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Handmade Recycled Baseball Glove iPhone Case
We introduced lots of well-crafted protective cases for iPhone, but if you're a big fan of baseball, the following handmade recycled baseball glove iPhone case may draw your more attention.
Lifesaver iPhone Case Focuses on Your Safety
Many protective cases for iPhone provide extra functions such as card holder, integrated stand, while Lifesaver iPhone case focuses on your safety. If you're curious, let's go on checking.
Driftwood iPhone Docking Station
You'd better tell your wife not to throw the wood into the fireplace. It's a docking station for your iPhone 5/5s or iPhone 4/4S. If you like eco-friendly design, let's go on checking.
The iPhone Friendly Binoculars
You can use a pair of normal binoculars to watch games, but if you also want to capture clear photos with your iPhone, the following iPhone friendly binoculars may be suitable for you.
Hard Graft Heritage iPhone Wallet
Hard graft recently released a new iPhone wallet for iPhone 5 and iPhone 4/4S. It you need a stylish and premium way to hold your iPhone and other essentials, the Heritage iPhone wallet may be able to catch your eyes.
The Shutter Release Grip with Backup Battery for iPhone
Want a more comfortable way to take photos with your iPhone? Take a look at the shutter release grip with backup battery, it may be a nice idea.
Vaavud Wireless Wind Meter for Smartphone
You can easily check wind speed via installed forecast app on your iPhone or Android phone, but if you want to know real-time wind speed, the following Vaavud wireless wind meter may be more suitable for you.
KITO iPhone 4 Case Kit
We introduced lots of nice protective cases for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S, but if you like various model kits, the following KITO iPhone 4 case kit may be able to draw your more attention.


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Every day there are thousands of homeless pets in shelters in metro Atlanta who all have the same wish - a forever home. They are dreaming of waking up in a home where they are loved and cherished and are a member of the family.
Each week I will be featuring pets from local shelters and rescue groups who want to be your furry forever friend. These adorable sweethearts want nothing more than their very own human and a warm place to sleep at night.
Today's featured pet is Elrod from Furkids. Elrod is a seven-year old silver tabby kitty. Here is a message from Elrod that he posted on the Furkids Facebook page recently:
I am a handsome big silver tabby boy with tan markings on my face that outline my eyes and around my cheeks. I love to talk and I'm also very curious about my environment. I am on the go checking out every nook and cranny of my surroundings. I enjoy the company of people, so I am seeking a home with a family that will give me lots of attention and petting. Please consider providing me a place to call my own. Apply to meet me today!
Click here to see a video of Elrod at the Furkids Shelter.
Click here if you are interested in adopting Elrod or another cat from Furkids.
Click here to see all of the cats available for adoption from Furkids.
Click here to see the Furkids Adoption Center locations in metro Atlanta.
In 2013, Furkids saved 1,597 dogs and cats and found forever homes for 1,351 dogs and cats. As of April 30 of this year, Furkids has saved 811 animals and adopted out 581 animals. Click here to read more about Furkids' mission and history.

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The American Film Institute is one of the oldest, most prestigious film schools in Los Angeles. Some of their alumni read like a who's who in Hollywood with names like David Lynch and Meryl Streep being two of many examples of AFI alum that are now household names here in the United States and around the world. When they make an announcement that they are now accepting submissions of documentaries, animated, experimental and short films (some of the things on this list fall into more than one category) up and coming filmmakers generally take great notice. This year's early submission deadline is June 27, 2014 with a submission fee of $30.00 for short films and $50.00 for feature length films. The final submission deadline is August 8, 2014 with a $55.00 fee for short films and a $75.00 fee for feature link films. AFI has defined a "feature length film" as anything over 30 minutes in length. All film submissions must be in DVD format in order to be accepted.
You don't really need to be a "Hollywood insider" to know that the work they do at the AFI has advanced the art of filmmaking perhaps more than any other institution in Hollywood. They continually fulfill their mission statement to "preserve the history of the motion picture, to honor the artists and their work and to educate the next generation of storytellers."


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P.F. Chang's China Bistro Restaurant Review: Sure, it's a chain, but it's a notably good one. Case in point: each P.F. Chang's China Bistro outpost is adorned with T'ang Dynasty-inspired sculptures and twelfth-century Chinese murals depicting life in that era. The menu is large and potentially overwhelming, but servers know their stuff; trust them to guide you. Try the lemon chicken, Szechwan beef, Chang's spicy chicken and dan dan noodles. The special dipping sauces are created tableside. There's a full bar churning out specialty cocktails, including the organic agave margarita, Patron and agave nectar, shaken with fresh lime juice. An assortment of saké, beer and wine is available as well.
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Duke TIP Explore Testers pictured (front row, left to right): Carlo Spencer and Carrington Turner, (back row, left to right) Princess Bailey, Adina Holloway, Valerie Holt and Valencia Williams were among the fifth and sixth graders participating in Duke University's Talent Search Program on Jan. 25. This above-level testing experience provides insight into individual student academic abilities by providing personal measures in English, math, reading and science. As a fourth, fifth or sixth grade student with strong intellectual abilities and a qualifying score at or above 95 percent on a national standard achievement test qualifies students this opportunity. The Explore test also provides eighth grade invaluable testing experience, which will serve students in middle school, high school and beyond. Further information is available at: www.tip.duke.edu/456gts.
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Durham continues to be celebrated as an entrepreneurial community and is attracting events that reflect it. Entrepreneurs from across the country will be in Durham today to discuss industry innovation, job creation, and the Fourth sector. Governor Beverly Purdue is hosting the 2011 Governor's Entrepreneurship Summit at the the Durham Convention Center through Thursday, September 22. This year's theme is "Breaking the Mold".
Featured speakers include Martin Eakes of Self-Help Credit Union, Donna Fenn of Inc.com and Louis Foreman of Enventys. A few Durham-based speakers include Anne Claire Broughton of SJF Institute, Dorian Bolden of Beyu Cafe', Dr. Jean Orelien of SciMetrika and Rachel Weeks of School House.
Door registration begins at 2 pm today and costs $140 for the full conference. Additional options include attendance on Wednesday-only for $50 or Thursday-only for $125.
Started in 2006, the NC Entrepreneurship Summit strives to: increase entrepreneurship education, encourage business to business networking, widen access to financing, contribute to high-quality support systems and lead in policy and community support for entrepreneurs.
Follow the Summit on Twitter @NCEntreSummit and add to the conversation with hashtag #NCEntreSummit.
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Typically, to convert stereo to mono, I would load up the audio files, one by one, into my favorite free audio editor (Audacity), and take it from there. But the obvious problem with this approach when you need to transform multiple files is that it can be very time consuming. Instead, I needed to find →
Free Giveaway: AudioGrail, a comprehensive audio file toolbox
Another week, another great giveaway. This time around it's AudioGrail, a complete, all-in-one toolkit for working with audio files. The nice people at KSoft are making the complete, full version of this program available free of charge for 3 days, from Jun 5rd until end of day on June 7th. AudioGrail can organize your MP3s, →
Play and organize your music on Android with MixZing Media Player
MixZing Media Player is a great application for Android OS 1.5 or higher, that will allow you to manage, play, and otherwise interact with your music, video, and playlist files on your Android device. It is free to download and use, and has tons of useful features, such as audio tag editing, acoustic fingerprint identification →
Organize your multimedia with Banshee
Banshee is an open source freeware multimedia manager that will help you organize and centralize your media. It is loaded with tons of options for sorting, organizing and playing your music and video files, and even has a nifty 'favorites' feature that tracks what files you play most often and remembers them for use in →
Interact with your music with Jajuk Advanced Jukebox
Do you have gigabytes worth of music files? Have trouble finding the one you want at a given moment? Want to get album covers and lyrics for the tracks you own? Jajuk Advanced Jukebox is free software that can help you with all this and more. [Note: this post was written by Freewaregenius contributor B.C. →
Convert audio formats, combine audio files, and extract audio tracks from videos with Freemake Audio Converter
Now that your entire music collection, your audio books, and videos, (and even your family recordings from when you were eight) are on a hard drive, you might want to have a dependable, user-friendly tool to convert across different audio formats, as well as for performing various tasks such as merging audio files or extracting →


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MONTREAL—Luka Magnotta, the fame-seeking Canadian who got his wish the lazy way—by allegedly killing, mutilating, beheading, fucking, cannibalizing and then dismembering a lover, all the while videotaping the highlights—apparently cannot stomach a truly public recitation of his evil deeds. In court today during a hearing to assess whether enough evidence exists to proceed to trial, Magnotta collapsed to the ground as a video monitor played the evidence against him.
Even before collapsing, according to the National Post, the 30-year-old was exhibiting strange behavior, as he "held his hand over his mouth, as if he felt ill. His eyes were closed for much of the session," and "appeared to wipe tears, behind his glasses, several times. His head remained down during much of the session."
His lawyers actually went to check on him, "and gazed at Magnotta across the glass-enclosed defendant's box in the special high-security courtroom where the case is being heard."
Ten minutes into the video presentation part of hearing, he signaled to a bailiff and asked to request a break.
"The bailiff raised his finger for permission to speak and asked the judge for a five-minute pause," the Post reported. "The judge agreed to an extended break for lunch.
"That's when Magnotta stood up and collapsed to the floor."
According to the Daily Mail, after Magnotta collapsed, curled into a fetal position, the Crown prosecutor told guards outside the courtroom, "You might want to make room for an ambulance. Somebody's collapsed."
The hearing was suspended for the day.
As AVN has previously reported, Magnotta now stands accused of first degree murder in the 2012 slaying of his lover Jun Lin.


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Michelle "Micki" Glenn wasn't just scuba diving for fun. She and the 20 other tourists aboard Sea Dancer, a 120-foot dive boat, were on a mission: to photograph sharks off uninhabited French Cay in Turks and Caicos. They were all relaxing after the first dive of the day when someone suggested they snorkel for a while. Glenn, then a 41-year-old radiology technologist, was the manager of her husband Mike's practice as an orthopedic surgeon; among the others living on board were Randy Samberson, a vascular surgeon, and Libba Shaw, a nurse in an intensive care unit.
Drifting below the surface, Glenn was not surprised to see a seven-foot female shark just beneath her fins. Mike, who'd put on scuba gear, had swum deeper, taking photographs in the cathedral light that fell through the bright blue water and faded to dark purple and then black as it dropped away to the benthic deep. Five days into the trip, Glenn had become accustomed to having sharks nearby. It was one of those unconscious adaptations that we make all the time, but this was not a good one. Glenn's emotional system had relabeled sharks—formerly something to fear—as fascinating creatures. "I love animals," she tells me. A lifelong equestrian, Glenn says she saw the sharks as "powerful, graceful—it was like watching horses."
The female shark stopped beneath Glenn's fins and changed direction. Then the animal moved slowly upright, aligning its body vertically with hers. The shark brushed its sandpaper skin against Glenn's leg and slid all the way up her body until the two were staring at each other: "I was looking right into her eye, just inches away, this beautiful gray eye with a vertical pupil set in gray skin. I saw the slit of her mouth, and the hair was standing up on the back of my neck. I thought I was the luckiest person ever." Glenn held her breath as the shark moved slowly against her, then bent its head to the left, flicked its tail gently and glided away like a mythical mermaid.
"It was almost like a caress," she says. "Very deliberate."
Glenn let out her breath, then felt a powerful surge of water as the animal flipped around and took her right arm in its mouth. The shark's upper rows of teeth were across Glenn's back all the way to the spine. She felt no pain, only pressure. Like a razor, the lower jaw sliced through her breast. The upper jaw took the entire posterior half of her armpit. Then the shark began thrashing with such force that Glenn suffered whiplash. At the same time, she was trying to power her left hand around to strike the animal and drive it off. Finally, the shark planed away and slid beneath the boat, taking with it a huge chunk of meat. It was about 8 in the morning on a beautiful sunny day, November 14, 2002.
Glenn poked her head up out of the water, which was now not just red but deep, deep crimson. Looking around, she saw four other sharks. She also saw the ragged flesh and bare humerus bone of her upper arm. "I was beyond terror," she says. Glenn began kicking as hard as she could toward the boat, paddling with her uninjured left arm. Nearby, Mike was struggling to get free of his scuba gear.
Glenn looked behind her. "The water was so red, I couldn't see my arm," she says. "Then I saw this thing jerking behind me, and I stopped for a second." A chalky white creature was following her closely, and as it moved toward her, she saw that it was her own hand, which had been paralyzed by the attack.
Her friend Nancy Birchett, who had been snorkeling nearby, reached Glenn when she was nearly at the boat and helped propel her aboard. As Glenn lay on the stern in the bright sunshine, the chances that she would survive were fading fast. The chunk that the shark had taken out—her armpit and part of her shoulder—contained a rich nest of blood vessels, and she was hemorrhaging.


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On this Memorial Day, we are to remember those who gave their lives for us. Heroes who were killed in the line of duty, at war, and also prisoners of war deserve our honor and our remembrance. We honor them each Memorial Day, and their loved ones remember them and think of them often throughout the year.
There is one who is worthy of our remembrance and our honor each and every day. He was a Soldier in God's army, and He like many we honor on Memorial Day, gave His life for us. Unlike our lost loved ones, He rose from the dead three days later, and sits at the right hand of the Father in glory. He is now the Commander in Chief of God's army, and every knee shall bow before Him. This Soldier is Jesus Christ, the Son of Almighty God, the Sacrificial Lamb, and the Savior of the world.
This Memorial Day as we honor our fallen heroes, remember that our Hero has risen and sits in glory. He died that we may live, and that we may live abundantly. Our soldiers that have passed on died that we might live abundantly, that we may live with the freedom that the brave soldiers of the past purchased with their blood. Jesus not only purchased our freedom with His blood, He purchased us. He paid the price for our sin so that we can be joint heirs with Him in glory. Let us not forget that.
To the fallen heroes of this country, thank you for your brave sacrifice. To the families of these heroes, thank you for bringing up heroes, and may God give you peace and comfort every day for the rest of your lives, until you meet again.
Until next time may God bless and keep you, and may His face shine upon you. To our Lord be praise and honor and glory and power, forever and ever. Amen.
"Therefore God exalted him to the highest place and gave him the name that is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth." - Philippians 2:9-10


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Colorado Nationals Cyclocross Coverage
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Below are the stats of how Colorado is doing at this years National Cyclocross Championships. Please add a comment if you have new breaking news! Check out how 2009 Nationals went for Colorado
Friday's Events Full Results
- 1st Nicole Duke, women's 30-35
- 1st Karen Hogan, women's 45-49
- 2nd Shannon Gibson women's 45-49
- 2nd Brooke Watts men's 55-59
- 1st Martha Iverson women's 60-64
- 1st Walter Axthelm men's 75-79
- 2nd Mina Anderberg women's 13-14
- 1st Ashley Zoerner women's 10-12
- 3rd Denzel Stephenson men's 10-12
- 1st Gage Hecht men's 13-14
- 3rd Ben Hogan men's 13-14
- 2nd Zack Gould men's 15-16
- 3rd Jane Finsterwald, 3rd, Women's 50-54 (unconfirmed)
- 2nd Loren Hettinger, 2nd, Men's 70-74 (unconfirmed)
Saturday's Events Full Results
- 1st Pete Webber, men's 40-44
- 2nd Brandon Dwight, men's 40-44
- 3rd Jon Cariveu, men's 40-44
- 1st Jon Baker, men's 35-39
- 1st Danny Summerhill men's U23
- 1st Matt Pacocha men's 30-34
Sunday's Events Full Results
- 1st Katie Compton women's Elite
- 1st Todd Wells men's Elite
- 2nd Georgia Gould women's Elite
- 3rd Meredith Miller women's Elite
- 2nd Chris Hurst Men's D1 Collegiate (unconfirmed)
- 1st Daimeon Shanks Clydesdale (unconfirmed)
- 2nd Fort Lewis Omnium Collegiate
2010 Cyclocross Nationals (Bend Oregon) - Jon Baker Post Race
2010 Cyclocross Nationals (Bend Oregon) - Pete Webber Post Race
2010 Cyclocross Nationals (Bend Oregon) - Brandon Dwight Post Race
2010 Cyclocross Nationals (Bend Oregon) - Nicole Duke Post Race
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Jane Finsterwald, 3rd, W50-54
Loren Hettinger, 2nd, M70-74
Points: 42
Which day did they race?
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I don't see their names in the results. Thanks for the mention, I added them to the list.
Points: 59
Not Jeremy's day - crash video
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Points: 41
Cross results
Submitted by Mike (not verified) on
Hmm, great Colorado results at Nationals. I think a good arguement NOT to change the Colorado schedule. (As proposed to be "more in line with the rest of the world")
Points: 29
Read about how Peter did it
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Junior running back Trent Richardson, for the second time in his Alabama career, will be featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated when the weekly magazine hits newsstands Thursday. Richardson also appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated last September for the cover story centering around breakout players and answered questions from week one. This marks the 11th time Alabama has been the center of an SI cover since head coach Nick Saban arrived in Tuscaloosa in January of 2007. The Crimson Tide was also featured on the cover in the wake of the April 27 tornados that ripped through Tuscaloosa. Some of the more memorable Alabama SI covers during the Saban era include Glen Coffee's cover after the 2008 Clemson game, Mark Ingram's "Pride of the Tide" cover on his Heisman candidacy, the cover story on Alabama's win over Florida in the 2009 SEC Championship featuring Colin Peek and Ingram's second appearance on the cover after the 2009 BCS National Championship victory over Texas in the Rose Bowl.


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NASCAR will honor its loyal supporters by hosting a free Fan Appreciation Day at its Hall of Fame February 1.
"Our sport is unique in many ways, starting with our fans -- the most loyal fans in all of sports," exclaimed NASCAR Chairman and CEO Brian France. "Any successes we have start with our fans, which is why we always look for opportunities to give back."
In addition to meeting such stars as Dale Earnhardt Jr., Greg Biffle, Denny Hamlin and 17 other NASCAR national series drivers, as well as Class of 2014 Hall of Fame inductees Jack Ingram, Dale Jarrett and Maurice Petty, fans will be treated (without charge) to a number of new exhibits including a Champions exhibit honoring Jimmie Johnson, Austin Dillon and Matt Crafton; a "Memorable Moments" display featuring recent significant NASCAR milestones; a revamped Glory Road exhibit, and newly "rewrapped" Gen-6 racing simulators, as well as "artifacts from the Class of 2014."
Note: Hall of Fame will close following NASCAR Fan Appreciation Day for a special Junior Johnson Midnight Moon Sign & Shine. The event will feature a private Q&A and autograph session with Junior Johnson and other NASCAR Hall of Famers, and a free tasting at the Midnight Moon moonshine bar. Fans purchasing NASCAR Hall of Fame memberships at NASCAR Fan Appreciation Day will have access to the event.
The NASCAR Hall of Fame is located at 400 E. Martin Luther King Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28202. For more information call them at 704 654-4400/888 902-6463.*


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Update, 8 p.m. EDT: P&O Australia's Pacific Dawn has arrived at Sydney. New South Wales health officials have cleared the ship and passengers have disembarked without being quarantined. Pacific Dawn's next cruise does not depart until Thursday.
(May 30) -- P&O Cruises Australia's Pacific Dawn arrived in Brisbane today (Saturday) and the cruise line confirmed that at this point, no passengers have tested positive for swine flu.
The ship is now headed south to Sydney, where it will arrive on Monday -- three days ahead of schedule.
Samples from passengers had been taken ashore for testing, after three crewmembers were diagnosed with the virus. The swabs came back negative. The crew members have now recovered, but remain in isolation.
The cruise ship originally left Sydney on Monday for a 10-night Queensland itinerary. This has since been altered with the ship having to remain at sea, only docking Gladstone in North Queensland to drop off swabs for testing. There are 33 Britons onboard Pacific Dawn.
P&O Australia has said that 84 passengers disembarked in Brisbane today, while the remainder of the passengers will arrive back in Sydney on Monday. The company is now working with the New South Wales Health Authority regarding the ship's arrival.
Passengers on the swine flu cruise will be compensated for the disruption, according to P&O Australia. Each passenger will receive a 75 percent reimbursement of his or her cruise fare and an additional 25 percent that can be used as credit toward a future cruise. This is in addition to $100 in onboard credit they have already received.
We'll keep you posted.
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Jakob Dinesen: Come Sunday
Come Sunday
Jakob Dinesen (tenor saxophone)
Dino (Stunt 8212)
Jakob Dinesen (tenor saxophone), Anders Christensen (bass), Paul Motian (drums).
Composed by Duke Ellington.
Recorded: Avatar Studios, NYC, September 25, 2008
Rating: 89/100 (learn more)
Jakob Dinesen is one of Denmark's shining young jazz stars, a tenor saxophonist with a playful, bouncy style that balances hard-swinging, quick rhythmic twists a la Joe Henderson and ever-unfolding, classical-leaning passages a la Joe Lovano. On Dino, Dinesen returns to the studio with Anders Christensen and Paul Motian, the same rhythm section he used on his previous Around (1999). While Around also featured guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel, this new release is strictly a trio outing, and may indeed overtake Around as his career best. While there are many fine Dinesen compositions throughout, the disc's opening nod to Ellington is a highlight. The unhurried, loping style of jazz heard here can really only be pulled off with Paul Motian at the helm. I imagine Motian sitting there behind his drums, unassumingly yet certainly aware that his pulsating twists and turns, instinctively placed both in and out of time, freed Dinesen as never before to play so comfortably and sound so good.
Reviewer: Eric Novod
Tags: 2000s jazz · come sunday · duke ellington covers
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2008 OUTDOOR: Named All-American honors placing fifth in the NCAA Championship in the shot put event with a mark of 56'-7.50" ... national qualifier in the discus throw ... earned All-Region honors in the shot put placing second ... earned All-Region honors in the discus throw placing third with a mark of 171'-10" ... earned All-Conference honors with a win at the Big 12 Championships with a mark of 56'-2.50" in the shot put ... earned All-Conference honors in the discus with a throw of 162'-06" finishing seventh at the Big 12 Championships ... set a school record and personal best in the shot put with a throw of 57'-11" at the ACU Invitational winning the event ... placed seventh in the ... won the UTEP Invite and the Red Raider Open in the shot put event ... named the Honda Inspiration Award Winner, Wilma Rudolph Courage Award from the Women's Sports Foundation for her battle with cancer in 2006.
2008 INDOOR: Earned All-American honors with a personal best and school record toss of 56'-8.00" in the shot put event placing third ... earned All-Conference honors winning the Big 12 Championships with a throw of 56'-04.5" ... won two Texas Tech Invitational's.
2007 OUTDOOR: Received Academic All-American honors ... placed second at the Sooner Invite in the shot put with a NCAA regional qualifying throw of 48'-7.25" ... earned all-conference honors with a NCAA regional qualifying throw in the discus of 171'-6" good for fourth place.
2007 INDOOR: Threw the shot put four times and weight throw three times throughout the season ... won the Texas Tech Open with a throw of 47'-8.5" in the shot put ... won the Texas Tech Invitational with a personal best and a NCAA provisional throw of 50'-8.25" in the shot put ... placed first at the Texas Tech Open in the weight throw with a 52'-7.5" in the weight throw ... set a personal best in the weight throw at the Dan DeHart Invitational with a throw of 53'-1".
2006 OUTDOOR: Participated in three events on the season...received All-Conference honors at the Big 12 Championships in the discus with a NCAA regional qualifying mark of 166'-11", placing sixth...also threw a personal best of 173'-9" in the discus at the Midwest Regional, placing fifth...marked a personal best of 136'-10" in the hammer throw at the Wes Kittley Open...in the shot put, threw a NCAA regional qualifying and personal best mark of 49'-7.25", placing third at the UTEP Invite.
2006 INDOOR: Threw the shot put and weight throw six times during the season ... in the shot put, started the season marking a 44'-4.75" and ended with a season-high of 46'-10.75" at the Big 12 Championships ... in the weight throw, marked a 50'-1.25", leading to a second-place finish at the Wes Kittley Open ... ended her freshman season with a personal-best mark of 50'-10.25" at the Big 12 Championships.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2005 graduate of Tom C. Clark High in San Antonio, Texas ... participated football and track and field ... named District Champ in shot put and discus ... 5A state champion in the shot put ... personal-best in shot put is 46'-7".
PERSONAL: Born April 19, 1987 in Stockton, California ... son of Alton and Angela Knight ... has two brothers, Edward and Matthew ... enjoys football and art ... hopes to be an animal caretaker ... majoring in wildlife management.


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Effects of phenobarbital treatment on serum thyroxine and thyroid-stimulating hormone concentrations in epileptic dogs
OBJECTIVE: To determine whether phenobarbital treatment of epileptic dogs alters serum thyroxine (T4) and thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) concentrations. DESIGN: Cross-sectional study. ANIMALS: 78 epileptic dogs receiving phenobarbital (group 1) and 48 untreated epileptic dogs (group 2). PROCEDURE...
Changes in serum thyroxine and thyroid-stimulating hormone concentrations in epileptic dogs receiving phenobarbital for one year
A multicentric prospective study was conducted to monitor the effect of phenobarbital on serum total thyroxine (T4) and thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) concentrations in epileptic dogs. Serum T4 concentrations were determined for 22 epileptic dogs prior to initiation of phenobarbital therapy (time...
Liver histopathology and liver and serum alanine aminotransferase and alkaline phosphatase activities in epileptic dogs receiving phenobarbital
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Roth entered a deal with Pegorino Capo Ray Boccino to buy some diamonds. The deal, which took place at the Libertonian Museum, was ruined by Luis Fernando Lopez who had the deal shot up, killing Roth's partner Mori Green. After this disaster, Roth threatened to kill Boccino, as he claimed that Ray ripped him off. Ray then had Roth killed by Niko Bellic at the Majestic Hotel. Niko shoots Issac in the chest in Isaac's execution.


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"I have decided to support the Budget Control Act. This plan, while not perfect, honors the principles of Cut, Cap and Balance that I support. If this bill becomes law it cuts spending immediately, places caps on future spending ….
"President Obama vigorously opposes this bill. So much so that he held a prime time address to the nation. Even with the president's opposition to Cut, Cap and Balance, we must move forward with this plan to put our nation on a path to economic stability."
Nunnelee represents Mississippi's 1st Congressional District and serves on the House Appropriations Committee. This is his first term.
Today, Congressman Alan Nunnelee (R-Miss) participated in a press conference with fellow House Republican Freshmen to show support for Speaker Boehner's Budget Control Act. His comments are below:
"Seventeen years ago, I lost my job in a corporate merger. For 48 hours, I felt sorry for myself, tried to figure out what I could have done differently. But one morning my wife and I woke up, we made a pot of coffee; we took out a sheet of notebook paper and drew a line right down the middle of it. On one side we said, this is how much we have coming in. On the other side we said this is how we're going to spend it. We shed some tears that morning, as things that had been important to us we found we could no longer afford.
"There's no question in my mind that while we're debating this important issue, with one in 10 of our neighbors out of work, there are families going through that exercise all around America. If those families are willing to make those difficult decisions in their personal life, they have every reason to expect their government to do the same thing.
"Now, that morning when Tori and I sat down at the kitchen table, I couldn't do it without her and she couldn't do it without me. It took both of us sitting together. Today, the House of Representatives is going to sit down at the kitchen table and do our part. We invite, we challenge the United States Senate to sit down at the kitchen table and do their part. We challenge the President of the United States to sit down at the kitchen table, and do his part. Do what American families are doing around this nation and solve this problem."
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On Jan. 21, the Charlotte Observer Editorial Board released an opinion piece in which they argue that online retailer Amazon's new policy of collecting North Carolina sales taxes on online purchases beginning in February is the right decision for North Carolina and its businesses. Several economic and moral fallacies are contained in the piece. Let us examine what is wrong with the reasoning behind such a stance.
First, we should consider the morality of collecting taxes. When agents of the state levy and collect taxes, they demand that people hand over their money on the threat of arrest and imprisonment. If a person resists arrest and imprisonment, they may be killed by agents of the state. If any person or group of people unaffiliated with the state were to act in the same manner, they would be charged with multiple crimes, and be fined an exorbitant amount and imprisoned for many years upon conviction. But because the state has a monopoly on the initiation of force, its agents are able to behave in the aforementioned manner with impunity. Morality must be objective and universal, otherwise it is not morality, but consequentialism, personal opinion, or some other form of subjectivity. The moral rule is that theft is universally wrong, for agents of the state and private citizens alike.
The Editorial Board argues that brick-and-mortar retailers are disadvantaged by having to collect state sales taxes when customers come into their stores, and that the solution is to make online retailers do likewise. But two wrongs do not make a right. The correct moral solution is to remove the requirement that brick-and-mortar retailers must collect state sales taxes, not to extend immorality to victimize more people.
Next, let us consider the economic impacts of the new policy. The Editorial Board argues that state and local governments in North Carolina have been losing $200 million per year in taxes. Presumably, this is to mean that communities have been losing funds that could have been used to improve schools, roads, and other public services. But such reasoning is an example of the broken window fallacy, as it ignores opportunity costs. When people are forced to pay sales taxes, each product is more expensive than it would be in a free market. This means that people have less money to spend elsewhere, which means that some goods and services which would have been purchased will now go unpurchased. This causes companies to lose revenue, which results in lost wages and benefits for employees, and perhaps a loss of existing jobs or a failure to create new jobs. This cost is hidden because there is no way to count a non-purchase of a good or service, but to ignore this factor is to commit the broken window fallacy. Note that Amazon is also shooting itself in the foot with respect to other online retailers by colluding with the government to collect sales taxes, as customers will be motivated to look elsewhere for cheaper goods.
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- 10 eggs
- 2-1/4 cups milk
- 1-1/2 teaspoons ground mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 pound bulk pork sausage, cooked and drained
- 2 cups cubed white bread
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- In a large bowl, whisk the eggs, milk, mustard and salt. Stir in the sausage, bread cubes and cheese. Pour into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
- Remove from the refrigerator 30 minutes before baking. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 30-40 minutes or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Let stand for 10 minutes before serving. Yield: 12 servings.
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"Everyone loved this. The only change I made was that I used Stovetop stuffing in place of the white bread. It was delicious! I will definitely make this over and over again."
"Omg! Really good. I added ham, bacon, and lightly browned green peppers, oh! And some frozen cubed potatoes! This was a total hit. I would definitely make it again! I topped it with sour cream and fresh tomatoes! We had fresh fruit and buttered toast . yummy"
"I added a chopped vidalia onion and next time I may add some mild green chilis. I also use challah for my cubed bread. I made it in the morning (not overnight) and it was fine. Just like all egg casseroles, it was even better the next day! This recipe is a keeper!"
"The flavor was a bit overbearing with bread. Although, I froze the remaining portions and when reheated the flavor of the sausage and eggs were more enhanced. Great recipie for on a budged and large group."
"I made this on vacation last week and it was a hit. I added some crumbled bacon and ham as well as the sausage to make a nice meaty dish."


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Nonprofits With the Greatest Social Media Reach
A few weeks ago, Craigslist founder and CEO, Craig Newmark, published a unique study on the top 50 most financially successful nonprofits and the effectiveness of their online social media marketing efforts. Now, the company's online publication craigconnects has released additional insights from their study. This time, they took a look at the actual impact of (or participation with) these nonprofits on various social media platforms.
The Results
This time they delved deeper into the actual social media relationships. By taking a look at the number of actual Facebook and Twitter posts and replies, they were able to see where the largest conversations were happening online and which causes had the most impact and support. As with the previous study, they released the data in a creative infographic you can see here.
The results were organized into the follow eight categories:
- Animal
- Children
- Cultural
- Disaster Relief
- Environment
- Health
- Military/Veterans
- Women
By looking deeper into the actual social media strategies, they were able to extract a few interesting relationships. They found that the most talkative categories on both Facebook and Twitter were animal and environmental organizations, with PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) as the most successful. The least talkative included veterans and military organizations. And while PETA may incite conversation, the most engaged communities on Facebook are children's organizations.
They also took some time to talk to many of the organizations about their social media staff to see if there was any correlation between the number and types of employees dedicated to the online marketing conversations and the results seen. With the 21 organizations they were able to contact, they found that only one does not have a dedicated social media employee. Overall, there are 14 full-time and 40 part-time social media staff members—with animals, environment, and women's organizations as the most staffed. In fact, since hiring a full-time social media person, ASPCA has seen tremendous growth over the past year. They have 75,000 Twitter followers (their following has doubled) and have surpassed 1 million Facebook fans by thousands.
The Takeaway
So where does your nonprofit fit in to all of this? Could you learn some valuable lessons from the trends revealed here? It's clear that social media is effective and it's not going away. It will always be beneficial for an organization to have an effective social media strategy. But what is the key to making it all work? There is a clear correlation between the level of engagement in a certain industry and the number of dedicated social media employees.
Newmark summarizes the results of their study in this way:
While it is remarkable to see the variations in social media use by area of focus among nonprofits, the bottom line is that your main concern should be to cultivate conversations, relationships, and interactions within your own specific community, whether it's 2,000 or 200,000 people. Work to move "your people" up the ladder of engagement, based on their needs. But know it will take an investment of staff time and resources to achieve this. These are the keys to keeping up in the fast-paced arena of social networks.
It is clear that social media success will take a dedicated effort and cannot reach its full potential as something done only when there is nothing better to do. Your followers need to be engaged in conversation in order to move them from casual supporters in word only to active promoters and regular donors. Make them your priority and keep them engaged in your cause through social media as often as possible. It will take an investment of time or money to keep an effective social media campaign, but it will be worth it in the end.
For more information on the impact social media has with nonprofits, take a look at the infographics for this study and the previous one if you missed it.


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College Hockey:ECAC Names Hagwell To Head Ice Hockey Operations
CENTERVILLE, Mass. — Wednesday the ECAC named assistant commissioner of public relations Steve Hagwell as the new head of ECAC ice hockey.
Hagwell, hired this past summer from the NCAA to oversee the public-relations arm of the ECAC, takes over for Jeff Fanter, who resigned Oct. 4.
In his new position, Hagwell becomes assistant ECAC commissioner, and will oversee all of the league's ice hockey operations in addition to maintaining some of his duties in the public-relations wing. The ECAC, like the MAAC but unlike the CCHA, WCHA, College Hockey America and Hockey East, is a multisport conference with all sports reporting to league commissioner Phil Buttafuoco.
"I'm excited," said Hagwell. "I love the game, I was never a great player, [but] I watched it growing up and I worked with it at the NCAA. I know a lot of the officials, the coaches and it's a great community. Everyone I have dealt with in hockey has been a pleasure."
The plan for the ECAC now includes hiring a director of publicity to take over some of Hagwell's public-relations duties while he concentrates on the operations side of ice hockey. In addition, Buttafuoco will also play a role in the governing of ice hockey.
"There will be a shift," Hagwell said. "Phil has interest in the sport and I do too. It will be a team effort which will benefit the sport in the long run. To have all the knowledge with just one person is not beneficial. Not that I don't want to be involved in every aspect, but if you have a number of individuals involved to tackle all of the issues, of which the ECAC has many, it would be more beneficial."
The role that the new director of public relations will take in ice hockey will depend on a few things, among them the interest in ice hockey. In the meantime, Hagwell will continue in the public-relations role as well.
"Given that we don't know who person X is, that will be my primary task, as it was Jeff's," said Hagwell.
The short time frame between Fanter's resignation and the season beginning is definitely on Hagwell's mind.
"I certainly won't let things slide," said Hagwell on the timeline. "If nothing else, with this transition that is happening now, it's to keep the high level that Jeff had in place."
As for the future of ECAC ice hockey, Hagwell has a plan.
"I've got to sit down and take a hard look at what the job entails," he said. "Jeff's announcement came two weeks ago and I'm still doing the job that I currently, do and that's taking up a lot of my time.
"As to what changes are going to be made, it's a little premature to be saying that. … Everyone is different and everyone's personality is different and I am sure that I will have different ideas than Jeff because we are different people. But I could never work harder than Jeff."
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Tis Good to Be a Princess
eeshDecember 11th 2011 5:23 pm
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So of course Tigger has been strutting around all week - he even took MY BASKET on the desk for a nap. But being the wonderful giving kitty that I am, I let him. Mom put up the decorations, and one thing I love to do, is tap at the lights by the window. I do not pull on them or chew, I just tap them against the glass. Mom thinks I like to hear the sound. I also had a bit of a fall - I tried to jump up on the ledge to get in one of the other baskets, and misjudged, and down I came with the basket. Mom was so upset - she checked me all over, & I seemed ok. But then I was limping on my left forepaw a little bit - I must have pulled it when I fell. She felt it all over & rubbed it. There was one spot that was a little sore, but I did stop limping. It is better, but Mom worried so much. Other than that, I have been sitting on the top of the couch looking at the pretty lights, listening to Tigger drone on about being COTW. Silly boy - he does not realize that I am queen of all ...mol
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Glad you're OK. I had a bad fall too when Sarge pushed me off the stairs. Nothing was hurt but I wasn't too happy about it.
Glad you're ok!
Glad too! Don't hurt yourself anymore!
I just loved this entry, especially the part about you being Queen of all! Glad your forepaw is okay. merry Xmas to you!
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson will be kicking some ass and flinging some thunderbolts as DC's Black Adam in movie theaters soon enough.
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In order to accomplish perfect frame synchronization between DVMs, two requirements must be fulfilled:
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Connecting Video Sync
To synchronize DVMs properly, you will need either DVM-7400/P or DVM7400/D models. These models have the hardware needed to operate from an external video sync source. With that said, you can use this guide to install the cabling needed to lock all DVM's to the same video sync source.
Triggering Synchronized DVM's Simultaneously
Triggering the DVMs at the proper moment requires a control system with enough RS-232 control ports to interface to each DVM as well as the ability to accept an external video sync source. It just so happens that Alcorn McBride specializes in designing and manufacturing these types of controllers!
When you are ready to install the controller, you should connect its C-Sync input to the same sync source you are using for your DVMs. If your DVM's are daisy-chained (as specified in this document), the best place to make this connection would be the sync Output of the last DVM in the chain. Once you have done that, you just need to connect the RS-232 cables to the serial ports on the controller.
The only remaining work is to write a script, or program, using a Windows application called WinScript. This script is what is eventually transferred to the controller to tell it what to do and when. The example script called SYNC2DVMS.AMW can be used to implement synchronous playback between 2 DVM-7400 video players. This is a great place pickup the basics without the need to create a script from scratch. If necessary, this script can be modified to add more players, or even select different players (ie. DVM/HD or DVM2).


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Sem Tech in the House
By oracletechnet on May 20, 2007
The 2007 Semantic Technology Conference gets underway today, with Oracle serving as the "Title Sponsor."
The agenda is a fascinating one, with presenters representing Boeing, the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office, and every type of organization in between. And on Tuesday, Siderean CTO Bradley Allen is offering a case study about the underpinnings of OTN Semantic Web.
On Thursday, I will have the pleasure of doing my own demo at Oracle HQ in front of some conference attendees. If you're one of them, I look forward to seeing you!


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If a unique and handmade gift is what you're after for your BFF or that special lady in your life, look no further than the Holiday Jewelry Trunk Show at the National History Museum of Utah.
Four local artists will feature their pieces - made from copper, minerals, gem stones or found objects - on Friday Dec. 7 and Saturday Dec. 8 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the museum's Canyon area. Access to the show is free.
About the featured artists:
Fred Wilhelmsen, The Copper Phoenix, makes his pieces from found copper and gains his inspiration from geometric shapes.
Jessica Bolda's specialty is jewelry made from chunky gemstones and found pieces like old coins and and antique silverware.
Nancy Jorgensen, artist of the piece above, turned jewelry making into a family affair as she creates chunky gem and mineral jewelry alongside her daughter, Jessica Bolda.
Kim Kendall, Plumage Design, uses her natural eye for design to craft pieces out of richly colored gemstones and minerals.
"We look forward to hosting our holiday trunk show because it provides these highly-talented artisans an opportunity to display a large amount of their collections at once, and our event provides the community with a wonderful opportunity to find one-of-a-kind holiday gifts," said Suzanne Ruhlman, Museum Store manager. "Gifts purchased from our trunk show will be treasured for years to come."
While you're there, make it a shopping trip for the whole family. The museum store stocks a variety of games, toys, science books, Native American artwork and unique handmade jewelry and gifts by other local artisans.
If you can't make it to the trunk show this weekend, stop by the museum store any Wednesday evening before Christmas, between 5 and 9 p.m. and receive 10 percent off your purchase.


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Now that we are in February, often thoughts will go to Valentine's Day. For the next few weeks young couples start getting more "smoochy" than usual. Wives begin saying to themselves, "will he remember this year?" And of course husbands, well husbands just don't think anything yet. As fun and cute as this all may sound, here in B.C. we now have something else, perhaps more important to think of in February. Family Day. (more…)
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A friend of mine is running Windows XP with MSN Explorer, and recently installed Firefox at my urging. Now, in MSN Explorer, YouTube videos load and their sounds play correctly, but the screen applets will not display.
I looked through the settings for some kind of scripts preference but couldn't find any. Has anyone had this problem before? Any ideas?