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The Bardigiano is based on ancient stock. The Bardigiano is most likely related to the Abellinum, which is a horse breed of Roman times. The Bardigiano originated in the Northern Appenine region of Italy. The Bardigiano has quite a bit in common with the Haflinger and the Avelignese.
During WWI and WWII, Bardigiano mares were used to produce first class mules. Bardigiano ponies are attractive looking ponies, and as most mountain ponies, they are useable, tough, enduring, and very sure footed.
The Bardigiano would be great for trekking, or for a children's pony due to their very good, quiet temperaments. They can also be used for farm work due to their large frame and build.
The Bardigiano have fine "pony" heads with small, pricked ears. They are exceedingly muscular in the neck, which is thick and arched. Their backs are fairly short, with a large, round barrel and hindquarters. They have short but strong legs, along with hard hooves. The Bardigiano is mostly bay, but can be brown or black, and reach a top height of 13 hands high.


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BATON ROUGE, La. - The Alabama men's basketball team began its Southeastern Conference schedule with a 66-49 victory over LSU Saturday at the Maravich Center in Baton Rouge. The win moves the Crimson Tide to 11-4 (1-0 SEC) on the season and drops LSU to 9-6 (0-1 SEC).
Sophomore forward JaMychal Green led Alabama with 14 points, four rebounds and a blocked shot. Junior forward Justin Knox scored nine points and collected seven rebounds to set the tone inside for the Tide.
Alabama's defense held LSU to 37% (17-of-46) from the field and forced 15 turnovers, while the offense connected on 45% (27-of-60) of its shots from the field. In addition to the stingy defense and steady shooting, the Tide out rebounded the Tigers 37 to 27.
"I thought it was a very good win for our team today," Alabama head coach Anthony Grant said. "We talked about defending and doing a good job rebounding the ball and I thought those two things really won the game for us today. From the beginning of the game our guys did a great job setting the tone and we were very fortunate to be able to get our first SEC win of the season on the road today."
Alabama started 2-for-8 in the opening minutes of the game, but quickly heated up to build a lead. The Tide defense held LSU scoreless for nearly four minutes while the offense scored nine unanswered points to lead 13-6. The LSU scoring drought was snapped by a Dennis Harris dunk and Alabama led 13-8 with 10:58 to go in the first half.
In the next six minutes Green and Knox combined to score ten points while junior guard Senario Hillman and freshman forward Tony Mitchell added a basket a piece to give the Tide a 27-16 lead at the four-minute mark. From there Green would connect on another jumper to finish with 12 points for the half. Senior guard Mikhail Torrance hit a jump shot and Mitchell added a dunk to close out the half and send Alabama into the break holding a 33-18 advantage.
The Tide wasted no time adding to its lead to begin the second half. Green got things going then Hillman knocked down a three and sent a pass behind his back to Knox for an easy slam dunk. Junior forward Chris Hines came off the bench to score six in a row and give Alabama a 24-point lead, 48-24 at the 16 minute timeout.
Following the timeout, Hillman got a jumper to fall at which point Alabama was 8-for-10 to begin the second half, while LSU was 3-for-11. Hillman's basket gave the Tide a 26 point lead, 52-26, the largest of the game.
LSU's Chris Bass would then connect on LSU's first three pointer and the Tigers would hit four more threes in the second half, but Hillman and Torrance would combine for 10 of the Tide's last 14 points to give Alabama the win. Hillman finished the night with 13 points, three assists and three rebounds. Torrance added 12 points and dished out four assists. Alabama went 9-for-10 from the free throw line. Junior guard Bo Spencer paced LSU with 13 points while senior forward Tasmin Mitchell added 11 points and a team-high nine rebounds.
Alabama will return to Coleman Coliseum on Wednesday night for its SEC home opener against Vanderbilt at 8 p.m.


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Mark and I were going to dinner at my parents' house one night, and I was supposed to bring this cheesecake for dessert. What to do, what to do?? Well, the first thing I did was cover the cheesecake with chocolate ganache. When in doubt, cover it! Frosting, ganache, sprinkles ... they are our friends.
In this case, even ganache couldn't come to the rescue. The cheesecake cracks were so deep, the ganache just 'fell' in.
Onto another plan. I looked through my pantry to see what options I had. It seemed I was lacking one or two ingredients for just about everything that came to mind! Don't you hate it when that happens?? So I went to the good ol' classic No Bake Cookies. I quickly whipped them up on the stovetop ...
... dropped them by spoonfuls onto waxed paper ...
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Then off to my parents we went with No Bakes in tow. The funny thing is, my Dad was super excited about the cookies! I guess we just can't resist the simple classics ... after all, they did became classics for a reason.
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Chelsea Handler's E! talk show is coming to an end later this year.
In a statement released on Wednesday, May 28, the E! Network revealed that "Chelsea Lately" will air its very last episode live on Aug. 26.
According to a May 29 report by Us Weekly, there will be a monthlong celebration of special episodes and surprise guests (perhaps some of her celebrity BFFs including Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston).
News of "Chelsea Lately" coming to an end was first revealed on March 30 by The Hollywood Reporter. In an interview with THR, Handler's manager, Irving Azoff, confirmed Handler would be moving on from E! when her contract came to an end. At the time, Azoff stated that Handler had at least seven offers for new projects, and that he had been hired by Handler to manage her post-E! life.
"I myself am more surprised than anyone that I was able to hold down a job for seven years, and it was a fantastic seven years," Handler said in a statement on May 28. "I will always look back at my time on E! as most people look back at their time in college. I'm glad I went."
Handler's next career move has not been revealed, but for the last several weeks, she's been rumored to be in the running to replace Craig Ferguson, who will leave CBS' "Late Late Show" at the end of 2014.


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Marvel Studios is continuing to be inventive in their films and promotions of them. A few years ago, Marvel was almost exclusively a summer blockbuster affair. Since "The Avengers" rewrote the success of their ever-expanding universe, Marvel has been wisely positioning films in areas where competition is far lacking. Continue to create the blockbuster films and franchises, but place them in holiday times ("Thor: The Dark World") and early spring to better increase attendance.
"The Avengers" franchise may be years away from the sequel hitting the screen, the tie-in franchise have all experienced a bump since the supergroup came out. Both the latest "Iron Man" and "Thor" films noticed a very healthy improvement on sales. The increased awareness and fondness for the predecessor has also affected the latest "Captain America," which debuted this weekend.
Following the events of "The Avengers," "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" sees supersoldier Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) teaming with Black Widow/Natasha Romanoff (Scarlett Johansson) and S.H.I.E.L.D. in modern time. When a mysterious threat and a growing conspiracy put Captain at the center of it all, he must search for answers among people sworn to protect them.
The thing that makes this franchise unique compared to other Marvel stories is how the film is so rooted in adult-oriented storylines. Conspiracy, freedom, war, honesty, and espionage all are key elements of political thrillers. Despite being more patriotic than political, it still has a thriller core to it that elevates the story above basic action-adventure tropes. The more than capable cast, including scene-stealers Anthony Mackie and Robert Redford, keep the film moving. It doesn't lose steam or feel stretched in the third act like many films appear to do these days. Content with one simple ending as opposed to many, "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" is a classic superhero film. Smart, integrated story of Roger's past and brush with S.H.I.E.L.D. make it feel familiar while building on the mythos. 4 out of 5 stars.
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Nate Prosser scored his second game-winning goal in as many games Saturday at the 2:42 mark of overtime to give the Minnesota Wild a 3-2 win over the Dallas Stars on Hockey Day Minnesota at the Xcel Energy Center.
Prosser entered the season with just one career goal, but two nights after netting his first career game-winning goal, the Elk River native did it again.
"I'm on an all-time high right now," Prosser said. "I can't believe what just happened."
Prosser beat Kari Lehtonen off rebound from a shot by Nino Niederreiter. Charlie Coyle and Niederreiter outworked the Stars defensemen behind the net. Niederreiter found some space in the high slot that brought the forward toward. Prosser took advantage found the back of the net.
"Nino and Coyle had a good forecheck going," Prosser said. "They made some good plays. I saw them going to the net, so I tried sneaking backdoor. It popped out to me and I just wanted to get it in."
The Wild (27-19-5) never trailed during the game and had two one-goal leads before getting the winner in overtime.
Erik Haula's big night was somewhat overshadowed by Prosser's overtime heroics. The rookie recorded his first career NHL goal to give the Wild a 1-0 lead in the first period. He blocked a shot by Erik Cole at the blue line, then chipped it past him off the boards and raced into the offensive zone on a partial breakaway.
"It is something you dream about," Haula said about scoring his first career goal. "It was a long time coming. It was unbelievable - the reaction from the crowd, standing ovation. It kind of took me awhile to get over it and the chills to go away."
Ryan Suter gave the Wild their second lead at the 14:09 mark of the second period, two minutes and 11 seconds after the Stars got on the board.
The Stars (21-19-8) controlled a lot of play, especially in the second period, in which it attempted 30 shots while holding the Wild to nine. At the second intermission the Stars had as many shots on goal and the Wild had attempted. That was thanks in large part to several sustained shifts in the offensive zone.
"We stuck with it tonight," Prosser said. "I think we were competing and battling even though we were in our zone a lot of the game. I thought we really bared down, made hard plays and blocked shots when we needed to."
The Wild return to action Tuesday against the Stars at the American Airlines Center.
Three Stars
No. 3 - Erik Haula. The Wild forward scored his first career goal.
No. 2 - Darcy Kuemper. The Wild goaltender stopped 33 shots.
No. 1 - Nate Prosser. The Wild defenseman scored the game-winning goal.
Dallas…………0 1 1 0 - 2
Minnesota.……1 1 0 1 - 3
First Period - 1, Minnesota, Haula, 1 (unassisted), 7:11. Penalties - Niederreiter, MIN (hooking), 13:48; Horcoff, DAL (high sticking), 15:26; Horcoff, DAL (high sticking), 15:26.
Second Period - 2, Dallas, Garbutt 10 (Fiddler, Peverley), 11:57. 3, Minnesota, Suter 6 (Mitchell, Brodin), 14:09. Penalties - Pominville, MIN (tripping), 18:50.
Third Period - 4, Dallas, Chiasson 9 (Seguin, Goligoski), 9:32 (pp). Penalties - Garbutt, DAL (roughing), :52; Mitchell, MIN (roughing), :52; Daley, DAL (hooking), 5:51; Stoner, MIN (holding), 8:49.
Overtime - 5, Minnesota, Prosser 2 (Niederreiter, Coyle), 2:42. Penalties - None.
Shots on goal - Dallas 9-13-11-2 35. Minnesota 3-6-8-2 19.
Goalies - Dallas, Lehtonen (16-19). Minnesota, Kuemper (33-35). Referees - Jean Hebert, Francois St. Laurent. Linesmen - Bryan Pancich, Mark Wheler.


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James Blaine served as Speaker of the House of Representatives, U.S. Senator, and Secretary of State. The Republicans nominated him for the presidency in 1884. His nomination culminated a successful political career. Blaine secured the nomination in 1884 with a dramatic eulogy for President James Garfield.
1884 Republican presidential nominee James Blaine entered politics in 1856. He spent six years in local Maine politics before ascending to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1862. Blaine's political and parliamentary skills led to his elevation to the speakership in just seven years. He was the favorite for the presidency in 1876, but scandal derailed his candidacy. As a result, he moved to the U.S. Senate until becoming secretary of state in 1881.
President Garfield appointed Blaine to his cabinet, but the administration lasted only six months. Charles Guiteau shot the president on July 2, 1881. Garfield lingered for nearly three months and finally expired on September 19, 1881. Chester Arthur assumed the presidency upon Garfield's death. Blaine tendered his resignation, but Arthur asked he stay on until congress returned from recess. Blaine remained at his post until December 19.
Blaine delivered a stirring eulogy for his president and former colleague. The address went into print in 1882. The former secretary of state tied Garfield to history and eternity. It linked the fallen president to Lincoln and painted him as a man of conscience. Blaine portrayed the president as quintessentially American. Garfield rose from poverty, with few opportunities for education, and became president. On top of this, President Garfield served the nation in the Civil War. Therefore, he was a hero and public servant. Basically, Blaine transformed Garfield into a martyr. The president did what he had to do for his country and sacrificed his life. The eulogy was reminiscent of Ted Kennedy's remarks at his brother, Robert's, funeral in 1968.
The emotionally charged eulogy propelled Blaine back to the forefront of presidential contenders. Scandal derailed his first attempt in 1876. The speech brought new attention to Blaine. Afterward, the former speaker spent two years out of the spotlight. He wrote his memoirs and returned to politics in time for the 1884 Republican National Convention. President Arthur wanted the nomination, but proved too unpredictable for the party bosses. They turned to Blaine, who won the nomination on the fourth ballot. He never trailed in the nomination contest, but eventually lost the 1884 general election to Grover Cleveland. Blaine returned to the state department in 1889. President Benjamin Harrison appointed him secretary of state once more. He retired in 1892.
James Blaine had always been among the top tier of American politicians. He was the Republican frontrunner for the presidential nomination on two occasions. Blaine rehabilitated his reputation with a brilliantly crafted eulogy for President Garfield. The speech catapulted the out-of-work politician back to the forefront of politics. Blaine's effort demonstrated the power of rhetoric in moving public sentiment.


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Scrabble word: REPRIEVE
In which Scrabble dictionary does REPRIEVE exist?
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Definitions of REPRIEVE in dictionaries:
- noun - a (temporary) relief from harm or discomfort
- noun - an interruption in the intensity or amount of something
- noun - a warrant granting postponement (usually to postpone the execution of the death sentence)
- noun - the act of reprieving
- verb - postpone the punishment of a convicted criminal, such as an execution
- verb - relieve temporarily
- To postpone or cancel the punishment of.
- To bring relief to.
- Postponement or cancellation of a punishment.
- A warrant for such an action.
- Temporary relief, as from danger or pain.
- verb - to postpone the punishment of
There are 8 letters in REPRIEVE: E E E I P R R V
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His confirmation is a testimony to the strong working relationships and excellent service that he and the staff of the Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs (BPOA) has provided to Pennsylvanians and members of the Legislature during his tenure as Commissioner of BPOA and Deputy Secretary for Regulatory Programs.
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NetBSD Quarterly Status Report NetBSD is an actively developed operating system. With fifty seven different system architectures in total and binary support of 53 architectures in our last official release (NetBSD 3.0), our widely portable Packages Collection "pkgsrc" and large userbase there is a lot going on within the project. In order to allow our users to follow the most important changes over the last few months, we provide a brief summary in these official status reports on a regular basis. These status reports are suitable for reproduction and publication in part or in whole as long as the source is clearly indicated. This is the first quarterly status report of 2006. However, since there was no status report for the last quarter of 2005, this report summarizes the changes within NetBSD over the last six months, which includes the release of both NetBSD 2.1 and NetBSD 3.0, a summary of the NetBSD Project's participation in Google's Summer of Code and the release of two stable pkgsrc branches, among many other things. -Jan Schaumann <jschauma <at> NetBSD.org> July 2005 - December 2005: Administrative: - New NetBSD Core Team [20050803] - New Developers [20060101] - Donation results [20051108] Miscellaneous:(Continue reading)


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Senator Barbara Boxer's (D-CA) intention, covered here yesterday, to introduce the "Pause for Safety Act," as a mechanism to forcibly disarm people without due process, is also a perfect illustration of her apparently blissful willingness to engage in rank hypocrisy. The "Pause for Safety Act," when actually introduced (there does not yet appear to be a bill number), will not be the first of Boxer's attempts to infringe on that which shall not be infringed.
In 2011, she introduced S. 176, the "Common Sense Concealed Carry Firearms Permit Act"--a name she presumably chose with a straight face. S. 176 would have expanded California's ultra-restrictive and abuse-prone "may issue" system of concealed carry permit issuance, with a requirement to demonstrate "good cause," nationwide. That system, remember, has recently been found by the usually very "progressive" 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to be unconstitutional.
Clearly, Boxer's hostility to the Second Amendment is matched by a similar dislike of the Tenth Amendment's proscription against federal laws assuming regulatory power not explicitly granted to the federal government by the Constitution. And that's where the hypocrisy comes in. It turns out, you see, that when federal legislation is introduced that requires states to relax their restrictions on the Constitutionally guaranteed, fundamental human right of the individual to keep and bear arms, Boxer suddenly becomes an impassioned advocate of state sovereignty.
Back in 2009, during debate over language in an amendment introduced by Senator John Thune (R-SD), that would establish nationwide concealed carry reciprocity, Boxer seemed almost to be attempting to channel John Taylor of Caroline, in her outrage over federal overreach. From Boxer's remarks as recorded in the Congressional Record of July 22, 2009:
This debate is not about the right to own a gun. That has been settled by the Supreme Court in the Heller case. It is about allowing States to determine their own laws. And I totally get why some more rural States with fewer people would have different laws on conceal and carry than a State of 38 million people, my home State of California. Leave us alone. Leave us alone. You want to have conceal and carry with very few requirements, fine.
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So do not come down here and tell my State what we should be doing. I support your State. You should support my State. And that is exactly what Governor Schwarzenegger says. He says we have a right to write our own gun laws.
"Leave us alone. Leave us alone," indeed, Senator. Some will no doubt argue that if it is hypocritical to argue for the states' power to implement restrictive gun laws while simultaneously advocating strict federal gun laws with which states must comply, then it is equally hypocritical to argue against federal power to enforce oppressive gun laws in states that want nothing to do with such laws, while simultaneously arguing for federal power to enforce the people's rights against onerous state gun laws.
That argument, however, ignores the Fourteenth Amendment, and the Supreme Court's McDonald v. Chicago decision which found that the Second Amendment is incorporated under the Fourteenth Amendment, and is thus enforceable against state and local governments, as well as against the feds. Granted, the Supreme Court has so far remained silent about the Second Amendment as it applies outside the home, but if the "keep" in "keep and bear arms" is a Constitutionally guaranteed, fundamental human right, then how can the "bear" not be so (although there is certainly no guarantee that the Court will not invent a justification for ignoring the right to bear arms)?
The intent here, by the way, is not to argue that a federal concealed carry reciprocity law is necessarily something gun rights advocates should pursue. The dangers of such a course cannot be easily discounted. That, though, is a debate for another day.
The point is that Boxer is generally an enthusiastic backer of federal government über alles, particularly when draconian federal gun laws are proposed. When federal law would interfere with states' oppressive gun laws, however, she suddenly turns into an Anti-Federalist for a day. Let's hope that the cognitive dissonance is physically painful.


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Aaron Doering
Aaron Doering is an associate professor in the Learning Technologies program at the University of Minnesota. He holds the Bonnie Westby Huebner Endowed Chair in Education and Technology, is a co-director of the Learning Technologies Media Lab, is a Laureate of the prestigious humanitarian Tech Awards, and is a fellow for the University of Minnesota Institute on the Environment. Doering received his PhD in instructional systems and technology and a masters in geography. This mesh of technology and geography has motivated him to develop adventure learning – an approach to designing and developing online learning that has revolutionized how students learn and teachers teach within K-20 classrooms around the world. Doering is the PI and education director behind the GoNorth! Adventure Learning Series that has delivered education on sustainability and climate change to over 3 million students by dogsledding over 3,000 miles throughout the circumpolar Arctic from 2004 – 2010.
Doering gives hundreds of talks a year on adventure learning and motivation and his academic writing is focused on how adventure learning impacts the classroom experience, designing and developing online learning environments, and K-12 technology integration. Doering has received millions of dollars in grants; has published over 60 journal articles, books, book chapters and conference proceedings; and is the co-author of the book Integrating Educational Technology into Teaching. Currently, he is the PI of four grants: Earthducation, with support from the University of Minnesota's Institute on the Environment; Explore15, with support from the Best Buy Children's Foundation; What's Climate Change to You? with support from the National Science Foundation; and GeoThentic, with support from the National Geographic Society.
Doering first realized a need for a project like Earthducation many years ago when traveling throughout the Arctic. He saw a disconnect between the education students were receiving and what they wanted to learn about their culture and sustainability. Doering knew there was a need for a project that investigated the intersection between education and sustainability throughout the world to create a global narrative educating and engaging people of all ages.
Doering has always had a passion for the environment and education from his childhood days of growing up on a farm in southern MN. He always realized that our personal actions have a huge impact on our environment and that we need to be cognizant of how we are all interconnected. From his days working at the National Geographic Society to the thousands of miles he has spent crossing the circumpolar Arctic, Doering's mission in life is to make a difference in the world through education.
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Charles Miller
Charles Miller is an assistant professor at the University of Minnesota in the Learning Technologies program. Miller's design and research work focuses on bridging the gap between learning, aesthetic design, and research-driven development to generate opportunities for transforming the nature of instruction. With more than 13 years of new media design, development, and research experience, Miller has received design awards from organizations including USA Today, The Washington Post, American Scientist, Netscape, IBM, Adobe, the International Association of Science and Technology for Education, and Yahoo! for his work on projects ranging from environmental expeditions and political campaigns to photographers and educational initiatives. Recently, Doering and Miller's development work received top honors two years in a row at the Association for Educational Communication and Technology (AECT) Outstanding Achievement in Innovative Instructional Design Showcase ($100,000+ funding category).
Miller has led the design and development of 17 online learning environments and more than 70 websites, and has published over 40 journal articles, book chapters, and conference proceedings. Currently, Miller is a co-PI on a U.S. Department of Education Stepping Stones project focused on the creation of an online e-assessment environment to help deaf and hard-of-hearing children (grades 1-8) improve reading and writing development. Starting in 2011, Miller will serve as the Chair of the Computer and Internet Applications in Education SIG at the American Educational Research Association (AERA) conference, the world's leading education conference.
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Lamart Cooper: West Palm Beach man arrested for violent incident at King Chinese Buffet
WEST PALM BEACH, FL - A West Palm Beach man has been arrested for the violent incident at King Chinese Buffet last week.
According to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, 20-year-old Lamart Cooper was charged with crimes committed on Sunday, July 21 when he and a woman walked into the restaurant then left without paying their bill and violently hit two employees as they fled.
Investigators had said one of the managers was punched in the head as she tried taking pictures of the perpetrators. The other was pushed to the ground so violently, her arm was broken.
Both restaurant managers were rushed to the hospital.
"He looked like he wanted to kill her. You could see it in his hand. He punched her head all the time. He wanted her to die or something," said Linjuan Lin who was serving the two people involved.


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Let $\phi$ be a function of two real arguments defined as follows:
$$ \phi\left(t_1, t_2\right) = \exp \left(-t_1^2-t_2^2 +i \frac{t_1}{3}\frac{ t_1^2-3 t_2^2 }{t_1^2+t_2^2} \right)$$
and whenever $t_1^2 + t_2^2 >0$ and $\phi(0,0)$ is defined to be $1$.
How can I go about proving that this is not a characteristic function of a 2D random vector. This is function is known not to correspond to any 2D random measure, and is a special case of expression considered by D.J. Marcus in "Non-stable laws with all projections stable" (see first link in Google Scholar).
Notice that both $\phi(t_1, 0) = \exp( -t_1^2 + i t_1/3)$ and $\phi(0, t_2) = \exp(-t_2^2)$ are characteristic functions of normal variates.
What techniques can be used to prove that $\phi$ corresponds to no probability measure on a plane ?


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After two weeks at the top, PSY's "Gentleman" slips to second place on the official GAON singles chart this week. The electro-pop hit is replaced by Roy Kim's seasonal single, "Spring Spring Spring," which debuts at No. 1.
While PSY's small slip in Korea isn't too bad, "Gentleman" takes a much bigger tumble in America, nosediving 5-26 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song only managed to stay in the top ten for one week, as opposed to the 12 that "Gangnam Style" spent. The huge drop is a combination of decreased digital sales and streaming points, as well as American radio's continued reluctance to embrace PSY and his latest single. The 35-year-old rapper's scheduled to embark on a heavy U.S. promo tour this month, which will hopefully turn things around for the now struggling "Gentleman."
Back to the K-pop charts, Cho Yong-pil's new single, "Hello," debuts at No. 4, while new OST singles from Akdong Musician and Baek Ji Young, "I Love You" and "Spring Rain," debut at No. 5 and No. 7, respectively.
As for this week's new chart debuts from idol acts, Juniel's "Pretty Boy" arrives at No. 12, 4minute's "What's Your Name?" follows at No. 17, and SHINee disappoints at No. 32 with "Why So Serious?." Expect all three songs to rise next week once they've got a full seven days' availability under their belts — especially 4minute, who has been performing surprisingly well on the digital charts. Sadly, there's little hope of SHINee turning "Why So Serious?" into anything more than a minor top forty hit, but that's what they get for releasing their new album without Jonghyun.
Songs that have dropped down the chart this week include Jay Park's "JOAH" from 17-24, Girl's Day's "Expectation" from 20-27, and saddest of all, D-Unit's underrated "Thank You," which falls 56 places to No. 131 in just its second week out.
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Second Timothy 4: 6 and 7
And the time of my departure is at hand.
I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the
Todd Harrell, 42, 2738 W. Walnut Street, Johnson City died Saturday, September 6, 2008 in Belvidere, Illinois.
Todd was a native of Johnson City and is the beloved son of Don N. Harrell and Carolyn Coombs Harrell.
He was a heavy equipment operator in pipeline construction.
He was a member of the Local # 917 I.U.O.E. (Operating Engineers)
Todd was of the Baptist faith.
He is preceded in death by his Paternal grandparents, Earl and Nada Harrell and his Maternal grandmother Nellie Cordell.
Survivors other then his parents include: two brothers, Toby D. Harrell and Tim Harrell, both of Johnson City; one nephew, Noah Harrell of Johnson City; two nieces, Melody Harrell of Johnson City and Brandi King of Jonesborough; several aunts, uncles, and cousins also survive.
The funeral service for Todd Harrell will be conducted at 8 PM Wednesday, September 10, 2008 in the Morris-Baker South Chapel.
Rev. Paul Crowe will officiate.
The graveside service will be conducted at 11 AM Thursday in the Monte Vista Memorial Park with Rev. Lenny Smith officiating.
Everyone will meet at Morris-Baker at 10:30 AM Thursday to go to the cemetery.
Active pallbearers will be cousins and friends.
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Release Date: 2003-10-17 (Limited)
Genre: Action/Adventure,
Rating: R
Duration: 1hr 58min
The year is 2084 and the human race is fighting an alien militia to save the last remnant of civilization. A young heroine named Milly escapes the war and jumps back in time to present-day Japan in an attempt to change history and prevent the demise of her people. Milly's return lands her in the middle of a local crime war between Miyamoto, a street-smart gunman, and Mizoguchi, Japan's crime leader. Milly must coerce Miyamoto to help chase down the extraterrestrial and save the human raceÂ…But first Milly must convince Miyamoto she's for real. In the visceral, dark, cold world of the streets, these two fight against the evil and ignorance that will destroy everything.
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Old tires are normally thrown out or at the very least end up sitting around in the garage or yard collecting dust. Instead of throwing them out or letting them sit there making your yard look cluttered, how about turning them into something useful?
Whether you have one or one hundred tires, there is always something that you can make with them that will not only repurpose them but give you great interior and exterior décor. You can turn those old useless tires into everything from furniture to flower pots to something for the kids.
Rubber is very durable and soft because of its elasticity and it is very easy to work with in terms of crafts and DIY projects. The next time you have your tires changed, ask to keep the old tires and then take a look at the 20 different ways we have for you to repurpose those old tires into something new and exciting.
A Tire Climber
If you have kids or grandkids, you know that outside play equipment can be very costly. Instead of investing a few hundred dollars in a jungle gym of sorts, why not turn those old tires into a great tire climber and kill two birds with one stone? Just paint the tires bright colors and stack them up however you want to create the climber. You will need to bolt them together to make them safe but it takes very little time and this is something that you can create for free if you already have tires and paint on hand.
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A Hose Caddy
Instead of leaving that garden hose out where it can become damaged (and let's face it, it just looks cluttered when you don't have your garden hose put away), you can make a hose caddy out of an old tire. You just have to cut the tire in half and then coil the hose up inside it. If you really want to make your outdoors look neat and tidy, paint the tire after you cut it so that it matches your garden shed, home exterior or your outdoor décor. You can then hang the hose up or just hide it away on the ground, whatever you choose.
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A Rope Ottoman
Make actual indoor furniture with old tires? Yes, we think so and this rope ottoman is the perfect weekend project if you are in need of something new and exciting for inside the house. You will need a round board of some sort to create the top and then you basically just add the rope to cover the entire thing. It makes a beautifully rustic looking ottoman that is perfect for indoor use or you could add it to your outdoor décor as well if you want. It's quite easy to do and takes very few materials.
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A Horse Swing
You can turn old useless tires into wonderful swings and not those that you had when you were a child. Your little one will adore a horse swing that you can easily make from an old tire and a few other key supplies. This little project takes much less time than you would imagine and it produces an adorable horse swing, much like those that you see at farming stores but a lot cheaper. You just have to create the pattern, cut out the tire and then add the mane and a rope for hanging.
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Beautiful Planters
There are a couple of ways that you can create planters from tires and this one gives the tire a flowered look. There is some cutting involved and you may want to paint the tire to give it a great color. You could make several of these depending on how many tires you have on hand and completely decorate your outdoor deck, porch or garden area. They are relatively easy to make and only require a tire and some paint. You could also do different sizes with different sizes of tires so keep all of those old tires to create a beautiful garden with your DIY tire planters.
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RILEY firstname.lastname@example.com_county.owen_sound.the_sun_times 2007-07-16 published
SAWYER, Janet Helen (née HENDERSON)
At her home surrounded by her family, on Sunday July 15, 2007. Janet SAWYER (née HENDERSON) of Southampton at the age of 62. Wife of the late Kenneth W. SAWYER. Loving mother of Kent of Southampton, Deanna and her husband Mark PRENTICE of Barrie and Lisa and her husband Robb GEE of London. Proud Nana of Brianna. Dear sister of Joan and her husband Keith WEBB of Coldwater. Also survived by her sister-in-laws, Dorothy and her husband Jack RILEY, Karen MATHESON, Linda McLAREN, RuthAnn and her husband John McCLINTON, Darlene and her husband Dennis NEILLY, June and her husband Doug CATTO, Marlene SAWYER, Helen SAWYER, Laura-Lee SAWYER and by her brother-in-laws, Bruce SAWYER and his wife Sandi and Douglas SAWYER and his wife Jennifer. Fondly remembered by her many nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her parents John and Helen HENDERSON. Visitation from the Eagleson Funeral Home, Southampton, on Tuesday July 17, 2007 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. A Funeral Service to Celebrate the Life of Janet SAWYER will be conducted in the Chapel of the Funeral Home on Wednesday at 1 p.m. A Time of Fellowship and Sharing will follow at the Walker House. Cremation. Private Interment of Ashes at a later date. Expressions of Remembrance to the Grey Bruce Humane Society or to the Canadian Cancer Society. Condolences may be forwarded to the family through www.eaglesonfuneralhome.com.
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RILEY email@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-08-30 published
Gifted keyboard artist, arranger and composer 'could play everything'
Known as Doctor Music, he was music director of shows for Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and CTV, and backed up Ray Charles and scores of other performers, writes Sandra MARTIN. He also fronted his own 16-piece band
By Sandra MARTIN with a report from Canadian Press, Page S9
Composer, pianist and record producer Doug RILEY was a classically trained musician and a prolific jingle composer who had a major influence on the sound of popular Canadian music beginning in the 1970s. Best known by his nickname, Doctor Music, he worked with many jazz and pop artists and was the leader of a 16-piece vocal and instrumental ensemble. He produced and performed with Ray Charles, David Clayton-Thomas, Bob Seger, Ringo Starr, Gordon Lightfoot, Anne Murray, Moe Koffman and many others.
Mr. Clayton-Thomas, former lead singer of Blood, Sweat and Tears, described Mr. RILEY as a close friend and a brilliant technician who "could play everything from Tchaikovsky to Thelonious Monk and then could get down and rock 'n' roll and play the blues, too. He's irreplaceable. There's only one Doc RILEY."
Canadian keyboardist Paul Shaffer, musical director of the Late Show with David Letterman, said Mr. RILEY was a big influence on his playing after they met in Toronto in 1968 during auditions for the musical Hair. They were both accompanying would-be performers on piano. "He really was an inspiration for those of us thinking about going into music ourselves."
Doug RILEY grew up in Toronto as the middle of three children of businessman Norman RILEY and his wife Lillian (MARSHALL) RILEY. When he was 2, he contracted polio, which meant he couldn't walk until he underwent a revolutionary operation at the Hospital for Sick Children when he was 9. (He walked with a limp for the rest of his life.) Born with perfect pitch, he seemed to have emerged from the womb playing the piano, an instrument he began studying when he was 3. By 5, he was taking lessons at the Royal Conservatory of Music, eventually studying pipe organ with Harry Duckworth at Saint Anne de Belleville Church near Montreal, and piano with Paul DeMarky, Oscar Peterson's piano teacher. At 6, he discovered jazz by listening to records - mostly his father's collection of stride and piano boogie 78s that featured such players as Meade Lux Lewis, Albert Ammons, James P. Johnson and Fats Waller.
As a teenager, he played rhythm and blues with a group called The Silhouettes at the Toronto nightclub the Blue Note. He attended the University of Toronto, graduating with a bachelor of music degree in 1965, after having studied composition with John Weinzweig and ethnomusicology with Mieczyslaw Kolinski. Later, he did postgraduate work with Prof. Kolinski on the music of the Iroquois.
Even while at university, he was a prolific composer of jingles, working with Mort Ross, Tommy Ambrose and Larry Trudel (through Trudel Productions). By the early 1990s, he had composed more than 2,000 catchy commercial tunes.
Drummer Bob MacLaren played in a jazz group led by Mr. RILEY and worked steadily with him recording jingles in the 1970s and 1980s, including a campaign for Labatt Blue and Carlsberg. "He would go to the production meeting one day and write the music that night, and the next morning we would record it and the singers would come in and the voice over would be done by the afternoon." The next day, they would repeat the process. "He was a workhorse," said Mr. MacLaren.
"He had an ear for the commercial, but he was also a writer and a player and a bandleader. He had all these things going at the same time and he had respect from the commercial community that was hiring him and respect from the musicians," he said. "Once he was on the bandstand and the music started, he was 100-per-cent player. He loved playing and that's why he never retired."
In one of Mr. RILEY's earliest recordings, he was the arranger and second keyboard player for Ray Charles's album, Doing His Thing. "Ray Charles was my first influence outside of boogie-woogie and stride pianists like Albert Ammons and Fats Waller," he told the Toronto Star last year. "I was enthralled by his jazz, blues and gospel music, and really his roots and my roots were the same. It was the biggest break of my life when I played organ and piano and arranged his 1969 album Doing His Thing."
Mr. Charles asked Mr. RILEY, who was 22 at the time, to join his band, but after a lot of soul-searching, he decided to stay in Toronto and write music.
He found steady work as a studio musician in television working as an arranger and pianist for The Ray Stevens Show from 1969 to 1970 and Rolling on the River from 1970 to 1972, both of which aired on CTV. He also served as music director for Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's Music Machine from 1973 to 1974 and Tommy Ambrose's Celebration from 1975 to 1976 and The Wolfman Jack Show the following year. He went back to CTV in 1981 to work for a season on Ronnie Hawkins's Honky Tonk and also did specials with Anne Murray, Lou Rawls and others.
As a player, he performed as a sideman for jazz and pop artists, including Tommy Ambrose, Dianne Brooks, Mr. Clayton-Thomas, Dan Hill, Klaatu, Mr. Koffman, Mr. Lightfoot, Bob McBride, Kathryn Moses, Ms. Murray, Walter Rossi, Sweet Blindness, Sylvia Tyson, the Brecker Brothers and Mr. Seger.
He also formed his own group, Doctor Music, a 16-piece vocal and instrumental ensemble. The band made three albums between 1972 and 1974: Doctor Music, Doctor Music II, and Bedtime Story. The last consisted largely of jazz compositions by Mr. RILEY and band members Claude Ranger and Don Thompson. His most popular singles were One More Mountain to Climb (1971), Sun Goes By (1972), and Long Time Comin' Home (1972), all of which were included on the compilation Retrospective (GRT). The group disbanded in 1997, soon after recording a fourth album.
In the 1990s, he began focusing on live performances and formed a quartet with saxophonist Phil Dwyer in 1993. Late in 1998, he and his second wife, Jan, bought a restored farmhouse near souris, Prince Edward Island, and settled there permanently in 2005. Walking on the beach near his farmhouse, he began to hear and feel the beginnings of what would become the Prince Edward Island Suite for Symphony and Jazz. The piece had its premiere at the Isabel Bader Theatre in Toronto and has since been known to evoke such emotion in Island audiences that tears begin to flow.
"His concerts had been a highlight of the season for the last several years," said University of Toronto historian Michael BLISS, who spends summers on Prince Edward Island and is a patron of the Indian River Festival. "He was just a wonderful pianist&hellip there have been concerts where Doug was simply the accompanist and done a much better job than the featured performer."
Prof. BLISS said the Island was very proud of Mr. RILEY. "He had an immediate and big impact on the musical scene here."
Mr. Clayton-Thomas considered Mr. RILEY his closest musical collaborator and friend. "Canada just lost a musical giant," he told Canadian Press in a telephone interview from Montreal on Tuesday, his voice shaking with emotion. "I can't imagine my life without him," he said. "I loved him beyond what I could tell you."
Mr. RILEY was supposed to have shifted into semi-retirement, playing golf and performing frequently with the Indian River Festival. But he loved playing so much that he couldn't resist invitations, and so Mr. RILEY, a smoker who enjoyed a drink and suffered from diabetes, spent a great deal of his time on airplanes travelling from one festival to another, one performance to another. That is what took him to Calgary late last week to play in a jazz and blues Festival.
He was jazz organist of the year from 1993 to 2000 at the annual Jazz Report Awards and was named a member of the Order of Canada in 2004.
Douglas Brian RILEY was born in Toronto on April 24, 1945. He died of a massive heart attack in an airplane on the tarmac in Calgary on Monday, August 26, 2007. He was 62. He is survived by wife Jan RILEY, sons Ben and Jesse from his first marriage, two siblings and his extended family. Musical celebrations of his life are being planned for October in Toronto and Charlottetown.
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RILEY firstname.lastname@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2007-10-11 published
RILEY, Helena Day " Polly" (née HARRIS) (1923-2007)
Polly died peacefully at Grace Hospice on Tuesday, October 9, 2007 after a heroic struggle with pulmonary disease. Polly is survived by her devoted husband of 62 years Derek; three children and their families: Jeannie, her husband Rod SENFT, their children Riley, Derek and Lauren; Derek, his wife Anne POULSON, their children Andrew and Kate; Leslie, her husband Buzz GRANT and their children Jean, Tom, Ian, and Christopher. She was predeceased by her daughter Debby, her parents Alan and Helena HARRIS, sisters Nancy and Janet, and her brother Tom. Polly was born in Buffalo, New York on December 8, 1923 and moved to Winnipeg with her parents in 1938. She attended Riverbend School and the University of Manitoba, graduating with an Interior Decorating Diploma from the School of Architecture in 1944. Her great beauty, athleticism and endearing personality made her one of the most popular girls on campus. She was chosen Winter Carnival Queen in 1942, and was at one time University of Manitoba Ladies Tennis Champion and Ladies Golf Champion. Polly and Derek were married during World War 2 while he was home on leave from the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm and she provided financial support to him during the early years following the war by obtaining outside employment while he was studying to become a Chartered Accountant. Polly devoted her life to her family, her Friends, and her community. Her volunteer involvement included the Junior League of Winnipeg, the White Cross Guild of the Winnipeg General Hospital, Middlechurch Home of Winnipeg, and she was always a willing canvasser for a host of deserving charitable institutions. Her family was her pride and joy. Many happy summers were spent at Lake of the Woods from the time her children were babies until adulthood, and many a ski trip was taken in the family station wagon to the Canadian Rockies and to Colorado. Polly loved the world of sport, particularly golf, badminton, and tennis. She was a member of the St. Charles Country Club, Winnipeg Winter Club and Kinsman Re-Fit Centre. In more recent years she has been immensely proud of her nine grandchildren - all of them bright, healthy, and handsome, and they in turn have been as devoted to their 'Gammie' as she has been to them. A great lady of the highest moral character with a very positive outlook, a keen sense of humor, and an unfailing concern for needs and feelings of others, 'Miss Polly' will be fondly remembered and sorely missed by all who knew and loved her. Cremation has taken place and a Celebration of her life will be held at St. George's Anglican Church (Crescentwood), 168 Wilton Street, on Saturday, October 13, 2007 at 2: 00 p.m. Flowers are greatly declined. If Friends so wish donations in Polly's memory may be made to the St. George's Anglican Church Memorial Fund, 168 Wilton Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3M 3C3, or to a charity of their choice. Thomson Funeral Home 669 Broadway 783-7211 www.thomsonfuneralhome.com Life stories may be shared with Friends and family across the globe at www.mem.com
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El Cosmico is a 14.5-hour drive from Los Angeles.
The Marfa, Texas retreat is simply trailers, yurts and tents, offering an uncomplicated and stunning vacation to those who dare to drive far out into the desert. If you're up for adventure pass through Phoenix, Las Cruces and El Paso on your drive and when you feel like you're not going anywhere anymore (west Texas highway, defined) arrive in the dusty Texas town of Marfa. Now you're away from L.A. Embrace the "out there," book a restored vintage trailer (starting at $90 per night) and spend days checking out the rad western town, or Big Bend National Park, followed by a lean-back into one of El Cosmico's wood fired Dutch hot tubs (seasonal). El Cosmico is set on 18 acres and opened last fall.
"El Cosmico is part vintage trailer, yurt and teepee hotel and campground, part creative lab, greenhouse and amphitheatre - a community space that fosters and agitates artistic and intellectual exchange." - from ElCosmico.com.
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ZTE Apache 8-Core smartphone with 28nm ARM15 Mediatek chip inside in the works for the next year
You thought quad-core smartphones are impressive? Wait until the next year.
The latest rumor from Asia is that ZTE is working on a smartphone codenamed "Apache", equipped with 8-core CPU from Mediatek. According to MyDrivers.com, Mediatek beat Qualcomm and NVIDIA in the battle for the heart&brains of the next ZTE flagship with, as yet unannounced, ARM15 MT6599 chip manufactured with TSMC's 28nm tech.
Other ZTE Apache specs include 1080p HD resolution display, 13 megapixel camera and WCDMA/4G LTE/TD-SCDMA support.
If the rumor is correct, it means we are already in the round two of an attempt by Chinese vendors to breakout of the cheap/domestic market supplier category, onto the world stage. Round one this year was more or less a flop. Both Huawei and ZTE increased their smartphone market shares by a lot. But most of that happened on the backs of their low margin, cheap devices most of us expect to get from those brands. While top of the line smartphones like Huawei D-Quad, announced with such fanfare in February at Mobile World Congress, failed to make an impact.
But, the one failure doesn't matter. It just makes the challengers more hungry. Chinese are just following the playbook of Japanese and Korean giants like Sony and Samsung. Which were scrappy and cheap suppliers in their early days too. And, with the help of its compatriots, Mediatek seems to be getting ready to take on Qualcomm and NVIDIA in chipsets, too.
Will it work this time? I don't know. Huawei's device sounded very impressive in February too, until they failed to deliver it for more than 6 months. Let's wait and see.
But sooner or later ZTE and Huawei, maybe even Meizu, Oppo and Xiaomi, will figure it out. And smartphone wars will get even more interesting.


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SEATTLE -- No. 3 Washington capitalized on three Arizona errors, then exploded for a four-run sixth as No. 9 Arizona was no-hit for the first time in almost nine years in a 6-0 loss at Husky Softball Stadium on Friday afternoon.
UA did not tally a hit for the first time since May 25, 2000, when Southern Mississippi's Courtney Blades shut down the Wildcat offense in a 1-0 victory for the Golden Eagles during the WCWS.
All-American Danielle Lawrie (20-3) pitched to the minimum number of batters, and allowed only one base runner throughout the entire game. The no-hit clinching pitch was her 100th of the contest. She also tallied 12 strikeouts in the complete game. Her counterpart, Jennifer Martinez (7-2), was touched up for four earned runs on 10 Husky hits. The senior struck out four and issued one walk, throwing 101 pitches.
UW (29-5, 2-2) plated an unearned run with two outs in the first. Newcomer Jen Salling was hit by Martinez, then pitcher Lawrie tagged a full count toss off the glove of Laine Roth at first and into right field. Karissa Buchanan's throw to third was cut off by K'Lee Arredondo, but the junior's attempted throw to first went awry, allowing Salling to score and Lawrie to move to second. Martinez forced a flyout to end the inning with the Huskies up 1-0.
Victoria Kemp drew a leadoff walk to start the third inning, giving Arizona (31-8, 3-1 Pac-10) its first and only base runner of the game. But Lauren Schutzler grounded into a fielder's choice, cutting down Kemp at second, then Schutzler was caught stealing and Buchanan grounded right back to Lawrie to end the half.
Ashley Charters singled right by Martinez to lead off the bottom half. Kimi Pohlman took the next pitch past Arredondo at shortstop to put two on with no outs. After a fielder's choice nabbed Pohlman at second, Lawrie reached first courtesy of the second error of the game for the Cats - a Leles throw that pulled Roth off the bag, loading the bases. Ashlyn Watson grounded right back to Martinez who forced Charters out at home, but Stacie Chambers' throw for the double play at first went into right field, allowing Salling to score her second run of the day, unearned. A groundout to Martinez ended the inning, UW up 2-0.
The Huskies upped the margin to three with their first earned run of the game with two outs in the sixth. Alicia Blake singled in Morgan Stuart, who had advanced to second on a wild pitch after singling into right. Charters brought in another run on a single up the middle, then Pohlman blooped a single down the left field line, plating two more and giving the Huskies the final margin.
Up Next: The Cats will arrive in Los Angeles tonight before taking on No. 7 UCLA on Saturday at 3 p.m. and Sunday at noon.


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Claudio Reyna play midfield for Manchester City and Sunderland after stints with Rangers, VfL Wolfsburg and Bayer Leverkusen, earning the nickname Captain America along the way. Last week, I sat down with Claudio at the Adidas World Cup Media Day and talked to him about his career and his view on the changes at Manchester City and in the Premiership.
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Scrabble word: REARING
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- noun - the properties acquired as a consequence of the way you were treated as a child
- noun - helping someone grow up to be an accepted member of the community
- verb - stand up on the hind legs, of quadrupeds
- verb - bring up
- verb - rise up
- verb - cause to rise up
- verb - construct, build, or erect
- adj - rearing on left hind leg with forelegs elevated and head usually in profile
- verb - to lift upright
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