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Statewide, youth and educators have planned to march for March 31, 2014 on the Oklahoma State Capitol, which continues to be top news in Oklahoma City and across the state.
With education standards and issues of reduced funding before them, youth across Oklahoma are to be released from attending school that day.
As of today, as many as 300 districts statewide have indicated the plan to release students and staff from education obligations, and that buses are being chartered to transport students and educators to the Oklahoma State Capitol, which is at 23rd and North Lincoln. This is just slightly North of downtown Oklahoma City.
Many believe that Oklahoma education has fallen by the wayside in the eyes of the Legislators, that Legislators make decisions off in their own little world and ignore the students and educators in this state. So the students and educators intend to march on the Capitol Complex and participate in a rally at the Capitol to remind the elected who their youngest constituents are and that they expect from any legislation concerning them.
At least 2 State Legislators have publicly complained about the plan, with cries that it is somehow unethical or irresponsible.
As with Moral Monday in North Carolina, or Stand With Texas Women, it appears Oklahoma's Students and Oklahoma Educators intend a presence and opinion that won't be denied. March 31, the numbers and message will make it clear just what they want.
Rock the Vote and 16andVote are powerful movements along the lines of MTV that are pressing ahead the youth agenda, for better education, better futures and safer futures.
The planned March 31, 2014 March on the Capitol and Rally are free and open to the public.


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Located in the James D. Dunning, Jr. Coaches' Center, the Mendelson Room at the University of Pennsylvania is a spacious room adorned with comfortable furniture for you and your co-workers to relax. Guests will feel immersed in the athletic history of Penn, as there are several trophy cases in the Mendelson Room. The large bay windows on each end of the Mendelson Room offer great views of Shoemaker Green and The Palestra as well as Franklin Field. Any meeting or social function can be catered, and the Mendelson Room can be set up to your specifications.
Furniture in Mendelson Room:
2 Couches
2 Coffee Tables
6 End Tables
6 Reading Chairs
2 Cushioned Benches
10 Regular Chairs
1 Large Square Table
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Trophy Cases
View of Shoemaker Green and The Palestra
Coat rack
Spacious and configurable
Large bay windows which provide good natural light
Handicapped accessible
Casual meetings
Small formal or informal parties
Pre and post-game gatherings or celebrations
Furniture is part of the room and will remain in place unless otherwise stipulated by renter. Furniture can be moved for an extra cost or reconfigured to suit renter needs.

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My upgrade is due and I'm very tempted, anyone else?
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My upgrade is due and I'm very tempted, anyone else?
well I want a 5s of course but I have to choose the colour :/ AND since there are no pre-orders, I may need to queue at the shop on friday :(
my contract is up in a month, going to just get a rolling month contract with giff gaff for my 5, i think it would take me weeks to pick a colour anyway lol
Keith... is it possible to extend the apple warranty on my phone?
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Thanks will look into it
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Bit annoyed at the price of the 5c. Before it was bought out it was advertised to be the "budget" iPhone, somehow £500 is not budget. Gutted as I really want a new iPhone, my 4 is well and truly on the way out, but my contract doesn't allow me to upgrade as its sim only, otherwise I'd have to pay £35 a month :(
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I have two measures $\mu$ and $\nu$ supported on compacts in $\mbox{int } \mathbb{R}^{n}_+$. Are there some sufficiently general classes of such measures for which $$ \int\limits_{\mathbb{R}^n_+} \frac{\mu(dx)}{x_1^{z_1} x_2^{z_2}\cdots x_n^{z_n}} = \int\limits_{\mathbb{R}^n_+} \frac{\nu(dx)}{x_1^{z_1} x_2^{z_2}\cdots x_n^{z_n}} $$ that holds for any $\Re z_1 > R$, $\Re z_2 > R$, ..., $\Re z_n > R$ and $R>1$ implies $\mu = \nu$?
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It's true for any regular complex Borel measures with compact support. Let $K$ be the union of the supports of the two measures. The linear span $V_0$ of the functions $1/(x_1^{z_1} \ldots x_n^{z_n})$ for $\Re z_j > 0$ is dense in $C(K)$ by the Stone-Weierstrass Theorem. Since your functions are of the form $f/(x_1 \ldots x_n)^R$ for $f \in V_0$ and $(x_1 \ldots x_n)^R$ has no zeros on $K$, their linear span is also dense in $C(K)$. So $\mu$ and $\nu$, corresponding to continuous linear functionals on $C(K)$, agree on a dense set and therefore are equal.


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$\mathcal G_n $ conists of graphs $G$ on $n$ vertices $1,\ldots,n$ such that for all $i<j$, each vertex $k, i<k<j$ is not adjacent to at least one of $i$ and $j$.
Question 1. Can we classify $\mathcal G_n$?
Question 2. Is there any nice family of graph which is a subclass of $\mathcal G_n$? (Seems like path $P_n$, star $S_n$ and probably trees on $n$ vertices are in $\mathcal G_n$) I will appreciate any comments for at least question 2.


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Celebrate the Mediterranean Diet Lifestyle
Hey Mediterranean Snacks fans! Guess what? The month of May is officially International Mediterranean Diet Month! We're here to tell you about some important facts regarding the Mediterranean Diet and how YOU can participate in the festivities to help celebrate this lifestyle! According to Oldways, a non-profit food and nutrition organization, the Mediterranean Diet is described as a lifestyle, not just a list of food choices to comprise a diet. The Mediterranean Diet has also been noted as one of the healthiest in the world. This lifestyle encourages individuals to embrace many more legumes, grains, and fish into their meals … Read More
Why Snacking is Good For You
Guest Article Written By: Virginia Cunningham It is not even midday and you are feeling that mid morning slump. Your energy is low, your concentration is… what concentration?… and you are honestly just counting down the minutes until it is lunchtime. The reality is, food is not only supposed to be eaten for its tastiness (although that is a very good reason to eat food), but also to keep you going! Food is fuel. Our bodies need fuel and it is okay that our bodies need fuel every few hours to get through the day. In fact, snacking in between meals has … Read More
The Mediterranean Diet
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What questions should I ask my surgeon after my surgery?
- Can I have a copy of my pathology report and an explanation of what all the items on my report mean?
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"Poor health shreds communities, undermines economic opportunity, and holds back progress."
– Hillary Clinton, U.S. Secretary of State
More than 90 percent of all deaths and suffering from infectious diseases — such as tuberculosis, malaria, and sleeping sickness — occurs in the developing world. Sub-Saharan Africa alone accounts for more than one-third of this shortage.
How are we addressing this global challenge?
Top 50 International Grants Awarded by Foundations for Global Health, circa 2008
Top 50 U.S.-focused Grants Awarded by Foundations for Global Health, circa 2008
Top 25 Foundations Awarding International Grants for Global Health, circa 2008
Top 25 Foundations Awarding U.S.-focused Grants for Global Health, circa 2008
Top 25 Recipients of Foundation International Giving for Global Health, circa 2008
Top 25 Recipients of Foundation U.S.-focused Giving for Global Health, circa 2008
Investing in Women for a Better World
Business for Social Responsibility
March 2010
The U.S. Global Health Initiative: Overview & Budget Analysis
Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
December 2009
Mapping a Healthier Future: How Spatial Analysis Can Guide Pro-Poor Water and Sanitation Planning in Uganda
World Resources Institute; Uganda Ministry of Health; Uganda Ministry of Water and Environment
October 2009
U.S. Global Health Policy: Donor Funding for Health in Low- & Middle- Income Countries, 2001-2007
Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
Kates, Jennifer; Eric Lief; Jonathan Pearson
July 2009
Financing the Response to AIDS in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: International Assistance From the G8, European Commission and Other Donor Governments, 2008
Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation; UNAIDS
Kates, Jennifer; Carlos Avila; Eric Lief
July 2009
Proven HIV Prevention Strategies
Global HIV Prevention Working Group
July 2009
Global HIV Prevention: The Access, Funding, and Leadership Gaps
Global HIV Prevention Working Group
July 2009
Building Healthcare Leadership in Africa: A Call to Action
Accordia Global Health Foundation
June 2009
The U.S. Government's Global Health Policy Architecture: Structure, Programs and Funding
Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
April 2009
The U.S. Commitment to Global Health: Recommendations for the New Administration
Institute of Medicine
December 2008
Closing the Gap
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
November 2008
HIV/AIDS Policy in Nicaragua: A Civil Society Perspective
Orozco, Miguel; Laura G. Pedraza Fariña
January 2008
The Business of Health in Africa: Partnering With the Private Sector to Improve People's Lives
International Finance Corporation
December 2007
HIV/AIDS Policy in Senegal: A Civil Society Perspective
Open Society Institute
Diouf, Daouda
October 2007
HIV/AIDS Policy in Ukraine: A Civil Society Perspective
Open Society Institute
Bega, Andriy
October 2007
The Gathering Storm: Infectious Diseases and Human Rights in Burma
Open Society Institute
Stover, Eric; Chris Beyrer; Thomas Lee; Andrew Moss; David Scott Mathieson; Rachel Shigekane; Voravit Suwanvanichkij; David Tuller; Emily Whichard
July 2007
New Approaches to HIV Prevention: Accelerating Research and Ensuring Future Access
Global HIV Prevention Working Group
August 2006
Gates, Clinton Call for Continued U.S. Investment in Global Health
Gates, American Cancer Society Receives $7 Million From Gates Foundation to Tackle Tobacco Use in Africa
Gates Foundation Commits $10 Billion to Vaccine-Related Programs
Citing Progress, WHO Calls for Expanded Funding of Malaria Programs
Bloomberg Philanthropies Awards $125 Million for Global Road Safety Initiative
UC Berkeley Receives $10.9 Million to Test Impact of Sanitation on Diseases
Gates Foundation Awards $7.6 Million to Fund Novel Ideas to Improve Global Health
Gates Foundation Awards $115 Million to Medicines for Malaria Venture
Clinton Global Initiative Concludes With $9.4 Billion in Commitments
Skoll Foundation Awards $14.1 Million to Social Entrepreneurs
Bristol-Myers Squibb Awards $1.3 Million to Enhance Community-Based HIV/AIDS Care and Support in Africa
Gates Foundation Boosts HIV Prevention Initiative in India by $80 Million
Rockefeller Foundation Launches $100 Million Initiative to Strengthen Health Systems in Africa, Asia
Gates Foundation, WHO Partnering to Fight Drug-Resistant Malaria Strain
Gates Foundation Awards $8.1 Million for Unconventional Global Health Research Projects
Clinton HIV/AIDS Initiative, UNITAID Announce Reduced HIV/AIDS Drug Prices
Gates Foundation Awards $40 Million for Pneumonia Screening
'Nothing But Nets' Receives $1.2 Million for Malaria Prevention in Kenya
Acumen Fund, Partners Launch Company to Develop Products to Combat Malaria
Oxfam America Receives $1 Million From Gates Foundation to Fight Cholera
UNAIDS , the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, is an innovative joint venture of the United Nations family, bringing together the efforts and resources of ten UN system organizations in the AIDS response to help the world prevent new HIV infections, care for people living with HIV, and mitigate the impact of the epidemic.
The World Health Organization (WHO) is the directing and coordinating authority for health within the United Nations system. It is responsible for providing leadership on global health matters, shaping the health research agenda, setting norms and standards, articulating evidence-based policy options, providing technical support to countries and monitoring and assessing health trends.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (or CDC) is a United States federal agency under the Department of Health and Human Services based in Atlanta, Georgia. It works to protect public health and safety by providing information to enhance health decisions, and it promotes health through partnerships with state health departments and other organizations.
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria was created to dramatically increase resources to fight three of the world's most devastating diseases, and to direct those resources to areas of greatest need.
The The Open Society Institute works to establish policies and practices that are based on evidence and promote social inclusion, human rights and justice. http://www.soros.org/issues/health
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is focused on strengthening the health systems of developing countries. Achieving this goal is critical to sustaining improvements in outcomes in health- or disease-specific areas, and is a significant factor in supporting overall development in partner countries.
Family Health International brings research and public health programs together to improve people's lives. Researchers increase understanding of the technologies and health care systems best suited to people in need. Public health professionals combine this scientific information with best practices from the field—and experience of 37 years—to deliver evidence-based health programs that have real impact.


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R. Randy Lee's Mark on the City is Measured not Just in His High-Profile Projects, But Also In His Spearheading of Developments for Middle & Lower-Middle Class Residents.
In the 1960s, R. Randy Lee foresaw the need for affordable housing in New York City—particularly on Staten Island. Since then, this highly-touted lawyer, developer, philanthropist, and community activist has developed more than 5,000 homes across the city—more than 1,000 houses on Staten Island alone—many of them affordable condominiums and apartments, as well as several retail sites.
As co-founder of the Staten Island-based law firm Lee & Amtzis, LLP and CEO of the residential development company Leewood Real Estate Group, "Randy Lee" is a highly recognizable household name throughout the borough. "I've built homes in the Bronx, Westchester County, and every one of the boroughs of New York City. I have five decades worth of experience in the building industry. I'm proud of the affordable housing I've built in Stapleton, Mariners Harbor, and Concord," said Lee. "I worked with the Partnership for New York City, and the city Department of Housing Preservation and Development during the Koch administration to build several thousand affordable houses in all boroughs. These were for middle income New Yorkers…working families. At the same time, I maintained a building operation on Staten Island developing market-rate houses, and provided homeownership opportunities in all price ranges. I've built homes on Staten Island that are over $1 million and down to $100,000 during that time period."
In fact, Lee served as a pioneer in the affordable housing industry in New York City. "The idea of having people buy homes and put down roots in inner city neighborhoods was unheard of before we started developing affordable housing in New York City," recalled Lee. "One of the first projects I built was in Bedford Stuyvesant in Brooklyn. There hadn't been a new home built anywhere near there for 40 years. Now, going back to these neighborhoods years later, you see how different they are, and they're better maintained today. I believe my biggest accomplishment is going into these inner-city areas and changing them."
Today, Lee's real estate development continues to flourish on Staten Island. "Currently, I'm working on an affordable senior citizen rental project on Victory Boulevard in Tompkinsville. Construction has started on 39 units there," he said. "I also have a similar development that should be starting sometime later this year in the Bronx that will have 100 units."
In addition, Lee is the co-developer with the Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty of the Sea View North facility, which will consist of a 188-bed affordable assisted living facility. "[It] will include a commons building that will be open to the community, and in the building will be the Shakespeare Theater, which will be a 99-seat venue. In addition, there will be more than 200 independent senior living condominiums for people age 55 and older. Seventy of the units will be in the affordable category," he added. "This will be a signature project for Staten Island. We think this project–thanks to the graciousness of our elected officials—will be the kind of facility where prices will be at least 25 percent less than the going market rates for similar homes. It will be a top-class, first-rate facility, and far below what people would ordinarily pay. "
Meanwhile, the law firm of Lee & Amtzis, LLP has been in existence since 1969. "The law firm concentrates its efforts and expertise on real estate matters. We represent home builders, land owners, banks, and investors in all aspects of real estate matters," said Lee, noting that he graduated from Brooklyn Law School in 1969.
Philanthropic Efforts
Meanwhile, Lee's philanthropic efforts on Staten Island have included helping many non-profit organizations, including the Jewish Community Center of Staten Island, Project Hospitality and the Community Agency for Senior Citizens. "I have worked with many non-for-profits, particularly the Doe Fund, a homeless services organization in Manhattan. We built the first single room occupancy residence in Manhattan, and we've done similar projects in the Bronx. We also did an exquisite 400-bed shelter in Brooklyn," Lee added.
Lee also serves as the executive vice chair of the SIEDC board of directors. "The SIEDC has evolved over the years to become a very active and important group for business development and growth on Staten Island," said Lee."We've held the Health and Environmental Conference and another health conference this year. We do an annual business conference in April, which we've done for many years. We have also operated the Staten Island film festival for many years."
In fact, Lee was recently presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the SIEDC for his philanthropic efforts to improve the borough of Staten Island. "Having lived and worked here all my life, I have always taken pride in this borough, and will continue to do whatever I can to make Staten Island the best it can be," said Lee.
Lee also has been involved with the Urban Affordable Housing Coalition, the New York State Affordable Housing Association, and the New York State Title Attorneys Bar Association. Within the industry, he is chairman of the board of the Building Industry Association of New York City (BIANYC), a senior life director for the national Association of Homebuilders (NAHB) and chairman of NAHB's Legal Action Committee. Lee also was recently inducted into the New York State Builder's Hall of Fame, and was named Man of the Year by BIANYC.
Lee is on the forefront of enhancing Staten Island's image as chairman of SINY. "This group's main purpose is to boost the image of Staten Island throughout the city and region. We want to change the image, and make people realize that Staten Island is a great place to live, work, and recreate," maintains Lee.
In addition, Lee has been vice president of the Jewish Community Center (JCC) for more than 30 years. "A few years ago, we finished construction on our $40 million flagship facility on Manor Road," says Lee. That's a project that took 20 years to conceive, execute, and open."
Future Challenges
In addition to developing affordable housing, Lee feels it's important to have competitively priced market rate housing in the borough for young earners. "We need to figure out how to provide housing for young professionals so that our children don't run away from Staten Island as soon as they're able because they can't afford to live here," he explained.
Lee noted that he is also working to increase Staten Island's public transportation system in order to prevent younger residents from moving away from the borough. "At the SIEDC, we're working on the West Shore Light Rail System, which will create a rail that will start in Tottenville and come through the West Shore. It will go over the Bayonne Bridge and hook up with the Hudson/Bergen Line in New Jersey," he said, "This will allow someone to get on the train in Tottenville and wind up in the Port Authority in Downtown Manhattan in under an hour."
Lee—who has been married to Eileen Lee for 43 years, and has two daughters and three grandchildren–cites his staff as part of his success. "I have good, loyal people," he says. "With their help, we hope to overcome the challenges that face everyone in our business and the marketplace. We hope to help Staten Island prosper."
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ZF-6552: Zend_Loader_Autoloader_Resource conflicts with Zend_Amf_Server addDirectory()
Cannot match Zend_Autoloader_Resource namespaces with Zend_Amf_Server
$loader = new Zend_Loader_Autoloader_Resource(array( 'basePath' => APPLICATION_PATH, 'namespace' => '', )); $loader->addResourceType('service', '/services', 'Service_'); $loader->addResourceType('dto', '/dtos', 'Dto_'); $loader->setDefaultResourceType('service');
$server = new Zend_Amf_Server(); $server->setProduction(false); $server->addDirectory(APPLICATION_PATH .'/services');
'Service_' namespace set up to map to the /services directory.
class Service_Amf_Files maps to APPLICATION_PATH/services/Amf/Files.php
When a remote AMF call comes in to Service_Amf_Files, Zend_Amf_Server is looking for /services/Service/Amf/Files . This is because the Amf_Server thinks (correctly) that all it's files are in the /services directory, but it doesn't know anything about the Autoloader_Resource and goes ahead with the class naming conventions as if a 'Service' directory actually exists.
From The Framework mailing list: http://nabble.com/Zend_Autoloader_Resource-and-Zen…
"Using Zend_Autoloader_Resource is working great. Except for one thing: matching
the namespaces up with Zend_Amf_Server
If you haven't already, please add an issue to the tracker for this; most likely, it's the autodiscovery code in Zend_Amf_Server that needs to be slightly modified to allow for autoloading.
Matthew Weier O'Phinney"
Bulk change of all issues last updated before 1st January 2010 as "Won't Fix".
Feel free to re-open and provide a patch if you want to fix this issue.


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The Columbus Downtown Get Around contest concluded Friday November 16 with a drawing that awarded over $1,800 in prizes to contest participants who supported Downtown restaurants and merchants during the Fourth Street improvement project.
Columbus Downtown Get Around, organized by the Columbus Redevelopment Commission, participating downtown merchants and The Republic, provided a card to patrons of participating businesses that they used to enter a drawing for gift certificates and other donated prizes.
61 winners were selected from 225 entries!
Mayor Kristen Brown thanks everyone who participated in the Columbus Downtown Get Around contest and supported Downtown businesses. She encourages residents to continue to support Downtown Columbus and enjoy the improved Fourth Street.
Winners may pick up their prizes from the Community Development Office, 2nd floor City Hall or call 376-2520 for more information.


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David Laverne Williams
Position: WR-SE
Height: 6-2 Weight: 207 lbs.
Born: August 10, 1945 in Cedar Rapids, IA
High School: Lincoln
College: Washington (school history) (Williams college stats)
Drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1st round (16th overall) of the 1967 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 30 (3322nd overall since 1950)
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Junior opposite Kristina Baum kept a player diary during Arizona volleyball's homestand vs. USC and UCLA.
After walking back from practice in Bear Down today, we had a visitor in our locker room. Jenn, Kim, Marti, Brooke, and I entered our locker room to find a cockroach by Brittany Leonard's locker. Jenn, Kim, Marti, and I jumped on our chairs and were screaming as Brooke tried to catch it with a newspaper. I seriously thought "Jenn Jenn" might cry. Kim was hyperventilating. Marti just had a scared look on her face and was pointing at it. I was laughing and yelling just to yell, but there was no way I was getting down from my chair. Brooke chased the cockroach around the locker room and it ended up by Jenn's shoe. Kim yelled, "Kill it with a shoe!" So Brooke took "Jenn Jenn's" shoe and squished it. After today, Brooke became a hero. And a murderer. The evidence is the juices on Jenn's shoe.
Since our seniors have been here, we have not beat USC. We are pumped to beat them tonight on our floor. You can't spell "yoU SuCk" without USC. Heeeeeeee! Kim said that today. She's so wise, probably because she's a senior and so old. Heeeeee!
We won in five. It wasn't the prettiest match ever. I think some people might have been close to heart attacks, including our coaches. Isn't that our job, though, to make it exciting? Ha ha! Kim had 97 attempts tonight. She should have just gone for a hundred. Why stop at 97? Geeez. We won, and that's all that matters. We finally beat USC and it feels good. Weeee! After the game, we went up to the Hall of Champions and signed posters for some Girl Scouts. They were the cutest girls ever! Time for bed.
Awww... it is Senior Night tonight. Hopefully, this won't be our last home game in McKale. Our season is coming to an end. We only have four weeks left, and then I will be a senior. Geeez ... I'm old. Tonight is about Kim, Bre, Jenn and Angie, though. I wonder what they must be feeling. Probably old. That's my guess. I'm jealous because they get flowers tonight. I've never gotten flowers from anyone. (My mom and dad don't count.) Beating the Bruins will make their night that much sweeter. Let's doooooo it!
We won in three! Woo woo! Tonight was a little easier on the hearts of our fans and coaches. Kim surpassed the 2,000 kill mark. I think she has a total of 2,002 on her career. That's a lot of swings. I can't even imagine. But I'm glad we won tonight. UCLA beat
Next time ... We'll be dishing out stuffings this Thanksgiving weekend after we dam some Beavers and ... Duck! Phew! That was a close one.


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I found out that my staff wants to ban the scrunchie. Shades of Daniel and his king, Darius the Mede. There's even a poll on Huffington Post about whether I should keep the scrunchie or change my hairstyle entirely.
I'm winning, by the way.
What my staff doesn't know and won't find out is the scrunchie is key to my political power. Sure, I'll drop my locks from time to time. If you look closely at my face when my hair is long you'll see why I prefer the scrunchie.
My face is sagging. The scrunchie acts like a portable face lift. Twist it into a knot and it pulls back my smile– and the wrinkles. I look young again.
I got the idea from Jorge Sampaio, former president of Portugal, who tried to hit on me at a U.N. conference. He doesn't have enough hair for a scrunchie, but the hair is pulled back so tight his eyes look closed. He gave the secret to Joe Biden, too, but it pulled on his face so tight he can't stop smiling.


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First things first:
As a lightweight woman, there are three boats that compete at the World Championships, held in August each year—a quad (4x, four people/eight oars), double (2x, two people) and single (1x, one person). The double, the only Olympic class boat, is the premier event and has a different selection procedure than the 1x or 4x.
Let's start with the DOUBLE
Every spring, US Rowing hosts two "national selection regattas"—NSR1 and NSR2. For sculling (two oars per person), NSR1 is in singles (1x) and NSR2 is in doubles (2x).
Lightweight women from around the country show up at NSR1 as an opportunity to show how fast they've gotten. US Rowing calls this a "speed order" event, and it's a great way to find a partner for NSR2, about three weeks later.
NSR2 is the first opportunity to make the US National Team for lightweights. The winner of this regatta earns the right to represent the USA at one of the three World Cups. (This year, I placed fourth at NSR2.)
NB: The World Cup Series different from the World Championships. There are three World Cup races are various locations throughout the year. They are international racing opportunities hosted by World Rowing that culiminate in a points trophy.IF that double attends a World Cup AND places in the top 4, they earn an automatic spot on the team for the World Championships.
Otherwise, US Rowing hosts a trial. The winner of that trials race earns a spot on the team for the World Championships.
But what about the 1x and 4x???
Since those boats are non-Olympic boats (bummer!), they have a different qualification system. Both 1x and 4x go directly to trials. Individual clubs host camps and send athletes to compete at trials, and the winner earns a spot on the team for the World Championships.
It seems simpler, and for the 1x it may be, but there are a lot of politics behind the assembly of four athletes into a 4x. Getting enough and fast enough athletes in one place for enough time for a fair selection process can be rather tricky. That, however, is a topic for another day.
Does that make sense?? Any questions I didn't answer?
Expect an upcoming post on the Road to Rio, and how the OLYMPIC qualification works.
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You Won't Shout
As I Meddle About
Pastor H. Wayne Williams
From: "H. Wayne Williams"
To: "Positive Atheism" <email@example.com>
Sent: September 04, 2003 12:51 PM
Subject: WebMaster:_Positive_Atheism_Index
Positive Atheism:
You said:
And Think Before You Click!
Positive Atheism is for atheists. Here we learn of the joys and hardships of being truthful about religion. We study our heritage as unbelievers and find that atheism is really no big deal. Still, there exists a class of meddlers who seem unable to resist any opportunity to tell the atheists a thing or two.
I quess I am one of your "meddlers" who cannot resist telling you a "thing or two."
First thing: Why must you "learn the joys and hardships of being truthful about religion" if atheism is so positive? Sounds like your emphasis is upon religion, not non-religion.
Second thing: You must have thought long and hard to come up with the term "meddlers" for those of us be believe God is and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him.
Have a good day working on ways to tell us believers a thing or two3!
From: "Positive Atheism" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: "H. Wayne Williams"
Subject: Re: WebMaster:_Positive_Atheism_Index
Date: September 08, 2003 2:28 AM
I quess I am one of your "meddlers" who cannot resist telling you a "thing or two."
I am shocked to learn that we have meddlers! Oh, my! Please tell me more about these meddlers affiliated with Positive Atheism!
Seriously, I'd bet dinner at Ruth's Chris that you could have resisted this very easily.
First thing: Why must you "learn the joys and hardships of being truthful about religion" if atheism is so positive? Sounds like your emphasis is upon religion, not non-religion.
Nobody said anything about atheism itself being positive. Not all football is of the "touch football" variety.
Furthermore, the term positive has 23 different definitions in Encarta. Your question betrays the fact that you have not consulted our FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) section to discover which one(s) we have in mind when we use the word as part of our service mark.
It pays to read more than just the front page of a 140-megabyte web site before launching an attack upon the integrity of that site's author or upon the basis for his motives for creating the project.
The "joys ... of being truthful about religion" include being able to endure slanderous sarcasm such as the above and still feel good about having spoken one's mind (that is, saying precisely what's on one's mind) when asked about one's religious affiliation (that is, when the interrogator assumes that one even has a religious affiliation).
After years of covering up our true feelings and telling people what they want to hear ("just to get along," or to "not rock the boat," or "not to hurt the religious people's feelings," etc.), many of us have decided to stop lying about religion, to stop defending it where it is indefensible and to stop praising it where it is anything but praiseworthy.
The "hardships of being truthful about religion" include being nudged out of a job, an apartment, a social circle, and any number of other situations, simply for committing the crime of pointing out that this or that god-claim cannot be shown to be truthful, moral, healthy, and the like.
For me, such hardships have included being held in jail for 24 days simply for telling the judge that I am an atheist, and as such, refuse to undergo religious instruction in the ministerial program of a faith-based charity which had taken upon itself duties rightly (morally; legally) administered only by the State.
Sounds like your emphasis is upon religion, not non-religion.
Our emphasis is upon two things: (1) the welfare of atheists and (2) the destructive behavior of certain religionists.
FAQ sections work when you work them!
Of course, it is clear that you are not here to learn but to menace.
By our reckoning, atheism is nothing -- absolutely nothing. Atheism is the absence of a specific element in one's overall worldview. This element is an important part of the worldviews of a small but significant fraction of adult humans; it plays at least some role in the worldviews of over 78 percent of adult humans Worldwide (and over 85 percent of adult Americans).
To say that I am an atheist is simply to say that I am not a theist. If all you know about me is that I am an atheist, then all you know about me is that I do not hold a belief that gods or goddesses exist (or angels or ancestors, et al).
My atheism takes a very low priority on the list of elements that make up my ideological outlook. Any number of aspects of my personality are infinitely more important to me than my atheism.
Unfortunately, meddling religious folks (such as yourself) simply cannot leave it at that: such people act as if they are somehow compelled to make a big deal of our atheism.
I have been a social activist since before I became a teenager. For most of my life I advocated for the welfare of others.
Now I find that the social class to which I've belonged since birth needs advocacy as urgently as any in whose behalf I've ever worked.
For these reasons (and in response to the jail term I served), I have taken up the cause of antiatheist bigotry. This involves much more than simply shaking my index finger and saying "No, no!" when people behave as you have in this letter.
I don't expect you to understand either what I am doing with this project or why I am doing it. Neither do I consider it my burden to explain any of that to you.
Had you bothered to read more than just the front-page tease, you would not be embarrassing yourself by asking these particular questions.
You must have thought long and hard to come up with the term "meddlers" for those of us be believe God is and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him.
The term meddlers is, to us, a "no-brainer," as they say, a "natural."
The term meddlers came as an obvious description of a certain species of Christian with whom we are almost constantly forced, against our will, to deal. (I'll bet that as a clergyman you don't have to deal with nearly the number of atheists who seek to change you as any atheistic activist must deal with Christians who try to change her! I'll bet my daily approximates your yearly!)
The term meddlers describes those Christians who, rather than "diligently seek" the object of their god-claim (whom they call "God"), prefer, instead, to make it their business to menace and harass those who openly admit that they don't "seek" anything that any humans have ever seriously called "God."
Have a nice life. As far as I can tell, it's the only one I will ever get to lead.
Good luck in your (apparent) endeavor to make all men think and act the same way you do (or at least in a manner that you approve).
And thank you for reminding a few atheists of at least some of the reasons either we jettisoned the religious faith that was forced upon us as defenseless children or we never became interested in it to begin with.
Cliff Walker
Cliff Walker
Positive Atheism Magazine
Eight years of service to people
with no reason to believe


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Jordin Sparks
Phoenix, Arizona
"Simon, because he's brutally honest and thinks I'm 'sweet.'"
- Jordin Sparks, when asked who her favorite AI judge is.
Jordin Sparks was the American Idol winner from Season Six. Since then, she's released hit tracks like "Tattoo" and "No Air."
Jordin Sparks BiographyJordin Brianna Sparks was born on December 22, 1989, in Phoenix, Arizona, to mother Jodi Weidmann (who is white) and father Phillippi Sparks (who is black), a former NFL defensive back. After attending Orchard Elementary School in Rodgewood, New Jersey, Jordin Sparks attended Community Christian School before going on to Sandra Day O'Connor High School. She dropped out in 2006 and was homeschooled for the remainder of high school so she could give more attention to her singing.
Jordin Sparks began taking part in various singing competitions and, in 2006, she was one of six winners in the Torrid search for the next plus-sized model. That was the year Jordin Sparks also found herself auditioning for American Idol in front of three of the toughest, most well-known judges: Paula Abdul, Randy Jackson and Simon Cowell.
jordin sparks on american idolWhile performing on Season Six of American Idol, Jordin Sparks not only gained recognition from the judges but she also gained a solid fanbase of "sparkplugs." She was never in the bottom two or three throughout the entire show, and she won the season in May 2007.
Following her win, Jordin Sparks made appearances on Live With Regis and Kelly, The Today Show, The View, and Larry King Live, and she was featured in Entertainment Weekly, TV Guide, Glamour, and more.
jordin sparks releases albumIn 2007, Jordin Sparks released her debut self-titled album to favorable reviews. The hit "Tattoo" went on to become a top 10 single, and "No Air" soared to No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100.
In February 2008, Jordin Sparks sang the national anthem at Super Bowl XLII. She went on to become the opening act on the Alicia Keys' As I Am tour.


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BEREA — The saga of John Moffitt will go down as an interesting footnote in Browns history.
The veteran guard was given a locker and suited up in a Cleveland uniform at practice Tuesday, but was promptly sent off the field by coach Rob Chudzinski before participating in a drill.
Several hours later, the Browns announced the trade that had brought Moffitt from the Seattle Seahawks had been voided because of concerns about his surgically repaired knee and ankle.
Cleveland regains the rights to defensive end Brian Sanford, who had been sent to Seattle one day earlier.
Completing the odd saga, the Seahawks promptly dealt the third-year pro to Denver in exchange for defensive tackle Sealver Siliga.
The Browns' non-trade keeps rookie right guard Garrett Gilkey on their first-team offense and lifelong tackle Oniel Cousins as his understudy — until Shawn Lauvao and Jason Pinkston return in late September.
"Coming from a small school, I definitely have a chip on my shoulder," said Gilkey, who played collegiately at Chadron State, an NCAA Division II program in Nebraska.
"If anything, what's happened is more motivation to keep getting better and refine my technique and my practice out on the field. I definitely have more to prove. I'm not going to settle, I'm not going to quit."
Cleveland tabbed the 6-foot-6, 320-pound Gilkey in the seventh round of the NFL Draft, hoping to bring him along slowly.
Plans changed quickly when starter Lauvao underwent arthroscopic left ankle surgery on Aug. 9 and backup Pinkston suffered a right high ankle sprain Thursday against the Detroit Lions.
Suddenly, Gilkey went from standing on the sideline to going nose to nose with Detroit's all-world defensive tackle, Ndamukong Suh.
"There wasn't time for me to react," Gilkey said. "You just have to go out and do your job. Going against Suh definitely allowed me to get a better taste and a bigger feel for playing in this league."
Lauvao and Pinkston, meanwhile, made their first public appearances since being injured. The former had a walking boot on his left foot, while the latter wore one on the opposite leg.
"It's like anything else, you take it with a grain of salt and keep on rolling," said Lauvao, whose ankle gave way during a one-on-one blocking drill against nose tackle Phil Taylor on Aug. 5.
"They had to go in and clean out some cartilage, bone and ligaments, but I'm glad it happened early in training camp. I'm using a crutch to get around and taking it day by day, but I know I'll be back."
Pinkston expressed relief his ankle injury wasn't severe, nor was it as dangerous as the blood clots in his lungs last season.
"I was a little frustrated when it happened, but this is pretty easy compared to the blood clot," Pinkston said. "It's a physical game. Injuries happen. This is just another step in the road."
Turn up the lights
The Browns play their third preseason game — and their first on the road — against the Indianapolis Colts on Saturday. Chudzinski plans on using the contest as a final dress rehearsal for the regular season.
"With the exception of right guard, cornerback and the kicker and punter positions, we'll start the group that we're expecting and planning on starting at the beginning of the season (against Miami on Sept. 8)," the coach said.
Buster Skrine and Chris Owens are battling for the starting cornerback job opposite Joe Haden, while Shayne Graham will likely handle all the kicking at Lucas Oil Stadium as Brandon Bogotay has been limited to riding the exercise bike because of a groin injury.
Former Jets punter T.J. Conley and Spencer Lanning figure to each play one half against the Colts.
Cleveland's fourth and final exhibition game is Aug. 29 at Chicago, but all of its key players are expected to be held out, as has become the norm around the league.
Major injuries
Running back Dion Lewis (left fibula fracture), who leads the Browns with 45 rushing yards in the preseason, will "likely" be placed on season-ending injured reserve, according to Chudzinski.
The third-year pro underwent surgery Monday to stabilize the bone, which was broken in Cleveland's 24-6 victory over Detroit last week.
"We have until next week to make a lot of roster decisions, so there is no urgency to place him on IR now, but that's probably where Dion is going," Chudzinski said.
• Linebacker Barkevious Mingo (bruised lung) continues to undergo medical tests after being hurt against the Lions and will not play in Indianapolis.
There is no timetable for the sixth overall pick in the NFL Draft to return to the field, but team officials continue to insist Mingo did not injure his ribs.
"Nobody really knows how long it's going to take," Chudzinski said. "It just depends how KeKe's body heals."
Minor injuries
Starting right defensive end Desmond Bryant (back spasms) blames the "wear and tear of training camp" for not being able to practice.
"I can't say that any one specific thing happened," he said. "I'll be ready to play soon. I can't wait to get back out there."
• Cornerback Trevin Wade (right shoulder) has a sprained AC joint, but Chudzinski said he didn't have enough information on the injury to project a return date.
• Safety Jamoris Slaughter (hamstring) was a full participant at practice. Chudzinski said he wants to take a long look at the sixth-round draft pick on defense and special teams. Slaughter is third on Cleveland's official depth chart at free safety, putting him in danger of not making the team.
CBS has unveiled its broadcast pairings for the Browns' first four regular-season games, which includes a nationally televised matchup with the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens.
Marv Albert and Rich Gannon will call Cleveland's games in Week 2 (at Baltimore) and Week 4 (vs. Cincinnati), while Kevin Harlan and Solomon Wilcots will announce Week 1 (vs. Miami) and Week 3 (at Minnesota). CBS lists Albert and Gannon as its No. 4 team, and Harlan and Wilcots as its No. 5 duo.
Quote of the day
"Brandon (Weeden) really earned it because Jason (Campbell) was on his butt every day." — Browns running back Trent Richardson on Weeden being named the starting quarterback.
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Instructions:Thoroughly wash a pound of kale; and cut it into very small pieces. Parboil 5 cubed potatoes. Add to the potatoes and water in which they have been cooked two chopped onions, 1 pound sliced chourico (two tablespoons bacon drippings may be substituted, if necessary), the kale, salt and pepper to taste, and let simmer for an hour or a little longer, adding more water if necessary. A second version of this famous soup calls for soaking a cup of pea beans overnight and cooking them with the above mixture.
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Microsoft worker tells why he doesn't like Google
Ex Microsoft minion rejoins the fold
IT IS USUALLY THE FIRM that provides a reference for its ex-staffers, but someone at Microsoft is looking to change that.
In a blog post, James Whittaker, a software developer at Microsoft who used to work at Microsoft before moving to Google and then moving back to Microsoft, says that Google is not the Google he once knew. Yeah, we know.
Whittaker, who made a bit of a name for himself as a Microsoft and software testing blogger, joined Google in 2009, apparently full of hope and great expectations. However, he claims that changed as he realised that the search firm was changing into a business and that he didn't like it anyway.
"My last three months working for Google was a whirlwind of desperation, trying in vain to get my passion back," he said. "The Google I was passionate about was a technology company that empowered its employees to innovate. The Google I left was an advertising company with a single corporate-mandated focus."
The importance of the advertising side of Google, always apparent to anyone that looks at the firm, snuck up on its employee and he gradually came to realise that it wasn't very good at it anymore. Worse, it wasn't much of an innovator, either. "Under Eric Schmidt ads were always in the background. Google was run like an innovation factory, empowering employees to be entrepreneurial," he said.
"The fact that all this was paid for by a cash machine stuffed full of advertising loot was lost on most of us. Maybe the engineers who actually worked on ads felt it, but the rest of us were convinced that Google was a technology company first and foremost; a company that hired smart people and placed a big bet on their ability to innovate."
Although the firm has innovated, it is losing its way because it insists on trying to compete in areas that do not suit it, like social networking. This, he said, is coming at a cost.
"It turns out that there was one place where the Google innovation machine faltered and that one place mattered a lot: competing with Facebook," he said, explaining that the drive in this direction took Google off course.
Everything all got a bit too "social" for Whittaker, who said that all the Google properties got pulled in that direction. This meant that other things suffered, like Google Labs, which he said was recently shut down.
"Google Labs was shut down. App Engine fees were raised. APIs that had been free for years were deprecated or provided for a fee... The days of old Google hiring smart people and empowering them to invent the future was gone. The new Google knew beyond doubt what the future should look like. Employees had gotten it wrong and corporate intervention would set it right again."
There is a lot more to it than that, but for all the complaints about competing with Facebook and where the focus should be put, it seems that ultimately Whittaker was never going to be happy at Google.
"Truth is I've never been much on advertising," he said from his desk at Microsoft. "I don't click on ads. When Gmail displays ads based on things I type into my email message it creeps me out." µ
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Fall 2013 "CEO Conversations" series continues at Penn State Fayette
Carrie Coghill, president and CEO of Coghill Investment Strategies, continues the fall 2013 series "CEO Conversations" at Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus from noon to 1 p.m. Nov. 20 in the Penn State Fayette campus' Williams Building Student Center. This free event is open to the public.
Coghill Investment Strategies, LLC is located in Pittsburgh, Pa. and specializes in investment solutions as part of an overall comprehensive wealth management plan.
Coghill graduated from Robert Morris University with a bachelor of arts in organizational studies. She began her career with Shearson Lehman Brothers and Butcher & Singer, Inc. In 1987, she joined Bill Few Associates, where she co-developed an innovative team concept for establishing and maintaining client relationships. She also co-founded D.B. Root & Company, a family wealth management firm established in 1994 and based in Pittsburgh.
Coghill is a member and past president for the Pittsburgh chapter of the Financial Planning Association, vice chairman of Economics Pennsylvania, and a member of Financial Service Institute's 2011 Financial Advisory Council.
CEO Conversations is designed to give students the opportunity to hear from and talk with key individuals in the local, regional, and national business communities about business, entrepreneurship and leadership. CEO Conversations has been running annually since 2008 and is sponsored by Joseph A. Hardy III.


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Walt Disney's Snow White
Walt Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" is a classic movie. It was nominated for an oscar in 1938 and has been watched by generations since. My five year old daughter's watching it as I write this article and as I hear it in the background, it reminds me of Ward Kimball. Ward Kimball was an animator for Disney. He worked for about a year on the "Music in Your Soup" scene (watch it at www.youtube.com/watch) and another scene where the dwarfs attempt to build Snow White a bed. If you aren't familiar with these scenes, it's not because you don't know the story. It's because Disney cut both of these scenes due to the length of the movie.
You can imagine the devastation at the moment Kimball learned the bad news. How awful to work for a year and it not be honored the way it was meant to be. Not all of Kimball's work was cut and he retained a screen credit as an animator, but he almost quit because of it. Be glad he didn't. He went on to design Jiminy Cricket in "Pinnochio", the crows in "Dumbo", and more. He remained employed at Walt Disney Productions from April 2, 1934 to August 31, 1973. In 1989, he was named a Disney legend, which is a huge honor. Overall Kimball enjoyed working at Disney and said "Working there was more fun than any job I could ever imagine."
I find this story interesting because as a mom, we sometimes feel as though we're wasting our time. We may go much longer than a year feeling our time is being wasted serving our family. We whistle while we work on the laundry and other household chores, but sometimes we feel like it will never be honored the way it was meant to be. Let me encourage you who serve the Lord Jesus. Don't quit! The work you do with your whole heart as unto the Lord will be honored at the right time and it will be much more exciting than getting a title as a Disney legend. Matthew 16:27 says "For the Son of Man will come in the glory of His Father with His angels, and then He will reward each according to His works." Be encouraged, beloved, God sees and rewards accordingly. Keep things in perspective and you may find yourself saying, "Being a mom was more fun than any job I could ever imagine."


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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol scored 19 points apiece to help the Memphis Grizzlies overcame a lethargic performance and escape with an 84-78 victory over the Cavaliers on Monday night.
Rudy Gay added 15 points and Quincy Pondexter had 10, including 2-for-3 shooting from outside the arc, as NBA-leading Memphis (10-2) won its second straight.
Anderson Varejao had 15 points and 22 rebounds, including eight on the offensive glass, to lead Cleveland. Dion Waiters scored 15 points on 5-for-16 shooting and Daniel Gibson added 11 points for the Cavs, who lost their third straight and ninth in their last 10 games.
The Cavs held the lead with 8:28 left, but Memphis closed the game on a 13-4 run. The Grizzlies outscored Cleveland 22-9 in the fourth quarter.
Memphis played without starting point guard Mike Conley, who sat out with flu-like symptoms, and his absence was evident within the offense.
Cleveland had a 41-33 advantage on the boards, while Memphis outscored the Cavs 44-38 in the paint.
Cleveland held a seven-point lead after three quarters but Memphis opened the final frame with a 12-5 run, tying it at 74 on back-to-back 3-pointers from Pondexter and Gay.
Cleveland didn't surrender the lead until Tony Allen hit a pair of free throws with 2:49 left to give Memphis a 78-76 advantage. Randolph's inside basket with 1:29 to play extended the margin to 80-76, but a rebound dunk by Alonzo Gee with 44.5 seconds left cut the lead to 80-78.
The Cavs then managed only a missed Varejao 3-pointer on their next possession. The Brazilian has made one shot from behind the arc in his career, but none of his teammates seemed to want the ball.
Cleveland used 50 percent shooting and a much more spirited approach than the Grizzlies to take a 47-42 lead at the half. Varejao had 11 points and 12 rebounds at the break.


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SOHO's specific objectives were to study and understand the solar corona, in particular its heating mechanism and its expansion into the solar wind; and to study the solar structure and interior dynamics from the Sun's core to the photosphere. SOHO had the first long duration unobstructed view of the sun from its halo orbit about the L1 Lagrange point 1.5 million kilometers ahead of the Earth. In this orbit, it avoided eclipses with the Earth that blocked the sun. The spacecraft was built by ESA, tracking and data acquisition were shared by NASA and ESA, and mission operations were conducted by NASA.
The spacecraft consisted of two modules and was three-axis stabilized to within 10 arcsec, with pointing stability of 1 arcsec per 15 minutes. The service module provided power, thermal and pointing control. The payload module contained twelve science instruments. Power was provided by dual solar panels, with a total output of 1150 W. The payload consumed 450 W on orbit. The velocity of the spacecraft relative to the sun was known to within 0.5 cm/sec.
AKA: Solar and Heliospheric Observatory.
Gross mass: 1,850 kg (4,070 lb).
Height: 3.65 m (11.97 ft).
Span: 9.50 m (31.10 ft).
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A Look at Tavern on the Green's 'Timeless' New Logo
"It feels fun, but not too self-conscious. It's beautiful and modern and clean."
The new proprietors of Tavern on the Green are racing to open in time for New Year's Eve, and aside from the handsome new website and logo, The New York Times Magazine reports on how Jim Caiola and David Salama of the Emerald Green Group, along with chef Katy Sparks, considered and reconsidered every wood panel, dinner plate, goblet, fork, tabletop surface, door hinge, and lightbulb that went into the revamped Central Park restaurant. The feature, part of the magazine's annual blockbuster "Food & Drink" issue this weekend, also includes a fun little slideshow dedicated to the origin story of the new logo and its inspiration — Caiola says the crestlike design feels "timeless, but also contemporary." [Official Site, New York Times Magazine, Earlier]


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Lost MC Clubhouse
The Lost clubhouse is a safehouse in The Lost and Damned & is accessible after the mission Clean and Serene. It has three stories, It has an entrance at the side of the clubhouse and one at the front. Outside there is a parking space where Johnny can park vehicles, it is primarily used to store bikes.
On the first floor is a bar and a small caged room for a stripper to dance, there is a various small rooms around, one with a television inside and one with a mattress where players can save their progress and advance by 6 hours.
The second floor has three activities, Arm wrestling,Hi lo card game and Pool(Where, after the gamehas been played, you can use a pool cue as a weapon by automatically picking it up or swapping it in exchange for another melee weapon)
On the top floor, you can access the roof, which is quite large. There is also a set of stairs leading down to the side of the building.
After doing a mission for Ray Boccino Johnny Klebitz& other members of The Lost Brotherhood find the clubhouse trashed during a cut scene, where Johnny then asks for the place to be put out of its misery, and burned down. After this the club house is unaccessible.
Although it is unaccessible, many people have found a glitch to allow access to the club house again. This is known as the TV glitch. To do so, access the roof, by ascending the stairs, walk around untill there is a pop up on screen to watch television, watch the television as you usually would and then stop watching television, this will allow you to access the clubhouse again. Although, you cannot leave the clubhouse unless you die or load your previous game. Pool is still available and the television, but the Hi-Lo card game and arm wrestling is not.


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I Kicked It Old School StyleI am DAMN proud of this too! There are NOT too many women these days that can say that they had their babies the OLD fashioned way. I am NOT hating on the moms that haven't either. But I am very pleased with myself for doing so. I pushed both of my babies out without EPiDURAL. I had them both within 6 hours from arriving at the hospital. I didn't have a particular birth plan mapped-out. And I had them both before my Doctor arrived. I let the RN Students do the job. I breast fed both of my babies for exactly 6months. That is until they got 'chompers' (LOL XD) I had them 16months apart. I got pregnant with my son 4 1/2 months after my daughter was born :D
I stayed up ALL day & ALL night with BOTH of them for the first couple of years of their lives. I may sound like I am deliberately bragging... Thats because I am.
I am DAMN proud of what I have accomplished as a Mother. Being a parent is EXTREMELY complicated to say the least. It is NOT an easy task to take on as an individual to be 100% responsible for another fragile life & to OWN that responsibility takes 100% dedication & a GANGSTER's ♥heart♥ & loyalty. You have to be a ride or die Momma to be a good care-giver & provider. I am. If I am NOT proud of anything else in my LIFE, I sure as HELL am proud to have had the experiance of the miracle of life. To have lived the chance of what nature has offered to me as a woman, which is motherhood. Yes, labour hurts. It's NOT comfortable thats for DAMN sure. But it wasn't the worst thing that has ever happened to me either. It was probably the worst pain I have ever felt. But then again I have a high thresh-hold tolerance for pain. But out of all of the cons that I have EVER heard about maternity, it was MOST definately a 'pro' experiance. Nothing about my experiance was a 'con' at ALL. Even the terrible pain was bearable. I would NOT trade this EXPERIANCE for anything else in whole entire world. No offense to the Epidural Mommas, but ALL of the numbing feelings that the Anethesiologist-Techs warned me about scared the absolute **** out of me. Like NOT feeling my legs for up to a week (they said some women DO NOT get feeling back for up to a week).
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How bizarre that you consider giving birth and raising children a sporting competition.
I've often been told their is no feminine equivalent to "Macho". To which I always reply natural child birth - dah!!! Congrats on experiencing life.
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