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A Fine ProspectA relaxed acoustic guitar feature, ideal for showing a steady, reliable corporate presence.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATPZ2_200.jpgSingle7100117-ST$ 39.957100117-EX$ 59.957100117-W$ 149.95Production Types: Commercials, Corporate, Documentary, Indie Film, Nature, Short Film, Biography, Corporate Communications, On Hold Music, Product Videos, Training, Tribute/Memorial, Background Genre: Elegant, Folk, Outdoorsy, Country/Folk, Corporate/Technology, Easy-Going Emotions: Exciting, Positive, Uplifting, Inspirational, Confident, Delicate, Gentle, Heartwarming, Innocent, Inspiring, Motivating, Reflective, Refreshing, Serene, Soothing, Tender, Touching, Hopeful, Poignant, Quiet, Simple Instrument: Country Band, Bass (Electric), Guitar (Acoustic), Percussion, Acoustic, Instrumental, Guitar
A Fine Prospect from the album Positive Biz Vol 2
World Of TomorrowA wholehearted, emotional work that can help accentuate future possibilities the the energy to make them happen.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATPZ2_200.jpgSingle7100126-ST$ 39.957100126-EX$ 59.957100126-W$ 149.95Production Types: Commercials, Corporate, Documentary, Corporate Communications, Product Videos, Science, Training, Background Genre: Earthy, Sophisticated, Corporate/Technology, New Age, Easy-Going Emotions: Driving, Positive, Uplifting, Inspirational, Atmospheric, Calm, Cheerful, Competitive, Confident, Fresh, Hypnotic, Incessant, Inspiring, Motivating, Pulsating, Soothing, Tranquil, Ambient, Hopeful, Quiet Instrument: Electronic, Percussion, Piano, Synthesizer, New Age Ensemble, Instrumental
World Of Tomorrow from the album Positive Biz Vol 2
Circles-JTDreamy Piano and ethereal pads and pulsating bass makes this track very relaxing and connected to nature. It will bring a good dose of sunshine and marvel to any scene featuring the majesty of nature.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATCOE_200.jpgSingle69202-ST$ 39.9569202-EX$ 59.9569202-W$ 149.95Production Types: Commercials, Corporate, Documentary, Nature, Travel, Science, Background Genre: Corporate/Technology, New Age, Electronica, Easy-Listening/New Age Emotions: Uplifting, Atmospheric, Calm, Ethereal, Light, Motivating, Refreshing, Serene, Soothing, Ambient, Hopeful Instrument: Piano, Synthesizer, New Age Ensemble, Instrumental
Circles-JT from the album Core Evolution
The Illusionisthttps://www.smartsound.com/artist/images/ASFB03_200.jpgSingle7100031-ST$ 39.957100031-EX$ 59.957100031-W$ 149.95Production Types: Cinematic, Commercials, Corporate, Documentary, News, Biography, Corporate Communications Genre: Outdoorsy, Processional, Orchestral, Corporate/Technology Emotions: Driving, Energetic, Exciting, Atmospheric, Competitive, Confident, Dramatic, Fierce, Heartwarming, Heroic, Incessant, Inspiring, Intense, Majestic, Panoramic, Powerful, Pulsating, Triumphant, Uncertain, Hopeful, Fantasy, Investigative Instrument: Orchestra, Studio Orchestra, Celeste, Oboe, Percussion, Piano, Strings, Violin, Violoncello, Acoustic, Instrumental
The Illusionist from the album Magical Moments
Glimmer Of DiscoveryA sparkling corporate selection, great as an undercurrent for presentations with a theme of discovery.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATNB_200.jpgSingle65205-ST$ 39.9565205-EX$ 59.9565205-W$ 149.95Production Types: Corporate, Documentary, Indie Film, Short Film, Science, Spoken Word/Narration, Background Genre: Corporate/Technology, Indie, Orchestral Emotions: Sleek, Positive, Atmospheric, Hypnotic, Pulsating Instrument: Instrumental
Glimmer Of Discovery from the album Narration Backgrounds
TimelinesCurious and dramatic, this soundtrack can help your story line or support your corporate visuals.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATNB_200.jpgSingle65209-ST$ 39.9565209-EX$ 59.9565209-W$ 149.95Production Types: Corporate, Documentary, Indie Film, Short Film, Action-Drama, Spoken Word/Narration, Background Genre: Corporate/Technology, Indie, Orchestral Emotions: Positive, Dramatic, Motivating, Drama, Hopeful Instrument: Instrumental
Timelines from the album Narration Backgrounds
VerticalsA dynamic blend of atmospheric sounds and driving rhythms. A clean, crisp corporate fusion bed, ready for work.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/strataID_200.jpgSingle55908-ST$ 39.9555908-EX$ 59.9555908-W$ 149.95Production Types: Corporate, Documentary, Indie Film, Short Film, Corporate Communications, On Hold Music, Spoken Word/Narration, Training, Background Genre: Themes, Corporate/Technology, Indie Emotions: Competitive, Confident, Hypnotic, Pulsating, Slick, Striving Instrument: Electronic, Instrumental
Verticals from the album Industrial Documentary
Come CloserThe building texture around a marimba pattern make this inquisitive soundtrack great for dramatic and corporate applicationshttps://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/PS40_200.jpgSingle8304-ST$ 39.958304-EX$ 59.958304-W$ 149.95Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Corporate, Documentary, Spoken Word/Narration, Background Genre: Corporate/Technology Emotions: Confident, Incessant, Pensive, Investigative Instrument: Marimba, Instrumental
Come Closer from the album Story Arc (PS40)
Inner PowerElectric piano, synth effects, profound strings, a driving cello, sweet bells, percussionall crescendo into an immense orchestral piece racing across the screen as a soaring, grandiose and theatrical composition.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATTHR_200.jpgSingle7100116-ST$ 39.957100116-EX$ 59.957100116-W$ 149.95Production Types: Sports, Commercials, Corporate, Documentary, Nature, Video Games, Epic, Corporate Communications, Background Genre: Processional, Orchestral, Corporate/Technology Emotions: Driving, Exciting, Competitive, Confident, Dignified, Expansive, Incessant, Majestic, Motivating, Panoramic, Powerful, Triumphant, Poignant Instrument: Studio Orchestra, Celeste, Percussion, Piano, Strings, Synthesizer, Trumpet, Instrumental
Inner Power from the album Thrive
Time TravelAn incessant driving synth-based work that builds in texture. A bold industrial track for showing progress.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATAP_200.jpgSingle69009-ST$ 39.9569009-EX$ 59.9569009-W$ 149.95Production Types: Corporate, Documentary, Suspense, Science Genre: Corporate/Technology, Electronica, Downtempo, Electronic Emotions: Atmospheric, Bold, Ethereal, Hypnotic, Incessant, Pulsating, Suspenseful, Ambient, Abstract Instrument: Electronic, Synthesizer, Instrumental
Time Travel from the album Ambient Pulse
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Most paranormal investigations are done at night when there is a less chance of contamination from outside sources. In the early years there wasn't much available for an investigator to capture evidence in total darkness.
Most camcorders and still cameras required a light source which defeated the purpose of investigating in the dark. Like most items investigators adopted equipment used for other applications.
Closed Circuit TV (CCTV) provided the answer since those cameras were designed to be used in the dark and most had built in infrared light sources. While this was perfect to monitor a fixed area there wasn't anything for the investigator to use on the move.
In the mid to late 90's some manufacturers developed cameras that worked similar to CCTV as they can see the infrared spectrum of light and had built in infrared illumination systems, one being the infamous Sony NightShot Plus. The paranormal investigator reached deeply into their pockets to arm themselves with these camcorders.
Most cameras on the market today have infrared filters that block that spectrum of light. Even though many manufactures say they work in 0 lux the cameras just like our eyes can't see infrared light. Even with an infrared light source the screen will be blank.
Some manufacturers still do offer an infrared capable camera but they are a bit costly. There are companies that will actually modify a camcorder and remove the infrared filter which are widely used by many paranormal investigators. This modification most always voids the manufacturer's warranty.
Point of view (POV) has become a popular way of recording an investigation as it is the perspective of the investigator. You see what he sees. Many investigators use no flashlights or other sources to see in the dark and use only the viewfinder as "their eyes" to maneuver in total darkness.
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Cephalophus leucogaster
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|Cephalophus leucogaster
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|Gray, 1873
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|Least Concern ver 3.1
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|IUCN SSC Antelope Specialist Group
|Mallon, D.P. (Antelope Red List Authority) & Hoffmann, M. (Global Mammal Assessment)
Listed as Least Concern as the species remains reasonably widespread with a total population estimated to number more than 250,000 animals. However, although the White-bellied Duiker is represented in protected areas in its range, its long-term survival is likely to become increasingly dependent on the maintenance of viable populations within national parks and reserves which are effectively protected against habitat destruction and illegal hunting. If current trends continue, this species will become increasingly restricted to areas where pressures of forest degradation and hunting are low. Given its susceptibility to hunting and the increasing rate of bushmeat hunting, it may already be on the way to qualifying as Near Threatened.
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|Range Description:
|The White-bellied Duiker ranges in the west from southern Cameroon, south of the Sanaga River, through Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, northern and south-western Republic of Congo, and extreme south-western Central African Republic, and eastwards, north of the Congo River, to north-east DR Congo (East 1999; Wilson 2001; Hart in press). There are no confirmed records from Cabinda (Angola), south-eastern Central African Republic or Uganda (Hart in press).
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Native:Cameroon; Central African Republic; Congo; Congo, The Democratic Republic of the; Equatorial Guinea; Gabon
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|This species generally occurs at lower densities than other medium-sized duikers, and is uncommon or rare in many areas where it occurs (Wilson 2001, Hart in press). East (1999) produced a total population estimate of 287,000 animals. Like most other duikers of the Central African lowland equatorial forests, its numbers are generally stable in areas remote from settlement, but decreasing elsewhere because of forest degradation and bushmeat hunting.
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|Prefers moist lowland equatorial forests and mature closed-canopy forest; also present in older secondary forests, but absent from swamp forest, gallery forest, forest-savanna mosaics and cleared areas. It appears to prefer mono-dominant stands of Gilbertiodendron forest in areas such as Nouabale-Ndoki in Congo-Brazzaville and the lturi Forest in DR Congo (Hart in press).
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|The major threat to this species, especially given its occurrence at low densities, is likely to be hunting (both with snares and nets), and it is one of the first species to drop out of the small ungulate fauna in areas subject to heavy snare pressure (Hart in press).
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Despite being the constant target of gross jokes and public humiliation from the university football team players he serves, lowly water boy Bobby Boucher loves his job and thinks dispensing water to dehydrated athletes is life's greatest calling. However, when he is unceremoniously fired, for no reason other than pure ineptitude, Bobby gets a chance with a team that's clumsy with a football on the field as he is with a water jug on the side lines.
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Thursday 21st August 2003
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Vinnie Jones with actress Claudia Aros in and advert for Bacardi
Professor Roger Williams
Booze culture is killing 4,000 a year
It's high time all alcoholic drinks carried government health warnings, argues George Best's doctor Professor Roger Williams
The death rate from alcoholic liver disease has doubled in the last 10 years. There are more than 4,000 deaths annually from cirrhosis, the end-stage of liver disease. In the year 2000, according to the Chief Medical Officer's Report, cirrhosis killed more men than Parkinson's Disease and more women than cancer of the cervix.
Excessive consumption of alcohol is also an important additional risk factor in many liver diseases, in particular in hepatitis C infection where the development of cirrhosis and, finally, liver cell cancer is more likely in somebody drinking excessively. It is estimated that 25 per cent of the population have abnormal liver blood tests and in a quarter of these the cause is too-high a daily alcohol consumption. It is also estimated that at any one time 15 per cent of medical beds in hospitals are occupied by patients with liver disease.
The alcoholic patients with liver failure requiring admission to hospital represent some of the sickest patients seen, with failure of many other organs in association with the liver disease, and the percentage that do recover – no more than 20 per cent – may be in hospital for weeks or months.
The greatest increase in alcoholic liver disease is in the younger adult age group and young women in particular are susceptible. Different body composition and different genetic make-up may be some of the factors involved in their susceptibility to alcohol.
To see somebody in their late 20s or early 30s with end-stage liver disease, covered in blood spots, yellow-eyed, wasted, looking years older than their age and with the beauty of youth never to return, is the most depressing sight. What's worse is knowing it is self-induced.
Statistics abound, including the frequency of sustained heavy drinking, as well as frequent binge drinking in university students.
It is essential that such persons see the need for control, for many of them continue with the same habits after leaving university.
There is also considerable data available on the rising consumption of alcohol in this country unlike the main countries of Europe, where the amount drunk per person (per capita consumption) has fallen over the past ten years.
The government is concerned with the rise in alcohol consumption, generally with all the untoward consequences of accidents, problems at work and so on, quite apart from the medical disease consequences.
In 2002 a joint working party between the Cabinet Office and the Department of Health was set up to produce a National Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy, with a report promised this summer. The NHS is already under great pressure with insufficient capacity to cope.
The only measure that over the years has been shown conclusively to reduce alcohol consumption in a society is to decrease availability.
This happens naturally in wars but otherwise is dependent on the licensing hours. The other major factor is through the cost of beverages and by raising taxes on alcohol, consumption can be reduced. But over the past five years taxes have not risen in parallel with affordable income and hours and availability of alcohol generally in public places has been made easier. On Wednesday July 23 a petition on behalf of the British Society of Gastroenterology, the British Association for Study of the Liver and the British Liver Trust was presented to the Cabinet Office at No 10 Downing Street. Five hundred of the 600 physicians in Gastroenterology and Hepatology in the UK, who are the principal carers for the burden of alcohol related liver disease in the NHS, signed the petition requesting that a health warning be printed on all alcohol products.
It is only right that the public should know the alcohol content of products sold and the associated health risks of excessive consumption.
There is no reason why we do not take the measures that are necessary to curtail the rise in alcohol consumption in this country and if we did the health of our people, and particularly vulnerable groups, would be greatly improved. Is there anything more to say?
n Professor Roger Williams, CBE, is Director of the Institute of Hepatology, University College London.


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The battle for City College's accreditation continues in San Francisco Superior Court
Karnow heard cross-motions for summary adjudication in front of an audience of approximately 100 City College supporters that nearly filled all courtroom seats.
Restoration policy may be last chance to maintain accreditation
CCSF accreditation update
double or nothing
Video: BOT member Rafael Mandelman on accreditation crisis
Chancellor chooses not to apply for candidacy
Chancellor Arthur Tyler has rejected the April 12 proposal of applying for "candidacy" recommended by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges chair and vice chair.
Pelosi decides to join the fight
Pressed against the glass frame of City College's Chinatown North Beach center on the morning of Jan. 6, faculty, staff and students listened attentively for updated accreditation information and supporting words from Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi.
Judge delays City College's possible loss of accreditation until after trial
San Francisco Superior Court Judge ruled on Jan. 2 that City College could not be closed until a trial determines whether the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges acted lawfully in its decision to revoke the school's accreditation.
Mayor Lee refuses to chime in on issues
In an opinion piece written by Lee and California's Community College's Chancellor Brice Harris for the San Francisco Chronicle, they said, "For CCSF, the pace of reform needs to be much faster. We also believe that City College has reached the limit of what it can do on its own,"


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British rocker Aldous Snow (Russell Brand, reprising his character from Forgetting Sarah Marsall) is a brilliant musician, but due to a bad break up and nose-diving career, has fallen off the wagon and is now a drunken disaster. Weary of 'yes men' and scared he's entered the 'greatest hits' moment in his career, Snow's in the midst of a nihilistic downward spiral... Hide


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Born in Santa Monica, California, John "J.P." Calderon grew up in Marina del Rey, California. He received a full volleyball scholarship to California State University, Long Beach, where he played on a nationally ranked Division I Men's team. He graduated in 2000 with a Bachelor's Degree in speech communications. JP currently resides in Long Beach, California, with his Jack Russell terrier, Frankie. His birth date is September 5, 1975.
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With the horrific earthquake in Haiti and all of the releif efforts happening globally, rock bands around the world are getting involved to do their part and raise funds for releif. Musicians and artists have always been a huge source for charity and disaster releif reaching to a base of young adults and teenagers who aren't parking their butts in the front room for the evening news.
Haitian born Wyclef Jean (Fugees) has been in the forefront of these efforts with his Haitian charity Yele Haiti and is encouraging fans and twitter followers to donate $5 by simply texting the word YELE to the number 501501. Yele Haiti works to distribute foods and mobilize emergency releif.
Coldplay frontman Chris Martin has followed suit, urging fans to donate to the International Aid Organization along with other musicians such as Alicia Keys, Arcade fire, Grizzly Bear, Adam Lambert, Wilco, Nada Surf, The Roots, and rapper Common.
Blink 182's exclusive shirt for Haitian releif.
Blink 182 has released an exclisive Haiti charity T-shirt with all proceeds from the sale of the shirt to go to the Red Cross. The shirt, featuring the band's rabbit mascot running with the Haitian flag is $15 and only available on the bands official online store.
All in all tens of millions of dollars have been raised by various organizations (Wyclef Jean's charity has already earmarked over $1mil alone so far) and it's amazing to see so many people and musicians banding together in such a hellish time.


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Reviewed by Peter McCallum The human body replaces all its cells every seven years. The Australian String Quartet replaces its players more frequently but its vital signs are promising: coloured tone, mental alertness and a capacity for imaginative enjoyment. The program mixed the canonical and the contemporary, and featured the world premier of Andrew Ford's String Quartet No.5.
Harriet Cunningham The word ''virtuosic'' is overworked in the world of classical music. There is no shortage of young musicians who can play faster, higher, louder, bringing an impossible gleam to standard repertoire. But there is more to performance than perfection.
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Joymark Inc., the parent company which owns and operates both Emerge Spa & Salon located at 275 Newbury Street and G2O Spa + Salon located at 278 Newbury Street, is setting its sights on big and bold moves in 2014.
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OAKLAND, Calif. — David Lee logged 38 more minutes than he thought he would Wednesday night after constantly vomiting and fighting a fever, dizziness and dehydration — "just about anything you can think of," he said — from all the fluids lost.
At one point in the second half, Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson turned to Lee during a timeout and asked if his starting power forward felt well enough to continue.
"He said, 'No,'" Jackson said, laughing, because he kept Lee in the game anyway. "It just shows the character of these guys."
Lee played through flu-like symptoms to finish with 22 points, 14 rebounds and six assists, helping the Warriors outlast the undermanned Cleveland Cavaliers, 106-96. After sitting out the morning practice, Lee had to take intravenous fluids overnight and before the game just to stay on the court.
"Then I looked, we were up like 13 with like 2 minutes to go, and I kept looking like, 'Coach, come on, man,'" Lee said, smiling. "He just pretended like he didn't see me."
Lee's leverage in the paint allowed Golden State to play inside-out with ease.
Stephen Curry scored 21 points to go with six assists, and reserve Carl Landry added 19 points and nine rebounds to help the Warriors take a 17-point lead in the second quarter, go down a basket in the third and cruise to victory in the fourth.
Kyrie Irving also had a stomach ache earlier in the day but had 28 points and seven assists, and Daniel Gibson chipped in 12 points for the Cavaliers, who played without two of their top big men. First-round pick Tyler Zeller was sent back to Cleveland for further concussion tests and Anderson Varejao sat out with soreness in his bruised right knee.
Both injuries occurred in Cleveland's win at the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday night. Cavs coach Byron Scott said it's unclear when either will return.
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A shot at the featherweight crown dangles in front of undefeated boxers Matt Remillard and Mikey Garcia.
California's Garcia (24-0, 20 KOs) faces Connecticut's Remillard (23-0, 13 KOs) on Saturday on the undercard of Cuban Yuri Gamboa's title defense at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City. A portion of the Top Rank card will be televised on HBO.
Most times the word undefeated means a particular prizefighter hasn't traded punches with anyone in his talent category. More than a few "undefeated boxers" are out there protected by promoters because of their drawing power or lack of talent.
Garcia and Remillard don't have these accommodations. They're simply rising up separate ladders: Garcia from the West Coast and Remillard from the East Coast. And here they are at the junction for title function.
In the case of Garcia, the Moreno Valley, California prizefighter fought an elimination bout and won the right to meet Gamboa. But it was possibly felt that the danger of little known Garcia beating Gamboa to a small audience and small purse didn't make sense... and it didn't.
Top Rank's brain trust felt another fight alongside Gamboa's title defense might familiarize the boxing public with Garcia's talent. He's a speeding bullet looking for a target.
Remillard is not a patsy. The rugged power boxer has paid his dues and made more than a few heads turn including elite boxing trainer Buddy McGirt.
"He's the real deal," said McGirt, who now has a boxing gym in West Los Angeles. "He's got a lot of skills. He's going to be too much for Garcia."
In Riverside where Garcia is trained daily by his father Eduardo Garcia, the pair are a common sight at local gyms from Coachella to Maywood, California. Sparring partners are a premium and it's difficult to find willing partners more than one time.
"When Mikey goes inside gyms, guys suddenly leave complaining of being sick," said one promoter who asked to remain anonymous. "He hurts them."
"I saw three of his (Remillard) fights on video," said Garcia, age 23. "He comes forward and throws a lot of punches."
Garcia is the youngest of the fighting family from Oxnard and he's tutored by his father and future Hall of Fame trainer Eduardo Garcia. The family moved to Riverside County a year ago and has brought their fighting style to the region.
"I've never seen anyone like Mikey," says Willie Schunke, whose gym II Feathers Boxing Gym is where the Garcias prepare for fights. "Mikey doesn't take much time off. He's always in the gym working."
Last year was a busy one for Garcia who engaged in five bouts, including an IBF title elimination bout with veteran Cornelius Lock of Las Vegas. The Nevada prizefighter had upset one contender, Roger "Speedy" Gonzalez, and two prized prospects Juan Garcia and Orlando Cruz. The Moreno Valley boxer stopped Lock in the 11th round.
Both Garcia's realize this fight will be decided by mistakes.
"I don't think he's a smarter fighter but we got to feel out what he does best," said Eduardo Garcia, who guided both Fernando "El Feroz" Vargas and Robert Garcia to world championships. "He (Remillard) wants to fight and throws a lot of punches and that's what we like."
Remillard, 24, lives in Harford, Conn. and beat rugged Jose Hernandez of Texas and former world champion Mauricio Pastrana, a former junior flyweight now fighting at featherweight. Steadily Remillard has gained popularity for his no-nonsense ethics in the ring.
"He's there to fight and not to run around," said Mikey Garcia. "I like to see what he does the first few rounds then make adjustments later on."
The winner should be fighting Gamboa if he wins.
WBA and IBF champ Yuri Gamboa
Cuba's Yuri Gamboa (19-0, 15 KOs) defends the IBF and WBA featherweight world titles against Mexico's Jorge "Coloradito" Solis (40-2-2, 29 KOs) on the main event of the Top Rank fight card.
Solis has hung around the top of the featherweight standings with some notable wins including a victory over formerly undefeated Francisco Cordero of Colombia. Most people remember Solis for his losing effort against current welterweight world champion Manny Pacquiao back in 2007. That was the only time Solis was stopped by knockout and now he faces a similar talent in speedy Gamboa.
Gamboa, a former Olympic star for Cuba with more than 300 amateur fights, has faced superior competition since turning professional in 2007. Though not tall, Gamboa's advantages are extremely quick hands, power and the ability to either box adeptly or power through opponents with his southpaw style.
Should Gamboa and Garcia win they could face each other later this year.
Fights on television
Fri. Telefutura, 11:30 p.m. Antonio Escalante (24-3) vs. Alejandro Perez (14-2-1).
Sat. HBO, 10 p.m. Yuri Gamboa (19-0) vs. Jorge Solis (40-2-2).
You gotta love that. Two undefeated fighters on the rise laying on the line. Somebodys 0 has got to go! Looks like a nice twin bill.
OMG! Just noticed the quote of note has finally changed. Congrats to Bobby C, one of the true top dogs up in here. That's OK that the Roast didn't get it. I know how Hagler felt that night in Vegas. That's cool I won't walk away like MMH and move to Italy. The Roast will just keep hittin em over the fence. This well never runs dry.
Hehehehehehe! Ya are too much, the Roast. I'm sure that you are honorable mention with a good intention. Holla!
Thanks Radam, or should I say, Kid Rapido?
It didn't take too long to see whose 0 was gonna go. Garcia was clearly a level or two above Remillard. The best part of this fight was the Gatti clip. Remillard's corner should have stopped it after round nine. Good sportsmanship afterward. Garcia might have a chance with Gamboa. A little unimaginative in there but a good straight puncher. Great to see Nick Charles at the mic. Fight the good fight Nick!
Great to see Nick rebound from the most feared killer in the world. There is nothing as humbling as cancer. Great fight... it's rare to get such a great undercard before such a spectacular main event. awesome.
Garcia's the third fighter i've seen in recent weeks who has left me in anticipation for their next fight, the other two are Brandon Rios and ofcourse the smooth operator Ismayl Syllakh. Boxing's future is looking bright!
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University of Alabama seniors Terrell Mickens and Amethyst Holmes have been named to the Southeastern Conference Community Service Team, the conference announced Monday afternoon.
The pair join student-athletes for all 12 SEC programs in being honored for their work in the community.
The honor is the second Community Service Team honor for Holmes who was named to the team last season. The SEC named her to its 2012 squad for her work in Athletic Department initiatives such as Project Angel Tree, Spring Fling Extravaganza, Power of Pink and mentoring girls at Westlawn Middle School. She also aided in recovery and rebuilding efforts following the April 27, 2011, tornado that affected Tuscaloosa and has served as a PLUS Literacy Program tutor.
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- What: LSU (7-0) vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (7-1)
- When: 6:30 p.m. Tuesday
- Where: Alex Box Stadium
- Starting pitchers: LSU LHP Cody Glenn (1-0, 1.50 ERA, 6.0 IP, 1 BB, 3 SO) vs. RHP Greg Milhorn (1-0, 0.00 ERA, 7.1 IP, 1 BB, 5 SO)
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- On deck: vs. Yale, 7 p.m. Friday, Alex Box
- In the hole: vs. Yale, 2 p.m. Saturday, Alex Box
- Links to know: Tigers, Cajuns set for top-10 showdown; Notes: Hale remains at cleanup, LSU No. 1 in one poll, Rain possible
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- RPI: Even coach Paul Mainieri admits that Louisiana-Lafayette is "no question" the best team his squad has played so far. In at least one poll, the two teams are ranked in the top 10. This is one of those showdowns in which the NCAA Tournament selection committee will look at come May, Mainieri said.
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- The weather: It's rained off and on through the day in Baton Rouge. The later it gets, the higher the precipitation chance. Both teams are aware of the weather. Mainieri and UL-Lafayette coach Tony Robichaux discussed possible makeup dates Monday morning.
- Glenn vs. power: Cody Glenn faces the toughest test of any LSU pitcher so far. The Ragin Cajuns return eight starters from a batting lineup that led the nation in home runs, was second in slugging and sixth in batting average last season. Glenn overcame a few chopping single in his first outing at Southeastern Louisiana. He's poised to win an SEC weekend starting gig.
- Foster's bat: Jared Foster began the season as the cleanup man and was demoted into the No. 8 hole after a rough opening pair of games. He's started all but one game this season. Sean McMullen, usually the DH, started in his place in right field in a 15-1 win over Toledo. Foster is currently batting .130 (3 for 23). For a guy who started preseason competing for an everyday role, Foster may only have a few more chances to get the swing right or be replaced for good in the everyday lineup. Is he even in the lineup Tuesday?
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- Louisiana-Lafayette is ranked as high as No. 10 in the major polls and the Ragin' Cajun return all but one hitter from a lineup last year that led the nation in homers. They'll pitch Greg Milhorn, an unknown junior-college transfer from Arkansas who started — and won — Game 2 this season. He pitched a shutout in that first appearance and then closed out the series sweep of Southern Miss, pitching a scoreless 1.1 innings.
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The last time RadioShack (NYSE:RSHCQ) traded above $1 per share was on June 19, when it closed out at $1.03 per share. Since then it's broken that barrier a handful of times during the day, but by the time the markets have closed, its shares have fallen back below the $1 threshold.
That's significant because the New York Stock Exchange rules require that stocks listing with the exchange exceed the $1 level by the end of the day at least once in any consecutive 30-day trading period. On that basis, RadioShack has until Aug. 1 to close above the threshold or receive a delisting notice from the exchange. At that point it has a 10-day window to explain how it will raise the stock price, otherwise it can voluntarily choose to delist and instead trade on the penny-stock pink sheets.
While the NYSE can forcibly remove the stock at that point, many similarly situated companies that want to remain publicly traded opt for a reverse stock split, a maneuver that vastly reduces the number of shares outstanding and artificially raises the stock's price. Just as when a company announces it is splitting its stock, say, 2-for-1, and you end up with twice as many shares in your account than you had before, but now they're at half the price, a company announcing a 1-for-5 reverse split, for example, will reduce your 100 shares to just 20 while increasing their value fivefold.
It's one reason The Motley Fool has regularly urged investors to ignore when companies announce splits, because it's really little more than financial sleight of hand. Sure, the markets tend to view forward splits as a bullish signal, but it's really background noise to how a company is operating. Reverse splits, on the other hand, are something investors should be mindful of because, as in RadioShack's case, their deployment is usually undertaken by companies in serious financial trouble. Not always, mind you, but often enough that it should be at least a yellow flag if a company you own announces one.
The clock is ticking on RadioShack. The consumer electronics retailer is under pressure to turn its business around and has adopted a number of strategies lately that could change the dynamic of its operations, but only if it doesn't run out of time -- or money. It may end up being a case of too little, too late.
Like rival Best Buy, which was also nearly brought to the brink of financial ruin, RadioShack met the challenge faced by the changing retail landscape by betting big on smartphone technology to save it. Best Buy chose to open dedicated mobile stores that housed nothing but cellphones while The Shack opted for being virtually all cellphone, all the time. Phones still dominate a prominent position in its marketing -- one of its newest initiatives is to make RadioShack stores the go-to place for repairs -- but it's also embracing new ideas, including a new deal with PCH International to introduce new inventions to customers through a national marketing campaign.
The problem is it may have waited too long to pivot. Revenues continue to fall and losses are widening. It's constrained by its lending agreements in just how much cost-cutting it can do (the agreements limit the number of stores it can close, for example), it's quickly burning through cash, and bankruptcy remains a real possibility, let alone a delisting.
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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. – The UCLA football team had 11 student-athletes named to the Pac-12 All-Academic Teams, the conference office announced Tuesday. To be eligible for selection to the academic teams, a student-athlete must have a minimum 3.0 overall grade-point average and be either a starter or significant contributor.
Redshirt sophomore center Jake Brendel was named to the first team for the second straight season. Brendel maintains a 3.49 GPA in economics. Joining Brendel on the first team was redshirt junior fullback Phillip Ruhl (3.37, political science) and redshirt freshman special teams selection Jerry Neuheisel (3.56, undecided).
Senior linebacker Aramide Olaniyan garnered second team accolades with a 3.30 GPA in political science.
Seven Bruins were named honorable mention all-academic. The UCLA honorees were: Luke Gane, Rs.
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The Colorado Koppenberg Race is the queen of the spring time cycling events in Colorado. This rustic setting sits next to the famous Morgul Bismark Hill and makes for a very idealic Colorado race. Plagued by the evils of Mother Nature the dependability of the race is usually in question. Many racers set this as a goal for the year and some travel great distances to complete in this unique one-of-a-kind dirt race with a classic redneck version of the European Koppenberg Hill. Those who do well here are marked men at the King of the spring time cycling event, the Boulder Roubaix
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The race is road cycling event with dirt road sections modeled after the infamous European Roubaix race. The 5.5 mile loop consists of a 2.5 mile dirt section that ends with a short but very steep hill. The 200 meter long "Koppenburg" hill has a 17% slope and takes its namesake from the legendary hill in the Tour of Flanders hill in the Tour of Flanders. The remainder of the course is rolling paved road. There are no dirt downhill sections and the entire course is rideable on a road bike which makes for a very safe course. For years the race has been promoted by Boulder Racing the same people who put on other great Colorado road and cyclocross events. The race is named after the famous Koppenberg.
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and I'm not even a dude, I'm
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and I'm not even a dude, I'm a SW3, but I get exactly what the SM2 are saying. It's the exact same thing the SW3 face when they are combined in a SW1-2-3 field. It's the same level of jump for us to race against the SW1-2 as it is for the SM2 to race against the Pro and Cat 1 guys.
I'm not sure what the answer is to be honest. I know in the women's fields it's been shown that if you hold the SW3 category, people do show up for it and the field sizes grow; not to mention you get girls upgrading from 4. I'd be in favor of eliminating MW fields or just combining them and scoring them separately (even though I'm over 40) simply because the numbers in those fields are always so low.
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how exactly does the fact
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how exactly does the fact that theres roughly as many 3s in a given race as there are 1s, 2s and pros put together proof that 3s arent sandbagging to avoid ending thier days of actually being competitive in colorado racing?
I agree with the "you'll
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I agree with the "you'll have more" post. Everyone in favor of splitting fields is not making a compelling argument for a promoter. If we saw 80-90 1-2 guys lining up then I could see a promoter justifying a split. A woman can argue that it makes a hell of a lot more sense to split the 3/4 women than the 1/2 men. Try being a female cyclist and going from a 3/4 race to a 1/2 race, that's a much bigger jump. Numbers wise they're growing and will demand more attention from promoters than the 1-2 men. Non of the 1-2 men are making a living from the Louisville Crit or Mead Roubaix, the majority of them have real jobs.
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Try being a female cyclist
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In the P12 Louisville crit,
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
In the P12 Louisville crit, of the 59 starters in that race, only 15 racers finished without getting lapped. only 2 of those 15 were CAT 2 racers. c'mon up 3s!
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Not true. I was 21st and
Submitted by Jon Moro (not verified) on
Not true. I was 21st and never got lapped. It was a bunch for most of the race with a few breaks coming and going before ending in a field sprint.
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35 Plus is harder than cat 2
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Msot 35 plus races in CO are harder than a cat. 2 only race. Don't beleive me, last time they held Kopp with a cat. 2 only race, the 35 plus race was faster. Same thing at NBP 2 years ago, cat 2 race was not that hard, but 35 plus was single file with guys like Nico and Kevin Nicol on the front driving it.
To the OP, heck the pros cannot race ACA anymore, so you are getting what you want. Also why bother scoring cat 2 only? If you cannot do that well in a combined pro/1/2 race, why do you need the seperate scoring? To become a cat. 1 and just look like a fool? There are already some guys like that in CO, who are cat. 1's, but could not win a cat 3 race. Becoming a 1 is a big deal and to do it, you basically have to beat the other 1's and pro to get there.
35+ is an age group racer
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
35+ is an age group racer category. It means nothing to the P1234s. Quit getting your panties in a bunch.
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the only point to seperate
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
the only point to seperate scoring would be to create races within races to at least give 2s an incentive to race hard even after the pro's light it up.
as mentioned elsewhere, the current system is a brick wall for most racers. and a leads to either burnout or waiting for age group racing.
as far as where 35+ falls, it depends on what youre looking at.
my only absolute data set is finish times in TTs and HCs and by the looks of it 35+ is roughly similar to cat3 in TTs and considerably slower than cat3 in HCs... which make it hard for me to believe that the RRs and crits are as hard as Cat2 races.
but i havent raced 35+ so i cant say that with certainty.
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C'mon 2s, you know what you
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C'mon 2s, you know what you need to do. Get your girlfriend a Vespa and spend your days staring at the power meter. Also, start introducing words like 'micro-dosing' into your vocabulary.


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- Deutsche Bank has downgraded diversified international building materials group CRH (CRH) to hold from buy following a strong recent rally. From the lows in September last year, CRH has registered an absolute performance of plus 51%, driven by earnings-multiple expansion. This was triggered at the end of last year by increasingly positive sentiment in the U.S., one of CRH's key markets. "Further share price performance would require material earnings upgrades," said Deutsche Bank.
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Above: Death Cards enable paintball bullets and exploding headshots!
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In every nation around the world, women have long occupied the pivotal place in social and economic life on its most basic and meaningful levels. Yet the international development programs that grew in the mid-twentieth century largely ignored or bypassed women's ideas, women's rights, women's work, and the realities of women's lives. More often than not, these development projects served to reinforce patriarchal structures rather than to support or empower women. In Developing Power, women from around the world tell how they fought to ensure that the unprecedented political and economic changes in the developing world would benefit women as well as men.
Organizing, often against crippling odds, to demand their place at the table, they helped to create one of the most important social movements of the last century—the global women's movement. This movement saw a rare collaboration between women from the global North and the global South, as they worked together to alter the established order both inside the UN and in NGOs, national and local governments, universities, think tanks, and on-the-ground development projects.
In these compelling testimonies, a distinguished group of 27 pioneering women from 12 countries tell their own stories, revealing the moments when they realized that they could challenge the received wisdom of the day, and the struggles involved in turning their ideas into actions. These varied accounts come from women involved in creating the four major UN conferences on women held from 1975 to 1995, women scholars, women in institutions that provide development funds, and women in development agencies. While a good deal of work remains to be done before women achieve full equity in international development, the changes achieved in the past 30 years are enormous. The stories in Developing Power reach beyond their individual contexts to provide a model for progressive social change. At this crucial historical moment, when women in Afghanistan and Iraq are being excluded from "rebuilding" plans in the wake of U.S. wars abroad, Developing Power offers both instruction and inspiration.
"This is a 'must-read' book. Yes, these are stories of struggle, but also of wit, solidarity, humor, fifth-column infiltration of establishment structures, and soul-uplifting gritty persistence. They have effectively created the thousand small (and a few big) revolutions that will cumulatively create a world in which women and men both bloom, develop, and contribute to making it better. This is their story. Read it."
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This photo book of birds with interesting fun facts will be a great book to share with a child you love. This is part of the Fun to Learn Collection by Jan Runyan
For over 30 years, teaching has been a way to share God's love, and an appreciation for his overwhelming gift to us in nature. I have taught science, health, physical education, gifted education , and seminar classes in Little Rock, Paragould and Parkn, Arkansas. I would love for my books and photography to encourage people to connect more closely with children by reading with them. Nothing will ever replace a good book and someone to share it with.
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March 22, 2013
|Southern Illinois (12-13, 0-2 MVC) vs. Northern Iowa (11-16, 1-1 MVC)
|Saturday and Sunday, March 23-24
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No. 4 seed Softball upsets No. 1 Northern Iowa in MVC semifinals
Allie VadeBoncouer made the difference with a solo home run in the fifth as the Salukis upset No. 1 seed Northern Iowa. (Photo credit: jamesdurbinmedia.com)
CARBONDALE, Ill. -- The Southern Illinois softball team looks for its first Missouri Valley Conference wins of the season Saturday and Sunday when the Salukis host Northern Iowa for a three-game series at Charlotte West Stadium.
SIU leads the all-time series between the two teams 69-25, although the Panthers have won four out of the last seven matchups. UNI enters the matchup with an 11-16 overall record with a 1-1 mark in MVC play after splitting with Missouri State last week. Kristin Lock leads the Panthers offense with a .324 batting average and a team-high tying 23 hits with 10 runs scored while Caitlin Wnek (.280 avg) is tied for the team lead with 23 hits. Micalla Rettinger (.286 avg, 18 hits) leads UNI with 11 RBI while Julia Hunter (.235 avg, 19 hits, 11 runs) is close behind with 10 RBI. Nicole Fisher (.317 avg, 13 hits) leads the Panthers with five home runs and 12 runs scored. UNI features the MVC's returning Most Valuable Pitcher in junior Jamie Fisher. Fisher (8-8) leads the Panther staff in wins, ERA (2.47), strikeouts (72) and opponents batting average (.226). She has pitched 13 complete games with two shutouts.
The Salukis and the Panthers split four games last season with UNI taking two of three during the regular season and SIU picking up a win in the MVC Tournament. The two teams split a regular season doubleheader with UNI winning 2-0 and SIU winning 7-1 before the Panthers won the rubber match 5-0. The Salukis bounced back with a 1-0 upset win in the semifinals of the MVC Tournament. All four games were played in Carbondale.
This weekend's series against UNI was originally scheduled to be played in Cedar Falls, Iowa, but was moved to Carbondale because of an unfavorable weather forecast in northern Iowa. Despite the change in venue, SIU will still play as the away team and will bat first in all three games. The change could help the Salukis, as they have played much better at Charlotte West Stadium this season. SIU is 5-3 at home and 7-10 when playing in road and neutral site games. Southern averages 8.4 runs per game in home games and 4.1 in games away from Carbondale.
SIU head coach Kerri Blaylock picked up her 500th career win during the Salukis' doubleheader sweep of Saint Louis Thursday at Charlotte West Stadium. She became the eighth coach in MVC history and the second coach in SIU history (Kay Brechtelsbauer) with 500 wins. Blaylock holds the highest career winning percentage (.677) of the league's 500-win coaches.
SIU posted a pair of come from behind wins for a doubleheader sweep of Saint Louis Thursday at Charlotte West Stadium. The Salukis trailed 5-0 after four innings in the opener before battling back for the 7-6 win in extra innings. Morgan Barchan went 2-for-3 with three RBI to lead the Saluki offense while Alyssa Wunderlich picked up the pitching win. SIU fell in an early 3-1 hole in Game 2 before exploding with a 6-run fourth inning to pull into the lead. The Salukis scored four more in the sixth to end the game early with an 11-3 win. Allie VadeBoncouer went 2-for-4 with two doubles and four RBI to pace SIU's offense while Brittney Lang struck out five to pick up the pitching win.


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One of the biggest moments of the show will be live with Bill O'Reilly. The FOX News channel host will be interviewing President Barack Obama at the White House. Of course, fans should expect to hear an executive prediction along with a little 'Obamacare' push.
Viewers will see a taped interview with Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath. Expected to be in the show's first 90 minutes of the program, there will be an analysis of quarterbacks for the big game. This will be quite the thrill for baby boomers whose earliest football memories included Joe Namath as star quarterback, and as the sexy guy representing Noxzema shaving cream.
Focusing on more traditional aspects of the show will be the on-air reading of the Declaration of Independence with past and present NFL figures. This has been done on the pre-show for years and gives a really patriotic flavor to the beginning of the day. Football has always been a part of American history, so fans have come to appreciate this part of the program.
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