and the Pac-10's Athlete of the Decade, Natalie Williams. Wiz followed that accomplishment with her first career double-double on Sept. 28 in Pauley Pavilion, posting 12 kills and 11 blocks (2 BS/9 BA) against Oregon State. Bachman earned her nickname of "Wiz" at the age of two, when a childhood friend couldn't pronounce an "L", turning "Liz" into "Wiz." For more information on All-America candidate Wiz Bachman, please refer to pages 14-15 of the UCLA media guide.
Bowles Reaches Career Milestone
Junior outside hitter Ashley Bowles became the 18th Bruin to reach 1,000 career kills on Friday night in Pauley Pavilion, and now has 1,006 career kills. Bowles entered the Oregon match needing just one kill for 1,000 on her career and easily exceeded that requirement. Bowles is the third current Bruin to reach the 1,000 career kill mark, joining Wiz Bachman and Kristee Porter in that accomplishment.
Setting Everyone Up
Junior setter Erika Selsor currently ranks third on UCLA's all-time career list with 3,761 to her credit. That number is also tops among the Pac-10's active setters. Selsor currently ranks 12th in the NCAA standings with 13.77 assists/game. With 72 assists at Arizona on Oct. 22, 1999, Selsor set a new UCLA standard with her seventh career match with 70 assists or more, breaking the previous record held by Ann Boyer (1985-88) and Selsor's predecessor, Kim Coleman (1994-97). Since then, she has upped that total to nine, most recently with a 70-assist performance against Texas A&M on Sept. 3. Selsor was named to the All-Tournament Team at the State Farm Women's Volleyball Classic.
Opposing Hitting Percentage Bottoms Out
Eight of UCLA's 14 opponents this season have hit below .200, with Texas A&M (.215), Hawaii (.203) and Oregon State (.204) barely breaking the Mendoza line. Washington checked out at -.010, while Washington State hit .101 for the match in the first weekend of Pac-10 play. Oregon followed two weeks later with a .041 team attack percentage. In matches against the top-four teams in the Sept. 18 AVCA poll, the Bruins held No. 1 Nebraska, No. 2 Hawaii, No. 3 Penn State and No. 4 Nebraska to a combined .219 attack percentage. Following UCLA's Sept. 10 match against the Cornhuskers, those four teams were averaging an attack percentage of .322 for their 2000 seasons. In 1999, UCLA held 25 of its 32 opponents (including the opponents in 15 of 18 Pac-10 matches) under .200, and 13 teams were held under .100.
UCLA Faces Nine Ranked Teams in Five Weekends
Considering both mileage traveled and the teams being played, the Bruins could very well have the nation's toughest schedule in 2000. The only team in the AVCA/USA Today top-eight that UCLA does not play is No. 5 Minnesota. Eight of UCLA's first 10 matches were against top-25 teams. UCLA has already played the top three teams in the current AVCA poll, and will face No. 4 USC on Friday night. In addition, Penn State was ranked No. 2 at the time of the Nittany Lions match with UCLA.
UCLA's academic schedule is on a quarter system, therefore the Bruins did not begin classes until Thursday, Sept. 28. UCLA had already finalized its 2000 schedule when the Bruins were invited to the State Farm Women's Volleyball Classic, adding the nation's premier tournament to the team's pre-conference schedule.
Career Updates
Many Bruins continue to move up on the school's career lists. Senior middle blocker Elisabeth Bachman is now ranked in all three of UCLA's career block categories with 104 block solos (2nd), 417 block assists (5th) and 521 total blocks (5th), and ranks at the top of the list among active Pac-10 players in total blocks. Ashley Bowles has also achieved the 1,000 kill milestone, checking in with 1,006 heading into the USC match. With 3,761 career assists, sophomore setter Erika Selsor leads the Pac-10 list of active setters, and is third-best in Bruin history.
Freshman Forum
Five of UCLA's seven freshmen have now seen match action this season. Redshirt freshman Ella Harley stepped in to UCLA's second middle blocker spot when Angela Eckmier was lost for the year with a torn ACL. Harley has done an admirable job stepping into that role, ranking second on the team with 0.88 blocks/game.
In the back row, Stacey Lee and Alyssa Rylander have shared the defensive specialist role opposite senior Michelle Quon, with Lee playing in 41 games and averaging 2.05 digs/game with eight aces, and Rylander posting one ace to go along with 1.59 digs/game.
Other freshmen seeing court time include Krystal McFarland, who has subbed for both Ashley Bowles and Lauren Fendrick in various situations. Cira Wright has subbed in as a front-row defensive replacement for Selsor, and has racked up nine blocks in 16 games played.
Criss-Crossing the Country
If you think that Presidential Candidates George W. Bush and Al Gore are logging a lot of miles on the campaign trail, just take a look at the Bruins schedule during the first month of the season.
UCLA departed Westwood on Aug. 23 for Gainesville, FL (round-trip of approx. 4,850 miles) before heading to Honolulu for the Hawaiian Airlines Wahine Volleyball Classic (round-trip: 5,100 miles) and going back east for the Adidas Invitational in South Bend, IN (round-trip: 4,190 miles). The month concluded with a Pac-10 road trip to the Bay Area schools, a comparitively miniscule 760 mile round-trip from Los Angeles to San Francisco. Along the way, UCLA faced off against eight teams away from Pauley Pavilion that appeared in either poll at match time.
Total mileage for the Bruins between the start of the season and Oct. 1? Approximately 14,900 miles.


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The company's new PSUs include the 750W Fatal1ty, which features an 85% power efficiency, four +12V rails with a combined power of 650W, a 120mm fan, and is backed by a five-year warranty. The company also introduced its Mk II line, with units ranging from 500W to 950W. The latter boasts 88% power efficiency, over 83A on the +12V rail, and a 135mm double ball-bearing fans.
Some new DDR3 memory from the company has also seen at CES, among which is 2300MHz Reaper RAM.


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Peter Hassrick, former director of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and the Denver Art Museum's Petrie Institute of Western American Art, will discuss the way American Indians have been represented by artists.
The talk at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts is in conjunction with the exhibition Bierstadt to Warhol: American Indians in the West that will close Aug. 11. The exhibit includes more than 100 paintings, sculptures and works on paper.
Hassrick, above in native dress, will focus on the work the Taos Society of Artists, particularly German-trained painter E. Martin Hennings, whose work is featured in the show. If you haven't seen the show yet, the Bierstadt to Warhol galleries will be open for viewing before the talk, which is free.
When: 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday (July 30).
Where: UMFA on the University of Utah, 410 Campus Center Drive.


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Growing roses in the humid Southeast can be a struggle. The heat and moisture encourage blackspot, leaves quickly turn yellow and drop, and the roses seem to need endless spraying and pruning. The development of knockout roses was a great help for gardeners who wanted roses in their garden but needed a less high-maintenance rose.
Knockout roses are aggressive growers which fill out with deep green leaves and plenty of single or double petal flowers. An individual knockout rose can be an excellent centerpiece in a garden of perennials or annuals, while several roses can easily form a hedge. Pink and red knock out roses are a familiar site in the Charlotte area. Recently developed colors include Sunny, a pale yellow variety which is also fragrant.
Knockout roses can be planted in Fall or Spring. Plant your knockout roses in a sunny, well drained area. Mix compost into the soil where the rose will be planted, and add either a balanced fertilizer or a rose fertilizer. Adding mycorrhizal fungi and root stimulator to the soil when planting can encourage the young rose bush to grow roots quickly to become established. Mulch the soil to retain moisture in the soil and discourage weeds from growing.
During the first year or two, pay close attention at to whether the plant is being watered adequately and if the soil is draining properly. Once the rose has grown to 4 feet or more and become established, the roses should be pruned down to 3 feet in late January. This is also a good time to cut out smaller branches if the bush has become too thick and crowded. The rose will grow back aggressively, producing lots of flowers. Encourage more new flower growth by periodically removing the spent flower heads.
In the attached video, P. Allen Smith interviews Steve Hutton on the care and advantages of planting knockout roses.
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Pavle Dundjer
After a playing career that culminated in All-American honors last fall, Pavle Dundjer returns to the UIC soccer program in 2008 as an undergraduate assistant coach.
Dundjer was a four-year letterwinner for the Flames from 2004-2007, scoring 24 goals and assisting on 13 others for 61 career points in 78 matches. He was the first player in Horizon League history to garner All-Horizon League First Team honors in each of his four seasons.
In 2007 Dundjer was named to the NSCAA/adidas All-America Third Team after scoring five goals and dishing out three helpers while leading the Flames to the program's first-ever trip to the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight. The 2007 team co-captain also earned NSCAA/adidas All-Great Lakes Region First Team accolades, marking the third time in his illustrious career that he was named to an All-Region squad.
A native of Becmen in the Serbian capital of Belgrade, Dundjer is working on finishing his degree requirements for a bachelor of science in movement sciences.
2007 NSCAA/adidas THIRD TEAM ALL-AMERICAN
2007: Named to the NSCAA/adidas All-America Third Team...earned All-Great Lakes Region First Team accolades from NSCAA/adidas...became the first men's soccer player in Horizon League history to earn All-League First Team honors four times (2004-2007)...posted five goals and three assists for 13 points on the year, which tied for second on the team...put up a team-high 39 shots on goal...Horizon League All-Tournament Team selection after scoring three goals in UIC's three matches...scored UIC's third and final marker in its league tournament title win over Green Bay on Nov. 18...tallied a pair of markers in the Flames' 4-0 triumph in the quarterfinals of the Horizon League Tournament...netted the game-winner in overtime in UIC's 1-0 win over Valparaiso on Oct. 31...tallied the Flames' lone goal at Akron on Sept. 13.
2006: All-Horizon League First Team and NSCAA All-Great Lakes Region Second Team honoree...Horizon League Player of the Week recipient on Oct. 23 while also earning a spot on the Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week...started all 21 matches...finished second on the team with 16 points... led UIC with a single-season career-best eight goals...scored four goals in UIC's final six games...tabbed the Flames' lone goal in a win over Northwestern on Oct. 11...found the back of the net on a pair of occasions in UIC's Horizon League regular-season title clinching win over Green Bay on Oct. 22...scored the Flames' final goal in their NCAA Tournament win over Western Illinois on Nov. 11.
2005: 2005 NSCAA All-Midwest Second Team selection...first UIC player to earn All-Midwest Team honors since 2002...All-Horizon League First Team honoree...played in 17 games, making 16 straight starts...scored seven goals...accumulated a team-leading eight assists and a team-best 22 points...came off the bench to assist on both goals in UIC's 2-0 win over then-No. 24 Loyola Marymount on Sept. 3...selected to the UC Irvine College Classic All-Tournament Team...assisted on Tonci Skroce's game-winner in overtime at UMKC on Sept. 10... turned in an eight-point performance against Centenary on Oct. 2, scoring three goals and assisting on two others...booted the match-clinching goal in the 95th minute against Green Bay on Oct. 22.
2004: All-Horizon League First Team selection...Horizon League Newcomer of the Year and Horizon League All-Newcomer Team selection...started 16 matches...scored four goals and posted two assists for 10 points...scored his first collegiate goal and assisted on the game-winning goal against DePaul on Sept. 15... named to the adidas-HomeStay Inn Men's Soccer Classic All-Tournament Team...earned Horizon League Player of the Week recognition on Oct. 11 after scoring the game-winning goal against UW-Milwaukee on Oct. 10.
Prep/Personal: Attended Zemunska Gimnazija...played youth soccer for the Red Star club ...born June 14, 1984...son of Dusan and Dragina Dundjer...majored in movement sciences.


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It's not pink anymore... I can't believe that I am going to say this...but I think I liked it better pink. hehe.
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FOC Home 28.Sep.2009
FOC creates 3D characters for a new show on BBC called "Bang goes the theory". The FOC part starts after 2 minutes.
About the show:
It is, says presenter Dallas Campbell, a show for "anyone who is remotely curious about life, the Universe and pretty much everything."
Now that's a pretty broad scope, but what Bang Goes The Theory aims to do is look at how science shapes the world around us, in an engaging and relevant way. It's about making science fascinating – and fun. READ ON


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The original streaming link has finally been restored so internet radio apps and our home page link are all working again.
Please update you favourites, if necessary, and thank you for your patience.....Happy Listening !
Class 96.5 FM is a locally owned and operated narrowcast radio station designed to fulfill the listening requirements of Mandurahs Seniors.
The big radio stations cater, mainly, for the larger, younger audience, so we try to fill the gap and bring a little happiness to our local listening family.
The range of music and old time radio has been a source of pleasure for many people in the Mandurah area since 2000. Of course the mix of music doesnt keep everyone happy, all the time, but we do our best to provide the hits and memories of yesteryear utilising the resources at hand.
To date, the listener support has been overwhelming with fantastic feedback from a much larger audience than originally anticipated.
Hopefully, with more support from businesses advertising products suitable for our listeners, we will be in a position to bring you more of what you like, including up to date news and weather and more great music and entertainment.
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We finally took down our papel picado from our summer fiesta. It's beautiful, but so temporary. Which is why we've decided to invest in a more permanent piece of decor...for our arms. Pamela Love's Picado Cuff ($625) is both bold and delicate, and one of the more unique pieces of jewelry we've seen in a while.
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2005 Harley-Davidson FLSTC/FLSTCI Heritage Softail Classic Tampa FL 33611 US - on Craigslist
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30 Day Notice to Quit
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"Can I request more time to find a place or do I have to move out?"
Er, you can request anything you like.
If your rental month begins with the first of the month (essentially, if your rent is due at the beginning of the month), you're free to insist that the landlord give you proper notice as (evidently) required in NM no later than the beginning of the final month.
Ultimately, if you refuse to leave, they'll need an eviction order to get you out (of course, an eviction order isn't something you want on your rental record).
I'll echo PG's advisory "warning" with a twist: (Many) legal issues are complicated. Explanations and comments here might not fully identify or explain the ramifications of your particular problem. I do not give legal advice as such (and such is impermissible here at any rate). Comments are based on personal knowledge and experience and legal info gleaned over a quarter century, and every state has differing laws on and avenues to address most topics. If you need legal advice, you need to consult (and pay) a professional so that you may have someone to hold accountable. Acting on personal and informational advice from a stranger on the internet is a bad idea -- at least not without your own thorough due dilience/research and confirmation as it applies to your situation.
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Today we begin the 40 days of Lent with Ash Wednesday. Ash Wednesday is when many Christians go to church and receive ashes. For Catholics, it is not a Holy Day of Obligation, but still encouraged to go.
Catholics should not eat meat on Ash Wednesday and Fridays during Lent. It's a time of reflection and abstaining. When we abstain from things, we make more room for Jesus Christ.
Catholics also give up something and/or do something good instead. Often you hear people give up sweets, soda and chocolate. It's also good to give up using curse words, anger, rudeness etc. Activities to do during Lent are pray, attend Mass, be nicer, forgive someone you have had a grudge for awhile etc.
Collecting money for a cause or people who have less is excellent way to spend Lent. Jesus teaches us to love each other. There is no better time then now to love each other.
Lent lasts 40 days and then we have Easter!
For more information - http://www.examiner.com/article/the-season-of-lent-2


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It's easy to get rid of fake avs. 1. First log in into your account and open the Task Manaager before the fake av loads. You have to be fast because if the fake av load before you open the Tskmngr it will not let you open it anymore. 2. Now with the tskmngr open wait for the fk av to load, and as soon as it apears in the tskmngr right click the application and select
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I have removed several different variances of the fake antivirus, and when I ask the owners of the pcs what they use their pc for the answer is almost always Facebook Apps. I use this process a lot of times and been able to succeed, Try it at your own risk, I am not accountable if you break your computer
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Speaking with Brian Kenny during Saturday's Showtime telecast, Adrien Broner claimed he's "set for a major comeback" and remains "the closest thing to Floyd Mayweather."
Broner (27-1, 22 KOs) relinquished the WBA welterweight title after getting unanimously outscored by Marcos Maidana on December 14.
According to the Associated Press, Maidana officially trumped Broner by scores of 115-110, 116-109 and 117-109.
"The Problem" exercised his rematch option and will face the 30-year-old Maidana (35-3, 31 KOs) in April at either the Alamodome or StubHub Center.
A powerful and beloved Argentinean, Maidana outworked Broner and floored the loudmouth in the second and eighth rounds.
Maidana, who is also a past junior welterweight champion, was far more active than Broner and landed bruising punches throughout the 36-minute slugfest.
"That's not the first time I took defeat," said Broner, 24.
"It might not be the last time. But God has got something in store for me. I am set for a major comeback. Maidana did what he was supposed to do. He threw big shots. I was in a hell of a fight. It comes with the territory. That's boxing. Sometimes you don't get hit, but sometimes you do. It's not about that. It's about how you get up. And I got up and fought to the last."
Broner must use his blinding speed and vast overall skills to neutralize Maidana's intimidating style and cement fists.
However, even if Broner creates a solid scheme, Maidana may have exposed "The Problem" as nothing more than a fragile blowhard.
Previously ranked as the world's ninth premier pound-for-pounder, Broner should have returned to the lightweight division and avoided Maidana.
"The Problem" comically disagrees with that notion and continues comparing himself to the 36-year-old Mayweather (45-0, 26 KOs).
"I am a fighter. If I go on, I know I can beat anybody," said Broner.
"If I go on, what will they say? 'Oh, at least Maidana beat him.' I'm the closest thing to Floyd Mayweather. So, since I took my loss, everyone feels like Floyd Mayweather took a loss because I'm the closest thing to him. And, still to this day, I'm the closest thing to him."
Mayweather, who earned The Ring "Fighter of the Year" in 1998 and 2007 and sits as the reigning pound-for-pound king, is one of the preeminent boxers ever.
A defensive virtuoso ignoring Father Time with an incredible work ethic, Mayweather is determined to equal Rocky Marciano's 49-0 mark and leave the sport as an unbeaten champion.
On personal and professional levels, Broner is the furthest "thing to Floyd Mayweather."
Broner is an unaccomplished windbag and Mayweather's an icon for the ages.
In fact, "still to this day," even Marcos Maidana is too tough and rugged for the underwhelming Adrien Broner.


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The City of Melfort is pleased to announce the approval of a construction plan and financing for the new Spruce Haven Park Recreation Area.
Friday, July 1, 2016
Downtown Melfort - Memorial Garden, starting at 3:00 pm
On Monday, June 6th the City will be starting the road reconstruction on the 100-300 blocks of Stovel Avenue West.
Click here to view the Spruce Haven Master Plan, a framework for the development of the Spruce Haven Park recreational area, prepared by Nadi Design.
Become a Communities in Bloom Supporter! Open to ALL CITIZENS interested in promoting and beautifying our community. All donations over $20 will receive an income tax deduction receipt. Click here for a sponsorship form.
Time, Talent or Money, we all have something to Give!
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Berkeley Cambodian Student
Associationethnic and cultural associationContact: Nak
Chhiv - (510) 642-2199 Berkeley Indonesian Student
AssociationPromote unity among Indonesian students,
increase community awareness regarding culture and issues, promote sport
and community service.Contact: Fredro Harjanto - (510)
Berkeley Southeast
AsianistsThe Berkeley Southeast Asianists constitute a
group of nearly 40 University of California graduate students
conducting academic research in or coming from Southeast Asia, or
both. Our primary goal consists of strengthening the tradition of
Southeast Asian studies on campus through the promotion of scholarly
research on and education about Southeast Asia. We hope to provide our
members and the greater Berkeley community with exposure to both
scholars and current debates in the field, as well as with
opportunities for gaining related professional experience. Activities
include a reading group, a guest lecture series, occasional workshops
and conferences, and co-sponsorship of a variety of events (including
special funding opportunity workshops and events of the Center for
Southeast Asian Studies). Members come from the humanities, social
sciences, and professional schools at UC Berkeley and other UC
campuses, with departments including South & Southeast Asian
Studies, History, Environmental Policy, Anthropology, Political
Science, Education, Theology, City & Regional Planning, and Public
Policy.Contact Dorian Fougeres: (510) 843-0207
Burma Association at Berkeley
Free Burma at BerkeleyTo support the
efforts of the Burmese people trying to establish a democratic government
in Burma.
Laotian American Student
Representativesethnic and cultural
associationContact: Kongsab Hatlavongsa - (510) 548-3230Pilipino
Academic Student ServicesCommitted to recruitment and
retention of Pilipinos to higher education. Contact: David Maduli -
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AlliancePromote Pilipino American Culture; increase
awareness of Pilipino American issues, academic success,
etc...Contact:firstname.lastname@example.com Eshelman
HallPilipino Association for Health
CareersTo act as a support network and resource for
students pursuing health careers and to educate Pilipinos about health
issues facing the community.Pilipino Association of
Scientists, Architects, and Engineers (PASAE)To offer
academic support and career development for students through social
events, academic programs and career-oriented
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associationContact: firstname.lastname@example.com Asian Student
CoalitionThe purpose fo SASC is to foster awareness of
and policy attention to Southeast Asian Issues. Our goal is to establish
common grounds within Southeast Aisan communities in order to create a
solid unified voice. In solidarity, we hope to do several things: Advocate
for our representation in higher education; address our needs in K-12
schools; defy racial discrimination; etc. Contact: Email
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Hi FloBear-nice name-how come?
Just come in from outside-the chicken run is like a quagmire-I know we needed rain but not all in one big go-coffee time and back to bed
Zoomer-are you actually now going to post some pics?
Jeannie and Auld Alliance-'tis a welcome from me too
and it is 7.17 and I can post!!!
Southampton-dry a the moment but boy oh boy some heavy showers yesterday-more expected today
This has been very interesting-has anybody had any recent experience of the Homebase compost or even Asda etc-as Wickes and B&Q are out of the mix it seems-these were my first port of calls in recent years-I can forsee a slightly torn bag scenario before purchase
Hi Pam-another famiiar face-are you having the mice on toast-they taste a bit like chicken
Lasagne has been made
It is too early to plant runnerbeans outside and too early to sow either-about the beginning of May to sow and around the end of May to plant out-depends on where your last frost date is.
I am on the south coast and start mine in pots in a couple of weeks or so-your location can make a difference of when to start of between 1-4 weeks.
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Yes, the problem in non germination. Tried one lot indoors and one lot in the greenhouse weeks ago and nothing at all! Thinking now of buying some seedlings and growing on.
Yes, the problem in non germination. Tried one lot indoors and one lot in the greenhouse weeks ago and nothing at all! Thinking now of buying some seedlings and growing on.
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(1) A city, county or port that seeks to apply to the Director of the Oregon Business Development Department for enterprise zone designation under ORS 285C.065 (Application for designation as enterprise zone) shall consult with all local taxing districts with territory in the proposed zone prior to filing the application.
(2) The Oregon Business Development Department may adopt rules on the consultations required under subsection (1) of this section and procedures related to the consultations. [2005 c.704 §6]
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Provides Network Connectivity and internet access throughout the campus.
Included Services
- Wired: Wired connectivity is readily available throughout campus in administrative and residence buildings are equipped with Ethernet connections.
- Wireless: Villanova provides wireless Internet access throughout the campus. It is readily available in all academic and residence halls to all students, faculty and staff.
- Gateway: Network service that provides secure remote access to the Villanova campus network by authorized VU community members.
- Smart Phone Configuration: Instruction to configure voice plans, data plans, text messaging, international calling and data for all university issued mobile devices
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Support Availability
Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
How to Access the Service
- Wired Network: Instruction on how to access wired networks for various devices supported, Desktops, laptops, external devices, printers can be found here: More Info Here
- Wireless Network: Villanova's wireless network SSID is "VUMobile". To connect, simply click on VUMobile on your computers list of available wireless networks and enter in your Villanova user name and password. This will work for any computer running Windows Vista or higher and Mac OS X 10.5 or higher. More Info Here or if you are having trouble, please fill out this form Network Connectivity Issue Form
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The Paleo Diet
The paleo diet consists of foods that can be hunted, fished, or gathered. The idea: If cavemen didn't eat it, we shouldn't either. Nutritionists like it because it removes empty calories, but getting prehistoric has drawbacks, too. Lisa Sasson, Clinical Associate Professor of Nutrition and Food Studies at New York University, weighs in.
• You probably won't get hungry. Protein takes longer to digest, and the fiber in fruits and vegetables is filling.
• You're more likely to meet the recommended 9 to 12 servings of fruits and vegetables every day—which means you'll get lots of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and fiber.
• You're cutting out processed foods high in sodium, sugar, and preservatives.
• You'll probably lose weight because your choices are so limited.
• You could miss out on key nutrients (and satisfying foods)—calcium and vitamin D from dairy, B vitamins from grains.
• If you get your protein from red meat, you could consume too much saturated fat—a heart-health risk.
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The 27 meter long, 288 gt high speed ferry Tidebaronessen suffered steering gear failure on the Oslo Fjord. The ferry had left Aker Brygge with passengers bound for Son. However, the Tidebaronessen changed direction and headed for Nesoddtanngen due to the steering failure. As the ferry was to dock, the crew announced that the vessel was not able to berth. Passengers were told that the vessel could not berth and that if any passengers could assist with docking. After 15 minutes and the aid of several passenger, the ferry was able to berth. No reports of injury.
Day: August 6, 2011
Tug Disabled
The 31 meter long tug Bremen became disabled in the North Sea. The Bremen had left Hamburg for Trieste when it suffered propulsion problems and required assistance. The tug Fairplay XII took the Bremen under tow into Rotterdam where the it is berthed in Merwede Harbour. No reports of injury or pollution being released.


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Sony Xperia Play coming to AT&T
AT&T has just quietly revealed that it will be selling the Sony Xperia Play at a holiday preview event in New York City.
The phone will run on Android 2.3(Gingerbread), and will be AT&T's second Gingerbread phone behind the HTC Status. The device will run on AT&T's 4G HSPA+ network with speeds up to 21 MBps. AT&T will be getting its own special "Stealth Blue" version of the Play along with the stock black version. If you are unfamiliar with the Xperia Play, it spots a 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 Snapdragon chip, a 4-inch display, and a 5 megapixel camera.
This Xperia Play is the same as Verizon's with the exception of a different color and different network speeds. AT&T has yet to release any info on pricing or availability, but we will keep you updated on the status of the Xperia Play.


text: Brunton studied medicine at the University of Edinburgh and for three years abroad. He returned to London and was associated in turn with the Middlesex (1870) and St. Bartholomew's (1871–1904) hospitals. His most important work is A Textbook of Pharmacology, Therapeutics, and Materia Medica (1885), which was the first comprehensive treatise on pharmacology, emphasizing the physiological actions of pure drugs.


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i'm 23 weeks and i look more fat than pregnant. i don't have that hard round something.
is this normal?
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hi, iam 23 weeks pregnant and finally i have started to look pregnant. I was just gaining a little by little weight just on my belly part but the rest was just perfect until now...and now i do feel a little heavy, i already have twin daughters and at their time from the first trimester i looked sooooo pregnant so i guess every pregnancy is different. My doc is really happy with my weight since the begining as iam trying my best to eat well and keep my self hydrated. Good luck to all of u out there May u all have a safe pregnancy....posted 06/24/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
I was overweight.. by a lot, lol. before I got pregnant and since I found out I've lost 40 lbs but I'm at week 21 and I don't really look it. All the mommy's to be that I see look so cute and I just look like someone shoved a beach ball down my face or something.. so its nice to see that I am very much not the only one.posted 06/04/2008 by JessiJennings
I have a "softer" belly too. It's been that way for all of my pregnancies, this is my 4th. However, I don't get stretch marks so maybe that's the reason for it.posted 07/23/2008 by reckersb
I'm 23 weeks and it's iffy if I'm pregnant or chubby. I've found that I 'look' pregnant when I'm wearing maternity clothing!posted 01/29/2009 by sweet1g2
I am 23 weeks (2nd baby) my belly is just now starting to get a little hard. I try to where fitting shirts so I dont look fat but my belly still jiggles when I walk so that doesnt help either.posted 05/18/2009 by stressed10
Im the same, i look chubby, im 25 weeks, goodness; i feel SO much better now that its just not me.posted 10/18/2013 by hc2150
I wasn't noticeably pregnant until i was 7 1/2 months. And was about 120 lbs before preggers. so i would say that some of us just don't luxury of everyone looking at you and knowing you're pregnant, they just think you've got a pooch goin on. I'm sure you're just like everyone else that commented.posted 05/12/2012 by AudreyPerson
In the same boat! Well I guess if your tall than usually it shows much later, I am almost 6month and people still mistake me for Fat not preggo! I guess wearing things that are snug on your belly area makes it better! Anyway, those that know and love you probably think you look beautiful, so who cares if strangers can't tell!posted 11/10/2008 by expekting09
I'm also 23 weeks & I'm getting so tired of people thinking I'm fat. Not only am I not fat I've lost weight since I've been pregnant. I have a co-worker who is 32 weeks & we always hang out at lunch & everyone ask her when she's due & just look at me like I'm just fat. Then when the curiosity gets the best of them they reluctantly ask me if I'm pregnant & when I tell them yes they give such a sigh of relief because their assumption was right. I sure will be glad when I start to show for 2 reasons #1 no one has to guess anymore & #2 it will be closer to the end of my pregnancy & I can meet my daughter.posted 08/27/2009 by Zena9
20 weeks and the same. I still haven't told them at work. They must think I'm a slob lolposted 09/18/2012 by carissam77
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Kate Middleton Strikes Back, Sues Closer Magazine Over Topless Paparazzi Photos
Kate Middleton and Prince William have filed a lawsuit against Closer magazine, the French publication that printed paparazzi photos of a topless Middleton.
St. James' Palace has released a statement declaring that "legal proceedings for breach of privacy have been commenced today in France" by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
The precise terms of the lawsuit have not been revealed.
The royals had hinted at taking action against Closer earlier on Friday, when reps revealed that Kate and William were "saddened" by the shameless, invasive shots, showing Middleton sunbathing with her husband while vacationing at a private residence in the South of France.
A palace official added that "a line has been crossed" with the publication of the photos.
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I have to be honest, I've never been a big fan of acoustic tours. They were always a deteriorated version of the typical live shows with lack-luster energy, extremely dark stage sets and long, drawn-out versions of the original songs usually so bad they were barely recognizable.
That all changed tonight as I took in 3 Doors Down's Songs From The Basement Tour at the House of Blues in Orlando, Fla.
So what changed my mind? Lots of things: for starters, the set was well thought out to create a sense of intimacy for the crowd. Using a little imagination, it actually looked like a basement setting complete with sofas, bar stools and cedar chests used for table tops. Dimly lit lamps and a shag carpet were perfect accents to the set. Now factor in the rustic wooden walls of the venue and you'd swear you were at a friend's house for a jam session.
As a band, 3 Doors Down has never sounded better. Lead singer, Brad Arnold's voice is as good as it's ever been - clear, crisp, precise. This was only complimented by the clean sounds of each accompanied instrument which could easily be picked out separately but melded together in perfect harmony. They kept the songs short and sweet without the over-exaggeration that one normally finds at an acoustic show. This becomes an important factor when it comes to fans wanting to sing along.
Song selection was spot on. Playing a large selection of hits mixed with some new tunes kept the near-capacity crowd's interest. Add in a couple surprise covers such as Garth Brooks' "The Dance" and Metallica's "Nothing Else Matters", the crowd really came to life and that jam session turned into one giant sing-along in pure southern hospitality fashion.
Overall, I was highly impressed by this Mississippi-based band and judging by the responses of the crowd as they exited the venue, I wasn't the only one. The tour continues through the end of the month so be sure to check their website for dates and cities.


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Whether it was the new gloves, new tape, new blade, new white home jerseys, start of a new Hockey North America season, or just good luck, I managed a power-play goal with 38 seconds left in our first game last night. The proper assist went to our defenseman Stu who put a shot on net that I tipped in, but I think it deflected off of the goalie and off of Steve (yes, the Steve who provided the leverage to break my stick in the first place) helmet before I got wood on it. That goal broke a 2-2 tie and gave the Dragons our first win of the new season. It's a far, far cry from having my own namesake bear or doing endorsements for Mission gloves, but it's a start.


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It is a great joy and a challenge to take students who have little interest in history and to awaken them to the possibility that it can be fun. A handful of students each quarter tell me that they are surprised because they never thought they would enjoy history."
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Schumann's Missa Sacra was written in the composer's late period, during a period when he was particularly focused on writing religious music. Never performed before his death, the work came to light thanks to the insistence of Clara Schumann, who not only made sure it was published, but also submitted it (under a pseudonym) to a composing competition run by an English society in its later version for choir and organ. On this recording, Geoffroy Jourdain and his period instrument ensemble Les Cris de Paris make it clear why Clara Schumann felt this was a masterpiece. Jourdain pairs the mass with another late work, Schumann's splendid a capella choral cycle entitled Vier doppelchörige Gesänge.Notes & Reviews:
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Works DetailsSchumann, Robert : Mass for soloists, chorus & orchestra in C minor, Op. 147
- Performers: Baptiste Lopez (Violin); Marianne Crebassa
- Conductor: Geoffroy Jourdain
- Ensemble: Les Cris de Paris
- Notes: Monks' Refectory, Royaumont Abbey (2011-09-27_2011-09-28&2011-)
- Running Time: 38 min. 48 sec.
- Period Time: Romantic
- Form: Choral
- Written: 1852
Schumann, Robert : Doppelchörige Gesänge (4), Op.141
- Performers: Baptiste Lopez (Violin); Marianne Crebassa
- Conductor: Geoffroy Jourdain
- Ensemble: Les Cris de Paris
- Notes: Monks' Refectory, Royaumont Abbey (2011-09-27_2011-09-28&2011-)
- Running Time: 17 min. 50 sec.
- Period Time: Romantic
- Form: Vocal
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Re: to PFW or not to PFW
- From: Volker Birk <bumens@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 31 Jan 2006 22:23:55 +0100
JIP <JIP@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> As a non-techie I am confused. Whilst lurking in this and related groups I
> see a debate that goes on as to whether there is any point in using PFWs, in
> particular to monitor outgoing traffic. Some say it's essential (as do most
> magazines, and of course all companies marketing such products) and others
> say that they are so easily circumvented that it's a waste of time - and if
> I understand correctly, some even say that they actually open up further
> vulnerabilities.
There are clear proofs for such vulnerabilities. There are clear proofs
how to circumvent easily.
> So, what may be a naive question - is there any point in using a PFW to at
> least stop badly written nasties from kiddy vandals who haven't learned yet
> how to do it properly?
Yes, "Personal Firewalls" can stop software from communicating outside,
which lets itself being controlled, or which just is written dumbly. This
is possible.
But this has nothing to do with security at all.
A security feature has to lead into a situation, where a system is safe
from the event, that a specific attack vector can be used. Then, and only
then you can say, the security feature leads into the situation, that
you're secure against this attack vector.
It is not possible to be safe from everything wrong which could happen,
though. But it is possible to close single attack vectors. And it should
be done.
Why it is so important to think in this context about computer systems, and
not to think about things like camouflage, which help but don't guarantee
for protection, I tried to explain in <43228b5a@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
And this has nothing to do with "there is a security hole, but everything
has exploits". Beside there is proven software, which can be 100% correct
compared to a given specification, there is a big difference between
design flaws and holes or exploits.
There is a big difference, if something works in theory, and the
implementation has a bug or an exploit which has to be fixed, or if
something cannot work already in theory or has a design flaw.
The design of Microsoft Windows is including a security system. But for this
security system, the Desktop is the borderline. Microsoft themselves are
documenting, that one better not should try to ignore this fact. So one can
control applications only, when no application can communicate outside,
which is on the Desktop - that means, no application, which opens a window.
As a result of this, this means, that you may not use a web-browser, if you
want to prevent a second application from communicating outside.
This is what I showed in my proof-of-concept code here:
I'm just using Windows messages to let the web-browser do, what the
application, which should be controlled, may not do directly. At the
time, when I publicized these few lines, there was no single "Personal
Firewall", which could prevent this. They all failed. And this was no
Now Zone Labs made a huge effort to implement a security system for
Windows messages. They invented a technology to add to Windows what
is missing, so they can control Windows messages with Zone Alarm Pro.
But this is a useless effort. It is completely useless, because simulating
an attacker, I just had no look onto their work, but completely ignored it,
because Windows messages are just one of many ways to communicate between
applications, and most of them have no security system at all in Windows.
As the next step, I chose COM. With this technology, you can communicate
without any problems, and I wrote this one:
I just asked Explorer by communicating using COM with ActiveDesktop to
do the work for me. And just like with the Windows messages example, it
works with the actual Zone Alarm Pro without any problems.
So as a matter of fact, no single "Personal Firewall" can prevent from
applications which want to communicate to the outside world, if there
is a single application, which may, like your web-browser or Explorer.
This just is not possible on Microsoft Windows.
Of course, it is not a security hole at all, if you cannot do this.
It is much more sensible to prevent malware from being installed and
running on your machine, than to try to control malware in a way, what
the security system of the operating system does not allow.
And, it is even counterproductive, what the "Personal Firewalls" are
doing here, because a "Personal Firewall" should not ask a normal user
if she/he wants to allow "ACROREAD.EXE" to access a website - they should
open no popups at all here, because it is a very good idea for the
common user to have automatic updates in Acrobat, so the exploits
there and in may other programs can be fixed quickly from time to time.
So popups are counterproductive, because they're requesting the user
to take responsibility for decisions of protection. But the user should
not protect, she/he should be protected.
Netzwerkgrundlagen anhand Windows lernen zu wollen ist doch wie seine
ersten sexuellen Erfahrungen mit einer Prostituierten zu sammlen: Die
Leidenschaft fehlt, das wirklich Wichtige lernt man dabei nicht, und die
Chance sich einen Schädling einzufangen ist hoch. (Lukas Graf in d.c.s.m)
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Center City is to the immediate west of Old City and its center is the turn-of-the-19th-century City Hall. Although City Center is Philadelphia's business district and the location of both the Philadelphia Stock Exchange and Pennsylvania Convention Center, whimsical public art and foodie heaven are the order of the day here. Reading Terminal Market fills the air with the aroma of Amish eats and Philly specialties. And Chinatown is close by. A few blocks northwest of City Hall along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway is the Museums District, with the iconic Philadelphia Museum of Art and hands-on science exploration at the Franklin Institute. South of Center City is South Philadelphia, "Rocky's" neighborhood, where the massive Italian Market beckons with its pungent cheeses, handmade pasta and decadent pastries.
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To the west of Center City is this posh neighborhood filled with upscale residences and chic cafés. Rittenhouse square hosts a number of upscale hotels popular with celebrities and international clients. Mingle with local residents over an afternoon espresso from La Colombe or dine alfresco on one of the many and inviting restaurant patios for the best people-watching in the entire city.
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Head west from downtown Philadelphia and Rittenhouse Square , crossing the Schuylkill River, to visit University City. Here you'll find the ivy-covered campus of the country's oldest institute of higher education, the University of Pennsylvania, along with grand Philadelphia Cathedral and friendly priced bars and restaurants filled with students. Route 76 follows the Schuylkill River on its west side. Head north for the residential neighborhoods of Manayunk, Germantown and Chestnut Hill.
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Philadelphia International Airport is just 20 minutes south of Center City. Airport hotels are not only value-priced but are also convenient to the sports complexes on the edge of the city where Philadelphia's home-town sports heroes, including baseball's Phillies, compete throughout the year.
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How canI copy the data from one hard-disk to another hard-disk which are connected to the same machine?
Well ... open your favorite file manager, select and copy ... then paste into the the new drive...
Or, do you mean, how to migrate your hole old drive to a new one, including the operating system?
That may be tricky, but CloneZilla may help you. Connect only your existing drive, make a clone, write to one or several DVDs. Now connect your new drive only and restore the system.
You could download a hard drive copying tool.
Drive manufacturers such as Seagate offer instructions and downloads for this sort of thing.
If you need an exact copy and don't want an easy way to do this within Windows look into DriveImage XML If will allow you to use VSS to make a live copy of the whole disk with ease.
Acronis True Image Home works very well for me in very easy point and click GUI drive cloning under Windows OS -- and the eval version is free and works 100% for the common "I just bought a new larger drive and I want to clone the smaller drive to it" scenario.
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Todd Chapman just completed his fourth season as the Lady Raiders assistant women's tennis coach, earning 2013 ITA Texas Region Assistant Coach of the year honors.
Chapman has been a part of the amazing turnaround with the Texas Tech women's tennis program. Since his arrival in the summer of 2009, the Lady Raiders have gone 68-33. It has been the most successful run for Texas Tech over a four-year period in program history culminating in a pair of Big 12 regular season titles and two trips to the NCAA Championships.
He helped lead the Lady Raiders to the 2012 Big 12 Championship, the first conference title in program history. The Lady Raiders also earned their first berth in the NCAA Championships in 2012, while being ranked as high as No. 17 nationally.
Texas Tech followed that up by winning a share of its second straight Big 12 title and advancing to the second round of the NCAA Championships after being selected as of the 16 seeds for the 2013 NCAA Championships. The Lady Raiders were ranked as high as No. 15 and finished the season ranked No. 18, the highest year-end ranking program history.
During his tenure, Texas Tech has produced nine All-Big honorees and 16 academic All-Big 12 selections.
Chapman has also helped secure the two highest-ranked recruiting classes in program history - No. 19 in 2010 and No. 16 in 2013.
Prior to his arrival on the South Plains, Chapman led Wichita Falls High School to the Texas Class 4A state quarterfinals for three straight years (2006-08). Eighteen of his high school student-athletes competed in the individual state tournament as well.
He previously served as head coach for the men's and women's programs at Texas-Pan American and at the University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma.
Chapman was the 2003 Southland Conference Coach of the Year while at Texas-Pan American. He led UTPA men to their first national ranking in 18 years. Their second place finish in the Southland Conference in 2003 was the highest in the program's history. Chapman's UTPA teams also recorded the school's first back-to-back winning seasons in 18 years and produced three All-Southland Conference selections for the men's program.
At the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, Chapman served as the head coach of both the men's and women's teams. His teams earned successive NAIA National Tournament appearances and were nationally ranked as high as No. 13 (women) and No. 17 (men).
A 1994 Ennis High School graduate, Todd began his collegiate coaching career at his alma mater, Cameron University, where he was twice named Lone Star Conference Scholar Athlete. Todd was ranked as high as No. 16 in the nation in doubles and his team was ranked as high as No. 12 nationally.
Cameron qualified for the NCAA Division II Championships all four years. He was the assistant coach for both the Cameron women's team, which was ranked 19th in NCAA Division II, and the men's team, which was ranked No. 23 nationally in Division II.
After earning a Bachelor of Science in Health and Physical Education in 1994, Todd completed his Master of Education degree with an emphasis in Health and Physical Education in 1999 from Cameron University.
Todd and his wife, Amy, have five daughters: Lauren, Madison, Katelyn, Avary, and Karsen.


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