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SEATTLE - The goal of the Huskies' first scrimmage this fall wasn't to overload the starters with a bunch of reps. Instead, Coach Steve Sarkisian hoped to acclimate his younger players to the type of conditions they would face once Sept. 4 and BYU become a reality.
Jake Locker and Co. certainly impressed at Husky Stadium in limited work. But the bulk of the scrimmage was handled by freshmen and sophomores, who are continuing to accelerate the learning curve it takes to play college football. Whether it be the rainbow lob from quarterback Keith Price to receiver Cody Bruns (a 70-yard hookup that resulted in a touchdown), or the audible "pop" that came with a vicious Sean Parker collision, it was clear the underclassmen came to play on Tuesday afternoon.
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The No. 1 offensive unit departed after just two series, but it was enough to show why seemingly every pundit considers Locker as one of the nation's top quarterbacks. The senior from Ferndale, Wash., coolly moved the offense not only with efficiency, but with big-play ability as well, showcased by a 60-yard catch and run from Jermaine Kearse and the 36-yard diving catch from Devin Aguilar to open the scoring.
"I thought we executed pretty well," Locker said. "Obviously we have to go in and watch some film to see how we really did, but I think we got the results we were looking for."
When asked about his offensive line, Locker said the unit has jelled well since camp started. Sarkisian piggy-backed on his quarterback's comments and later singled out linemen Greg Christine as someone who gave exemplary effort in the scrimmage. The Huskies have another scrimmage this Saturday at 3:00 p.m., and then the following week the coaching staff will begin making decisions on the immediate futures of the young players.
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I've been noticing Florida State as a trendy Elite Eight or Final Four pick and I'm hesitant to buy into it. I think too much is being made of their ACC tournament wins over Duke and North Carolina.
1.) In two of their final three regular season games Florida State lost on the road to Miami by 16 despite Miami not having Reggie Johnson. They also lost at home to Duke by 8.
2.) Forget the Duke and North Carolina wins. Miami didn't have their leading scorer and maybe their best player in Durand Scott when Florida State beat them in the first round of the ACC tournament. Then they go on and beat Duke by three and Duke did not have Ryan Kelly. I don't know where Kelly falls in the pecking order for Duke, but there's been games I've watched this year where he's been their best or second best player. It just depends on if he's hitting the three ball or not. And of course they only beat UNC (who obviously didn't have John Henson) by three despite shooting nearly 60% from the field. It's no secret the kind of impact John Henson has on a game, especially on defense. He's the only player in the country on the same level as Anthony Davis in terms of how much he effects a game defensively.
Don't get me wrong, Florida State is talented. And not only are they talented but their rotation is mostly upperclassmen with postseason experience. They already defend well enough to be a Final Four team. I just don't know if they can consistently score the ball well enough to make an Elite Eight or Final Four run.
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2 quick questions before I buy a j3
If i buy a 8gb player and chuck a 32gb micro SD card in it, will it act like a 40 gb player? Or does it partition and only play a specific selected hard drive? If I set it to shuffle will it select from both hard drives? Also is it easy to ad tracks via windows media player to both hard drives, can you select them individually?
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In contrast, if you start your music browse/play process "logically" rather than "physically", i.e. by using the "tags database" (which is developed by the J3 from ALL SONGS located on BOTH internal and external storage), then you have now have complete access to all music on your J3 no matter whether it's on internal or external storage.
So you'll be able to select music by [Artists], or [Albums], or [Genres], or [Years], of [Songs]. And, if you choose [Songs] that means ALL SONG TITLES (i.e ALL of your music collection, on both internal and external storage) as conveyed by the internal "song/title" tag field in each music file, then the "shuffle" mode now will randomly pick songs from this [Songs] playlist, which essentially means from ALL music on your J3 no matter where it lives.
Note that if your music files do NOT have their tags properly built then this tags-based browsing function is inhibited, and those music files which do not have proper "song/title" tag fields will not even show up in the list of music files corresponding to [Songs].
Again, tags-based browsing is a "logical" browse of all music files anywhere, but based on tag fields and not the physical external folder or file names. But the J3 knows where each of those "logical" songs are physically located, by using its tags database.
The J3 is recommended to be set to a USB connection mode of "MSC" (which is the factory default, though you can change it to "MTP" which most J3 users will not recommend for many reasons). In MSC mode, when you plug the USB cable into the PC, Windows will assign two drive letters, one for internal J3 storage and one for external J3 storage.
After that the J3 is simply one (or two) external removable drive(s), with unique drive letter(s). Thus any Windows program that can read/write using drive letters will work 100% successfully with the J3.
NOTE: when running in MSC mode, just like any other removable device that has been assigned Windows drive letters, you must first "safely remove hardware" before unplugging the USB cable, to guarantee that any last remaining data in buffers gets written out to the device before shutting down the connection.
Hope this answers your questions.
The J3 is terrific. It sounds and looks glorious.
Its Jet Effects BBE EQ running "flat/normal" sounds terrific when the J3 is played through your car or home audio system where you have bass/treble etc. tone controls in that secondary system.
Otherwise, if you prefer you can adjust the J3's EQ to your own tastes for your own music, ears, and headphones. It's glorious sounding... especially with FLAC files, or high-quality MP3.
I'd also recommend you investigate the complete set of Kizune-written UCI replacement user interfaces for the J3. They provide considerably enhanced browser and music interfaces, not only looking beautiful but adding significant function and convenience not provided by Cowon.
How to bookmark
Hello guys. Im really new to PMPs and to this forum. I couldn't find a better place for my question. My apologies if I made a mistake.
Ive just got a Cowon J3 and updated its HW ver. To 2.26, downloaded a couple of MP3 books and tried to listen to them. Perfect. As a result I got a question: How can I use a bookmark to further read from it next time? Sorry I couldnt figure it out even with help of the manual. I would appreciate if any one guides me. Thank you.
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Sorry to place one more post. Looking for an answer about the bookmarks on different forums I got across a question how to separate MP3 music and MP3 books. May be I found a solution. Ive just put the books into Audible folder by dragging them, and not syncing through any Media player program. I hope it can be useful to some people. Thank you.
Assuming you're still using the stock Cowon Music interface, page 18 of the PDF manual shows how to add a bookmark:
Press the little down-arrow in the center of the blue title bar over the album art. That will reveal a drop-down sub-menu with five icons on it. The leftmost icon is the "+", which allows you to either (a) add the currently playing music file to Favorites (you can have up to 250 files in Favorites), or (b) set a bookmark for where you are in the currently playing file (up to 250 bookmarks can be set).
When you then tap the "+" you'll get another dropdown sub-menu with the two icons for adding to either Favorites or Bookmarks.
Segregating your true music files under \Music from other audio items such as MP3 books under \Audible is for organizational consistency. In fact the J3 will find music files ANYWHERE THEY ARE LOCATED so from the J3's perspective it really makes no difference. Actually, it makes good sense to me to place audio books under \Audible and music files under \Music.
But if putting your MP3 books someplace other than under \Music also prevents them from getting touched by some sync program on your PC and it works for you, then that's an excellent solution.
Again, the J3 will find all MP3 (and other music files) anywhere they're located.
Same with video files. They, too, can be anywhere, under any folder structure or even in the root under no folder... and the J3 will still find them by their filename extension. Putting music, videos, books, text documents, etc., under a folder structure of your own design is simply a freedom that allows you to organize your J3 however you want. The J3 will still find the files themselves, by examining ALL OF STORAGE and looking for file extensions.
However there is a clever "dynamic playlist" capability from Kizune's Sense (music UCI) and Leaf (browser UCI) that builds on the Cowon Favorites concept. The Cowon firmware allows you to use the "+" button while playing a song or browsing a list, to "add this track to Favorites".
Cowon's Favorites implementation is limited to 250 tracks, but (a) can be added to from music files on either internal or external storage, and (b) can be manually edited. So it's like an on-the-fly built-in special "playlist" that you can add to and delete from as you play music or browse lists of music... but limited to 250 tracks.
Kizune's add-on is to allow you to SAVE the contents of the current Favorites list, in a file you name yourself. You can do this as often as you want, saving each new Favorites list in a new file. You also have editing capability on these previously saved Favorites files.
Then, you can also LOAD the contents of Favorites from any one of these previously saved Favorites files. So the SAVE/LOAD provides kind of a shuttle back and forth between the one "active Favorites list of up to 250 music files" and any of your previously saved "Favorites lists".
==> "Dynamic playlists", which are really user-constructed Favorites lists saved as files and capable of being edited, deleted, re-loaded into Favorites, etc.
Note that these saved "dynamic playlists" are NOT in a form usable on your PC. So you can't edit them through your PC. You can only use the J3 and Kizune's interface to maintain them... i.e. it is a MANUAL PROCESS.
They obviously expected you to figure everything out through these tiny icons and the few words they have expressed... but mostly, I guess, through trial and error. I personally don't it is really very helpful beyond the basics. Certainly doesn't provide and 2nd-level and 3rd-level information or insights, beyond the basic 1st-level "here's how you do it, or here's how you get started doing it". I'm always more than willing to elaborate in detail (and with pictures if appropriate) when I answer a question, and hope that the additional information and editorializing is informative and useful.
In truth, most of us have learned the real ins-and-outs from forums like this, and asking others questions.
Glad to help out.
If you push the "lines icon" (actually, it's officially named the "browser button") at the left side of the blue title bar you will be presented with one of three lists: (a) current playlist with a title showing how you navigated there, (b) "Music Favorites", or (c) "Music Bookmarks". Whichever one of these three you were at when you pressed a music title to enter the player, that is the presentation you'll see again when you push the browser button.
At the left side of the title bar in each of these three presentation there is another icon/button, just where the browser button was initially on the blue title bar of the music player. If you simply tap whatever button appears on the left side of the title bars for the three presentations named above, you will then cycle through all three in sequence.
As I stated, the first presentation you see will be the last one you were at when you tapped on a music file to begin playing it. So that's where you'll be returned to when you first push the browser button on the left side of the music player title bar. But if you keep pushing the button which appears on the left side of each new title bar for that presentation, you'll just cycle through all three possible presentations... list/browser, Music Favorites, and Music Bookmarks.
If you want to just exit this list/browser mode without choosing a new music file to play, but rather you want to simply return back to the music player to continue on the still currently playing track, just tap on the "X" on the right side of the title bars in each of these three presentations.
Hope this answers your question.
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Yes it does. Clear, concise, just to the point, and no stones left unturned. A++. Thank you. As using listening to American books as an a way to improve my English was the main purpose for acquiring the J3 and you appeared to be extremely helpful I just wanted to thank you and tell that that is all for now. But as Russian proverb tells: You are back for a lunch where you had a nice breakfast. (My not very good translation.) There is an one question more.
Is there a way to use the J3 for reading also eBooks? The ideal way would be to follow the printed text while listening to the audio. May be it requires some reprogramming and somebody already did it? I feel that I want perhaps too much, but still no harm done to ask. It was a pleasure to meet and Good luck to you. M.
The J3 does have the ability to support Lyrics and music (LRC files), so I suppose there is a remote possibility your desire might be possible.
But I'll have to leave it to others with more experience on this subject to [hopefully] help you out. Sorry... I have zero experience with this subject.
Glad to have helped you on the other items, however.
Welcome to the J3 club.
thanks dsperber .. i thought that might be the case because it alot of poeple said it was a hard limit however when reading the site i thort they had found a way around it..
the kizune playlist structure now sounds alot like the zunes exept for the limit and the lack of editing on the computer..
hmmm decisions decisions
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O.K. I really appreciated your help. It was a kind of perfect and pleasurable welcome to the J3 club. Thanks. M.
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- Download a copy of development site (in wordpress) + the database into my local machine
- I reconfigured site_url & home in database
The url is myhost/wordpress
htaccess file:
RewriteEngine On RewriteBase /wordpress/ RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule . /wordpress/index.php [L]
I use permalink link: myhost/wordpress/%category%/%postname%/
Issue: the admin end seems working, but the non of the urls are working. It gives me 404 error.
Update: I solved it by adding "AllowOverride All" to apache config. It was changed back to default after upgrade. The lesson for me is: I should look around myself, rather than go too far away from the problem.


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This week's Pick Six is with Parrish Alford, a proud alumnus of Denham Springs High School (Class of 1984) and Ole Miss beat writer for the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal of Tupelo since 2002.
What, in a nutshell, is the magic of Hugh Freeze doing to Ole Miss football? What is working for him that didn't for Houston Nutt?
I think with any coaching change there is some degree of excitement. A fresh start for players, a new opportunity. Some of that is going on. Also, Freeze has really preached accountability and discipline in helping a number of players with academic issues of some sort stay on the team, though not all of them made it. The offense is up-tempo and fun to play and watch. Skill players respond to that. The offensive line was a concern in spring and camp. It has been functional, but protection remains a problem. Defensively, the group started slowly but made great strides after the Texas game in Week Three and that was in time to help the Rebels be competitive in most SEC games, even for stretches of time against Alabama and Georgia, games that eventually turned into lop-sided scores.
Despite their feel good story, the Rebels have let a couple of wins slip off the hook against Texas A&M and, last Saturday, Vanderbilt. What has hurt the Rebels when it comes to sealing the deal, and how much are they smarting from that Vandy loss?
In both games they were unable to get off the field in the second half in crucial situations. They led by 10 and had A&M backed up to the 1. Almost got a safety out of it, but when they didn't, the Aggies converted a third-and-almost 20 and went on to drive 99 yards and steal momentum. Vanderbilt was 6-for-10 on third-down conversions in the second half.
What about quarterback Bo Wallace has him playing so well?
Wallace is accurate and mobile. He's not a runner with the speed of a Johnny Manziel, but he's not a stiff. He's begun to evade pressure better. When the run game is working, he'll make gains of 4 or 5 yards that might be longer for faster players. His interceptions have often been a result of poor decisions, but he's improved on that of late. His receivers are starting to blossom as well. Early on it was all about Donte Moncrief. Now Vince Sanders and Ja-Mes Logan have emerged.
With LSU's offense apparently finding its long-sought balance the last two games and Ole Miss' issues in pass defense, what can the Rebels try to do to slow the Tigers' down?
Ole Miss really needs to slow down the run game. They've been better with that the last two games. Georgia's Todd Gurley had a 100-yard game, but collectively the Bulldogs averaged about 3.3 yards a carry, Vanderbilt 2.9. Selling out to stop the run may create opportunities for Zach Mettenberger, and the Rebels are young, inexperienced and not altogether healthy on the back end. Still, stopping or slowing the run has to be the first priority. Mettenberger has been really good for two games. There's a much larger and successful body of work for the LSU run game.
What do you think are the Rebels' chances of signing Robert Nkemdiche, the nation's top-rated recruiting prospect?
The recruitniks I talk to believe it will happen. Having his brother, Denzel Nkemdiche, on the team is a big deal made even bigger by the fact that Denzel isn't just "on the team." He's having a great year. The mother likes the idea of the brother's playing together, and they would really be "playing" together.
After five years, do Ole Miss fans know what the Magnolia Bowl is and do they care?
I hear much more talk about the rivalry and the history of the series than I do the Magnolia Bowl. I think I read something about it in the game notes. I do remember seeing the trophy a few years ago and it didn't strike me as very impressive.


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See also Lazy.
The give-up-on-life pants. See also Lazy.
Too lazy to peel hard-boiled eggs? Try pre-peeled. See also Lazy.
There's no longer a need to turn your wrist. Simply stick your tongue out. See also Dessert, Lazy.
Too lazy to go to the gym? Well, you're both pathetic and in luck. The Ab Enhancer is 3-by-3 frame you press on your stomach that supposedly shapes your stomach into a six-pack. See also Exercise, Lazy.
For those motivated to play Spin the Bottle but too lazy to find a bottle and empty it. See also Lazy.
Are you too lazy to mop the floor? Well these slippers are perfect for you! See also Lazy.
For those who find the act of gently swirling a spoon too much effort. See also Lazy.
Oprah Winfrey coined this word meaning a person who does not care about themselves, e.g. wears the same pair of jeans with holes for a month, never brushes hair, etc. See also Lazy.
To leisurely watch the passage of boats from he bank of a canal, lock or bridge, to observe things idly. See also Lazy.


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Watch Rihanna geeking out over Star Trek
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Fan girl Riri.
A filmmaker you need to know about, Lars Von Trier: the depression trilogy
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He said "political correctness kills discussion", so let's discuss that.
The best bathroom scenes in cinema
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"I'm going to powder my nose"
The best Hawaiian shirts in movies
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From Romeo to Tony Montana.
Cinema's most brutal break ups
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No love.
Five masterpieces of LGBT cinema
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Five of the greatest modern movies.
Cinema's messiest love triangles
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Thrice the fun.
Five 90s European Films You Have To See
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Love, drugs, sex, grief and fighting.
Seven cult films from the 2000s
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Films that influenced a generation.
The aesthetics of Summer films across three countries
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Art-house films from Mexico, The UK and The US all present a very different view of summertime: road trips, council estates and Spring break.
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Déjà Vu with Colin Morgan
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The twisted wisdom of trainspotting
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"1,000 years from now there will be no guys and no girls, just wankers."
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As Population Ages, Disclosure Forms Become Key
Financial adviser Gordon Bernhardt could tell his senior-aged client was having memory problems: The man had called his office two days in a row to ask the same question about an investment.
So Bernhardt asked the client's wife, who was also named on the account, to begin participating in all conversations. "She volunteered that it wasn't her strength and she wanted her son to be involved," says Bernhardt, president of fee-only Bernhardt Wealth Management in McLean, Va.
Bernhardt couldn't simply start calling the son, however. First, he had to have his clients sign a document giving him permission to send their son copies of his parents' account statements and to discuss their finances.
As baby boomers age, advisers will increasingly face clients showing signs of diminished mental capacity. To avoid lawsuits or running afoul of securities regulations and state privacy laws, advisers need prior approval before sharing any financial information with a client's family or friends.
The sometimes tricky issue is when to seek that authorization.
Steven Thomas, former chief compliance examiner for the state of South Dakota, recommends that advisers discuss a third-party disclosure form with all clients when they start a relationship. Raising the topic later, when the client is older, can be difficult.
Back in the mid-2000s, when Thomas was a regulator, most advisers hadn't even thought about the issue, he says. Today, many advisers who regularly work with seniors use disclosure forms, says Thomas, now director of Lexington Compliance, a division of RIA In A Box.
He recalls a broker whose client not only provided a list of people who could be contacted about his account, but also specific instructions on who the broker couldn't speak to — in this case, an ex-wife.
But many advisers still aren't planning ahead, Thomas says, particularly those who deal with mostly younger clients.
Some attorneys say that an adviser doesn't need permission simply to alert family members about a client's possible memory issues. However, since that conversation is likely to lead to a discussion of finances, it's best to have written authorization beforehand.
And age doesn't need to be the focus when broaching the idea of a disclosure form with a client, says New York-based elder law and estate planning attorney Wendy Sheinberg. A sudden illness or accident could require an adviser to reach out to a family member, as could abnormal activity in an account at a time when the client is on vacation and unreachable.
The authorization can be tailored to be as broad or specific as the client wants, but it should be put in writing. It can even be drafted into a limited durable power of attorney, Sheinberg says. However, she notes that any disclosure agreement should be reviewed by an adviser's legal department to make sure it doesn't violate regulations.
A fuller version of this story ran January 26, 2012 for subscribers to Dow Jones Newswires at DJ NewsPlus, where other columns also can be found.


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Capsule, Mercury, MR-3
On May 5, 1961, Alan Shepard became the first American in space in this Mercury capsule. He named it "Freedom 7," the number signifying the seven Mercury astronauts; NASA called the mission Mercury-Redstone 3 (MR-3). Lofted by a Redstone rocket, Shepard and his capsule attained a maximum speed of 5180 mph and rose to an altitude of 116 miles. The sub-orbital flight lasted 15 minutes and 28 seconds. Freedom 7 parachuted into the sea 302 miles from the launch pad at Cape Canaveral, Florida, and was retrieved by helicopter, along with Shepard.
NASA gave "Freedom 7" to the Smithsonian in October 1961, the first manned spacecraft accessioned into the National Collection. It is also the only Mercury capsule of the original type flown by an astronaut. It has small portholes instead of a window over the head of the astronaut, and the main hatch lacks explosive bolts for emergency escape.
Transferred from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Astronaut
- Alan B. Shepard Jr.
- Manufacturer
- McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
- Type
- SPACECRAFT-Manned
- Materials
- Skin & Structure: Titanium
- Shingles: Nickel-steel alloy; Berylium shingles
- Ablation Shield: Glass fibers, resin
- Dimensions
- Overall: 9 ft. 5 in. tall x 6 ft. 1 in. diameter, 2422 lb. (287 x 185.4cm, 1098.6kg)
- Capsule Only ( not including stand) : 93-1/4" H
- Support (at base): 6 ft. 1 in. diameter (185.4cm)
- Weight: 2316 lbs. (approximation)
- Title
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Mercury Spacecraft
The first U.S. spaceship was a cone-shaped one-man capsule with a cylinder mounted on top. Two meters (6 ft, 10 in) long, 1.9 meters (6 ft, 2 1/2 in) in diameter, a 5.8 meter (19 ft, 2 in) escape tower was fastened to the cylinder of the capsule. The blunt end was covered with an ablative heat shield to protect it against the 3000 degree heat of entry into the atmosphere.
The Mercury program used two launch vehicles: A Redstone for the suborbital and an Atlas for the four orbital flights. Prior to the manned flights, unmanned tests of the booster and the capsule, carrying a chimpanzee, were made. Each astronaut named his capsule and added the numeral 7 to denote the teamwork of the original astronauts.


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The Gap Yah Plannah
Following on from the Youtube hit that immediately went viral comes Orlando's literary debut, The Gap Yah Plannah.
Narrated by the crass philistine Orlando, a creation of Oxford graduate Matt Lacey, The Gap Yah Plannah skips from country to country through 'chunderous' anecdotes and 'banterous' snippets of advice for the fellow gap yah travellah.
Complete with pictures and sketches, the plannah is an addictive read, fast-paced and never once without humour, or banter, as Orlando would prefer it. It does away with pretences of spirituality and culture, although greatly encourages potential travellers to boast about such things, and instead meditates not on the meaning of life but on the 'cash-lash ratio' of the developing world (where less cash for more lash, or alcohol, is desirable). Orlando details his travels through a web of hilarious phrases and words that are guaranteed to make you ROFL. Referring to himself as the 'Archbishop of Banterbury', to Australia as 'Land Down Chunder' and to hangovers as being in 'Alice in Chunderland', the humour is unremitting.
Through Orlando, Lacey has punctured the heart of the culture of the undeserved privileged and made it farcical. An incidental critique of the upper echelons of society as much as a piece of entertainment, The Gap Yah Plannah uses as its source of humour the kind of person we all at least know one of. If you have found yourself gritting your teeth at the 'spiritual' Facebook status, the iPad slideshows or the repeated declarations of having 'found' oneself, then this book will give you the satisfying relief of knowing that you're not alone, and permit you to LOL at the Gap Yah.


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Release Date: 2007-08-24 (NY)
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Rating: NR
Duration: 1hr 35min
Forty-year-old Andreas arrives in a strange city with no memory of how he got there. He is presented with a job, an apartment--even a wife. As he explores his new surroundings, Andreas realizes he has arrived in his after-life and must escape.
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- Written by Per Schreiner
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Video: RTD opens west light rail line, April 26, 2013
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RTD opens the West light rail line Friday, April 26, 2013. The West line's inaugural train broke through a banner as it arrived at the the Jefferson County Golden station this morning before officials performed a ribbon cutting.
The long-anticipated $707-million light-rail line — once known as the West Rail Line — is RTD's newest light rail line and the first corridor completed under the metro-wide FasTracks commuter rail project. The voter-approved $7.8 billion FasTracks program is the largest transit expansion in the nation.
Hundreds gathered at the Jefferson County Golden station Friday, April 26, 2013, to celebrate the opening of the West line.
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2014 – 15 DC Stoddert Travel Tryouts
How many tryouts should I attend?
It is recommended that players attend all scheduled tryout sessions so the travel coaching staff can have the best opportunity to evaluate the player.
How are players evaluated?
Players are evaluated based on their technical ability with the ball, tactical/game awareness, decision making, and ability to compete athletically. During the tryout process, evaluations from multiple travel program coaches will be taken into account to ensure that the decisions being made are fair and objective for each prospective player participating in the tryout sessions.
What should players bring to tryouts?
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Do I need to register for tryouts?
Yes – Everyone should register for tryouts. This gives us your contact information so we can contact you with any changes or necessary notifications.
Is there a fee involved?
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How do I know what age group my child belongs in?
You can see what age group your child belongs to by checking the Age Group Matrix
What happens if a tryout is cancelled?
If a tryout is cancelled it will be made up on the next available date. It is important that you are registered for tryouts so you can receive notifications about cancelled sessions and make up dates.
How will I know if I make a Travel team?
All tryout results will be posted on the club website: www.stoddert.com. Your child will be identified by the number given to them at tryouts and not by name. The office does not keep track of individual tryout numbers so please remember your number.


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It doesn't get any realer than this, my friends.
This weekend's Hack is one that I've honestly never heard of before — in fact I just stumbled upon doing it myself by accident!
One morning, while preparing a delicious bowl of homemade yogurt, I reached into my freezer for some frozen organic raspberries to put on top. Growing up in the Pacific Northwest, I think it's practically a crime to have to buy bags of frozen berries from Lord-knows-where picked who-knows-when in a place far, far away. Nevertheless, when you live on a tropical island, it's either a bag of the frozen ones, or nothing. And I have a never-ending love affair with my berries, no matter where I reside on this earth. So they are always at least in the freezer.
Now, I like to crumble up my frozen raspberries as I toss them in there, to more evenly distribute their tangy goodness throughout my yogurt bowl — those frozen bags are danged expensive, and I try to conserve.
So on this one morning, after eating up my berryfied yogurt, I noticed a spot on my face in which I had itched an itch (with my raspberry-stained hands).
It was… pink!
Sheer, rosy pink.
It looked… hmm… remarkably similar in hue to my $29-dollar-a-teeny-bottle of department store lip and cheek stain!
Heyyy….waiiit a second…
Juicy treat…
Chemically-laden, super-expensive, petroleum-based artificiality…
What a discovery!
"A cheek stain blush, made out of food! I shall do this, on purpose!" I thought.
And so, I did.
Here's how I use frozen raspberries, as makeup.
Raspberry Blush
- Take a raspberry, frozen or fresh, and squish with fingers.
- Rub the ruby juice into the apples of your cheeks, and lips if desired. Eat the rest of the berry.
- Let it dry, then you may need to wipe off any little fiber-y pieces that may be stuck onto your cheek. Or not. You'll probably look even more delicious.
And that's it!
If you have a juicer, or even just want to strain some smooshed berries through a cheesecloth or something, you could probably streamline this process by preparing some non-pulpy/fibery raspberry juice and keeping it in a small container in the fridge to use.
How bout that, Hippies? Food to beautify your face.
Who woulda' thunk?
P.S. — does anyone know how to get raspberry stains out of clothes?? 😉
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A near record crowd packed the Seward County Activity Center on Sunday May 2nd, as the community celebrated Cinco De Mayo. The festivities kicked off with a large downtown parade at 1:30pm, with the festivities at the Activity Center beginning at 2:30pm. The was a Mariachi band from Denver that entertained the diverse crowd, and a Zumba demonstration that encouraged several observers to join in the dance demonstration. Also on the day there was a salsa making contest and a jalapeno eating contest, singers and several community sponsored booths. The highlight of the afternoon was the crowning of the Cinco De Mayo queen. Competing for the title, cash, prizes and scholarships were Brianna Lucero, Gaby Marquez, Eliza Pacheco, Ariana Paral, Yasel Manriquez, Erika Pacheco, and Veronica Baray. The new 2010 Cinco De Mayo Queen is Erika Pacheco. Activities continued throughout the afternoon, as things wound down around 6:00pm.
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Details: A single student sat at a table and read from her notes about what is in the air that can be detrimental to humans, both inside and outside buildings. She mentioned dust, mold problems in two local school rooms, smoke, cleaning fumes, car exhaust, and why air seems cleaner outdoors, up in the mountains. This student gave a very thorough presentation even though her partner did show up at the last minute.
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Re: webdav webapp is not relinquishing disk space
Greg Schueler <greg <at> dtosolutions.com>
Ok, for installations that have already been configured to use the FileDataStore, what is the simplest solution to invoking the garbage collection? It's not clear to me how I can go about doing that. Do I have to modify the existing webapp/servlet code to add this custom service and rebuild it? or is it possible to do this via RMI? On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 2:58 PM, Alexander Klimetschek <aklimets <at> day.com>wrote: > On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 22:04, Greg Schueler <greg <at> dtosolutions.com> > wrote: > > I see, so as it stands the webdav webapp cannot really be used > "standalone" > > as a simple file based WebDAV repository solution, because it requires > > custom code to in actualy delete files? > > You don't have to use the data store - you can use a bundle > persistence manager only, with eg. blob store option on. The data > store is optimized for the typical content repository case, where > deletions are seldom and things are kept/archived for a long(er) time. > > > Regards, > Alex > > -- > Alexander Klimetschek > alexander.klimetschek <at> day.com >


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- Commit to a timetable for achieving New Zealand's commitment to 0.7 percent gross national income (GNI) spent on aid by 2015
- Retain autonomy for New Zealand's International Aid and Development Agency
- Focus New Zealand aid on the poorest and most vulnerable areas of the Pacific, Timor Leste and Papua
Why should NZ commit to 0.7 percent of GNI spent on aid?
As many as 1.4 billion people in the developing world (one in four) are living in extreme poverty, on less than US$1.25 a day, according to the World Bank. If you take one of our closest neighbours, Vanuatu, at least 40 percent of the population lives below the National Basic Needs Poverty Line.
Oxfam believes New Zealand can do better. We need do our fair share in the fight on global poverty, especially in the Pacific, by reaching 0.7 percent Gross National Income (GNI) for overseas development by 2015. WE may not feel rich but New Zealand is collectively the 20th richest country per head out of 177 countries in the world, so we can afford to help the poorest in other countries. Moreover, a 2007 survey undertaken by UMR Research found that 76 percent of New Zealanders supported giving Overseas Development Assistance (ODA) and more than 60 percent of New Zealanders supported meeting the 0.7percent target.
We should not only give aid because of a moral commitment to help others, but helping others in other countries will also make this a safer and more secure world for all. We welcome the recent increase in ODA in recent years but New Zealand was still only ranked 17th out of the 22 OECD countries for overseas aid spending per capita in 2007 as a proportion of national income.
Why should NZAID keep its current level of autonomy ?
NZAID (New Zealand's International Aid and Development Agency) was established in 2002 with a certain amount of independence from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT). The establishment of a separate aid agency enabled NZAID to develop better policies and practices. The current National government re-integrated NZAID back into MFAT.