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- Current projects deal with comparative museology, specifically examining strategies for presentation and representation of indigenous or local knowledge in museums. In collaboration with colleagues at MSU, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), and the University of Ghana, Legon.
- Led six U-M graduates to Ghana to assist in a long-term development project establishing a community-based cultural center in the town of Techiman. This project offered students an opportunity to apply museum theory in the field (May-June 2006, Rackham). Another group of students will travel to Ghana in May-June 2007 to continue work on the project in collaboration with faculty and students from MSU and KNUST.
- Research in Ethiopia focusing on the history of precious metalworking (gold and silver) traditions of Tigray, and contemporary religious painting of the Orthodox Church (1991-2004).
- Author of two books: Ethiopia: Traditions of Creativity (1999) and Painting Ethiopia: The Life and Work of Qes Adamu Tesfaw (2005).
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|Modern East Asian History: The History Department at Colgate seeks a one-year visiting assistant professor in 19th- and/or 20th-century East Asian history, to begin Fall 2013. Completion of the PhD is expected prior to or shortly after the date of hire. The successful candidate will teach five (5) courses a year, including survey and upper division courses in modern East Asian history and courses in the Liberal Arts Core Curriculum. Please submit a letter of application, C.V., and placement file, including three (3) letters of recommendation, through https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/2570. For fullest consideration, complete applications should be submitted by March 15, 2013. Applicants with dual-career considerations can find postings of other employment opportunities at Colgate and at other institutions of higher education in upstate New York at http://www.upstatenyherc.org. Developing and sustaining a diverse faculty, staff, and student body further the University's educational mission. Colgate University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer; women and minorities are especially encouraged to apply.


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The department secretary is appointed by the President himself and then confirmed by the Commission on Appointment. As a member of the Cabinet, he is tasked to advise the President in the different affairs of the state. Here's the list, as of November 2012.
Cabinet Secretaries and their Departments
Office of the Vice President: Jejomar Binay
Executive Office: Paquito N. Ochoa, Jr.
Office of the Presidential Spokesperson: Edwin Lacierda
Department of Foreign Affairs: Albert F. del Rosario
Department of Finance: Cesar Purisima
Department of Justice: Leila M. de Lima
Department of the Interior and Local Government: Mar Roxas
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Department of Public Works and Highways: Rogelio L. Singson
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Department of Labor and Employment: Rosalinda D. Baldoz
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Department of Trade and Industry: Gregory L. Domingo
Department of Environment and Natural Resources: Ramon J. P. Paje
Department of Energy: Carlos Jericho L. Petilla
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Gabriel was a slave born in Henrico County in 1776 – the same year the United States became free from Great Britain. He was a blacksmith who lived on a tobacco plantation called Brookfield, owned by a man named Thomas Prosser.
Many slaves were not taught to read or write, but Gabriel was. By the time he was in his early 20s, Gabriel was considered intelligent by those who knew him.
Because he was a slave, Gabriel worked when and where Prosser told him to work. Sometimes Prosser made money by sending Gabriel to work for other people. During these experiences, Gabriel met and worked with other slaves and free men from around the world.
In Virginia at that time, about 40 percent of all residents of the state were slaves. Gabriel realized that he and other slaves should do something to try to become free. Secretly, he began talking with other slaves to organize a rebellion against slaveowners in Richmond as a way to accomplish that goal.
The rebellion was supposed to take place on Aug. 30, 1800, but the weather was too bad that day. Unfortunately for Gabriel, slaveowners began to hear about the plans, and the state militia caught Gabriel as he tried to escape.
The rebellion never occurred, and Gabriel and 25 other slaves were hanged for their attempt. But his attempt was important, because it showed that slaves were not willing to be treated as property of other people. They wanted to be free and were willing to fight for their freedom – just like America had fought for its freedom from Great Britain.
Eventually, slavery ended after the Northern states won the U.S. Civil War in 1865. Gabriel is viewed as a hero because he gave his life in pursuit of freedom for himself and others – because he knew that they deserved to be free.
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Company: Leisure Time Communications
Cast: Kim Kataine, Candy Cash, Yvonne (I), Mark Davis, Divine Brown
Critical Rating: AA
Genre: Feature
What's a retailer to do? There's probably no way to avoid carrying this release and it will surely return big rental dollars —money in the bank just waiting to be counted. Yet in all honesty neither the sight of Divine Brown in the flesh nor the four lame sex scenes (and an interview) that pad it out are going to satisfy any regular customers hip to sophisticated erotica.
The "highlight" is a recreation of the infamous blowjob scenario. Watching Hugh Grant (Mark Davis) get his knob gobbled in a Trojan raincoat is the least erotic image on screen since a Pat Buchanan fund rally, and less successful. Divine's subsequent jaunt in the pokey is jazzed up with a tepid lesbian scene with Candy Cash and Kim Kataine. With an uncharacteristic lack of humor, Ron Jeremy plays her lawyer who takes his fee in trade, doggy style. This time, it's the lawyer who gets fucked.
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There is a 12-inch minimum size limit on largemouth bass, which has been in effect since the reservoir was opened to fishing in 1988.
The reservoir is open to fishing sunrise to sunset and park personnel determine these hours.
Gasoline-powered motors are not allowed, but electric trolling motors can be used.
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Sound is a critical part of computing. Appreciating and enjoying multimedia content relies on it. The weight of this rests on the type of headphones you use.
Velodyne's vFree Bluetooth Wireless Headphones were clearly designed with providing a superior experience. The discerning listener was clearly in mind. The big question is are they able to produce rich sound? When you are dealing with a device that costs $ 299.00, the expectation runs high.
With a nearly 30 year history as makers of extremely high end subwoofers, their reputation and brand indicate that they are more than capable of producing high grade products. Evidence of that commitment begins with appearances.
Aesthetics were obviously in mind with the creation of these headphones. Focus on that area is no doubt inspired by Marta Thoma Hall, President of Velodyne. Her experiences as an exhibiting fine artist have impacted the design of the vFree and her vision of it.
Visually the headphones are definitely coached in the ethos of less is indeed more. Eschewing the garish for the cool and serene, the smooth lines are not disturbed by raised buttons. The controls are flush to the surface. Only the raised buttons on the volume controls interrupt the smooth surface. Located on the side of the tear shaped phone, they are easily accessible. Learning to navigate the controls on the right side of the headphone requires a little time to handle.
Good looks are certainly appreciated. Considering that devices like this are worn, how they appear becomes an issue. While I like the "naked" version, one can personalize the look via skins. At $39.99 each one has a selection to pick from. It is certainly one way to differentiate your apparatus from the crop.
Available in black, silver and white, one element I noticed with my silver ones I reviewed was the lack of fingerprints. The smooth surface simply did not allow them to appear. This is always a good attribute.
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Appearances and options are selling points. However, they all become mute points if the sound is lacking. When it comes to providing deep bass tones, the vFree has absolutely no problem navigation that spectrum of music. In direct opposition to the idea that the bass must dominate to the detriment of higher tones, these headphones have struck an ideal marriage of delicate higher tones and lower ones.
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Sensitivity: 98 dB/1 kHz/1 mW
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Frequency range: 2.4Ghz – 2.4835GHz
Transmission range: Up to 10 m (33')
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Operating temperature: 0 C – 40 C
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Supports codecs SBC, AAC, apt-X
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I've looked at all the options and can't seem to find anything. Now I'm stuck with the regular occurrence of an empty TweetDeck window, in addition to the normal TweetDeck window, that just has the title "Updating: TweeDeck", and does nothing. I'm worried that it might me using bandwidth resources I would really rather not be used.
Yesterday, the @TweetDeck Twitter account tweeted a response that solved the problem for me:
The j.mp URL links to http://www.tweetdeck.com/desktop/.
TweetDeck has no options in its settings to control automatic updates. It automatically checks and applies the updates. There is a glitch in your case, and I recommend you uninstalling TweetDeck completely, and reinstalling it from scratch. You can use Revo Uninstaller (Free version) to completely uninstall it.


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Fast food RSS
$100,000 found in abandoned backpack in Burger King
A manager at a San Jose, California Burger King discovered a backpack left behind by a customer Wednesday, and got a surprise when it was opened. Inside was $100,000, along with some candy, a small amount of marijuana, and … Continue reading
McDonald's introduces "scary" new Happy Meal mascot
McDonald's tweeted a photo of its new Happy Meal mascot, which many observers found a little creepy and unwelcoming. The character's name is, wait for it…"Happy". How long did it take to come up with this concept? The creature … Continue reading
Fast-food worker strike slated for May 15 going global
The fast-food worker strike planned for next Thursday, May 15, looks like it will be greatly expanded in scope compared to previous years, with reports currently estimating participation by 150+ U.S. cities and 33+ countries overseas. Plan your snack choices … Continue reading
Pizza Hut reinstates store GM who took a Thanksgiving stand
The Elkhart, Indiana Pizza Hut franchise that fired a manager who refused to open on the Thanksgiving holiday and insisted on giving his employees the day off has reconsidered and rehired him. Kudos to Pizza Hut headquarters, the local franchisee, … Continue reading
Pipe filled with marijuana found in Burger King kids' meal
A four-year-old Michigan child ordered a Kids Meal this week – and found an unusual toy inside: a pipe filled with marijuana allegedly stashed by a 23-year-old Burger King employee. It's believed to be the first fast food sighting of … Continue reading
Manitoba Wendy's drops monster dino burger from menu
A Wendy's restaurant in Brandon, Manitoba has stopped selling their T.Rex Burger, a prehistoric monstrosity made up of 9 meat patties and 9 slices of cheese held together by a bun. The menu decision means the last places in North … Continue reading
Fast food chain releases pizza-scented cologne
Just in time for Valentine's Day, Yum! Brands is offering a special treat for their fans in North America: Eau de Pizza Hut cologne, which smells like freshly baked pizza. So if you're looking to attract that special someone … Continue reading
New fast food menu items are health hazards for obese
Are you aching for the bacon? Well if you live in Nashville, Tennessee you are in luck as this is the test market for Burger King's New Bacon Sundae. The sundae includes two strips of salty, smoky, bacon with vanilla … Continue reading
Taco Bell launches Nacho Cheese Doritos shell Doritos Locos Tacos
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New York Fashion Week may include curvier models this year. The top fashion agency, IMG, is casting models that are outside the 5'11" and size zero standard, according to a Jan. 28 report from Cosmopolitan.
Ivan Bart, Senior Vice President and Managing Director, said that the agency wants to include plus-size models with straight-size models. Plus-size in the industry means models of a bigger size. Straight-size means models that are 5'10" with 34-inch hips, according to Cosmo.
Bart said, "We want to be an ageless, raceless, weightless agency. We just want to represent the best people in the industry."
That's right, the agency is also planning to include women of color. There's been complaints over the decrease in models of color at runway shows.
It's not certain if these designers will cast these new models. Agencies have very little influence over the decisions that designers make for runway shows. Most of the time it's the designers, not the agency, that are to blame for not including a variety of models.
IMG is casting five full-figure women for New York Fashion Week. Let's hope that these designers will make a wise decision and include these models in their runway shows.


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"Helix" comes to the Syfy Channel tonight with its premiere of zombie-like people, but these aren't typical zombies. The dead people in this new show have kept some of their intellect. Steve Maeda, the executive producer of "Helix" anticipates comparisons to "The Walking Dead," but these creatures can think, which makes them different from the walkers, according to Zap2It on Jan. 10.
The zombies, or walkers on "The Walking Dead" are honed into food sources only and they just slowly plow their way from point A to B to eat. Other than an occasional close call to a nibble from "The Walking Dead" walkers, they don't plan just plod along like robots. That's not the case with the Vectors on "Helix."
Vectors, who have died from a virus that runs rampant, look horrible, says Maeda. Zombies on "The Walking Dead" don't look so good, so if these Vectors look horrible in comparison, it should be a sight to see.
The show opens with a group of CDC scientists investigating a disease outbreak in the Arctic. What they stumble into is catastrophic and the task starts immediately to contain those infected while trying to find a cure. The task at hand is also making sure you don't become one of the Vectors.
Once this disease gets you, you become a vector, and this new line of zombie-like people are "incredibly smart."
Maeda says with "Helix," they're really trying to do something different than a zombie show. In this show, the CDC will have to contend with a possible world epidemic.
Kyra Zagorsky, who plays one of the doctors from the CDC, said about the show:
"There are real-life epidemic scares out there throughout history where there are huge viruses that wiped out huge populations, and so we're dealing with something that the CDC hasn't seen before, but it comes from a virus."
The 90-minute premiere of "Helix" airs tonight on Syfy at 10 p.m. Watch the first 15 minutes of the show on the video above and get a feel about this new offering from Syfy!


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Cork Bits: ideas for your Napa Valley weekend
Wow, it's H-O-T out there and is fully expected to be that way this coming weekend. Luckily, we've got a couple activities that are sure to keep you cool and will enable you sip on some nice, cool summer wines. Enjoy!
Saturday, May 17th and Sunday, May 18th
- This weekend is the Rutherford Pass Weekend, where several Rutherford Appellation wineries will be doing special pourings, tastings and on-site entertainment. A two day pass costs $50 per person and a Sunday only pass is $40 per person and will get you into all of the participating wineries. Some of those participating include Alpha Omega, Fleury Estate Winery, Honig Vineyard and Winery, Tres Sabores Winery and others. Tickets are available for purchase online
Sunday, May 18th
- Andretti Winery will host a 'Summer Whites Party' from 1pm – 4pm at 4162 Big Ranch Road in Napa. The event will include a unique blind wine tasting and the opportunity to taste the winery's newest release–a 2007 Napa Valley Pinot Grigio. Reservations are recommended and can be made by calling 877-386-5070 x225. Cost is $20 per person for non-wine club members.
Happy weekend!
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"It is the nature of the human species to reject what is true but unpleasant, and to embrace what is obviously false but comforting."
"People used to think the world was flat. Then others said it was a perfect sphere. Once we could accurately measure, it turns out they are both wrong, but the truth is not half-way between."
The formula for false media balance is: Add one truth plus one lie, then divide by two.Variation: Accuracy is not achieved by "adding a lie to the truth and dividing by two."
"If you like buying oil from the Saudis, you'll love buying solar from the Chinese!"— Thomas Friedman
"When I was six years old, there were conflicting theories about how babies were born. Somebody said a stork brought them. Another guy said your parents bought them at the hospital. Another said girls had some kind of flap between their legs that babies came out of, and something about penises.The last one definitely seemed the least likely. But by time we reached 11, a consensus had been reached for the vagina-penis theory. Nobody was still going around talking about storks!"
"2010 was the hottest and wettest -- don't Google that phrase, by the way -- year on record."—Bill Maher
"It's a bit like asking us to believe in Santa Claus after we have seen our parents putting the presents under the tree." – Naomi Oreskes, Professor of Science History at the University of Califormia (San Diego)
"It should be possible to write about science in plain English, though asking a scientist to do that is like asking a cat to bark."— Dr. Richard Somerville, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, Coordinating Lead Author of the IPCC's Fourth Assessment Report.
Plot idea: 97% of the world's scientists contrive an environmental crisis, but are exposed by a plucky band of billionaires & oil companies!
Models are unreliable. I agree -- they are often late for photo shoots, and sometimes never show up at all!
Calling him [an oil lobbyist] a serious source on climate is like calling a fox a "serious" protector of the hen house.
"Greenland is coming your way, and faster than you think!"
"My granddaddy used to say , 'if we could sell the wind, we'd be wealthy.' Well, who ever thought we would be selling the wind!' — Tim Alexander, resident of Roscoe, Texas.
"You know how you know when climate change is real? When the hottest year on record is whatever year it currently is." – Comedian and late night TV host Jimmy Kimmel
"Denial ain't just a river in Egypt." -- Mark Twain"Call Me Cleopatra, 'Cause I'm the Queen of Denial" -- country-western song by Pam Tillis
'(Contrarians) seem "certain" the world's scientists are wrong, and spewing 90 million tons per day of man-made (CO2) pollution into the atmosphere couldn't possibly be the problem.' — Al Gore
"People often ask if I believe in global warming. I now just reply with the question: 'Do you believe in gravity.'" — Neil deGrasse Tyson, American astrophysicist and science communicator.
"(Climate change) is a challenge of our time and that is why I am on a crusade for a sustainable future and terminate climate change once and for all." – Arnold Schwarzenegger, former Governor of California and Hollywood movie star.
Sign photographed on in the middle of Main Street, in Bison, Kansas on July 23, 2011 during the record-breaking drought.


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Glock 27, Smith M@P 340
This is a discussion on What do you carry? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Glock 23, Ruger LCP, Dan Wesson CBOB coming next week....
Glock 23, Ruger LCP, Dan Wesson CBOB coming next week.
"Where's Regan when we need him?"
Viet Nam Navy Vet
NRA, USCCA, GOA, Kansas CCW,
Kansas State Rifle Association
In the summer I might carry a taurus PT-709 loaded with Critical defense ammo or a glock 26 with the same. In the winter I carry a Ruger SP101 in .357 mag with a 2-1/4"brl with 125 grain semi jacketed HP.
Here lately my Taurus 38 snub or my LCP. Getting a KT PF9 that I hope to start carrying, and may even start carrying my Glock 26.
carry a H&K USP 40 on my duty rig. once i get a CCP i'll probably be carrying it CC. although the S&W M&P 40 looks really good now too
I just noticed this thread.
I usually pocket carry a .380 Interarms Walther PPK/S or PPK. Occasionally I carry a .32 Interarms Walther PPK/S or PPK, if I feel I want lighter recoil and an extra round in the magazine.
I work plainclothes in a warm climate, so I need a deep concealment piece. I am aware of the benefits and drawbacks of the guns and calibers, yet they fit my needs perfectly, and have never failed me in 20 years, provided that I clean the guns and practice with them weekly.
My official carry gun is a 9mm Walther P5 Compact, which I usually also pocket carry. This gun is privately purchased, agency authorized, and grandfathered, and has been serving reliably with the others since 1989.
I qualify quarterly with the 9mm P5 Compact and the .380 PPK/S.
9mm Walther P5 Compact
.380 and .32 Interarms Walther PPK/S
.380 and .32 Interarms Walther PPK
Here are my primary and my back up. A pair of XD45's just wish there was a sub compact XD45.
If not I carry my Sig P229 and Sig P239 both in 9mm. Just wish they used the same mags. Guess I could get a Sig P226 to share mag's with my P229. But can not imagine carrying my P229 in a ankle holster.
I normally carry a S&W 637 2" snubby 38 special. Great carry gun. I just got a Snake Slayer as my BUG. Love this little thing and it packs one big punch with 410 ga self defense shot ammo.
Ruger LCP, Walther PPS, Buckmark, Charter Arms Undercover .38
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TV-IsoL0Ms Ruger LCP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sRFsbzQZ6c Walther PPS
Vinnie <>< John 3:16
Just purchased a Glock 27. This will be my primary concealed carry gun once I've shot it and I'm certain that I'm familiar with it's operation. And, of course, after my CHL permit arrives.
Hi all, my first response to anything. My EDC as far as weapons is as follows.
I carry a G21 or G30 or G19
Hopefully soon to have another G26 to replace all those above.
I also carry a SOG Flash II, Ontario Rat 1, and a Magnum Razor Jack
Not that I am paranoid but really like options.
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Archaon wrote:Hi everybody, i' new at this forum and it's fun to watch all you nice collections.
I have been into collecting whisky since last year.
Jan wrote:Not the largest perhaps, Frodo - but high quality!
How do you like the Bookers?
dcb wrote:it's late and things are blurry but I'm not actually sure what you mean by 'session drams'.
les taylor wrote:Nice list Ardbeg311. It looks as though you could with some more open bottles though. If you don't mind me saying.
les taylor wrote:K-mile you have the beginnings of a nice collection there. Please share with us your on going journey. What's next on the list?
Malt-Teaser wrote:The current count is somewhere around 380 bottles and in an attempt to test my new 4gb memory card for my camera, I have just been down to check the private cellar .....
Of course, the full collection (apart from my latest 15-17 bottles) is available for viewing under the "Private Collection" heading on Whisky-Emporium
mattbuty wrote:Hi,
I started collecting just a couple of months ago and find the whole thing very daunting but enjoyable. Clearly I have a lot to learn, but I hope to pick it up as I go along.
This is what I have so far
Braes of Glenlivet 1975 30yo G&M Connoisseurs
Brora 1982 20yo Rare Malts
Dallas Dhu 1981 26yo Duncan Taylor
St Magdalene 1982 24yo Old Malt Cask
Tomintoul 1977 22yo old malt cask
I hope next month to get a port ellen and possibly a Millburn


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Oct. 18, 2008
Recap | Final Stats | Notes | Photo Gallery
Washington Head Coach Tyrone Willingham Quotes
On the Huskies' performance:
"The ball game tonight was a game in which we didn't make enough big plays, gave up too many big plays, didn't create any turnovers and gave turnovers. If those things could have been avoided, our football team, I thought, fought to the very end and played hard, but didn't do enough of the right things to put ourselves in position to win the football game. Oregon State did a nice job. They came in and gave us difficulty where we thought they would. We knew the Rodgers brothers would be difficult to handle. I think for a period of time we handled one, and then, all of a sudden, let the other one add to their yardage. It was a difficult game and a difficult time."
On the rest of the season:
"We have another game to play. There are still games on the schedule. If you're a competitor, you find a way to rise up and play your next ball game and meet your next challenge. If you're not a competitor, then you wither. It becomes too heavy for you and you don't find a way to fight."
On the beginning of the game:
"It was the 25-second clock and not being a 40-second clock, which is something we should have known. We were on the sideline and they had the play and we just didn't have the awareness, that's all. It's disappointing because you've got everything in place. Let's get it started."
On positives he saw in the game:
"There's always something. I think Ronnie (Fouch) at times did some very nice things. He put the ball in position for guys to do something with it. I think D'Andre (Goodwin) had a heck of a night. Getting him back and getting him healthy was a plus in the lineup. The run by Terrance Dailey and what he adds to us are some real positives. We've been looking for a spark in the backfield and someone who could make something happen. I think on that run, he showed exactly what I thought he could do and what our coaches thought he could do. So yes, there are some positives, but it still doesn't outweigh where we're at right now and what we're doing. We've got to find a way to get out of this gloom and doom."
On his linebacker combo:
"We're always searching to try to get our best guys on the field. When we can do that, we will and this opportunity to have Donald Butler, Trenton Tuiasosopo and Mason Foster, gave us our best chance to have our best guys on the field."
"We're going to look at the film and see, but I'm confident it was a wise decision to make that move."
Oregon State Head Coach Mike Riley
On the team's overall performance:
"I thought we did a great job. Washington's young quarterback made a lot of big plays. We didn't play the deep ball very well and they took advantage of it. I thought nothing we did on offense was easy. We got some yards and made some big plays but I thought (Washington's) defense was pretty stubborn and they did a pretty darn nice job."
On the goal line stand:
"I thought it was just a lot of pride right there. We could have probably thought that the game was in hand and not done it but the guys wanted to. I think the guys were disappointed they let Washington down there and they took every shot at them and did a nice job."
On five straight wins over Washington:
"All we look at is year to year and that's the most important thing but turning some of those old streaks into new streaks isn't bad either. If we can continue to do that it would be great."
On getting a big road victory:
"It was really good to win. If you want to have a good season, you have to win games on the road somewhere so to come up here and do that right now and right past the midway point of the year when you really have to start establishing your identity and who you're going to be is big. Washington played very hard and played well. They made a lot of big plays. Their quarterback played well and their receivers made a lot of big plays. Offensively, nothing we did came easy. We got some big plays but guys made those big plays. It was very competitive and (Washington) played hard until the end."
On whether getting James Rodgers more involved was in the game plan:
"It's always all part of the game plan. It's a matter of what goes and I think it's really important that James' part of the offense and the receivers' part of the offense in general complements what we do with the running game. We knew going in, Washington would try to do what they could to slow down (Jacquizz Rogers). That would appear to me to be a pretty good formula if you want to beat the Beavers. We had to have some other stuff going and we did and that was good."
On how big this win is:
"Right now you just have to win. You're starting to go down that stretch where the teams that do well now are going to have good identities near the end and are going to feel good about their seasons. So, consistency and competiveness and production right now are really, really big and will determine who you are as you finish."
On team's identity:
"I think the main thing is I'm feeling good about the confidence. Confidence is very important for growth and as long as that confidence doesn't taper over into being complacent or being cocky, then you've got it going. I don't think our team will do that. I'm pretty trusting of how they'll react. I like the confidence and I like the fact that we're finding out what guys can do and how we can balance things out. There are certainly things we have to improve upon. We gave up way too many big plays and defensively that's kind of uncharacteristic for us but I think we have a pretty good feeling about what we can accomplish."
Washington Player Quotes
Defensive End Daniel Te'o-Neshiem
On Oregon State's game plan:
"They did what we thought they were going to do. They had some big plays that helped early. They played really well up front. We needed to be stronger in the running game."
On playing in a quieter Husky Stadium:
"We always love having our fans there, but honestly when the play starts it is 11-on-11. When I was a freshman I used to think that was a big deal, but I've learned it is about us and what we do on the field. That's what gets them into the game."
Linebacker Mason Foster
On the new starting group of linebackers:
"Playing with Tui and Donald, both being veterans, means we've got guys out there that really know the defense. All of our guys are really talented, but I guess the coaches feel that we are a good combination."
On getting into the backfield more:
"During the bye we really focused on our keys. We really wanted to key on the moving back and be aggressive. It seemed like we did a pretty good job of it, but we just have to a couple things better here and there."
On Oregon State finishing runs:
"A lot of it came from their linemen. Their interior guys were really pushing the pile after the play. A lot of times we have them stuffed and the big heavies would just fall on the pile and keep pushing them forward. They were tough running the ball."
Fullback Luke Kravitz
On moving the ball well against the Oregon State defense:
"We could do this every game it is just a matter of everyone doing their assignments. We were moving it well then we seemed to stall down in the red zone because people started making mistakes, including myself. It really has nothing to do with Oregon State; it just has to do with our guys staying focuses and doing their job.
On being stopped on the 1 yard line in the last two minutes:
"You can never tell exactly what happened until you look at the film. But on the last play, the play was designed to go outside; I should have gone outside, but I cut up field a little early. Things like that just cannot happen."
On disappointment of the loss:
"Every loss is disappointing; we do not have a victory yet so every loss just builds on that. I can't say that this loss is any worse than those. It just hurts really bad and it will continue to hurt until we get a win."
Wide Receiver Devin Aguilar WR
On their ability to move the ball through the air today:
"Nothing was really different about this game; we have been working really hard this week as a unit, and the coaches had a lot of confidence in Ronnie (Fouch) to be able to throw the ball down field. Once we got the ball going down field we seemed to get the momentum rolling."
On inability to score after a successful drive:
"We just could not seem to capitalize this game; we seemed to shoot ourselves in the foot every time we got into scoring position. You could tell the frustration was building each time we got into the red zone and could not score. But there is nothing you can do now except work for next week."
On turning focus to Notre Dame:
"It is just like every other game, we just need to take it one game at a time and get prepared for next week. We just need to get over this hump and find a win."
Oregon State Player Quotes
Safety Al Aflava
On his hit on Terrance Dailey:
"I saw the ball but I couldn't get to it. I saw the receiver, and I had to lay the hit, so that's what happened."
On the team's defensive performance:
"We did well up front, but we gave up a couple of big plays in the secondary. We've got a bye week to get that straight and get everybody ready. We have some guys that have been playing hurt, and we have this week to heal up and get ready for Arizona State."
On the goal line stand in the 4th quarter:
"When they got to the goal line we had to remind everybody about the Cal goal line stand; that motivated everybody. Then we did it again."
Quarterback Lyle Moevao
On when both Rodgers' are in the backfield:
"It's always exciting seeing those two--that's probably the smallest backfield you'll see in college football. But they're really explosive, that's the thing. You know, one of the Rodgers brothers is bound to get it, so I'm happy about that."
On his passing accuracy (18-22):
"I knew I had to have a better game than last week. Last week was something that I don't ever want to repeat ever again, so I had to come out strong this game and have a strong performance, and I felt I did that."
On if the monkey is off the back after finally winning on the road:
"Definitely--especially coming into an environment like this. Washington, they might not have the best record in the Pac 10, but you know playing up here when they're at home after a bye week, it's dangerous. We knew we had to come out strong and keep that up all game."
Wide Receiver James Rodgers
On how it felt being the focus of the offense:
"I didn't feel like that at all, I was just making plays whenever I got the chance to."
On the offense's success:
"It felt good. We had great blocking up front, Lyle [Moevao] controlling the offense, and the receivers doing what they do best."
On if he was tired of everyone talking about his brother (joking):
"No, that's my brother. It never crosses my mind when people are talking about my brother."


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Map of Boston
Map of Boston
Finely-detailed, archival reproduction of an antique map of Boston from 1769 printed on acid-free, 100% cotton rag fine art paper with a matte finish and archival pigment inks.
Map Details
Title: A New Plan of Ye Great Town of Boston in New England in America with the Many Additionall Buildings and New Streets, to the Year, 1769
Year: 1769
Language: English
Creator: William Price (fl. 1725-1769)
Printed on the eve of the Revolutionary War by William Price, this map of Boston was dedicated to Jonathan Belcher (governor of Massachusetts and New Hampshire) and contains a wealth of information about the city in the late 18th century. The map includes an index indicating the locations of numerous meetings houses, schools, markets and churches, as well as the dates of fires and outbreaks of smallpox between 1649 and 1760.
Text at the top of the map describes the city in glowing terms: "Boston the metropolis of New England, is the largest, most populous and flourishing Town in the British Dominions in America... It stands at the Bottom of a large Bay, Which (by being defended from the Ocean by a great number of delightful Islands) May be reckoned among the safest and most Commodious Harbours in the World...," etc.
The map also includes a bit of advertising for William Price's shop, with a list of goods sold, including "Mapps and Prints of all Sorts in Frames and Glass," seashells, looking glasses, tea tables, Chinaware, English and Dutch toys, and musical instruments.
About Sizes & Borders
Where possible, we try to offer print sizes that match modern standard size frames, but since many antique maps were printed with different proportions than modern standard sizes, this is not always possible. The most common standard size frames are 8"x10", 11"x14", and 16"x20". These sizes are widely available in any store that sells frames. Less common standard sizes are 8"x8", 8"x12", 9"x12", 10"x15", 12"x12", 12"x16", 12"x18", and 16"x16". These sizes are available in most well-stocked stores that sell frames.
If you purchase a print that is not one of these standard sizes, you will most likely have to go to a frame shop to purchase a custom frame, or use one of the many online custom frame vendors.
For each size this map is offered in, you can purchase a print with either the 'no borders' or the 'plus 1/2" borders' option.
For prints with the 'no borders' option, the size listed will be the exact size of the printed area as well as the exact size of the paper. For example, a size of 11"x14" (no borders) means the exact size of the printed area will be 11"x14" and the exact size of the paper will also be 11"x14". This is a good option if you plan to frame the print in a frame without a mat.
For prints with the 'plus 1/2" borders' option, an additional 1/2" blank border will be added to each side. For example, a size of 11"x14" (plus 1/2" borders) means the exact size of the printed area will be 11"x14" and the exact size of the paper will be 12"x15". This is a good option if you plan to frame the print in a frame with a mat so there is overlap between the mat and the print.
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ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("Data").Sort.SortFields.Clear ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("Data").Sort.SortFields.Add Key:=Rn, _ SortOn:=xlSortOnValues, Order:=xlAscending, DataOption:=xlSortNormal With ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("Data").Sortthis is a snippet of the code I worked on (via macro recorder) to sort data. If I convert this macro to an add-in, the worksheet won't always be named "Data". So, I want to modify this code so that the macro acts on the Active worksheet. any suggestions?
VB:Sub SaveAsExcel() Dim WS As Worksheet Dim MyDay As String Dim MyMonth As String Dim MyYear As String Dim MyPath As String Dim MyFileName As String Dim MyCellContent As Range Application.ScreenUpdating = False MyDay = Day(Date) MyMonth = Month(Date) MyYear = Year(Date) MyPath = "[URL="file://Ho-0001-ncham/"]Ho-0001-ncham[/URL]" ' use declared Windows API function to set the path SetCurrentDirectoryA (MyPath) Set WS = ActiveSheet Set MyCellContent = WS.Range("B3") MyFileName = "Agent " & Range("A2").Text & " " & Format$(Date, "mm-dd-yyyy") WS.Copy With WS.UsedRange .Copy .PasteSpecial xlPasteValues End With Application.CutCopyMode = False Application.WindowState = xlMinimized ' ChDir MyPath If CInt(Application.Version)
VB:which returns "object does not support this property or method"Worksheets("Calc").Range ("BH38:CC47") Application.Run "OnKeyCalculateSelection"If you like these VB formatting tags please consider sponsoring the author in support of injured Royal Marines
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VB:PrintPortfolio() If ActiveSheet.Name = "G&I" Or ActiveSheet.Name = "Growth" Then Application.ScreenUpdating = False ActiveSheet.PageSetup.PrintArea = "$a$1:$Q$170" With ActiveSheet.PageSetup .LeftHeader = "" .CenterHeader = "" .RightHeader = "" .LeftFooter = "Information as of &D" .CenterFooter = "Confidential" .RightFooter = "Daniel K. Speirs, Financial Consultant" .LeftMargin = Application.InchesToPoints(0.05) .RightMargin = Application.InchesToPoints(0.05) .TopMargin = Application.InchesToPoints(0.05) .BottomMargin = Application.InchesToPoints(0.05) .HeaderMargin = Application.InchesToPoints(0.5) .FooterMargin = Application.InchesToPoints(0) .PrintHeadings = False .PrintGridlines = False .PrintComments = xlPrintNoComments .PrintQuality = 600 .CenterHorizontally = True .CenterVertically = False .Orientation = xlPortrait .Draft = False .PaperSize = xlPaperLetter .FirstPageNumber = xlAutomatic .Order = xlDownThenOver .BlackAndWhite = False .Zoom = False .FitToPagesWide = 1 .FitToPagesTall = False .PrintErrors = xlPrintErrorsDisplayed Application.ScreenUpdating = True End With Application.ActivePrinter = "RSTB1TBCOLOR1 on Ne02:" ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, ActivePrinter:= _ "RSTB1TBCOLOR1 on Ne02:", Collate:=True Application.ScreenUpdating = True Else End If End SubIf you like these VB formatting tags please consider sponsoring the author in support of injured Royal Marines
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Sheets("Sheet2").Activate [A1].SelectWithout asking why I am "Selecting" vs. Activating the cells (there are several reasons for this particular thing I am doing), I'm just wondering is there a single line of code (versus my 2 line method of code written above) which will SELECT (not Activate) the given cell on a NON ACTIVE worksheet? In other words, this will NOT work if Sheet2 is NOT the active sheet:
'This will NOT work if Sheet2 is NOT the active sheet Sheets("Sheet2").[A1].SelectI'm hoping there is something like this syntax (above) that will work to activate and select a cell on a non-active sheet???


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Carnival Magic Cruise Review by miketcruise11: Carnival Magic - Nice Ship, but needs help with Direction of Passenger
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Carnival Magic - Nice Ship, but needs help with Direction of Passenger
Destination: Eastern Caribbean
Embarkation: Galveston
We thought the Magic was a Nice ship. Clean and well appointed.
Where we ran into problems was the LACK of Authority and/or supervision taken by the Ships Staff & Crew.
This is a Family Cruise Ship, and we have a 6-year old of our own, so we knew going in, that this ship would be full of children.
There is very little supervision / support staff on this ship that ensures passengers are following rules.
We went to use the 9-hole miniature golf course as a family during our first day at sea. There were at least 120 kids (ages 5 to 14) running around swinging putters throwing golf balls, pushing/shoving each other, yelling, screaming. Seriously it was a nightmare. Not a single Carnival Staff/Crew Member was doing anything about it. It was this way in the sports square almost the entire cruise.
Oh and they have a wonderful Ropes Course that is only open about 5% of the time. It only opened for 3 hours when the ship was parked in port. They More said it cannot be opened more than that because of wind. a very very small percentage of guests will actually get to use the ropes course.
-workout facility/gym is very small for such a large ship. Had to wait 20 minutes each day to get on and elliptical or treadmill.
Main Dining facility - food - very average
buffet and other food was good, but nothing great.
Of course drinks are ridiculous, but that's the same on every cruise. $6.00 beers.
Overall, nice cruise ship, but way too crowded with kids. (and again we have a 6 year old) Less
Published 08/31/13
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I have Windows 7 as a guest with Ubuntu Host, the windows got an Internet access via USB modem which is not available for Linux.
I have enabled sharing on Windows network and assigned an IP, netmask and getway to that network and to
vboxnet0, the ping was successful but I've got a one problem.
How Ubuntu can detect the guest's network so it can connect to it?


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At Grotto Italian Restaurant, you can enjoy a view of our famous Las Vegas shark tank pool, while eating fresh antipasti, featuring imported cheeses & Italian cured meats. Our fish entrees, homemade pastas and pizza, and specialty drinks are delicious. Give our famous Peach Bellini a try. Grotto is perfect for a romantic Italian dinner for two, or a group dinner.
Enjoy fresh antipasti, spectacular chicken, veal and fish entrees, and delicious homemade pastas. Friendly and inviting, it's perfect for a dinner for two or a party of plenty.
Hours of Operation:
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Pizza oven and bar open until midnight
Friday - Saturday: 11:30 a.m. - 11:30 p.m.
Pizza oven and bar open until 1:00 a.m.
Happy Hour
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- Sunday - Thursday: 10:30 p.m. – 12:00 a.m.
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