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I wore a suit to work that summer because I had a job as a bank teller. I felt pretty picked on on account of it. I turned 21 in June of that year and didn't get to attend the "events." But most of us are still listening to the music.
As for embarrassment about any of it...nah. Tell me exactly how we looked worse or more ridiculous than the current crowd of pierced and tattooed youth.
The big difference was...we all smiled for the most part. The songs were fun and the times were great. Just try to do something you did in 1968 today and see what happens. I wouldn't change anything about the 1960s - other then the DI in basic!
What I remember most is the passion (personal, political, and party). We had something to stand for; something to inspire us. For the most part, we'd had an education.
I am sad we Boomers can't seem to bring back some of that progressive spirit for the youth of today. The future is theirs now, and all they generally seem to have a passion for is gadgets, and procreation.
Good grief. You worked at a bank? I hitch-hiked to San Francisco with my friend Lynn and her boyfriend. What in the world did you all do? Am I the only crazy one who actually did all that 60's stuff?
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Now that we've reached September, it's show us whatcha got time at Pine View Golf Course.
Several in-house tournaments are either under way or soon to happen at the 36-hole facility that is located at 1471 Blair Rd.
First on the tee is the course's match-play competition, which is getting closer to a final showdown after Dave Telewiak ended Ben Patenaude's drive toward the title in late August when he downed the big-hitting righty by a 4 and 2 margin.
Telewiak, a lefty who smoked pinpoint shots off the tees and into the greens, and who switches to putting from the right side while stroking the ball with a cross-handed grip, blasted out of the gate to a five-up lead through eight holes.
Patenaude managed to get squared away somewhat as he shaved Telewiak's edge to four-up through nine and was down by three holes on 16 when Telewiak closed him out by making par as Patenaude posted a bogey on the par 3.
Telewiak's next opponent in the semi-final will be Brian Neill after Neill bounced Antoine Sauve 8 and 7. On the other side of the bracket, Jim Clow defeated Jason Paquette 3 and 2. He awaits the results of the matches between Larry Vice and Glen Costello and that winner's tilt with Don Costello.
Meanwhile, Pine View's Fall Classic takes centre stage on Sept. 13-14. Teams of two will play best ball on day one and alternate shot on day two.
On Sept. 19-20, Pine View's Club Championships for divisions A, B, C and Senior are scheduled. Competitors will go with a stoke format on the venue's par 64, 3,913 yard Executive Course on day one before closing the tournament of the par 71, 6,721 yard Championship Course on day two.
On Sept. 22, the course hosts a Customer Appreciation event that features teams of four playing a scramble format.
And Pine View's Wednesday and Thursday Senior Leagues bring down the curtain on their season on Sept. 24 when the members take on the Executive track and follow the competition with a banquet.
For more details and to book tee-times in the events call, 613.746.4301 or 613.746.4653.

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Martin Asbury
Educated at Merchant Taylors School
and at St. Martin's School of Art, London. Commenced work
as a strip cartoon illustrator drawing many thrill packed
action adventure comics. At one time was shadow artist on
'Flash Gordon'. Later was commissioned by the national newspaper
'The Daily Mirror' to write and illustrate the adventure strip
'Garth' which appeared six days a week for many years and
is still syndicated around the world.
Martin is currently working as
a storyboard artist on feature films. His storyboard work
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Would somebody please explain why the set of continued fractions in this answer
i.e. "the set of all irrationals with continued fractions consisting only of 1's and 2's in any arrangement" is a perfect set? Thank you.
(I do know the definition of a perfect set, but this is the first time I've come across infinite continued fractions in this context, and I don't know much about their properties either.)


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When the thirteenth day of the month happens to fall on a Friday (as it will on June 13th, 2014; the only occurrence this year), it's considered to be an unlucky day. In fact, Donald Dossey, founder of the Stress Management and Phobia Center, estimates that fear of Friday the 13th costs businesses upwards of $800 million dollars.
To us here at Grammarly, typos are the real terror, but in honor of this scariest of days, here are 13 great horror stories you should check out…if you dare.
- Interview With The Vampire was Anne Rice's debut novel. Published in 1976, it tells the story of sensitive vampire Louis and his bad-boy counterpart, Lestat. (If you really want to be scared, know that the 1994 movie starring Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise premiered 20 years ago.)
- Shirley Jackson (who also wrote the famous story "The Lottery") penned the quintessential haunted house story in 1959 with The Haunting of Hill House.
- Though it's difficult to pick just one of his fifty (fifty!) books, Stephen King's The Shining is a classic tale of madness and addiction that's just as scary today as it was in 1977. King recently published a sequel entitled Doctor Sleep.
- Mary Shelley's novel, Frankenstein, written when she was just 18, was inspired by a dream and written as part of a horror story contest between herself, her future husband Percy Bysshe Shelley, and the rakish poet Lord Byron. It's fair to say she won.
- Neil Gaiman is better known as a fantasy author, but his story "A Study in Emerald" is a wonderfully creepy Lovecraftian twist on the classic Sherlock Holmes tale. Best of all, you can read it free on his website!
- John Dies at the End was originally published as a web serial by David Wong (who would later become the managing editor of humor site Cracked.com). It's a funny, weird, scary book—and not necessarily in that order.
- Although not as well known as some of the other writers on this list, Kelly Link has been making a name for herself with her finely crafted stories that walk the line between fantasy, horror, and just plain weird. Her story "The Specialist's Hat" is available to read on her website.
- Henry James' short novel The Turn of the Screw is a classic of Victorian horror. Although it has been imitated and adapted many times, it's one of the greatest tales of terror, madness, and spooky little kids ever.
- No list of scary stories would be complete without Bram Stoker's Dracula. It wasn't the first vampire story (and it certainly wasn't the last), but the supernatural lore in Stoker's 1897 classic has become horror canon.
- Ray Bradbury's Something Wicked This Way Comes is perhaps more sad and sinister than scary, but there are certainly elements of horror in his coming-of-age tale.
- Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriquez collaborated to bring the horror graphic novel Locke & Key into the light of day. Incidentally, Hill has horror in his blood; he's the son of Stephen King and a well-respected writer in his own right.
- Edgar Allen Poe was perhaps the greatest master of the macabre. His work is steeped in horror, and "The Masque of the Red Death" is one of his best.
- HP Lovecraft is enjoying something of a career renaissance—more than 75 years after his untimely death. "The Call of Cthulhu" is one of his most famous (and readable) stories.
- Sometimes the scariest monsters are people. Thomas Harris's Hannibal Lector has inspired multiple novels, films, and a hit TV series. Check out The Silence of the Lambs for the best of the bunch.
What's your favorite scary story? Share it below in the comments!


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AccoladesCross Country All-SEC Freshman (2008) All-SEC (2008) SEC Freshman of the Week (2008) All-South Region (2008, 2009)
Career BestsTrack 800 meters - 2:14.53 1,500 meters - 4:27.12 Mile - 4:49.90 3,000 meters - 9:32.81 5,000 meters - 16:47.02 10,000 meters - 35:43.29
Cross Country 4 kilometers - 14:25.61 5 kilometers -17:35.90 6 kilometers -21:01.50
Junior (2010-11)Cross CountryBattled injury and illness for much of the cross country season ... was the team's top finisher at the SEC Championships, coming in 22nd ... finished 185th at the Pre-National meet ... came in 86th at the Notre Dame Invitational and was 13th at home in the Crimson Classic.
Indoor SeasonDid not compete indoors.
Outdoor SeasonFinished ninth at the SEC Outdoor Championships in the 10,000 meters with a time of 37:23.86 ... had a season-best 10,000 meter time of 36:10.82 at the Stanford Invitational ... took first at the Spec Towns Invitational in the 800 meters in 2:21.05.
Sophomore (2009-10)Cross CountryLed the Tide in all but one race during the cross country season ... dropped her 4-kilometer time by over 20 seconds at the Belmont/VU Opener where she finished third with a time of 14:25.61 ... posted a season-best 5-kilometer time of 17:37.00 at the Crimson Classic to finish third ... led Alabama to its highest team finish of fifth since 2000 at the SEC Championships with her 17th place performance ... also led Alabama to its highest team finish of seventh since 2000 at the NCAA South Region Championships with her 23rd place finish and time season-best 6-kilometer time of 21:04.78 to earn her second All-South Region honor.
Indoor SeasonFinished fourth in the 5,000 meters at the SEC Indoor Championship with a season best time of 16:48.11 ... took fifth in the 3,000 meters with a 9:43.33 finish ...made SEC Academic Honor Roll.
Outdoor Season Finished 13th in the 5,000 meters at the SEC Outdoor Championships ... ran the seventh fastest 10,000 meter time in school history (35:43.29) at the Auburn War Eagle Invitational ... finished ninth in the 1,500 meters at the Florida Relays.
Freshman (2008-09)Cross CountryNamed SEC Freshman of the Week for her performance at the Sean Earl Lakefront Invitational by finishing third ... improved her 5 and 6-kilometer times by over 20 seconds ... posted a career-best 5-kilometer time of 17:35.90 at the Crimson Classic where she finished third ... ran her career-best 6-kilometer time of 21:01.50 at the SEC Championships where she finished 11th which earned her All-SEC and All-SEC Freshman honors ... named to the All-South Region team at the NCAA South Region Championships with a 12th place finish where she unfortunately finished one second away from qualifying for the NCAA Championships ... ran the 10th and 11th fastest 5 and 6-kilometer times in the SEC, respectively ... placed 22nd at the 2009 USA Junior National Cross Country Championships.
Indoor SeasonFinished 10th in the 5,000 meters (17:21.98) at the SEC Indoor Championships ... placed second in the 3,000 meters (9:46.01) at the Adidas Classic.
Outdoor SeasonFinished sixth in the 5,000 meters (16:47.82) and 14th in the 1,500 meters (4:31.14) at the SEC Outdoor Championships ... was the second freshman to finish the 5,000 meters at the SEC Championships ... placed 13th in the 5,000 meters (17:13.37) at the Mideast Regional ... posted a personal-best 800-meter time of 2:14.53 at the Mississippi Open ... recorded her personal-best 1,500 meter time of 4:27.12 at the War Eagle Invitational.
Prep and PersonalCoached by Jacinda Langen and Ricky Ledford ... All-South team for Footlocker cross country in 2007, 2008 ... winner of "The Jesuit Mile" in 2007 ... ranked 1st academically in her class ... Academic All-District for four years ... Academic All-State for one year ... National Honor Society President ... District Cross Country Champion 2005, 2006, and 2007 ... third place (All-State) at State Cross Country Championships as a senior ... competed at the USA Cross Country Championships in Boulder, Colorado ... 3A Texas State Champion in the 1,600 and 3,200 meter races in 2008 ... holds the 3A Texas state record at 1,600m (4:53.75) ... competed at the USA Track and Field Championships in Colorado ... member of the Metroplexstriders Running Club in Dallas ... also played basketball ... is the daughter of Phil and Vicki Johnson ... has one brother, Markus ... is a nutrition major.


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SFI Training
SFI Training starts the very first moment you sign in for the first time. You are directed to the LaunchPad in the system. Each day you sign in you are to complete the days training. After you complete the first 30 days of training you will have a good understanding of the system and how it works. This training is very similiar to the training you will get in the Plug and Profit system. Both systems work hand in hand with each other if you choose to do so. SFI doesn't require a website to promote it. The system comes fully loaded with free websites (gateways) for your use, so you can get traffic to them to gain PSA (personally sponsored affiliates).
In my opinion, both the SFI and Plug and Profit systems are top notch. Where SFI concentrates on the business of selling products, sponsoring of affiliates, and creating a strong team to work with. The Plug and Profit training concentrates on the building of websites and gaining traffic to that website.
SFI has daily tasks for to complete each day which is a great habit to get into. SFI knows this so they give you points for achieving each task each day which in turn you can you use in the system. The more points (VP) you have can potentially make you more money later.
The friends network called A2A allows you to make friends in the system all over the world. You can ask questions of them to see what is working for them. Many times, they will just request friendship just to ask you questions which in turns builds your confidence. There is also a forum within the site where you can go and read others questions, or just ask the question yourself. All of this can be done with out fear of being bombarded by other opportunities which takes away from your focus.
In this author's opinion SFI's training far surpasses any opportunity I have seen in years.


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Determining Why People Stop Working Is Key
When Friday's jobs report comes out, the January unemployment rate is expected to stay at 8.5%. That doesn't mean, however, that 91.5% of the U.S. population is working.
Millions of adult Americans don't work because of retirement, child-care duties or schooling. The employment-population ratio — or emp-pop ratio — calculates the proportion of working age [16 and older] population that actually have jobs.
The emp-pop ratio reached almost 65% in 2000; but in December, it was just 58.5%. Even though the jobless rate has fallen by almost 1.5 percentage points since 2010, the emp-pop ratio remains at its lowest reading since 1983.
The ratio falls for two reasons. First, the usual reasons — such as retirement and education — are structural in nature. Second, people don't have jobs because spending in the economy doesn't generate enough demand for labor. This is cyclical.
Determining the structural and cyclical causes are important because the former are mostly chosen by the participants, while the latter are usually involuntary and impose costs on the economy.
Neal Soss and Henry Mo, chief economist and director of economics respectively at Credit Suisse, examined why the ratio is falling. By examining demographics, they determined only one third of the decline was structural. The remaining two-thirds was cyclical, most acutely seen in 2009, when the layoffs were going full tilt.
Clearly, the lack of jobs is bad in the short run, but the low ratio could also be a long-run danger for the U.S.
When the ratio falls, the economy's potential growth rate is reduced as well. That means less income that can be used to solve our fiscal situation, provide for retirements, and improve living standards.
"A long stretch of low employment-population ratio suggests that the economy loses the productivity that would have come from those 'idle' workers," the Credit Suisse economists write.
What can be done?
Since two-thirds of the decline is cyclical, a strong argument can be made for stimulus policy, says Mo.
Since fiscal policy is mostly dead in the water, especially in this election year, "The Fed seems to be the only game in town," says Mo.
As a result, Credit Suisse expects some additional Fed stimulus, so-called QE3. The Fed is likely just in the "talking stage" of taking action. Absent a sharp economic improvement, Credit Suisse expects the Fed to enter the "doing it" stage in the next few months.


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Java API for WebSocket 1.1
By David Delabassee-Oracle on Jul 29, 2014
Java API for WebSocket (JSR 356) is going through the JCP maintenance release process as it enters today the Maintenance Review Ballot. This ballot will end in a week on August 4.
The proposed changes are relatively limited but are nevertheless important. In the current specification (1.0), the issue is located in the Session.addMessageHandler(MessageHandler) method which is forcing implementations to get the generic type of the message handler instance. And in some cases, that approach can be problematic (e.g. with lambda based message handler).
To solve this, the 1.1 version of the JSR 356 specification introduces 2 new addMessageHandler() methods (and keep the existing method for backward compatibility). For the complete descriptions of the issue and the 2 new methods, check here.
If everything goes well (i.e. Maintenance Review Ballot passed in time), Tyrus (JSR 356 Reference Implementation) will be updated to reflect those changes and should be integrated in the upcoming GlassFish 4.1 release.


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Claudine and Alex Perez of Wareham pose aboard the cruise ship Infinity as they travel through the Gatun Locks in the Panama Canal during a recent trip to Florida, Aruba, Mexico, Los Angeles, and San Diego. (1/11/07 issue)
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13-year-old girl killed after being hit by lorry in Catford - driver arrested
A 13-year-old girl has died after being hit by a lorry in Catford, south London, this morning.
Police are advising drivers to avoid the area on the busy South Circular after they closed the road to investigate.
Officers were called at around 7.35am to Brownhill Road. The girl was pronounced dead at the scene.
Next of kin have been informed.
The lorry driver, a man, stopped at the scene. He was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and taken into custody at a south London police station.
The Catford area of the A205 as the road is closed in both directions between the Catford Gyratory and Verdant Lane as investigation into the circumstances of the collision is carried out.
Any witnesses should call the witness lines on 020 8285 1574.
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2000: Redshirted due to transfer rules.
Prior to Arizona: Attended Oregon State University but did not compete in volleyball in 1999.
High School: Graduated from Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif., where she played for Coach Eddie Rapp ... Lettered three years as an outside hitter ... Served as team captain as both a junior and a senior ... Earned all-state honors 1997 ... Was named all-league and All-CIF in '96 and '97 ... Team won CIF and Southern Section state championships in both 1996 and '97 ... Squad earned birth in state finals those years as well ... Also competed in track and field, earning a spot in the CIF finals with the 4x400 relay team as a freshman.
Club Experience: Competed for Laguna Beach (Calif) from 1994-98 under coaches Michael Soylular and Darren Utterback ... Team finished ninth at Davis tournament in 1997.
Personal: Full name: Linda Joan McCullagh ... Born: 2/4/79 in Ireland ... Major: elementary education ... Daughter of Patrick and Geraldine McCullagh.


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Officials in Yonkers, N.Y., where more than two dozen cats were found dead several months ago, have agreed to allocate $15,000 to boost efforts to trap-neuter-return (TNR) feral cats in the city, according to a local animal welfare group.
The money will help stop the proliferation and abuse of outdoor cats in the New York City suburb, said Animal Defenders of Westchester (ADOW), which pushed for the funding.
"Numerous studies -- and in-state experience -- show TNR effectively stabilizes and reduces cat colonies through natural attrition and adoption of socialized cats," ADOW said in a July 20 press release. "Cats left to fend for themselves in the streets are also the easy targets and scapegoats of sick bullies who prey on those who can't protect themselves, as demonstrated by this heartbreaking case."
The announcement comes about three months after 26 dead cats, all but one of them in bags, were found hanging from trees in what ADOW called "the worst case of animal cruelty in Westchester [County] history." ADOW said the cats were beaten to death. Some of the cats are believed to have died a year ago, while others were newly killed kittens, according to the group.
The case remains unsolved, but the SPCA of Westchester's humane law enforcement unit is investigating. A total of $25,000 in reward money is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible. Anyone with information about the crime is asked to contact the SPCA at 914-941-7797.
ADOW said the cat killings have prompted the formation of the Cat Protection Council of Westchester, which will try to better the lives of cats in the county through advocacy, education and community outreach.


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Carol Channing: Larger Than Life Movie Reviews
Carol Channing: Larger Than Life
Release Date: Jan 20, 2012
Genre: Documentary
Rating: (NR)
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I did not know much about Carol Channing before I saw this film, my friend dragged me with her and I am really happy she did because I have learned about an amazing woman that has an energy of a tornado. I wish I saw Channing on stage because even from this movie I could tell that she is a force to be reckoned with. I think the film was very interesting, funny and energetic and I had a great time watching it. I could tell that the director loved the subject and I did not mind that even though because of that the film was biased. Overall, it is a great film and I highly recommend seeing it in the theaters.
I really liked this doc**entary and I highly recommend seeing it in the theaters. I love Carol Channing like a lot of people do and I was really happy to see a doc**entary about her life. i do wish there were more scenes that reveal her true persona but overall I really liked the film and had a good time watching it. I think this film benefits highly from the subject it has chosen because Channing is extremely charming and charismatic person that is hard to ignore and hard not to like. I absolutely adore her and it is amazing that she is still changing and improving, she is 91 years old and that just shows you that it is never ever too late. Overall, i found this film to be inspiring and entertaining.
This is a doc**entary about Broadway legend carol Channing, the film is directed by Dori Berinstein and stars Carol Channing, Loni Anderson and Mary Jo Catlett. I am a huge fan of Carol Channing and I was so happy to see this film, I thought it was great and I highly recommend seeing it in the theaters. Channing is such an amazing subject that it would be really hard to screw up a doc**entary about her, she still looks great and she is still glowing and going strong. The film was very entertaining and fun to watch and I think it was made smartly and gave a lot of depth to its subject. Overall, this is a must see doc**entary about one of the most talented people of our time.
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I Guess it's an OC Thing…
The town of Oregon City is by no means progressive. Although nominally a suburb of very liberal Portland, it lies at the edge of the metropolitan area, on the border between very leftish urban Oregon and very conservative rural Oregon. Among Portland suburbanites Oregon City is known as a redneck town, last outpost before the domain of the hill people.
Strangely enough, Oregon City also boasts one of the nation's best high school girl's basketball teams. Since 1990 the Pioneers have won sixteen league championships, ten state championships, and three national titles. Although the football team tends to be quite respectable, girl's basketball is invariably the number one game in town. Having gone to high school in this context, it was with great curiosity and some surprise that I read this article on sports gender equity in cheerleading:
Whitney Point is one of 14 high schools in the Binghamton area that began sending cheerleaders to girls' games in late November, after the mother of a female basketball player in Johnson City, N.Y., filed a discrimination complaint with the United States Department of Education. She said the lack of official sideline support made the girls seem like second-string, and violated Title IX's promise of equal playing fields for both sexes.
But the ruling has left many people here and across the New York region booing, as dozens of schools have chosen to stop sending cheerleaders to away games, as part of an effort to squeeze all the home girls' games into the cheerleading schedule.
Boys' basketball boosters say something is missing in the stands at away games, cheerleaders resent not being able to meet their rivals on the road, and even female basketball players being hurrahed are unhappy.
In Johnson City, students and parents say they have accepted the change even as they question the need for it. Several cheerleaders there recalled a game two years ago, long before the complaint, when the squad decided at the last minute to cheer for the girls' team because a boys' game was canceled. The cheers drowned out directions from the girls' coach, frustrated the players, and created so much tension that the cheerleaders left before halftime.
Although it's been fourteen years and my memory starts getting fuzzy around the two month mark, I seem to recall that the cheerleaders were at every girl's basketball game at OC that I attended. This never seemed odd to me, but I am now wondering if this is perhaps not the norm…


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QWERTY is a fast-paced word game that matches speed with strategy. This game is challenging. Study-up on your two and three letter words before embarking. As 'keys' ↓ drop in from above, you and your fingers are tasked to find words quickly and accurately in order to survive.
Your main objective is to find find words quickly to prevent the falling keys from stacking up to the top of the screen. When you find a word its keys will vanish, making room for more keys. The words you find must be at least two letters long and may not be proper nouns. You know, standard fare. ↔↕ The words must also consist of touching keys in a straght line in any direction except diagonal.
Spelling certain words will unlock PowerUps which give you additional powers and abilities. A total of 5 PowerUps will be made available to you throughout the game. To unlock or use these PowerUps, find and spell the name of the PowerUp. For example, the first PowerUp is named "GAPS". This PowerUp will let you spell words across gaps eliminating the rule that keys must be touching. The "GAPS" PowerUp is available right away and can be Unlocked by spelling "GAPS"! It's unlikely that the word "GAPS" will show up for you, all neat and tidy and ready to be selected. This is where swapping keys comes in. Swap the position of any two keys by touching both keys at the same time.
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- Build your PowerUp words
- Spell bigger-higher scoring words.
- Set up combos.
- Get out of a jam.
- Warning! Use key swapping sparringly.
Each time you swap keys you loose points and your Combo Multiplier gets reset. Combos are the best way to get higher scores! Every time you score a word without swapping keys or misspelling a word, your Combo Multiplier increases by one. Extinguishing the Flame When the keys stack up to the top of the screen, that column of keys will "catch fire" and start "burning" their way down. If you spell a word using one of the burning keys, you will "extinguish" the column and you game will continue. If you can't manage that, then it's GAME OVER!
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The United Auto Workers and Chrysler recently sponsored 92 works of art created by 50 of the automaker's unionized and salaried employees for the 2013-14 Artists at Work Exhibition, the ninth such show, which recognizes the creative process required to make art and manufacture vehicles. Chrysler says the event is "the country's only juried art show sponsored by a major corporation and a labor union." Unfortunately, the exhibit is not open to the public, but we have images to share of the winning
2013-2014 Chrysler Artists At Work Exhibition
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What better way to remember a vacation than a great souvenir? There are always the usual suspects: snow globes, key chains, baggy t-shirts, and assorted tchotchkes that end up as clutter. A better alternative is clothing and home goods that fit, are stylish, and unique.
Transit Tees (1371 N Milwaukee Ave, 773-227-1810), is beloved by Chicagoans and visitors alike. The flagship store is open until 8 p.m. every day except Sunday when it closes at 6 p.m. A new addition to the Wicker Park scene, it showcases all sorts of creative Chicago-inspired ware. The business was founded in 2001 and gained serious momentum once the Chicago Transit Authority, which inspires its name and many designs, named it an official manufacturer.
There are designs for everyone's favorite train stop and interpretations of the famous rainbow-hued transit map. For those into Chicago sports, designs for all Chicago teams are available in sizes for adults and children alike. Expect whichever teams are doing best to take center stage. Or perhaps the simplicity of the Chicago flag is the winner: Transit Tees can not only explain the design but offers many options with the familiar grouping of red stars.
Love Chicago but not planning a visit anytime soon? Visit the shop online or on Etsy.


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A unique experience in HondurasPublic consulting in the preparation of Resettlement Plans for the CA-5 Road sections, financed by the Millennium Challenge Account
Tegucigalpa.- Following the guidelines of the Millennium Challenge Corporation, MCA-Honduras has currently started an innovative process to be applied in the preparation of the Involuntary Resettlement Plans, which consists of holding direct public consultation with the project-affected persons, prior to the implementation of any action related to the plan or to the construction works.
Meeting with members of the community of Santa Cruz Arriba.
Meeting in Las Gradas, near the slope of La Virgen.
MCA-Honduras will be financing the extension of 109 kilometers of Highway CA-5 North, and, in that regard, is also financing the corresponding Resettlement Plans. These plans will be the result of a "person to person" information and communication process, addressed to give special attention to each one of the particular situations and to apply the corresponding compensation and indemnification procedures; all according to MCA-Honduras policies on fair and transparent proceedings.
The compensations and indemnifications established by MCA-Honduras are oriented to improve economic and social conditions for each one of the project-affected persons and communities located along the road sections, making sure that, by the end of the project, the improvements made will represent a major enhancement of the present living conditions in the area.
Member of the communities of Amarateca Valley that will be possibly affected by the project, and who will be subject to resettlement plans
Team of MCA´s specialist in charge of the resettlement plans meeting with member of the community of Puente en Curva, near Siguatepeque.
In this regard, Martin Ochoa, General Director of MCA-Honduras; Esther Aleman, the Transportation Project Director, and consultants of ASP/Giraldo Calle & Co. in charge of the preparation of the resettlement plans, visited several communities to inform about the scope of the project to upgrade Highway A-5 North, and about the purposes and objectives of the resettlement plans. They also explained the importance of community participation and, in with a responsible and honest attitude, provided the answers to inquiries and concerns expressed by the attendees.
It is important to emphasize that, since the resettlement process being implemented by MCA-Honduras represents the first in which MCC guidelines will be applied, it will also serve as an implementation guide for the rest of the countries included as beneficiaries of MCC´s cooperation program. The process is also being the first Central American experience in which this new mechanism is implemented for an infrastructure project.
Members of the community of El Carrizal, near Taulabé, and their major Lectonio Maldonado.
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Health & Pregnancy
Sleep Soundly During Pregnancy
Every expectant mom knows that sleep will be catch-as-catch-can after her baby is born. But sleepless nights plague women throughout pregnancy, too.
A National Sleep Foundation poll found that over three-quarters of women slept worse during pregnancy than they did when they weren't pregnant. What's more, new moms and pregnant women were more likely to suffer insomnia than any other group of women.
The reason: Pregnancy is uncomfortable. The discomforts that come with having a baby growing inside you don't go away when you turn out the light.
If you're accustomed to sleeping on your stomach or on your back, you must adjust to sleeping on your side. It will be physically impossible to lie on your stomach when you are heavy with child, and doctors warn against sprawling flat on your back. "There's some concern about that in the latter part of pregnancy," says Richard Henderson, MD, an obstetrician/gynecologist at St. Francis Hospital in Wilmington, Del. When you lie on your back, the weight of the pregnant uterus slows the return of blood to your heart, which reduces blood flow to the fetus. That means the baby is getting less oxygen and fewer nutrients.
Henderson says occasionally lying supine will not harm a developing fetus, but sleeping that way every night might. Nevertheless, you'll probably find that it's easier to sleep on your side as your tummy grows and grows.
Conventional wisdom holds that it's better to sleep on your left side than on your right. "For many, many years, the left side has been the preferred side," says Anne Santa-Donato, RN, spokeswoman for the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nurses. "It became a habit" to tell women that. But she says it really does not matter which side you sleep on: "It's what the science has borne out over the years."
Placing a pillow between your legs or sleeping with a body-length pillow can make you more comfortable. Some women may prefer to give up the bed entirely, and instead sleep in a reclining chair. "That's perfectly acceptable," Santa-Donato says.
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As I mentioned in the last blog, when you examine your experience closely, you find that what you experience is more expansive and joyful than what you might have imagined.
And best of all you don't need a PhD. in science or some abstract or abstruse theory to understand this. Furthermore, you don't have to hook up a bunch of fancy digital measuring devices to your body in order to measure your direct experience. You only have to look at your experience afresh as if through the eyes of a child, and notice what you actually experience as opposed to what you are supposed to experience.
Your mind is actually a friendly place
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In the last blog I talked about how you actually experience the world in here, in the mind, and not out there. If you took the time to trace the steps back to where you experience the world, you will have verified this. And it turns out that in here is much friendlier than experiencing it out there. That's because the more separation you feel the scarier it feels. After all you can never be quite sure what's out there; is it friendly or not? But if the world is made up of the same substance as you, then you can feel right at home in oneness. That's why discovering your innate oneness puts an end to fear.
Today, as promised I am going to propose another experiment that you can try. The purpose of this experiment is to take a fresh look at another object that is supposed to keep us separate. It is called the body. So do you actually experience a body? Let's see. Here is a simple experiment. Just sit comfortably in a chair or lie down. Close your eyes if you need to. What evidence do you have that you are experiencing a body?
Do you actually experience a body?
You may see parts of the body or hear your heart beating. But the main evidence that you experience a body comes from what you feel, right? So now it's time to notice what you are experiencing. Do you actually feel a body? You may feel the breath go in and out; or a sore knee or back. Perhaps you feel the beating of your heart. But does this all add up to a body? Do you actually experience a body? This could turn things around for you! Look into this deeply and you will find that the assumption that you are limited to a body is just an assumption; it is not reality. So going by your actual experience, do you experience a body? Even now before you lose the body, you can find that it was never your direct experience.
In other words it is only a flying rumor that we are divided up into various bodies. This means that even now we are free of the limitations of the body. This is great news because when you discover this, you find that old age, disease and death do not occur for you; they are not your direct experience. And that means that you can discover what the Buddha knew.
Find your freedom right in this state
Here's a secret that will help you with this meditation. If you start wondering how you can now get out of the body, notice what you experience even before you attempt your escape. You will be surprised to notice that your natural ever-present state is already free of the body.
You do not free yourself from limitation by creating a new state. After all, any state that you create will be limited by the bounds of time and space. Rather you freedom comes when you recognize what you experience even now; and you might have just overlooked it. Free yourself from the dullness of limitation by challenging the assumptions that you have about your essential nature. Do this by looking deeply into your actual experience. Then you will wake up to the freedom that was there before you were born; and even when the body passes away, this freedom remains!
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Released: May 01st, 2004
Running Time: 136
Director: Joey Silvera
Company: Joey Silvera Video
Distribution Companies: Evil Angel
Cast: Fernanda (I), Sabrina De Paula, Victor Cowboy, Hugo Ferrari, Kaylane Lyra, Victoria Ribeira, Juliana Pires, Yasmin Rios, Alexandra Pe, Bianca (I), Andreia Mel
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Specialty
While not up to Silvera's usual quality, still eminently stockable she-male material.
Bio-gal Bianca wants a slave, and that turns out to be Hugo Ferrari (who, judging from his prominent scorpion tattoo, we're guessing has some relation to frequent Silvera collaborator Fabio Scorpion, who sports a similar tattoo). But from that point, just about all of the action is between Ferrari and t-gal Victoria Ribeira, which includes plenty of sucking by both, plus an interesting threesome near the end of the scene that has Victoria fucking Hugo's ass while he's fucking Bianca missionarily.
Sadly, however, this volume isn't quite up to previous Silvera offerings. For one thing, Hugo appears in three of the five scenes, and while he's a decent performer, three scenes seems a bit much, and none of them have enough the heat.
Hugo plays an office worker in the third scene, which features bio-gal Juliana Pires' fantasy of being in a threeway with Hugo and cute TS Andreia Mel that at one point has Juliana using a strap-on on Hugo's ass while he's sucking off Andreia; and in the finale, Hugo's matched up with a couple of attractive he-shes, Yasmin Rios and Fernanda, in a warehouse setting.


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Because prostaglandins not only cause inflammation and pain, but may also protect the stomach lining from destructive acids, NSAID use at higher doses can cause severe gastrointestinal problems, including bleeding. COX-2 specific inhibitors, a newer class of NSAID, was developed a little more than a decade ago to block only one prostaglandin, COX-2, that causes inflammation, but to leave the others to protect the stomach.
Only one COX-2 NSAID is still on the market, celecoxib (Celebrex), as others were found to increase the risk of cardiovascular events.
Analgesics are drugs used to fight pain, but not inflammation. Analgesics work on the peripheral and central nervous system, so the nerves and the brain sense less pain. Pain may be caused by inflammation or injury in joints, bones or tissues, but you sense pain in your brain, and pain signals travel to the brain via nerves and neurotransmitters. Analgesic drugs help to block that process.
Analgesics include over-the-counter and prescription drugs. Analgesics may be taken orally as pills or liquids, or absorbed through the skin via a transdermal patch. The most common analgesic drug is acetaminophen (Tylenol), which is recommended by the American College of Rheumatology as the first-line treatment for osteoarthritis pain.
Opioids, including narcotic drugs derived from opium, are stronger analgesics used for severe arthritis pain or flares, preferably for short-term use only. Many analgesics are pills combining either acetaminophen or NSAIDs with opioids. Opioids carry their own serious side effects, including constipation and physical dependence.
For most arthritis pain, acetaminophen is the first recommendation, says Dr. Hsu. "If you're having moderate to severe pain, then maybe I'd add an opioid for short-term relief of pain," he says.
That's because dependency is a major concern of long-term opioid use. Recently developed, slower-acting opioid patches containing buprenorphine (BuTrans) may be good for chronic arthritis pain, says Dr. Hsu. "They can work on the same opiary receptors in the body, but in very small doses."
These patches are changed once a week. "They won't reduce side effects completely, but since the patch bypasses the gastrointestinal system, and because it's continuous delivery at a tiny dose, it's a good alternative."
Analgesics may be appropriate for people whose pain isn't caused by inflammation, or those who've experienced major gastrointestinal side effects from NSAIDs. However, some analgesics can cause liver problems if used in high doses over time.
Also known as steroids or glucocorticoids, corticosteroids fight inflammation that causes pain. Corticosteroids mimic the naturally produced hormone cortisol, which helps regulate the immune system to fight inflammation. These prescription drugs are taken orally as pills, absorbed through the skin as topical agents, or injected directly into inflamed joints.


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News on Chael Sonnen, Rampage Jackson, Kurt Angle, more
May 21, 2011 - by Steve Gerweck
– The California State Athletic Commission has reversed his ruling on Chael Sonnen, and now he is eligible to apply for a new license once his current license expires on June 29.
– Kurt Angle via Twitter: I will be at Gnc 550 Wood st. Downtown pgh. 15222 on Monday from 11-12 noon. Come try Our Anglefoods. I will be there. See You there!!
– Rampage Jackson reasserts that he'll retire at 35
– UFC may return to Abu Dhabi in December


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Miniature Alpaca
The Alpaca (Vicugna pacos) is a domesticated species of South American camelid. It resembles a small llama in superficial appearance. Alpacas are kept in herds that graze on the level heights of the Andes of Ecuador, southern Peru, northern Bolivia, and northern Chile at an altitude of 3,500 m (11,483 ft) to 5,000 m (16,404 ft) meters above sea-level, throughout the year.[citation needed] Alpacas are considerably smaller than llamas, and unlike llamas, alpacas were not bred to be beasts of burden but were bred specifically for their fiber. Alpaca fiber is used for making knitted and woven items, much as wool is. These items include blankets, sweaters, hats, gloves, scarves, a wide variety of textiles and ponchos in South America, and sweaters, socks, coats and bedding in other parts of the world. The fiber comes in more than 52 natural colors as classified in Peru, 12 as classified in Australia and 16 as classified in the United States. [1] Alpacas and llamas differ in that alpacas have straight ears and llamas have banana-shaped ears. Aside from these differences, llamas are on average 1-2 feet taller and proportionally bigger than alpacas.
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This event was cancelled, following publication of this article, based upon the extreme weather conditions present at the event site.
We have recently experienced the polar vortex and arctic temperatures in the single digits, now get ready for an even more bone chilling adventure: The 18th annual Maryland State Police Polar Bear Plunge benefitting the Special Olympics Maryland. With a forecast of 15 to 20 knot winds, possible snow showers, and water temperatures just above freezing, this years Polar Bear Plunge is shaping up to be a perfect day. The fun begins this Saturday, 25 January 2014.
Last year an estimated 25,000 plungers and spectators converged on Sandy Point State Park, Maryland for a quick dip in the Chesapeake Bay, or to watch those hearty souls that took the plunge (or maybe dipped their toes). Event organizers are expecting even more fun seekers this year. The event, sponsored by the Maryland State Police supports Special Olympics which provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic sports for those eight years of age and older with intellectual disabilities.
In addition to the actual plunge the organizers have PlungeFest which is a whole day of entertainment food and fun, starting at 8 a.m. Local and national vendors, crafters, zoo animals and a giant sand sculpture are all part of this event, according to information on the PlungeFest website. Rams Head Ice Lodge will feature live music and entertainment and there will be food and beverages to keep you full and warm.
PlungeFest is free for spectators and it only takes a $75.00 pledge to be a plunger and get wet in the Chesapeake Bay. Be sure to take a camera to record the wonderful and creative costuming that you will see throughout the day. Team plungers often dress alike or in wacky costumes, and individuals go all out on their attire.
The parking and transportation is free and well organized. Organizers have stated they will be awarding prizes throughout the day on shuttle buses beginning at 8 a.m. Express shuttle service and parking will be at the Navy-Marine Stadium in Annapolis, the Anne Arundel Community College - Arnold, and Kent Island High School - Stevensville.


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Assistant head coach Mike Singletary let Patrick Willis know he had won a starting job when the 49ers rookie linebacker showed up for work Monday.
Willis greeted the news with one word - "Wow!" - and started thinking about how to continue meeting the expectations of a No. 1 draft pick.
"It's not about calling home to tell your dad or your friends that you're starting. It's bigger than that," Willis said. "At any moment you can be back where you started or even below. So, you've got to seize the opportunity and go hard. I'm staying positive. I'm staying humble. I'm staying hungry."
The promotion of Willis, 22, comes three weeks before the Sept. 10 opener against Arizona. It was part of a shuffle that forced veteran Derek Smith to a new position and knocked Brandon Moore out of the starting lineup.
Coach Mike Nolan said the moves were mandated by Willis' performance in practice and in the team's first two exhibitions.
"The rookie thus far has shown that he's worthy of making this change," Nolan said. "Brandon is still a big part of the things we do and that won't change. But we felt this is a decision we want to make now to build continuity on the defensive side of the ball."
Moore, the team's leading tackler last season with 114 - he also led the team in sacks with 6.5 - will come in as a situational pass rusher. Though Nolan said the change was due mostly to Willis' play, Moore had missed several tackles in exhibition play.
"I didn't start the season the way I should have and this is the result," Moore said. "At this level, you're always pretty much fighting for your own survival, you're always fighting for your job. I've just got to keep fighting."
Willis, who leads the team with 12 tackles in exhibition play, will start at weak inside linebacker, the "Mike" position formerly manned by Smith. Smith will move into Moore's spot at strong inside linebacker, also known as the "Ted" position. Manny Lawson and Tully Banta-Cain are the outside linebackers in the team's 3-4 scheme.
Smith will continue to call the defensive signals and said he should be able to adjust to his new position in short order. Another player affected by the shuffle, Jeff Ulbrich, will serve as Willis' backup, moving from the other inside spot. Smith and Ulbrich have had playing time at both inside positions.
"The techniques are the same. It's just a matter of a particular job for a particular defense," Smith said. "The transition is not too bad. It will take maybe a day, two days."
Willis, the 11th overall pick and Butkus Award winner as the top college linebacker last season at Mississippi, vowed to hold up his end. He harkened back to Singletary's words during their morning meeting.
"He told me, `You're going to start and I expect you to go out there and continue to get better and don't slack off,' and I fully agree with him.
"For the most part, I know my assignments. But every play is not perfect. The biggest thing for me, I just have to continue to be consistent. Each day is a work in progress."
And progress could lead to something great, Smith said.
With his combination of speed, athleticism and instincts, Willis already has shown he's a good player.
"He's very gifted athletically and he's got some pop to him," Smith said. "If he keeps doing the things he needs to do, he'll progressively get better and better. He's a guy who has a chance to be a superstar."
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Pasting content of one table cell into another table cell creates extra cells at the end of the row.
Roundtripping through wiki markup actually fixes the problem.
May only happen on Safari.
I couldn't reproduce this in Confluence or TinyMCE, so it's lucky you posted a video or I'd say you're making it up. I did find the table editing in Safari pretty flakey in Confluence 2.10, Confluence 3.0_m2 and TinyMCE 18.104.22.168 though.
Well, not sure what to do to help repro it, but I can say that it happens to me nearly every time.
Oh good. Requires an environment more specific than MacOSX + Safari 3. That will be fun
Could you try testing the behaviour on the TinyMCE demo, to check if it's a Confluence thing or a tinyMCE thing?
Yep – I can reproduce it in the TinyMCE demo. Not our fault, I guess.
We might fix it one day by upgrading to a later version of TinyMCE. It has the tinymce label so we can tell it exists in tinymce. I think it's worth tracking how many things we may fix by upgrading.
Since the TinyMCE upgrade happened in 2.10, I backdate the issue. It should not show up in the 3.0 filter.
FYI, I just tried this on the TinyMCE Demo again, and I can no longer reproduce the problem. So looks like their latest versions may have fixed it.


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ELIZABETH—Union County's One-Stop Career Center has moved to a new location in Elizabeth at 921 Elizabeth Avenue. The One-Stop offers free services and training for job seekers every weekday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and remains open until 6 p.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. English and Spanish are spoken.
Roselle Mentoring Program Debuts With Great Success
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ROSELLE—United Way of Greater Union County's new peer to peer mentoring partnership at Abraham Clark High School in Roselle has been a great success. The program pairs high school juniors with eighth grade students to help "at risk" students maximize their potential.
Man Allegedly Took Cab To Bank Robbery
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ROSELLE – Police arrested an unemployed Linden man who allegedly took a cab to rob the Roselle Savings Bank Monday, authorities said.
Police To Crack Down On Drunk Driving This Weekend
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Beginning Aug. 21 and running through Sept. 7, a total of 236 local and county law enforcement agencies, as well as the New Jersey State Police, will be cracking down on drivers operating their vehicles and motorcycles while intoxicated.
R & B Star Leela James Will Headline Final Roselle Summer Concert
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ROSELLE – International sensation Leela James will play to an anticipated crowd of 1,000 at the final Roselle Urban Enterprise Zone Summer Concert of 2009 on Friday, Aug. 21. The concert, held from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Roselle…
Hands-On Green Learning In Store For Union County Students
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SCOTCH PLAINS – Middle school students throughout Union County may learn about sustainability this fall by building their own wind turbines and cooking with solar energy. The hands-on activities took place during a "Green Boot Camp" for middle school teachers. The camp was developed through a partnership between Honeywell and Union County Vocational-Technical Schools, to help middle school teachers learn about the latest green education tools.
Business Owners Learn About Financing Options
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ROSELLE—Robert Melchionne, Business Development Officer from Spencer Savings Bank, 220 Chestnut Street in Roselle, speaks about small business financing at the Roselle Urban Enterprise Zone business luncheon on Aug. 12.
Council Hopeful Charged With Voting Twice
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ROSELLE – An unsuccessful council candidate has been charged with voting twice in the June 2 primary election, prosecutors announced last week.
Full Force Concert
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ROSELLE – Full Force performs in front of a crowd of 500 at the Roselle Urban Enterprise Zone Summer Concert on Aug. 7.
Kean Students Graduate With Honors
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UNION – Kean University held commencement ceremonies for its graduate and undergraduate students in May. Among the degree recipients were more than 600 students who graduated with honors, the largest group in the university's history to graduate with distinction.


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April 11, 2012 12:00 AM
Early Wednesday morning, an ad appeared on Craigslist with the title: "RELIEF PITCHERS WANTED: CHICAGO CUBS (WRIGLEY FIELD)"
The ad goes on to say:
The Chicago National League Baseball Club ("Cubs") is seeking relief pitchers to help fill several vacancies in its bullpen, effective immediately.
No Major League Baseball experience is required for these positions, and there is no minimum age limit. However, qualified candidates must:
* Throw a ball a distance of 60 ft., 6 in. * Throw strikes, preferably more often than balls. * Be proficient in Excel, PowerPoint and Word. * Spit and scratch. * Assist with groundskeeping during rain delays, and perform light housework for starting pitchers as needed. * Not answer to the surnames "Marmol," "Wood" or "Broglio."
This is a full-time, salaried position with benefits. In 2012, the Chicago Cubs were proudly named number 29 in Fortune magazine's list of "Best Major League Teams to Pitch For," for the third consecutive year.
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Thursday, April 12, 2012 by Huffington Post
Ads posted in Craigslist's "missed connections" department can be crazy, but this one, if real, is just plain depressing. In an ad noticed by Fuse and subsequently flagged for removal, a woman hopes to find the father of her unborn child who was ...Read more
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Relatives posted a Craigslist ad asking if people know anything about the stolen ashes. The family said she died last January and the ashes were kept in the family home. Nellie's son Mike Montague said they had planned to spread the ashes where his ...Read more
Thursday, April 12, 2012 by Loudwire
A woman in the Chicago area recently posted an ad on Craigslist looking for the father of her unborn child, who was apparently conceived in the beautiful Aragon Ballroom bathroom stalls. Hold on, hold on, before you start freaking out, ...Read more


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Let $G$ be a group. We define $H$ where $H$ is the center of/centralizer of $G$:
$$H=\{h\in G| \forall g\in G: hg=gh\}.$$
Prove that $H$ is a (normal) subgroup of $G$.
Let $G$ be a group. We define $H$ where $H$ is the center of/centralizer of $G$:
$$H=\{h\in G| \forall g\in G: hg=gh\}.$$
Prove that $H$ is a (normal) subgroup of $G$.
As you said in a comment you already showed that it is normal. So I will only show that it is a subgroup.
Clearly it contains $e$, since $eg = ge$.
Now, we will show that it is closed. Let $a,b \in H$, we know that $\forall g: ag = ga$ and $gb = gb$. Thus, $gab = agb = abg$ and thus $ab \in H$.
Now we only have to show that every $h \in H$ has an inverse and we are done. Let $h \in H$, we know that $\forall g \in G: gh = hg$, thus $$\begin{align*}h^{-1}(gh)h^{-1} &= h^{-1}(hg)h^{-1}\\ h^{-1}g(hh^{-1}) &= (h^{-1}h)gh^{-1}\\ h^{-1}(ge) &= (eg)h^{-1}\\ h^{-1}g &= gh^{-1} \end{align*}$$
Which implies that $h^{-1} \in H$.
I have two different solutions. These are probably too fancy for this problem, but they might be interesting.
For the first solution, define the map $f: G \rightarrow \operatorname{Aut}(G)$ by $g \mapsto \phi_g$, where $\phi_g(x) = gxg^{-1}$ for all $x \in G$. The map $f$ is a homomorphism and $\operatorname{Ker}(f) = Z(G)$. Thus $Z(G)$ is a normal subgroup since the kernel of a homomorphism is always a normal subgroup. The image $\operatorname{Im}(\phi)$ is called the inner automorphism group of $G$ and is denoted $\operatorname{Inn}(G)$.
For the second solution, recall that for a subgroup $H \leq G$ the normal core of $H$ in $G$ is defined as
$$\operatorname{core}_G(H) = \bigcap_{g \in G} gHg^{-1}$$
The subgroup $\operatorname{core}_G(H)$ is always a normal subgroup. This can be seen directly or by noticing that it is the kernel of the coset action induced by $H$. For any conjugacy class $C$ of $G$, let $t_c \in C$. Let $\mathscr{C}$ be the family of all conjugacy classes of $G$. Then \begin{align*} Z(G) &= \bigcap_{g \in G} C_G(g) \\ &= \bigcap_{C \in \mathscr{C}} \bigcap_{t \in C} C_G(t_c) \\ &= \bigcap_{C \in \mathscr{C}} \bigcap_{g \in G} C_G(gt_cg^{-1}) \\ &= \bigcap_{C \in \mathscr{C}} \bigcap_{g \in G} gC_G(t_c)g^{-1} \\ &= \bigcap_{C \in \mathscr{C}} \operatorname{core}_G(C_G(t_c)) \\ \end{align*}
Since $Z(G)$ is the intersection of normal subgroups, it is a normal subgroup.
i think the kernel argument (Mikko's no 1) is the most elegant approach. but sxd shows with thoroughness that the centre is a group, and it is perhaps worth a passing mention that once we know it is a group its normality is implied by the fact that it consists of complete conjugacy classes, albeit they are all singletons.


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1. The special exhibition, The Civilizations of Turkey: Emperors in Istanbul, is a site to behold
The "Emperors of Istanbul" exhibit celebrates 55 years of diplomatic relations between S. Korea and Turkey. The exhibit was created to ring in a new era of cooperation and friendship between the two countries. It is a first of its kind revealing Turkey's rich historical past and runs until September 2. It's a walk through time and Turkish history. The exhibition begins with Ancient Civilizations, and moves on to the rise of the Hittites, and ends with the reign of the Ottoman Empire.
Ancient Civilizations and Hittites
Hittites were people of the Bronze Age (1750-1180 BC) who created large powerful kingdoms in Hattusa and Nesa (now central Turkey). At the height of the Hittite reign, the empire expanded as far south as Canaan, and to the east and west -Mitanni and Arzawa, respectively. Hittite history is mentioned in the Hebrew bible describing them as having lived among the Israelites and even serving in King David's army. Significant artifacts from this period include the Endowment Document (Hittite 1586-1556), Jug with Trefoil Mouth (800 BCE thought to be the tomb of Phrygian King Midas), and a Stag Statuette (3000 BCE).
The Ottoman Empire
The Ottoman Empire lasted 623 years and ended in 1922. The museum holds a well preserved artifact from the time of the reign of Mehmed II (1432-1481). It is a beautiful golden leafed Koran that once belonged to Sultan Bayezid II. Sultan Mehmed's II father, Mehmed the Conqueror, captured Constantinople from the Roman Empire. Then in 1453, Mehmed II made Constantinople the new capital of the Ottoman Empire and named it Istanbul. Other displays include a turban (17th century) made of gold, diamonds, pearls, rubies and emeralds; a Koran Chest; and a stand for Coffee Cup (19th Century).
2. The Sinan Shipwreck artifacts reveal trade secrets along the Silk Road
In the summer of 1323, the Sinanseon sunk off the coast of Sinan, Jeollanamdo, South Korea. The ship served as a transportation link along the Silk Road servicing China, Korea and Japan. It was loaded with ceramics en route to Hakata and Tokyo, but sank a month after its departure near Korea. Then in 1975, a fisherman snagged pottery from the wreck into his nets. The artifacts were soon identified initiating the full-scale excavation of the site. The museum has dedicated two large rooms to the artifacts recovered from the shipwreck. They were remarkably well preserved and not only are they interesting but very revealing as well. What's interesting is -many personal artifacts from passengers and employees were also recovered. They offer compelling clues to what life must have been like 650 years ago.
3. The artwork and mammoth architecture of the museum itself is inspiring
The museum itself is a monument of outstanding design and Korean architectural prowess. Its structure rests in harmony with nature and the surrounding environment. It is energy efficient, "green" and is true to Korean architecture. The building sits in the middle lush park grounds where picnicking is encouraged. A lake with waterfalls and fountains, forever reflects the museum's image. The building was built to last and takes up an area of 50, 000 m sq. with interior floor space that approaches 140,000 m. sq. It is composed of steel, concrete and granite, and looks like it could survive a nuclear strike. The walls, floors and grand stairways are lined with golden tan marble. The mammoth monolithic structure works well with its surroundings.
4. The museum has an amazing collection of Paleolithic artifacts, marking our earliest beginnings
Paleolithic artifacts (paleoliths) mark our earliest beginnings as human beings. They stand in stubborn defiance of the ravages of time. They seem to cry out -we were here and this is proof. The Paleolithic period began 2.6 million years ago and continued to 10,000 years ago, and spanned the two geological epochs of Pliocene and Pleistocene. The earliest humans are classified by scientists as Homo-habilis and Australopithecus. Society consisted of small groups of hunter-gatherers. The first evidence of human life on the Korean peninsula dates back to 700, 000 years ago. At that time, Hominids created stone tools, commanded fire, invented rafts and created language. It is amazing to see and stand next to objects handled and created by ancestors who were a part the dawn of our existence. There's a strange feeling that comes over me as I stand next to an artifact created by a person who was a part of humanity's birth. Here I am, there it is, we're separated by an ocean of time, yet it quietly rests, here and now. How could one not have a deep sense of wonderment, awe, and appreciation for these lost possessions?
5. There is a continuous record of Korean history from the Paleolithic Period to the present. The record takes visitors on what seems to be a trip through time. Visitors first walk through the exhibits in the following order: Neolithic Period, Bronze Age/Gojoseon Period, Buyeo Kingdom/Samhan Period, Guguryeo Kingdom, Baekje Kingdom, Gaya Confederacy, Sila Kingdom, Unified Silla Period…etc). Each of these periods left unique stories, artifacts, gifts and treasure. They sit quietly in glass cases, echoes in time, for us to treasure and remember them by.
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Woman Hit by Truck Dies of InjuriesA Casper woman who was hit by a truck last week while walking in the intersection at 2nd and Beverly streets, died Saturday.
Natrona County coroner Connie Jacobson says that 65-year-old Nella Vasquez died from a severe traumatic brain injury. She says an autopsy will not be performed because the cause of death was apparent.
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Meerow, A.W., Krueger, R., Singh, R., Ti, L.L., Ithnin, M., Li, L.O. 2012. Coconut, date and oil palm genomics. In: Schnell, R.J, Priyadarsham, P.M., editors. Genomics of Tree Crops. New York, NY: Springer. p. 299-351.
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Guided Rock Climbing & Courses
At Denver Mountain Guiding, we have a list of guided climbing days, climbing courses, and multi-day climbing courses in hopes to meet your climbing desires. Whether you just want to get out there for a half day of rock climbing, want to take an instructional course, or climb the Flatirons, we have adventures for everyone!
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If all of these options sound like too much for you and you are more interested in a quick, 2 hour, guided day of rock climbing then the Quick Session might be for you. A guide will take you to a climbing destination and climb with you, teaching you techniques and climbing skills along the way. For smaller groups, we can typically get in about 2-3 different rock climbing routes in 2 hours. You may have the option to extend your climb if you want to climb more. Beginners, intermediates, and experts alike are encouraged to book this trip. We do the Quick Sessions in Clear Creek Canyon in Golden, CO.
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This class covers the important techniques used for multi-pitch climbing, rescue techniques, rope etiquette, route finding on multi-pitch walls, and the importance of finding a safe descent. $250
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The John Denver (2 Half Days: Beginner)
This Course is similar to the rock climbing basics course, but goes into more depth and consists of 2 days of instruction and climbing. It covers belaying, rappelling, knots, safety, and climbing technique. On the second day, students can even get their feet wet with a little lead climbing introduction. $295
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The Mountaineer covers lead skills for beginner to intermediates. For those climbers wanting to get outside and learn the skills they need to go off on their own, this two day course may fit your needs. In the course, we cover leader skills for all single pitch rock climbs. After taking this course, you will be able to start your own adventures on the craggy cliffs of Colorado. $295
The Mountain Lion (4 Half Days: Beginner)
For any beginner climber that has little or no experience rock climbing, this course is for you! This will go into detail on the technique used for climbing and help you feel comfortable on the rock. It also covers knots, belaying, rappelling, and anchors. The other goal of this course is to educate climbers on the dangers of rock climbing and how to avoid them through proper safety techniques. $595
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This is for the climber wanting to take the next step in their leading ability. Whether you are a beginner wanting to learn proper technique for leading harder climbs or a seasoned climber aspiring to take their ability to the next level, this class will teach you the skills you need. This class is designed to teach both traditional and sport climbing in both single and multi-pitch settings. $595
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This class is the personal training class for climbers. It offers 6 days of climbing classes with a schedule put together to personally fit your goals. If you aspire to improve your rock climbing skills and need the coaching of an experienced, professional guide than this is the class for you! $1,000
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Carnival Cruise Line, in a preemptive nod to Hurricane Isabel, currently spinning at 145 miles per hour (a Category four) and about 650 miles east/northeast of the Caribbean's Leeward Islands, is already rescheduling some itineraries for this week (and weekend).
Carnival Legend, originally slated to depart yesterday from New York for an eight-night Caribbean (calling at San Juan, St. Thomas and Tortola) is instead heading to Key West, Nassau and Freeport.
Carnival Triumph, which was intended to depart Miami on September 13 on an Eastern Caribbean swing, will instead head west, with ports of call that include Cozumel, Grand Caymen and Ocho Rios. And Paradise's planned September 14 voyage to Eastern Caribbean haunts such as the Dominican Republic's Casa de Campo, Nassau and St. Thomas will now visit Belize, Isla Roatan, Grand Cayman and Cozumel.
No other itineraries, according to Carnival's statement, are impacted at this point. According to storm forecasters, the hurricane – and conditions can change abruptly – looks like it's headed north of the northern Leeward Islands and towards the southeastern Bahamian islands. Landfall could occur late this weekend. Cruise Critic's news crew will be on hand all weekend long to provide updates, so stay tuned.
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Once orthopaedic treatment ends, the important work of rehabilitation begins. Bon Secours Orthopaedic Institute recognizes that healing is a process. It starts when a patient visits us with a need and it's completed when that need is addressed fully. To ensure this happens, we cooperate at every stage of care with professionals who have a wide range of skills. The contributions of these experts are vital – and appreciated – especially when a patient is recovering.
During rehabilitation, patients may receive help from physical and occupational therapists. Physical therapists aid people who must improve their mobility and stability. These therapists use many different techniques, including exercise programs and massage. Occupational therapists assist patients in finding ways to deal with the needs of work and daily life, like dressing, cooking and eating. Often, therapy begins while a patient still is in the hospital.
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Gas, central heating and plumbing services in Cheltenham.
Based in Cheltenham, Churchman plumbing and heating is a family run business with a long line of providing plumbing and heating services throughout the Gloucestershire area. Within a trade passed down through the generations we can take care of any general domestic plumbing problems you have. We specialise in gas and central heating and can take care of gas fires, gas cookers, hobs and all central heating servicing and installation.
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