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Filmmaker Beverly Seckinger returns to her hometown of Laramie to see how the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard affected the site of her own closeted adolescence. Ask Seckinger questions during a live Skype Q&A. Catch this film on the eve of Clemson Players' production of The Laramie Project.
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There was once a time, many centuries ago, when pale skin was a sign of wealth and beauty. People believed that only the poorest citizens had to slave away outdoors, tanning under the harsh sun. Eventually, times changed, and for some, darker skin became the symbol of wealth. People felt that only the rich could afford to take frequent vacations to warm, tropical getaways.
Tanning is a dangerous fad that continues even today. People spend countless dollars and endless hours every year on tanning oil, tanning beds, and sunbathing. In an attempt to align themselves with an unfounded trend, people are actually putting their health in jeopardy. Fortunately, there are a few important ways that anyone can stay safe under the burning rays of the hot sun.
Sunbathing and Tanning Beds
- Both tanning beds and sunbathing can cause melanoma, or skin cancer. Melanoma is the most common form of cancer. In advanced stages, melanoma can be fatal.
- Tanning beds are even more dangerous than sunbathing. Both methods expose you to harmful UVA and UVB rays, but tanning beds deliver the rays in concentrated form - just inches away from your skin.
- Sunbathing and tanning beds destroy your collagen, leading to premature aging, wrinkles, sagging skin, and discoloration. The damage is cumulative, and it can also be permanent.
All About Sunscreen
- Staying safe in the sun requires four items: sunscreen, a hat, UVA- and UVB-protection sunglasses, and sun-protective clothing.
- You require about a shot glass worth of sunscreen for your whole body. Don't forget areas like ears, lips, and eyelids.
- You must apply sunscreen at least 15 minutes prior to sun exposure so that it can absorb into your skin.
- The sun protection factor, or SPF, measures how long it would take to burn with versus without sunscreen. You need an SPF of at least 30.
- Usually, the sunscreen in makeup is not enough. You generally won't apply enough makeup to sufficiently protect your skin, and the SPF is often not high enough anyway.
- You must reapply sunscreen every two hours and after you swim or sweat.
- When using a spray sunscreen, spray it into your hand first, then apply. You don't want to inadvertently inhale the particles.
- Physical sunscreen usually contains titanium dioxide or zinc oxide. This formulation can sometimes cause a white cast in photographs. If this is an issue, try a chemical sunscreen containing avobenzone.
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- Sun damage can still occur in cars, through windows, and during rainy and cold weather. Prepare accordingly.
- "Base tans" are not healthy. It is still sun damage, and they still put you at risk.
- When you examine moles for signs of melanoma, remember ABCDE: asymmetry, (uneven) border, (multiple) colors, diameter (larger than a pencil eraser), and evolving (traits or symptoms).
- Instead of getting Vitamin D from sunlight, you can get it from healthy foods such as wild-caught salmon, mushrooms, and low fat milk, yogurt, and cheese.
Though the sun will always loom overhead, people are not doomed to a life stuck indoors. There will always be sizzling cookouts, ice cold drinks, pool parties, and memories that last a lifetime. But those memories don't have to include painful sunburns and damaged skin. With a bit of sun safety under your belt, you can have your fun in the sun without getting burned.


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Two suspects arrested in connection to recent Elkhart robberies
ELKHART — Police arrested two suspects in connection with two robberies that happened last week on the north side of Elkhart.
Nicholas Chaplin and Abigail Pifer were arrested Friday at 1839 Cassopolis St. The arrests were made a week after the robberies took place.
On Jan. 25, the Elkhart County Sheriff's Department responded to Elkhart Cigarette Outlet, 51505 S.R. 19, around 2:15 p.m. and then to Low Bob's Discount Tobacco, 51523 S.R. 19, at around 6:50 p.m.
According to a press release from the sheriff's department, employees at Elkhart Cigarette Outlet said two men entered the store, took money, several cartons of cigarettes and other items and left the store. Employees told police they believe the suspects may have been armed with a stun gun. They described the suspects as wearing black hoodies, light-colored pants and had bandannas covering their faces.
At Low Bob's Discount Tobacco Store, employees said two men, one wearing a camo-style hoodie and another wearing a red jacket with "Indiana" in white letters across the front, came into the store and took an undisclosed amount of cash, as well cartons of cigarettes and other items, according to a press release from the sheriff's department. A third suspect was described as a woman wearing a dark-colored jacket with a fur-lined hood, and her face was covered with a cream-colored scarf.
Employees said the suspects appeared to have a hatchet type of weapon.
According to the probable cause affidavits for Chaplin and Pifer, the two entered Elkhart Cigarette Outlet sometime after the robbery. They were caught on surveillance cameras during both robberies, and then again later when they went to Low Bob's, according to the affidavit.
A witness identified the two suspects as Pifer and Chaplin from photographs that were obtained from the surveillance cameras. During plain examination of their vehicle, police found items that fit the descriptions given by employees of the items that were taken during the robberies.
The two suspects have not been formally charged. According to the affidavit, the sheriff's department is looking for a third suspect who has not been identified.
The sheriff's department continues to investigate three other robberies — Marathon gas station, 51451 S.R. 19, on Jan. 29, a Stogie's Discount Tobacco Store, 30913 Old U.S. 20, Feb. 2, and again at Low Bob's Discount Tobacco on Feb. 3.


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Sean Suen Spring / Summer 2013
The first collection of Sean Suen for Spring/Summer 2013 brings forth a dialog between the lost extra-urbanized soul of today's man and his everyday urge of finding his roots and maybe a much needed but hidden sense of his belonging. The collection is dominated by minimalistic cuts and interesting, very wearable prints. Deconstructionism is a major theme in the designers first release. The gold big zippers, repeated throughout the collection, act as a trigger for this need of introspection and rediscovery of the unknown soul. A soul that we discover later to be a mosaic of cracked broken glass that needs to be mended or maybe a glimpse into the microcosm of nature expanded. On first look this collection looks very complex. On the second look it's even more complex than it seems to be. Innovative with a far look in the future, one of the best collections for Spring Summer this season, this outguns everything.
See the whole lookbook and the fashion show at WhiteLies Magazine (whiteliesmag.com)
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Park City Nordic Ski Club (PCNSC) has come off one of its most successful winter seasons ever. The club qualified an unprecedented nine skiers to compete at the U.S. Junior National Championships in Stowe, Vermont. Junior Nationals consists of the top 50 skiers in three separate age classes from each of the ten divisions in the country. Roughly 450 kids went head to head in competition. In Stowe, PCNSC represented the Intermountain Division with solid results from all of the skiers. One highlight came in the U16 girls' relay team where Leah Lange took her team from third to first in her anchor leg.
Other winter highlights from PCNSC's winter season include winning the Western Youth Festival. This race series is geared towards skiers ages 12-13 and is attended by about 10 clubs in the Intermountain Division. The kids coming up through the club are showing enormous potential and are sure to be competitive on the national scene in a few years. All of these races were held at the Utah Olympic Park in a fun and festive atmosphere.
PCNSC also won the Intermountain Club Championships in Sun Valley in late March. Demonstrating great strength in all age classes, the club was able to beat much larger clubs like Sun Valley and Bozeman. At the end of the season PCNSC was one of the strongest clubs in the region.
PCNSC summer programs are now in full swing. The club's main summer goal is to create a strong training atmosphere while having fun.
For those interested in learning more about the Park City Nordic Ski Club, please visit UtahOlympicLegacy.com or contact Robert Lazzaroni (firstname.lastname@example.com).


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WELLINGTON - Levi Johnson, 90, died Sunday, April 9, 2006.
No services are planned at this time. Arrangements are by Adams Funeral Home.
Mr. Johnson was born July 15, 1915, in West Virginia. He married Lora Mae Sexton on Dec. 15, 2001, in Wellington.
Survivors include his wife; two sons, Robert Johnson of Manzanola, Colo., and James Johnson of San Antonio; a daughter, Pat Dooley of Evart, Mich.; a stepson, Dennie Sexton of Wellington; four stepdaughters, Carolyn Randall of Hollis, Okla., Linda Sherrill of Altus, Okla., Sandra Bogle of Gainesville, Fla., and Judy Wischkaemper of Wellington; and a host of grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Primitive Baptist Church.
Amarillo Globe-News, April 10, 2006
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Spiking to success, USA Volleyball Junior Teams are ready to rally for a bid to the national championship.
More than 1,500 young volleyball players in 110 teams will vie for the right to represent their age group at the final event for teams, the Intermountain Bid Qualifier, May 4-5. Players will compete on 30 volleyball courts at six Wasatch front venues.
For these teams in the Power Division of the Intermountain Region, making the bid qualifier is the concluding event before nationals. Champions who made it this far are the best teams across the states. The end goal: National Champion.
The road to the qualifier has been anything but easy. Teams from Boise to St. George have been volleying to the finish since January.
Victors of each age division (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18-year olds) will hit the court at the 33rd annual USA Volleyball Junior National Championships, previously known as the USA Junior Olympic Girls National Championship June 28-July 7 in Columbus, Ohio.
Pocatello Elite 18s and Club Utah 18 Black are already qualified for the National Championship based on their top-notch performances at a Junior National Qualifier Tournament in Denver, Colorado—Colorado Crossroads.
Volleyball fans have the opportunity to score autographs Friday, May 4, from a new professional women's volleyball team, Unity, as they scrimmage at the Intermountain Volleyball Training Center. Get your sharpies and Wilson's ready at 6:30 p.m. before the team plays at 8 p.m.
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Let $f:U\to\mathbb{C}$ analytic function, where $U$ is a region. $x_n \to x_0 \in U$ is a real convergent sequence, it is known that $f(x_n)$ is real for all $n$. Is it true $f^{(n)}(x_0)$ is real for all $n$? It is obvious that it is true for $n=0$ and $n=1$, but I could not get further.
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Let $g(z)=\overline{f(\bar z)}$. It is a holomorphic function and $f(x_n)=g(x_n)$ for all $n$. This however means that $f=g$ (both $f$ and $g$ being holomorphic), hence $f(z)$ is real for real $z$, hence all the derivatives of $f$ are real on the real axis.


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Prayer and Its Power
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(See "Prayer and Its Power, Parts One and Two," Cover Stories
in the January/February, March/April 1993 issues of the "PLIM REPORT;"
Also Recovering the Soul and Healing Words: The Power of Prayer and The Practice of Medicine,
by Larry Dossey, M.D. (HarperSanFranciso publishers, ©1993;
Healing and The Mind by Bill Moyers (Doubleday publishers, ©1979)
Define the word "prayer"?
What other words are similar to prayer in the scriptures?
What is the purpose of prayer?
How does prayer operate?
What assumptions are made when we pray?
What did people in the Bible pray for?
Why does prayer work?
How was prayer performed before the Law by the Patriarchs: Noah, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob of Israel?
How was prayer accomplished under the Law?
. What did the Messiah say about prayer?
. Should prayer be directed to dead saints, angels, etc.?
. How is prayer performed under the New Testament?
. Give examples of prayers being answer.
. Why are some prayers not answered?
. Is there any scientific proof concerning the effect of prayer?
. What are the views of other Christian and non-Christian religions concerning prayer?
. What are the principles that the Messiah said are implemented in prayer?
. Should one have a script to pray?
. How does one pray in the true names?
. Is prayer in the true names more effectual than prayer without the true names?
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Maria Menounos and E! have inked a deal. The Extra co-host will now be have her own show on the network. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Maria's new show will be called Untold With Maria Menounos. The show has been described as a "fresh and fun take" on celebrity news and gossip. News of the deal comes just days after the finale of Maria's reality show, Chasing Maria Menounos, which aired on Oxygen.
Cyndi McClellan, E! president of network strategy and E! News explained:
"As we continue to expand E!'s dynamic news programming lineup, we're so excited to have Maria join the E! team to help drive the growth and expansion of E! as the global entertainment news leader. With her undeniable charisma and deep industry relationships, Maria has a huge fan following as one of the premier entertainment news personalities in Hollywood today. While conceiving Untold, we always thought Maria was the ideal host because of her varied experiences not only in entertainment, but also in global reporting. We're thrilled to bring her talents to the network and to collaborate with her as we create and develop exciting new programming together."
Maria Menounos' E! deal is significant and is easily the biggest thing to happen in her career to date. She is actually getting her own show and, in addition, Maria and her beau Keven Undergaro were able to get ink a "first-look agreement" with the network fir their production company, Underman/Omegagirl. This is huge news for the couple, who have worked to get the company up and running for years.
Maria released the following statement regarding her big career move:
"To be able to host, report and produce for an entire network, one that spans globally no less, is thrilling. I'm excited to exercise my talents on both sides of the camera as my partner, Keven Undergaro, and I have many projects to bring to the network through Underman/Omegagirl. I'm equally excited to join a team of hosts and producers that are amongst the finest in our industry."
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2009 Season (Senior): A 2009 tri-captain along with Heather Purnell and Carly Janiga ... earned All-Pac-10 second-team honors on bars and floor ... won the bars at UC Davis (2/27) with a collegiate best of 9.90 ... it was the first uneven bars victory of her collegiate career ... awarded Stanford's Gymnast of the Year honor.
2008 Season (Junior): Took on the role of motivator for her team, keeping the energy high and her teammates focused ... earned her third Academic All-American honor ... was named to the Pac-10 All-Academic team for the second consecutive year ... scored a career-best 9.9 on floor against Nebraska and Alabama ... scored 9.8 or above in all 13 of her floor performances ... scored at least 9.80 in seven of her final eight beam performances ... has career bests of 9.875 in vault, 9.95 on bars, 9.95 on beam and 9.9 on floor.
2007 Season (Sophomore): Finished 11th in nation in vault (9.725), earning first-team All-America honors ... All-Pac-10 selection ... competed all season on bars, beam and floor ... achieved season-high 9.9 on beam at NCAA South Central regional ... scored 9.9 on floor vs. UCLA.
2006 Season (Freshman): Fifth on bars (9.85) and sixth on beam (9.85) at NCAA West regional ... finished 10th on bars (9.8) at Pac-10 championships.
Club/High School: A 2005 graduate of St. Charles East High School in St. Charles, Ill. ... An international elite gymnast and member of the U.S. national team ... ranked among the top 15 gymnasts in the country ... qualified for the U.S. national championships four times and competed three times ... a 2000 Junior Olympic national team member (fourth in all-around, first on bars, third on beam) .. placed fifth in the all-around at the 2005 U.S. Classics in Rochester, N.Y.
Personal: Daughter of Dan and Elaine Fee ... has two sisters, Colleen and Catherine ... majoring in engineering.
Getting to know Kelly Fee
My earliest gymnastics memory is ... having my mom braid my hair before a pre-level 5 meet (I cried ha-ha)
Growing up in gymnastics, I always pretended to be ... the best
When I was in younger, I was always in trouble for ... nothing. I was too afraid to break the rules
What is your hidden talent? My ability to memorize the lyrics to musicals - yes, I'm a nerd
The best nickname I ever had was ... GooFee
I'd be the perfect person to ... lift your spirit
The best advice my parents ever gave me was ... you can do anything
My greatest athletic moment was ... sticking my beam routine in the prelims of NCAA Championships in 2007
Since coming to Stanford, I have learned ... that education and service are ways of life and not just actions we take
The best thing about Stanford women's gymnastics is ... that we're a family


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By Riley Manning
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It's often said behind every good man stands a good woman, and perhaps that's particularly true for pastors. From a sounding board to Bible study leaders, the pastor's spouse provides support in every way imaginable.
"Lots of times it's things that no one sees," said Jessica Webb. Her husband, the Rev. Jason Webb, serves as head pastor of Ingram Baptist Church in Baldwyn. "If he has to up and go to the hospital or a funeral, I'm the one that holds down the fort at home with the children."
At other times, it means living in a somewhat public eye, in what ministers' families often call the "fishbowl."
"Everyone knows a lot about what's going on in your life," said April Haynes, wife of the Rev. David Haynes, who pastors Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Baldwyn. "Lots of it comes up in the sermon, but I don't put on for anyone. I'm who I am all the time, and I'd go crazy if I wasn't."
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April said she and her husband started dating in high school, in their native Kossuth. While David felt the call to preach before they married, he didn't pursue it until the year 2000, after the birth of their daughter. Working at a pharmacy in Corinth at the time, April gave the job up to stay at home with their new daughter, while David found work as a full-time youth pastor at a nearby church. The biggest change, though, came when David got his first head pastor position at a church in Marietta, forcing them to uproot their lives in Kossuth and move.
"Marietta was only 40 minutes away, but we had lived our whole lives there. We left everything we knew," she said. "But you haven't lived the life until the church has moved you. We were very much walking by faith, and it was scary if you thought about it too much."
April said life got easier. David accepted the head pastor position at Mt. Olive in 2010, and since their daughter was grown enough to be in school, April stepped into a career in real estate.
However, her side job as a pastor's wife never sleeps. She has found her niche helping with vacation Bible school in the church, and is a regular fixture on youth trips. Not to mention, keeping the preacher up to date.
"A pastor is on call all the time, and I help any way I can," she said. "I remind him to send cards, or if the soap is out up at the church, I run and take care of it. It's a full-time job, but I love it. We've been in it long enough now that I run into kids I used to teach Sunday school to who are grown up now and living for God, and that's awesome."
For Jessica and Jason, their journey has been about finding their individual identities as ministers. The Webbs met while in school at Blue Mountain College, and bonded over their involvement with student ministry. Though he started out as a youth minister, Jessica said she knew Jason would ultimately step into a head pastor role.
"Student ministry gave me more of a chance to be hands-on, which is kind of my nature, because it's one specific area," she said. "Working in this capacity has been a different journey because I can't do everything he does. So for me, it's been a lesson on learning the art of 'staying and praying,' instead of having to be in the nitty gritty all the time."
Jessica said she grew up a pastor's daughter, and credits her mother with being the "ultimate pastor's wife." At Ingram, she said she's found herself drifting towards women's and couples' ministry. Her biggest job, though, is supporting Jason, as the young pastor finds his voice in the pulpit.
"I put a lot of pressure on myself, but he did, too. I remember telling him, 'I don't think I've heard the real you preach yet.' At the same time, I was nervous about being prim and proper, which I'm not, and he said, 'The right thing to be is yourself,'" she said.
A preacher's husband
The Rev. Sherry Horton, pastor of First Christian Church in Tupelo, and her husband Randy Horton have a slightly different experience.
"I usually introduce myself as 'the preacher's wife,'" Randy said. "I don't bake brownies or anything, but I'm usually called when someone needs help moving something."
Sherry said she felt the call to minister as a teenager, but had no women preachers to look to as role models. When Randy and Sherry were married, they both worked as teachers and continued to for over 20 years.
"I knew she wanted to be a minister. One night I could tell something was bothering her and she said she'd felt the calling again," he said. "I wasn't surprised. It was either say, 'OK,' or argue with God. Our only son was in college, so it was as good a time as any."
Sherry entered seminary, the final year of which the pair lived two hours apart while Sherry held a part-time position at a church in Stuttgart, Arkansas, while Randy remained in Southaven.
"That was tough," Randy said. "I went to see her every weekend. During the week I was putting a dent in the couch, and took a part-time job delivering pizza at night just to get out of the house."
The couple finally consolidated when Sherry took a head pastor position at a church in Newport, Arkansas. About a year ago, the Hortons jumped at the chance to move to Tupelo. Now Randy said he's more involved in the church and community than he ever has been. He volunteer coaches junior high basketball at Tupelo Christian Preparatory School, and serves as elder in the church.
"My main job is to be a chauffeur and sounding board," he said. "Losing the building in the tornado has been stressful, but it's bonded the church in an unusual way. We're a good team. We've always made decisions together, and I've always backed what she's wanted to do."


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County: Wed (Jul 31) 7:00 – SOLD OUT
SPAM SPAM SPAM…This special evening at the County Theater celebrates the British comedy troupe that sings about spam and questions the liveliness of a pet shop parrot. This Python Fest will include trivia, prizes, and other special events. Plus our chef will prepare spam "gourmet-style" for your culinary pleasure. We'll screen some classic sketches from their TV show and then show their feature, THE HOLY GRAIL.
The Silly Walk Competition has been added back to Python Fest. Prepare your walk and prepare to compete for wonderful prizes!
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
1975 – 1 hr 31 min – UK – color – HD Digital – d: Terry Gilliam and Terry Jones
King Arthur and his knights embark on a low budget search for the Holy Grail, encountering many very silly obstacles.
Special Events start at 7pm and including trivia, the silly walk competition, prizes, and an assortment of gourmet SPAM (prepared by Vine and Fig Tree Bistro). The Knights take the screen at approx 7:30pm.
General Admission
Admission to film screening and special events.
Regular: $9.75 | Member: $7.75
Knight of the Round Table Level
Admission PLUS "Python Fest" T-shirt and complimentary "Horse"
Regular: $15 | Member: $13


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David Hinton Middleton
Position: E-HB-FL
Height: 6-1 Weight: 194 lbs.
Born: November 23, 1933 in Birmingham, AL
Died: December 29, 2007 in Ann Arbor, MI
High School: Ensley
College: Auburn (school history)
Drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 1st round (12th overall) of the 1955 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 6 (8785th overall since 1950)
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Happy Fall Atlanta! If you're anything like me, you are enjoying this gorgeous fall weather that Atlanta has. This is when I take to the trails for some trail running, hiking to the waterfalls or cycling on the Silver Comet Trail. I have 7 fabulous fitness gadgets that will amp up your outdoor workouts this fall and really get you to the next level of your fitness.
Shoe Wallet:
Great for carrying ID, money or keys on your sneakers or walking shoes. 80% of people do not carry id when they work outdoors, but now there's a solution. Simply attach the shoe wallet to the front flap and you never have to worry about having any jingle in your pockets. This is also great for carrying a hotel card or credit card.
Price: $9.99; Shoewallet.com
Bag Ball Sports Bag Deodorizer:
A must have for every gym or travel bag! It's a plastic ball the size of your tennis ball that fits in any size bag. Put in your gym bag to deodorize the sports bag for 3-4 months. As you carry your bag, any movement allows odor-neutralizing compound to destroy smells.
Price: $10; Sports Authority
Nike+ Sport Watch GPS With TomTom:
Nike unveiled the Nike+ Sport Watch GPS, created in collaboration with GPS navigation company TomTom. The intuitively designed watch has a tap-sensitive navigation screen and three buttons. Its GPS-tracking capabilities work with the Nike+ shoe sensor to deliver the most accurate pace and distance data possible; however, you don't need the Nike+ sensor to use the watch for your workouts. It's also compatible with heart monitors for even more data monitoring. Run reminders, recognition for personal rewards and ongoing encouragement keep you motivated before, during and after each run. After your workout, just plug the watch into the USB port on your computer to send your information to NikePlus.com.
Price: $200
Garmin Forerunner 110 GPS sports watch:
Garmin produces a range of sports watches under its Forerunner brand, with the 110 GPS sports watch being the most affordable. The Forerunner 110 is perfect for the all-rounder who wants a funky-looking watch that is also going to make those cold winter jogs seem that little bit more appealing.
Garmin's Forerunner 110 records the time, distance and pace of your run. No bells and whistles. The GPS tracks your run, so all you need to do is press start, run, then press stop.
Price: $150
Body Bugg - Calorie Management System:
The Body Bugg system has been getting quite a bit of buzz for its fitness technology. The Body Bugg measures the number of calories burned using specialized sensors, which according to the company website, are over 90% accurate. The Body Bugg manages calorie consumption through a web based program which is free for the first six months and then will run the user approximately $10 a month. The Body Bugg is worn on the arm. Its fitness technology allows it to measure the user's motion and steps and also to use the users sweat and skin temperature to monitor activity level.
Price: $249; Amazon.com
Adidas miCoach training system:
The new Adidas miCoach training system promises to help you in your quest to 'run yourself better' by measuring your heartbeat and providing real-time audio coaching and encouragement as you run.
You can use Adidas' little running trainer gizmo with your own headphones or MP3 player, measuring your heart rate, pace, distance and calories burned off. The miCoach will tell you to increase, decrease or maintain your effort depending on which of four 'heart rate zones' you are currently in.
Price: $100
A new fitness gadget, it is a wireless 3D pedometer and a diet monitoring system that tracks your weight and keeps an online record The device itself is small and can be clipped on to one's clothes. It contains a motion sensor similar to the ones found in the Nintendo Wii controller. It is capable of sensing motion in three dimensions and converts the data tracked into information about user's daily activities. FitBit actually measures the intensity and duration of the physical activities, calories burned, steps taken, distance traveled, how long it took to fall asleep, number of times the user woke up through the night and how long they were actually asleep versus just lying in bed. When the user passes by a wireless base station the device transmits all the collected data to the website where it is processed.
Price: $100
Now, there's a little something for everyone - from the beginner runner to the Boot Camp maverick! Lace up those sneaks and enjoy this beautiful fall weather!!


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Pop diva Whitney Houston checked into an undisclosed rehab center Wednesday, her second such treatment in just over a year.
"I can confirm she has re-entered a facility for rehabilitation," says rep Nancy Seltzer, confirming an Access Hollywood report.
No other details were released.
In March, 2004, Houston, 40, entered rehab but checked out just five days later. At the time, her spiritual adviser said Houston was battling a prescription drug problem.
In a 2002 interview with ABC's Diane Sawyer, Houston admitted she had used alcohol, marijuana, cocaine and prescription pills during her career.
Last month, Houston became ill on a flight to Paris and was rushed to a hospital there for treatment of apparent food poisoning.


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Nickel Cadmium: NiCd batteries were actually the first rechargeable laptop batteries ever. Manufactures loved them because their cost was relatively low and they had a high output. You won't find Nickel Cadmium batteries being used anymore, due to them being heavier and not as efficient as the newer laptop batteries.
Nickel Metal Hydride: NiMH batteries can still be found all over the place — particularly for older model laptops. The rechargeable NiMH laptop battery was a big step up for notebook technology mostly in part because they were more reliable than the NiCd batteries, and they had an even higher output. The NiMH battery was also cheaper to produce, and safer to use.
The only issue with NiMH batteries is that they can have a memory effect. Basically, if you don't fully discharge the battery, it can remember this and leave you with a less than perfect battery output.
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"Electricity is the foundation of modern civilization."
As you read this article, you may wonder if I have factored in the continued advancements of electrical energy efficiency in homes, office buildings, retail establishments, and industrial plants. More efficient appliances, better building design and insulation, improved heating and air conditioning systems, and the like. I have not.
I hope the government estimates of how much electrical energy this nation will need in the future (see below) are on the high side, but one thing is clear for the present. When it comes to a sufficient supply of electrical energy, we're going the wrong way.
"Considering this past winter's severe cold and Polar Vortex," Alaska Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski noted at a Senate hearing that the U.S. electrical system was at its limits. "Eight-nine percent of the coal electricity capacity that is due to go offline was utilized as that backup to meet the demand this winter," Murkowski said. (Translation: the next time regions of the U.S. experience a bitterly cold winter such as occurred in the upper Midwest and Northeast in 2013-2014, it's blackout and/or brownout time for tens of millions of people. Same rationale applies to an unseasonably hot summer.)
Not the time for a blackout.
Minnesota Democratic Sen. Al Franken argues this is no laughing matter. "We need state flexibility in addressing those kind of issues, especially on the new rules that the EPA will make on existing coal fire plants," he said. "We're talking about grid security — it's a serious issue."
"Add the fact that EPA is proposing new source performance standard, what this is going to do will effectively ban the construction of any new coal plants," West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin said. "How do we keep the lights on so people's lives will not be in danger?"
There you have it. Three U.S. senators, who sit on the liberal left (Franken), the center (Manchin), and the conservative right (Murkowski) in the political spectrum, are in lockstep agreement on the issue of electrical energy in this nation vis a vis the coal industry.
Let's crunch some numbers. According to Reuters, since 2008, 15,000 megawatts of electricity has been lost from coal-fired power plants that shut down because they couldn't afford to, or simply couldn't, meet increasingly stringent EPA standards of air pollution. The damage doesn't end there. According to the Associated Press, 204 more coal plants across 25 states are scheduled to be shut down by the end of 2015, and that will amount to an additional 31,000 megawatts of electrical power lost. That's equivalent to shutting down the entire electricity supply of Ohio.
A grand total of 46,000 megawatts of base load power has, or soon will, disappear (base load power is available 24/7/365). Whoosh. Gone. To put that number in perspective, the LARGEST POWER PLANT IN THE UNITED STATES is the Palo Verde Nuclear Plant west of Phoenix, Arizona which has a capacity of 3,900 megawatts of power and serves millions of customers from California to Texas. Thus, the EPA has forced, through irrational policy, the elimination of the equivalent of more than 11 Palo Verde power plants.
The U.S. currently has a total electrical power output of ca 1,000,000 megawatts. In 2009, the Energy Information Agency estimated that, in the next 30 years, we will need to ADD 325,000 megawatts to the grid to satisfy demand from population and business growth. But if we already have or are about to SUBTRACT 46,000 megawatts, that figure has just jumped to 371,000 megawatts, which is approaching the power output of 100 Palo Verde nuclear power plants.
Let's use another "green power" example, this time hydroelectric. The Grand Coulee Dam in Washington is the U.S.'s second largest power plant with a 3,600 megawatt output. So, we will need 100 MORE Grand Coulee Dams to meet future demand. One big problem. The U.S. has tapped out all of its useful sources of hydroelectric power. All major dams that can be built, have been built. Hydroelectric power if off the table. Not an option.
Not available anymore.
So, where is all that new electrical power going to come from? Most energy experts say natural gas, which produces 2/3 of the air pollutants of a coal-powered plant, and nuclear, which produces zero air pollutants. None. Just steam aka water vapor. However, there are glitches to both natural gas and nuclear.
The availability of natural gas in the U.S. is increasing rapidly, but mining it through fracking operations is still politically contentious. The state of Ohio just suspended fracking operations around the city of Youngstown for its "suspected" relationship to recent very minor (no damage) earthquakes in that area. Nuclear? The technology for building a super-safe nuclear reactor producing over 1,100 megawatts of power is on the table, approved by the Atomic Energy Commission, and ready to build (a few are being built in South Carolina, Florida, and Georgia). But let's face reality. The nuclear disasters at Chernobyl and Fukushima have created a huge negative public and political perception problem.
And here's where any major source of future electrical power WON'T come from, at least in the foreseeable future: solar and wind. Currently, about 5% of the power (50,000 megawatts) produced in the U.S. is solar and wind, with wind turbines producing the vast majority. Solar is less than 1% of our national power and still hyper-expensive on a commercial scale. Example. The largest solar power plant in the U.S. is the newly-opened Ivanpah Solar System in California's Mojave Desert. Output: ca 400 megawatts. Cost: $2.2 billion ($1.6 billion came from a government loan). Yikes. In addition to the fact that Ivanpah is functional only 31% of the time as opposed to a base load plant's functionality of 100%, it sprawls out over 4,000 acres. Wind farms are cheaper and consume much less space, but they too have a huge problem when it comes to functionality. And it's worse than solar. Wind farms are functional, on average, 25% of the time. The best science in the world can't stop the sun from setting or winds calming down.
Sorry, solar is not ready for prime time.
Neither is wind.
Which brings us back to natural gas and nuclear as the only two viable options for power sources in the foreseeable future. Nothing else is on the table, including pipe dreams such as thorium salt reactors and tidal power, both theories of which have been around for decades and have gotten nowhere.
So where does that leave this nation? In three words, "natural gas, nuclear." That's it. You want the lights to come on when you flip the switch, then you have no other choice. You want cleaner air, then you have no other choice. You want clean water to come out of the faucet when you turn on the spigot, then you have no other choice (people tend to forget that water and waste treatment plants need a lot electrical power to operate, and so do water wells and water pumping stations). The only way to a reliable and secure supply of electrical energy is to build as many natural gas and nuclear power plants as fast as they are needed. And stop shutting down coal-fired plants until they're fully replaced by one of those two sources.
We have about 30 years to come up with more than 370,000 megawatts of new electrical power. Let's get started by slowing down the closure of coal plants while we build new and replacement plants. The next cold winter OR HOT SUMMER demands it. This is the last thing you want to see or experience on a regular basis.


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- Full-day small-group tour of Delphi from Athens by coach
- Explore Delphi and discover its many highlights with an expert guide
- Visit the UNESCO-listed Archeological Site of Delphi, the Delphi museum, Arachova and Saint Lucas Monastery
- Marvel at monuments and artifacts from one of the world's oldest civilizations
- Small-group tour limited to 14 people to ensure a personalized experience with your guide
What You Can Expect
At midday, stare in amazement as your coach arrives at the foot of Mt Parnassos where the sanctuary of Delphi lies. The sanctuary, known as the Temple of Apollo, served as the site for the worship of the god Apollo after he was said to have slain a dragon who lived there.
As you walk around the UNESCO-listed archaeological site with your guide, pass by Castalia Spring and see famous monuments such as the Athenian Treasury, the theater and the Sacred Way that, in ancient times, was lined with treasuries and statues that were gifted by city states to honor Apollo and to demonstrate their stature and wealth.
Next, head inside Delphi Archeological Museum with your guide. This treasure trove consists of 15 rooms that house countless artifacts and awe-inspiring exhibits including the frieze of the Treasury of the Siphnians, the Sphinx of Naxos, the Statue of Antinous and the famous bronze Charioteer of Delphi.
After exploring the museum, return to the coach and continue to the scenic mountain village of Arachova. Known for its hand-woven rugs, quilts and carpets, Arachova is also famous for its delicious wine and cheese. Enjoy your time at your leisure, perhaps stopping for a refreshing drink in a cafe or trying out some of the delicious local delicacies at one of the restaurants (own expense).
Meet back up with your guide, and cool off in your air-conditioned coach as you travel to the UNESCO-listed Saint Lucas Monastery. Built in the 11th century during the Byzantine period, Saint Lucas Monastery is home to a series of intricate mosaics that decorate its cathedral, making it one of the finest monuments of Byzantine architecture in the entire country.
Your tour ends in the early evening when arriving back at your Athens hotel after a relaxing coach ride.
Customer Reviews
April 2016
Experienced guide with fascinating stories and a fantastic destination all efficiently organised
October 2015
Our tour guide was fantastic! She explained everything very well and did not rush us at any of the sites. I definitely recommend this tour!
September 2015
What a lovely day! Mariana, our guide, was very knowledgeable and sweet. We had two other couples which made for the perfect number. Highly recommend this tour.
June 2015
This tour was amazing!
April 2015
This tour was changed to just Delphi. It was wonderful and not to be missed.
September 2014
Delphi was a highlight of our sightseeing in Greece. I would definitely recommend this location for anyone traveling in the area. It is worth the extra drive to see a different side of the mainland. Breathtaking!


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What I am trying to do is create two-step verification to logon to my mac, one being that you would need to input a SD card (formated with special format or something) and then also have a password. Is there any software out there that could do this or any way of programming it so that once it reads the SD Card it makes the password bar visible for logon. Would it be easier to do it with Linux since it is open source? Any help in the right direction is appreciated. Thanks
I'm not sure this is possible on MAC, but on Linux your best bet would be to encrypt the home partition, or the whole disk, with dm-crypt and then store the key file on SD card, or USB drive.
Here's how to do that in Arch Linux for example: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Dm-crypt_with_LUKS#Storing_the_Key_File
I think this is also possible with TrueCrypt and it is available on MAC, check this section of the docs for storing keyfiles on USB sticks (should apply to SD cards all the same) http://www.truecrypt.org/docs/?s=keyfiles


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TORONTO - A man arrested in Montreal last week on espionage allegations has been spying for Russia's intelligence service for more than a decade while posing as a Canadian, according to documents released yesterday.
The spy allegations, contained in a summary of the case disclosed by the Federal Court of Canada, claim the man, who has long lived in Canada under the name Paul William Hampel, is an undercover Russian intelligence officer.
The documents do not disclose his real name or detail his activities, but an investigation by the National Post has discovered he operated a Montreal-based offshore company and travelled widely to such places as the Balkans.
"The Canadian Security Intelligence Service has reasonable grounds to believe that the foreign national alleging to be Paul William Hampel, is a member of the Sluzhba Vneshney Razvedki (SVR), the Foreign Intelligence Service component of the Russian Intelligence Services (RIS)," the allegations read.
CSIS refers to him as an "illegal," an undercover intelligence officer, who was covertly planted in Canada by Moscow to establish a false biography, or "legend."
Using the Ontario birth certificate numbers of a real Canadian, he allegedly obtained a fake birth certificate and a genuine Canadian passport in 1995.
He renewed the passport in 2000 and 2002.
"Hampel's establishment of a legend based on Canadian documentation has provided him with the ability to covertly further the interests of the SVR for over a decade both within Canada and abroad," the document alleges.
The alleged spy was arrested at Montreal's Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport on Nov. 14 after Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day and Immigration Minister Monte Solberg signed a security certificate declaring him a threat to Canada.
The National Post broke the story of the spying suspect's arrest last Wednesday, and reported exclusively that he was believed to be working for the Russian SVR, but the government did not officially confirm its suspicions until yesterday.
Professor Martin Rudner, one of Canada's leading intelligence experts, said if the man is indeed a spy, he has displayed a high level of sophistication. "To survive 10 years in a society, and to build up from a legend into in effect a persona, that is excellent tradecraft."
But he noted several key question remain unanswered in the documents, notably what the man was doing in Canada and how and when he was found out by Canadian authorities.
Former CSIS officer David Harris said the tip-off could have come from document checks, surveillance, intercepted communications, defectors or "all of the above.
"It'll be interesting to know how long they watched Hampel before they hauled him in. CSIS might have had time to get a look at some of his 'friends,' in which case more arrests might be in the cards, here and abroad."
According to the documents, during the arrest officers seized his fraudulent birth certificate, Canadian passport, $7,800 in five currencies, several bank and credit cards, five cellphone ID cards, two digital cameras and a short-wave radio. He was also carrying index cards with hand-written notes on Canadian history.
The Post has reported he was preparing to board a flight out of the country when he was arrested by Canada Border Services Agency officers, but the documents do not reveal his intended destination.
He is scheduled to appear in court in Montreal today for the start of hearings that will determine whether he will be deported. The Russian embassy in Ottawa declined to comment.
Montreal immigration lawyer Stephane Handfield, who is representing the man, likewise would not comment, saying he had not yet read the documents disclosed by the court.
But he complained about the treatment of his client, saying he was being forced to eat off the floor and was not permitted to flush the toilet by himself. "The detention conditions are not very good," he said.
Despite the end of the Cold War, Russia has continued to run an aggressive foreign espionage program.
Although the notorious KGB is dead, its successor, the SVR, has reportedly been ordered by President Vladimir Putin to step up its efforts in Europe and North America.
"To Russian audiences, the SVR makes no secret of its continued high-level espionage and frequently boasts of its theft of Western financial and industrial secrets to aid the failing Russian economy," says the document summarizing the CSIS allegations.
"To international audiences, however, the SVR prefers to speak of co-operation with the United States, Canada and other countries in the common fight against terrorism, organized crime and nuclear trafficking."
The allegations come as a former Russian spy who is now a harsh critic of the Kremlin has been hospitalized for poisoning amid allegations he is the victim of an assassination attempt by Moscow.
The man calling himself Mr. Hampel is the first alleged foreign spy arrested in Canada since 1996, when two Russian SVR members were caught living in Toronto using the identities of Ian Mackenzie and Laurie Brodie, Canadian children who had died as infants. They were swiftly deported.
At the time, Russia's intelligence chief admitted the operatives were SVR members and assured Canada they were only supposed to spy abroad using Canadian legends.
"Illegals are highly trained intelligence officers sent abroad to live without the legal cover of an embassy," the summary document says.
"They are Russian espionage elites, among their nation's costliest and longest-term undercover agents, who will go to great lengths to spy on their target countries."
What does a spy study?
The suspected Russia spy arrested at Montreal's Pierre Elliot Trudeau Airport was carrying index cards that read like cheat sheets for a Canadian history exam.
1534 Jacques Cartier discovers St. Lawrence water way.
1608 Samuel de Champlain founds Quebec
1970 Hudson's Bay
1754 The Seven Years War
1774 The Quebec Act
1837-38 The Rebellions (L.J. Papineau), martial law, Lord Durham
1864 The Charlottetown Conference
1917 The Conscription crisis, riots, War Measures Act
1933 The Depression
1935-1949 William Lyon Mackenzie King
1951-1963 John G. Diefenbaker, PM, October '62 [the Cuban Missile] Crisis
1963-68 Lester Pearson
1973 Oil crisis
1968-79 Pierre E. Trudeau
1979-80 Joe Clark
1980-1982 Recession
1980-84 P. E. Trudeau
1984-93 Brian Mulroney
1985-94 Robert Bourassa
Sept, 12, 1994 Jacques Parizeau, P.Q.
1993 Kim Campbell
1993-2003 Jean Chretien
2003 Paul Martin


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Fry Stir Asian Green Vegetables
(for 4 servings)
17.64 oz. fresh Brussels sprouts split in half
1 Clean and peeled asparagus bundle
2 broccoli heads , ground chopped
7.05 oz green beans cut in half
7.05 oz spinach leaves
1/2 cup olive oil
3 Dorot Stir Fry Herb Mix cubes
1 Dorot Crushed Garlic cube
Salt and pepper
1. Fill a large pot with water, bring to boiling point and add some salt.
2. Put the Brussels sprouts in a pot for 5 minutes
3. Add broccoli, green beans, asparagus and spinach
4. Cook for about 3 minutes more, remove from heat and filter
5. In a large pan with olive oil, fry the crushed garlic cubes and the Herb Mix and stir
6. Add the vegetables to the wok and mix well
7. Season with salt and pepper, stir, put in a large plate and serve.
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Hey Elisabeth, are you and your family safe?
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Aw shame, i hope you're having fun with FF14 though, a friend of mine plays it a lot.
May there be more Aikurou~
You go about it fast XD, i'll be getting there~ someday~ *waits for more Kill la Kill gifs*
Hi Elisa, he's up on my website. kolektakon.com/product/46
Thanks for your support!!
Watched Cabin in the Woods because i wanted to see that for a while now (cause Whedon show~)
I finished my Pokemon Ranger game which i found hilarious with the villains before continuing with Y (i'm waiting for mette to get an Aron for me)
I'm basically raising 10-20 pokes at once XD
You doing okay meanwhile?~
Thank you~
I will partially due to your wishes
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John Wayne, Randolph Scott, Gene Autrey, Roy Rogers, and Alan Ladd -- all major contributors to the Western Genre. But what about matinée idols like Lash La Rue? Lash La Rue and Fuzzy (Al St. John), out prospecting, find themselves obligated to ensure a town stays clean and on the up and up. At least that, in a nutshell, is the plot of Law of the Lash (1947). In addition to a gun, Lash wields a bullwhip. It might seem unfair, as if the Code of the West were being flagrantly undermined, but Lash can whip a gun from a man's hand within striking distance. He also plays his character straight, maybe more than a little square. So much the better to allow for Fuzzy's comic relief. At times, the movie can do without, as in the case of Lefty (Lee Roberts), actually called by name during a stage holdup. Later, told to glom ammunition from the General Store, Lash knocks some bare-fisted sense into him. The varmint then tries to pay with stolen rings! Later, up to no good, he is captured by Lash in the wild, guarded by Fuzzy, scratching and chewing tobacco all the while. Let go, he hears voices. Lefty seems destined to serve a life sentence in honky-tonk saloons feeling low, while Lash winds up, somehow or other, with the girl from behind the counter of the General Store.
Trouble in Texas (1937) is a Tex Ritter vehicle. His film brings up the notion that a circus-like atmosphere works well with cinema. Trouble centers a great deal on a rodeo in which cowboys rope steer, ride broncos, disappear during a Native American dance, and then reappear for additional arena acts. A gang of outlaws, however, works this venue. While the whole town is away, they bust into the bank and rob it -- going for the rodeo purse. Tex has more than good citizenship in mind while in pursuit of these bad hombres. It is personal, too. It was in a rodeo event long ago that his brother was killed. As it turns out, this same gang deliberately sabotages the high-priced riding competition, targeting the top contender. Tex chases after the outlaws as they escape, horse hooves kicking up dust. It has been five years, but Tex now gets closure. The main feature, however, is the music. Tex is a consummate balladeer. He has quite a repertoire of songs, too. As a singing cowboy, Tex is different from Roy Rogers and Gene Autrey. He is a bit louder and blustery. Hard to believe, but Rita Hayworth plays the girl -- a dancer. His sidekick is another hayseed type, Lucky (Horace Murphy).
Tom Mix is yet another significant Minor Cowboy. Probably earlier on, he was more major than minor. But the fickle fate of popularity that gives way to the stuffy edicts of the history boys is often enough quite merciless. Still, that should not stop anyone from seeing fun movies. They are not a waste of time, not for the Western fan. In fact, in this respect, they are must-sees. It is a good movie experience, if a little out of the ordinary, to watch The Law and Outlaw (1913). Innocence and guilt are jumbled up in this narrative. Dakota Jim Wilson (Mix) is being blamed for a crime his brother committed. He has a price on his head. He eventually gets an honest job and wins the loving attention of a cowgirl. But then, as his identity becomes known, he is cuffed and put into jail. What distinguishes Mix, in part, from other cowboys are his stunts. He does them himself. Even today, at touristic western towns, cowboys shooting, falling from roofs, or engaging in fisticuffs and performing other acrobatics make for quite a show. All part of the Western tradition, it is up to the individual to determine how much in terms of high jinks to enjoy.
The only drawback in all of the above is that most of these silent films have visually deteriorated. This is where film restoration and preservation come in. I think, like other underfunded, archival activities, that it is worth the while to rescue and salvage American film heritage. This is especially the case with Westerns, which historically had much to do with getting the rudimentary film business off and running.


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The web ui reported an error- invalid vmx file.
After searching on google a possible fix came up which is changing the .codepage to Big5 in the VMX file (it was .codepage=codepage-1252) - however I was still unable to import the VM's.
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High School: Played both football and basketball at Lake Howell High School in Winter Park, Fla. ... two-way player (offensive tackle and defensive end) for coach Tom Oliver in football.
Personal: Born in Kentucky ... son of Lisa Guthre and Kenneth (Skip) McClendon ... his father played seven seasons in the NFL at defensive end for the Bengals, Chargers, Colts and Vikings ... uncle, Anthony Bright, played in the NFL with the Carolina Panthers ... majoring in criminology-law enforcement.
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How to Play Sound after a Few Seconds Have Elapsed in PowerPoint 2007
Besides playing sound automatically as a PowerPoint slide comes on-screen or when you click the Sound icon, you can play a sound after a moment or two have elapsed. In other words, you can make the sound play when the audience least expects it. With your sound already inserted into the file, select it and follow these steps to make a sound start playing a certain number of seconds after a slide arrives on-screen:
On the (Sound Tools) Options tab, make sure that Automatically is selected in the Play Sound drop-down list.
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The Custom Animation task pane opens.
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College Hockey:Ayers Blanks Minutemen
DURHAM, N.H. — If you're a Massachusetts hockey fan, and your team outshoots No. 2 New Hampshire, 32-18, on the road, you figure your chances for a victory are pretty good.
You would have figured wrong, however. The outcome was just the opposite, as the Wildcats won, 4-0, powered by two goals from All-American Colin Hemingway, and Mike Ayers' fourth career shutout.
Lanny Gare notched two assists on the night for New Hampshire (8-2-2, 6-2-1 Hockey East). Gare has now recorded a point in seven straight games. Massachusetts (5-5-0, 3-4-0) saw its three-game winning streak come to an end.
"I thought we played a great team today. They're talented; extremely well coached," said Massachusetts head coach Don Cahoon. "It just shows how good of a team that they are to perhaps not have their 'Grade-A' game today, but to do the things they needed to do to win the game. They play well defensively."
UNH was coming off a pair of difficult games to two Hockey East foes ranked in the top 10 nationally. On Tuesday, Sean Collins' second of two goals was the difference in overtime as the Wildcats defeated top-ranked and previously undefeated Boston College, 3-2. Friday the Wildcats also played an extra session, falling to the Black Bears, 2-1, in Orono. Massachusetts was coming off two impressive wins over Massachusetts-Lowell along with a non-conference victory over Iona.
"It was a long week. We played some tough teams, including this [Massachusetts] team tonight," said UNH coach Dick Umile. "I thought we played very well. They play well; they trap you and try to create turnovers. They're extremely well-coached."
Indeed, the Minutemen kept the Wildcats bottled up in the neutral zone for the better part of the first period.
Massachusetts, off to one of its best starts in years, went toe-to-toe with the powerful Wildcats for the majority of the first period. However, an icing call against the Minutemen proved to be costly at the 12:19 mark.
Gare won the ensuing faceoff back to Hemingway, who fired a wrist shot that deflected off the left post and past Massachusetts netminder Gabe Winer for a 1-0 Wildcat lead. It was Hemingway's eighth goal of the season, and Gare's league-leading 11th assist.
Massachusetts' best chance came at the 14:00 mark, when hulking defenseman Thomas Pock of Klagenfurt, Austria, sent through a wrist shot from just outside the faceoff circle that Ayers barely got a glove on.
The Minutemen held the edge in shots after one period, 8-7.
In the second period, Preston Callander picked up the rebound off his own shot, skated in towards the crease and lifted a shot over Winer for his second goal of the season and a 2-0 New Hampshire lead.
For his part, Callander liked the way his team responded after two tough road games.
"The Maine game could have gone either way; I thought we outplayed them," Callander said. "The bounces didn't go our way that night."
Hemingway sat out the Maine game due to a game disqualification he received for getting into a fight with BC's Ben Eaves on Tuesday.
"I haven't had to do that since freshman year — watch a great college hockey game from the stands. It was tough. Really tough," said Hemingway. "I just kept thinking that maybe I could have chipped in with a goal, or set someone up in that game that might have been the difference."
Great players tend to make their own luck happen, and that's exactly what did in fact happen on UNH's third goal.
With Massachusetts' Peter Alden off for hooking at 6:52 of the middle frame, Hemingway found himself wide open to the right of Winer. The senior wound up for what was planned to be slap shot, but the Surrey, British Columbia, native whiffed on his shot, barely connecting stick to puck. It didn't matter, however, as the puck went right between Winer's pads for his second goal of the game and ninth of the year.
"Hey, I got enough on it, though," laughed Hemingway when describing his fortuitous goal. "I looked up at Lanny [Gare] in disbelief. Dumb luck. That's hockey."
Quipped Cahoon, "Gabe looked like he was expecting a fastball, and got a changeup instead."
Massachusetts' best chance to score in the period came off the stick of Tim Turner on a Minuteman power play. The senior captain took the puck from behind the UNH net and sent a backhander through the crease that Ayers got a piece of while sprawled on the ice. Seconds later, Gare skated in on a breakaway shorthanded, only to be robbed by Winer, who held his ground.
Steve Saviano set up New Hampshire's fourth goal in the third period on a great individual effort. Circling in front of the Massachusetts net, he picked up a loose puck while being bothered from behind by a Minuteman defender. His one-handed pass was sent home by Justin Aikens for the second goal of his sophomore season.
The highlight of the period, however, was yet to come.
Massachusetts looked to capitalize on a New Hampshire turnover in the Wildcats end, breaking in two on one. Freshman Mike Mullen took a pass right in front of Ayers and sent a point-blank cannon on goal. Ayers made perhaps the save of the year, making a miraculous glove stop to the delight of the Whittemore Center crowd.
"Their guy made a great pass through our defenseman. I was lucky enough to glove it," said Ayers nonchalantly.
"I told Mike it's one of the better saves I've seen, and we've seen some pretty good ones here," added Umile.
It went without saying that Cahoon was impressed with the New Hampshire team he saw on the ice Sunday.
"UNH is very well-balanced. They've constructed their team so that they can put out a lot of different units out there," Cahoon said. "They can play numerous styles, tight or wide open. If you saw the Boston College game, it was like a playoff game."
Hemingway was just glad to get the victory.
"This was the biggest game of the season so far for us, really. We needed these two points."
Massachusetts next plays at Vermont on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. New Hampshire hosts Connecticut on Saturday (7 p.m.).
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Megan Denise Fox is an American actress and model. She began her acting career in 2001, with several minor television and film roles, and played a regular role on the Hope & Faith television sitcom. In 2004, she made her film debut with a role in the teen comedy Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen. In 2007, she co-starred as Mikaela Banes, the love interest of Shia LaBeouf's character, in the blockbuster action film Transformers, which became her breakout role. Fox reprised her role in the 2009 sequel, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Later in 2009, she starred as the eponymous lead in the black comedy horror film Jennifer's Body. Fox is also considered one of the modern female sex symbols and has appeared in magazines such as Maxim, Rolling Stone and FHM.
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Earlier today at the F8 Developers Conference in San Francisco, Facebook touted two messages: stability and mobility. Facebook's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg announced that the company is embracing the motto "Move Fast With Stable Infra" in lieu of its outdated "Move Fast, Break Things' mantra.
For the first ten years Facebook outmaneuvered its competitors by pushing out updates quickly, even though they still exhibited one or more bugs. As Zuckerberg explained, "We were willing to tolerate a few bugs to [move fast]." However the company has suffered a slow down and additional costs by having to fix the issues down the road. They also did not win any fans with the developer APIs breaking arbitrarily.
Facebook has grown into a large, publicly traded company and the world's largest social network, with over 1.15 billion active users and a shaky, buggy infrastructure just doesn't cut it anymore. To stay agile and competitive in this new decade, the company will adopt new methodology to strengthen its platform, development time and improve the over all customer and partner experience. The new "Stable Mobile Platform," will offer a 2-Year API Stability Guarantee, noting it will give developers plenty of notice before pushing breaking changes. Finally developers will be able to build with confidence knowing that a core API will be available for at least two years.
Mark Zuckerberg also announced that the company will put extra vigilance in strengthening its mobile platform. Just two years ago Facebook itself made no money on mobile devices. Now 60% of its revenue comes from its mobile apps. We are sure to see more purchases of companies such as the recently acquired photo-filter app Instagram for $1 billion and the mobile message service, WhatsApp, for $19 billion.
In coming weeks the company will also roll out a mobile version of its Like button, a standard on the Web. Facebook also unveiled an "anonymous" user login option. Now users will be able sign in to apps without turning over any personal information. Facebook hopes that this will encourage people to try more apps without having to turn over all their personal data.
Facebook also announced the Facebook Audience Network, a mobile ad network that helps leverage Facebook's information to better target users. With this service, the ads will appear on third-party apps, with Facebook getting a cut of revenue.


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FX's new show "Tyrant" debuted to 2.1 million viewers Tuesday (June 24) night, according to Deadline.
While that could be considered a decent start for a Middle East-based drama with no recognizable names in the cast, the ratings for the 82-minute premiere were 20% less than the April launch of "Fargo," which has yet to be renewed for a second season.
"Tyrant" pulled in 775,000 viewers in the adults 18-49 demo, and had a total viewership of 3.45 million viewers for the night across multiple airings with 1.32 million among the key demo. The series also retained 96% of its total audience and 99% of its demo viewers from the first half hour to the episode's last 22 minutes.
The cable network is hoping the show will see ratings growth when DVR figures are factored in such as is the case with its critically acclaimed but modestly rated series "The Americans," "The Bridge" and the aforementioned "Fargo," all of which premiered to higher ratings than "Tyrant."
However, the long delayed drama may be hurt by negative reviews from critics, many of whom panned the series ahead of its debut, with The Huffington Post's Maureen Ryan calling it a "halting, strained hodgepodge that ends up being an awkward mixture of bland and offensive," while Alan Sepinwall of Hitfix.com labeled it "stodgy and cliched."
The next shows to air on FX include "The Bridge," which returns for Season 2 on July 9, and the series premiere of Guillermo del Toro's "The Strain" on July 13.
"Tyrant" continues Tuesdays at 10/9 p.m. CT on FX.
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October 13, 2011 - Houston, TX
By Amy Potts
Declared by the United Nations, the International Year of Chemistry 2011 (IYC 2011) is a worldwide celebration of the achievements of chemistry and its contributions to the well-being of humankind with the goal of increasing public appreciation of chemistry in meeting world needs, interest in chemistry among young people and enthusiasm for the creative future of chemistry.
Under the unifying theme Chemistry—our life, our future, IYC 2011 initiated a range of interactive, entertaining and educational activities for all ages across the globe. Various events have been produced to demonstrate the value of chemistry in addressing the major issues of human society: health, communications, food, water and energy.
As society has progressed, the demand for energy and the access to it has increased.
For the most part, the world relies on the burning of fossil fuel for the production of energy. The way in which this is done must change in order to produce a supply that meets the demand in the future. As modern technology makes more and more possible, the sociological discourse becomes more and more complex, while at the same time the circumstances become more and more urgent.
To address these issues, the T. T. Chao Symposium on Innovation, an annual event hosted in Houston by the Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF), will comprise the energy component of the United States IYC 2011 program. The Symposium is made up of three events October 25-26, 2011 hosted at the Houston Museum of Natural Science (HMNS) and the BioScience Research Collaborative.
October 25th, Nobel Prize-winner Yuan Lee (chemistry 1986) will hold a conversation with CHF president Tom Tritton. This conversation will explore Dr. Lee's lifetime of accomplishment and probe into his current passion for energy alternatives...
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