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Coming to Innsbruck means getting the best of both worlds - the urban sophistication of a historic town and the Alpine playground. Innsbruck, town of 100,000 citizens plus 30,000 students, offers world-class winter sport resorts within easy reach, and hosted the Olympic Winter Games twice.
It is primarily known as a vacation center to winter and summer sports from all over. You can choose from a wide range of restaurants, cafes and bars in an either historic or modern atmosphere. Innsbruck is also the center of academic life; the well known University of Innsbruck attracts young people from all over the western alpine area... also great for riding in winter and in summer (glacier)!
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Your dog will thank you for working at Burton Snowboards. If you don't have one, you'll enjoy watching your boss clean up after (his/her) dog.
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T-shirts, Jeans and sandals: It's a huge relief not to worry about ironing that pair of slacks. (Or ironing at all!)
Vacation Time: All eligible employees have 25 days of vacation, according to the Austrian Law.
All benefits follow the normal rules and regulations and are subject to change at any time.
Innsbruck Area Web Links
Check out these recommended links to find out more about the Innsbruck area.
www.innsbruck-tourism.at (English)
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Fujifilm FinePix F200EXR
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Hi, Has anyone else come across this, and more importantly fixed it? I've had a FujiFilm F200 EXR camera from about 5 years. Have taken lots of photos and stored them on a MacBook Pro. When copying photographs across, using the cable that came with the camera, sometimes a few photos will get slightly corrupted. Broken picture Nothing I see that I can do about this, so just notice it and copy those few pictures again. Reloaded picture all fine. Unfortunately, sometimes the corruption is tiny...
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Are the famous fuji colours the same comparing the x-series with fi the old f31fd,f100fd, f200exr? From what I have seen on my asus screen the x-a1 seems to be the most identical.
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Hallo everybody, I have here 2 never used F200EXR, new in box. My question is what can i ask for them now and does that sell on ebay for a reasenable price. I live in Belgium. Thanks.

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Ob/Gyns reviewed on this page: Robert Cole, Margaret Craig, Rosemary Delgado, Yaron Friedman, Nadine Hanna, Judith Hartman, L. Sandy Hughes, Gerald Katz, Louis Klein, Christine Riley, Jenine Senior, Janette Walker, Stephen Weinstein, Stephen Wells
I'm looking for an OBGYN in the Walnut Creek, John Muir Network. I'm into the idea of having a doula and want to know if any one has worked with a certain OBGYN that's very open to Doula's. I'd like to have this baby naturally but am open to pain medications (if I really can't stand the pain).
We just moved to Walnut Creek and I just learned that I am pregnant (!). So I am in search for a new OB in short order. My own bias is toward natural labor (unmedicated if possible) and delivery (i.e. no forceps, episiotomies, inductions, etc.). I would also like someone (doesn't everyone?) who is smart and caring and has a friendly staff. thank you so much!! naturally-leaning
I am looking for current feedback about either Stephen Wells or Christine Riley in Walnut Creek. I am nearly 40 and am more anxious about this pregnancy than the last. I want to find a doctor that is friendly and smart. All comments are welcome. Thanks! nervous, but picky
I'm thinking about switching to Dr. Jenine Senior & Dr Hartman, OB/GYN in Walnut Creek. Any feedback or experience with either of these doctors would be helpful. Also your experience with them on the OB side would also be appreciated.
Hi there! I live in Walnut Creek and am a nurse at John Muir. I'm very picky with choosing a doctor and I have found an OB/ GYN practice that fits my style. I switched from an all-woman's practice which I was terribly disappointed in to Dr. Klein and Dr. Friedman (recommended to me by other nurses I work with). They are personable and a great blend of personalities. Dr. Klein is rather excentric and humorous and Dr. Friedman is younger and professional and both are knowledgable. The icing on the cake for them is their support staff! Their office is always calm and Nora (the nurse) is fabulous! I highly recommend. Now if you are a high risk patient, I would see Dr. Paula Melone. She's amazing and I've witnessed her caring and dedicated bedside manner as a patient and as a nurse. She is a star. I hope this helps you. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Roxanne
I used to go to Muir Ob/Gyn right across the street from John Muir. However, their practice became HUGE and my favorite OB, Christine Riley, took off to start her own practice down the road, so I left with her. She is WONDERFUL! She has delivered 2 of my kids and also performed a couple of ovarian surgeries on me. She is incredibly skilled, very personable, and takes all of her own appts. She shares call with a male OB in Danville, Dr. Anderson, but I have never met him. The downside is that she only takes PPOs, so check your insurance. Dr. Janine Senior is also very good and has an office with a couple of other OBs in the same bldg. Dr. Riley's phone # is 932-0390. Good luck!
I saw Dr. Stephen Weinstein on La Casa Via in Walnut Creek for infertility treatments and general OB/GYN for 3 years. I highly recommend him. I don't currently see him because I switched to Kaiser this past year or I would still be seeing him. He has always been kind and caring and actually apologized to me for not being able to help me get pregnant when my third attempt at artificial insemination failed. Barbara
You might want to talk with Dr. Margaret Craig. She delivered my daughter at John Muir 2 1/2 years ago. She has a solo practice (although she shares office space/staff with another doc), which means you don't ''rotate'' among doctors in a group. She shares call with four other docs, all female, in the event that she is unable to attend your birth (say, she was up all night the previous night with another birth... in which case you really don't want her at yours!). Anyway, this is all background info.
She is very knowledgeable and she explains things well. She is also, I think, an excellent surgeon - I had to have a c-section and already the scar is nearly invisible. (I'm not kidding when I say I have to search for it). When I was still in the hospital after the birth, LITERALLY four or five nurses commented on what an excellent job she did sewing me up.... It always started with ''wow!'' (or something like that) when they saw how neatly it was done.
She is not a very warm and fuzzy person -- or perhaps I should say she is not a really friendly person. Nice, sure, but not really warm and outgoing. However, what I find more important is that she clearly knows what she is doing, she communicates well (she was great talking me through options when the c- section looked inevitable) and I feel like I'm getting very good care with her. Her office is inviting, too - real cloth gowns for exams (not the paper kind), snacks for pregnant moms, and toys for kids.
Well, coming from a male perspective, I must throw in my 2 cents for Dr. Rosemary Delgado. She is the greatest! We are in the John Muir Hospital network via Healthnet and I have no regrets. Our neighbor who is a nurse has been going to her for years. My wife was a Kaiser baby, and change was very hard for her. Although I don't know what to look for in an OB/GYN, but I do know that she takes the time to talk with you - not to you. She even stayed late for us past 5:00 PM to talk about our concerns (we just had our 1st child last month). She even answered all my questions without sounding patronizing - she made me feel good about being a concerned father. I went to many of the checkups and felt very comfortable with her - not like I was intruding. I don't know what else to say but you should consider Dr. Rosemary Delgado (I hope she is still taking new patients).
I feel this is very important to new parents and parent to be. In a time where HMO & PPO are measured by the quantity not quality - Dr. Delgado is the greatest and I think worth it!!! My wife does too..... cory
I strongly suggest my OB/GYN Dr. Louis Klein- he and his staff are wonderful, thoughtful, professional and he's right across from John Muir Hospital. Dr. Klein delivered our little girl, and he shall be doing the honors for Baby #2! (We just found out 2 days ago- yeah!) Dr. Klein's number is: 925.937.0995. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me. Congratulations! Marian
I LOVE my Ob/Gyn. His name is Robert Cole, and he is located in Walnut Creek. He delivered my second son at John Muir, and I was continually impressed with his thoughtfulness, professionalism, and his warmth. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a good doctor in the area. His office is located right down the street from John Muir, and his office staff are as professional and warm as he is. Hope that helps. Good luck! kristin
I used the Muir OB/GYN Medical Group for both of my pregnancies/ deliveries. There are three OBs in the office (Katz, Hughes, and Hannah); you are seen by all three throughout your pregnancy, so you have met the doctor who is on-call at the time of your labor/delivery. At first I was concerned about this approach, but fell in love with my nurse practitioner, Patti Gerady (sp?). I happened to have the same doctor deliver both babies. Their # is 925-937-4747. jackie
Re: High risk OB in John Muir net. -cerclage
I would reccommend Dr.Jeffrey Traynor at the John Muir Perinatal group. He successfully managed my recent high risk pregnancy, I needed a cerclage too. Not only is he very competent, he is a great person . All the staff at the office are wonderful. They got us through a very stressful pregnancy. s.
In response to the person inquiring about MDs who do prenatal testing, I have had 2 children. With the first, there were some concerns about the baby's size vs. gestational age and I was referred to Dr. Melone in Walnut Creek for an amniocentesis. She was beyond wonderful -- told us EVERYTHING we wanted to know, put our minds at ease, and had a terrific bedside manner. When I got pregnant with my 2nd, we chose to go to her for our relgular ultrasound because we trusted her expertise and we had heard and experienced such wonderful things. I cannot say enough! And her technicians are just as professional and pleasant as she. Trish
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Dongyue Fashion Hotel Guangzhou
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- Tel: 28864999 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: Dongyue Fashion Hotel Guangzhou
- Lowest Price: $30
Dongyue Fashion Hotel is a 2 star hotel. It lies at Tangdong East Road in Guangzhou City, 5-minute driving distance from the Pazhou Exhibition. NO.26 route of bus and the subway trains leave outside the hostel regularly to all areas.
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I couldn't let go of a good thing, so I drove back to Össjön to take a closer look at the old boats. The wind had picked up from yesterday and there certainly wasn't any lack of light, so I had a perfect opportunity to try the new ND filter. Stacked with a polariser, I still maxed out at 8 sec but it was just enough for the effect so the filter proved useful – the ND8 would've left me short of a few secs.
BTW, the new ND filter is B+W's Neutral Density 1.8, which is 6 stops. If Hoya made a 6-stop ND, it would be called ND64 – the ND8 is 3 stops.
When I came back home, I saw that my bird feeder was very popular. Time to see if the birds would tolerate me out in the open, because the way I've set up the feeder I have no place to hide. I counted on the birds to keep feeding as long as I don't make any noise or sudden moves, and the gamble paid off – it works! I must confess that the bird images are heavily cropped, for example this one is cropped from horizontal to vertical so I'm losing a lot of real estate, but I don't care – I'm so bad with moving subjects that I'll happily back down on my normal target of "making the picture in the camera". My main concern is to get a sharp eye in the picture and today's birds had that, so I probably just doubled up my all time critically sharp bird pictures! Anyway, cropping serves another purpose as well – I get a bigger bird in relation to the frame. Even at 4-5 metres distance, using a 300mm lens (times 1.6), it's a very small bird. Not gonna take any frame fillers for sure, so I'll just keep concentrating on getting that sharp eye and a catchlight!


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New York! Due to overwhelming demand, the show with Australian band Hiatus Kaiyote has been moved to Le Poisson Rouge on March 22.
It's wonderful to see such a great response as the night promises to feature the finest neo-soul, hip-hop, and electronic beats along with flavors of Latin, Jazz, and opera. Led by enigmatic songwriter, vocalist and guitarist Nai Palm, Hiatus Kaiyote have been gaining popularity and support from renowned artists such as Questlove, Miguel, Erykah Badu. If you don't know about them already, stream a track from their debut EP Tawk Tomahawk below.
Also joining us is critically-acclaimed psych/soul duo CharlieRED (Rocki Evans & producer Cobaine Ivory) who have been making major waves on- and off-line, and catching the ears of Tastemakers such as Ali Shaheed Muhammad. Be sure to check out their new EP Religion (free download) for a taste of what's to come.
Giant Step Presents Hiatus Kaiyote w/ CharlieRED
Friday, March 22nd
Le Poisson Rouge
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PS3 is pricey but I believe that it has come down in price recently, I have heard a few bad stories about the xboxes history and am not a fan of micro$oft ( although I have to use that environment as a developer).
I have owned playstations since the first one ( and only recently purchased a psp) and have not had too many problems with them.
I bought a PS3 midyear last year for several reasons:
!. Can play blueray dvd's
1a Can play older games on the PS3 ie ps1,2.
2. I had a voucher for a few hundred dollars that knocked the price down a bit .
3. You can install another system like linux ( a big plus for me) on the PS3 ( try that with xbox ).
4. Can record from the PS3 to my pc.
People may say games are better on the xbox than PS3 but it depends on what platform the game was developed for first.
I was told Bayonetta had frame drops on the ps3 ( rubbish I have not had any but maybe I have a super ps3 ), but then Darsiders is better on the ps3 than xbox as there is no tearing so I have heard.
It really comes down to your choice, I own pc's and would rather play fps and some rpgs and mmo's on a pc than a console, but other games are better on a console than a pc.
Wii don't get me started on that topic.
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1a. The new slim does not allow you to play PS2 games from disk.
Older games redeveloped to play on the PS3 and made available on disk or through PSN by downloadable content will play.
3. This was only available on the bigger machines and is not supported on the Slim.
4. I'm not sure about as I don't do it so someone else might have to comment on this if it's true or not. Are we talking about PlayTV?
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nah, you can directly record game play from the xbox to pc as well. just get a capture card and cord. a decent capture card with minimal data loss is only about $100-$200
and it records directly from the tv to the pc! none of that copywrite or legalities bs =]
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As the daffodils and tulips bloom and the days get warmer, families are ready to enjoy the Spring days. Since the house has shut tight during the long, cold winter, it is time start cleaning. The ritual of Spring Cleaning helps the house and family feel lighter and fresher.
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HAAN is the steam cleaning expert. With a wide array of devices, busy families can clean floors, carpets and bathrooms, quickly, efficiently and without the use of any chemicals. Since many families would prefer a device with multiple uses, the HAAN VersaPro BS20 is perfect for the busy family. This device uses Turbo Steam Technology to kill 99.9% of germs, bacteria, and dust mites for a healthy home. Since it uses the power of steam, the cleaning is 100% chemical free. The end result is that the house smells fresh, instead of a bouquet of chemicals. From messy bathroom floors to kitchen disasters, the HAAN VersaPro BS20 gets everything sparkling clean.
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Sweeping the garage can be a laborious task. From sweeping up the dirt to bending down for the dustpan, it is a workout that just hurts your back. Plus, there is always that little extra dirt left behind when the dustpan is moved. Bagup, the ultimate clean-up tool solves the broom/dustpan dilemma. This combination broom/Bag-up tool allows the user to quickly and easily sweep debris into the Bagup and dispose of it. Using grocery bags, this simple device eliminates the bending and makes clean-up quick and easy. Bagup comes in several options for both indoor and outdoor use. It is available at hardware stores and Amazon.
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Erykah Badu Movies and Career Information
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Erykah Abi Wright, better known by her stage name Erykah Badu, is an American singer-songwriter, record producer, activist, and actress. Badu's career began after opening a show for D'Angelo in 1994 in her hometown; Kedar Massenburg was highly impressed with her performance and signed her to Kedar Entertainment. Her first album, Baduizm, was released on February 11, 1997. It spawned three singles: "On & On", "Next Lifetime" and "Otherside of the Game". The album was certified triple Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America. Badu's first live album, Live, was released on November 18, 1997. It produced two singles: "Apple Tree" and "Tyrone". The album was certified double Platinum by the RIAA. Badu's second album, Mama's Gun, was released on October 31, 2000. It spawned three singles: "Bag Lady", "Didn't Cha Know?" and "Cleva". The album was certified Platinum by the RIAA. Badu's third album, Worldwide Underground, was released on September 16, 2003. It generated two singles: "Danger" and "Back in the Day". The album was certified Gold by the RIAA. Badu's fourth album, New Amerykah Part One, was released on February 26, 2008.
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Former Supreme Court Justice Stevens is proposing an amendment to the right to bear arms. The second amendment, he argues, guarantees the right of the militia to bear arms. He believes the amendment limits the power of the Federal Government to create restrictions, but does not limit states rights.
Currently, the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution reads
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed."
The proposed change would add language clarifying the amendment's original intent. Instead, the amendment would read:
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms when serving in the militia shall not be infringed."
Justice Stevens explained why the amendment went untouched by the Supreme Court for more than one hundred years when he told Bloomberg Businessweek "federal judges uniformly understood that the right protected by the text was limited in two ways: first, it applied only to keeping and bearing arms for military purposes, and second, while it limited the power of the federal government, it did not impose any limit whatsoever on the power of states or local governments to regulate the ownership or use of firearms."
Justice Stevens believes the right to arms was originally created to protect the sovereignty of the United States against the threat of a standing army.
Justice Stevens retired from the Supreme Court in 2010 serving 34 years, holding the record as the third longest serving Supreme Court Justice in the United States.


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STARKVILLE, Miss. – Fourth-year Mississippi State women's golf coach Ginger Brown-Lemm was inducted into the Arkansas State Golf Association Hall of Fame on Thursday, Oct. 24, at the Pleasant Valley Country Club in Little Rock, Ark.
"This is a culmination of a lifetime of work and passion for golf," Brown-Lemm said. "I have enjoyed the golf life as a student, player, teacher, coach and even as the wife of a course developer. I am blessed to have had an amazing start given to me by my parents Bob Brown and Mary Jo Brown. Others like Johnny Myers, PGA professional in Monroe, La., and Pat Weis at the University of Texas, among countless others, have helped me tremendously along the way."
The Hope, Ark., native dominated junior and amateur golf in Arkansas. Brown-Lemm captured the AWGA Junior Stroke Championship twice, the AWGA Women's Stroke Championship twice and the AWGA Women's match three times.
She also won the 1983 girls' high school overall championship and was named Female Golfer of the Year in 1983 and 1984 by the Arkansas Gazette. She later became the first inductee into the Hope High School Hall of Fame.
Brown-Lemm won the prestigious Bubba Conlee Memorial Junior in Memphis in 1983 setting a tournament record and broke her own winning record a year later. She was named to the National Coaches Association All-America Team in 1984.
Following a stellar high school career as the No. 1 player on the Hope High School boys' varsity team, Brown-Lemm earned a full scholarship to play for coach Pat Weis at Texas. As a Longhorn, she earned All-Southwest Conference honors in 1987 and 1988.
In 1989 and 1990, she narrowly missed earning her LPGA Card at Q-School while competing on the Futures Tour.
Prior to taking over at Mississippi State, Brown-Lemm earned her first collegiate head-coaching seat at Arkansas State, where she improved the team's scoring average by 12 shots and guided two of her players to medalist finishes as well as an All-Sun Belt Individual honoree.
A Class "A" PGA Member since 1996, Brown-Lemm led MSU to its first ever NCAA Tournament appearance and an Old Waverly Bulldog Invitational tournament title. The Bulldogs program has achieved every school record under the leadership of Brown-Lemm.
"I am just honored to be entrusted to lead an SEC program and to pass my experience and knowledge onto the next generation of incredibly talented Mississippi State Bulldogs," she said.
Other Arkansas State Golf Hall of Fame inductees have included the likes of Pat Weis (2004), Pat Summerall (2003), Byron Nelson (1999) and Davis Love, Jr. (1998).
Brown-Lemm is married to Floyd Lemm and the couple has two children, Parker and Paige.
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Barry Hinson
Nov. 1, 2012
By Dustin Carlisle
CARBONDALE, Ill. - Saluki men's basketball head coach Barry Hinson met with the media on Thursday afternoon before practice. The Salukis host Upper Iowa in an exhibition game on Saturday at 7:05 p.m.
Q: "How are Josh (Swan) and Dantiel (Daniels) coming along in practice?"
"Well, the best part is that Dantiel participated in practice. Now I'll say this. He was slower than I was, so that ought to tell you how slow he was. It was good to have him out there. We put him through a couple things in practice and one of the things we did really bothered him. So that part wasn't good, but we're trying to get him back in. Right now, if I would say we were practicing 100 percent, he would maybe be able to go 10 percent or 15 percent of our practice time and that's it. He can play with no contact, no cutting, and no sprinting right now. As far as Josh is concern, Josh has really come back and played well for us as far as practice goes. The most amazing thing about Josh has been he's gone right into it and he's figured out everything we're doing. So that tells you just how intelligent this kid is."
Q: "Is there any time table for Josh?"
"We're going to play Josh Saturday. We have every intention to play Josh Saturday. If I had to go on a timetable, Dantiel will not play the first game of the year. I know that for a fact unless we have a miracle, but right now we are not planning on Dantiel coming back for another three to four weeks."
Q: "Coach, how are things coming along in Carbondale so far?"
"You know what, it's been fun, it really has been. The one thing about living in Carbondale is it's much like living in the area in which I was raised. Carbondale is coal and agricultural and Marlow, Oklahoma, where I was raised, was oil and agriculture, so it's a very similar. I was raised in a small community and country environment. I really feel at home here. We're not settled in, we are remodeling a home. Anybody who has remodeled a home knows this and will appreciate this statement. You're never settled in when you are remodeling a home."
"This is probably the question of the week right here. Are we ready to play a Valley-like preparation game? I am really looking forward to seeing how we respond. First of all he's (Upper Iowa University Basketball Head Coach Brian Dolan) my former assistant coach, a former player of mine, knows everything we do inside and out, and he's going to bring a group of kids in here that had the opportunity to beat Bradley (University) the other night. I told our players yesterday, you have to guard for 20 to 25 seconds for every shot clock. It's going to be the complete opposite of what we played against versus Lincoln. We wanted to play two contrasting styles before we got into the season, and Tom Hankins did a great job scheduling our exhibition games in which we can see those two contrasting styles."
Q: "Being picked 10th place in the conference, how important is it returning four starters from last year?"
"Well, I'm not returning anybody. Everybody says we're returning four starters. I don't know who those four starters were. We're not returning anybody. I like the 10th place, because it's a challenge to us. I like the 10th place, because that's where we should be. If you judge it on paper, look at it, and you see what's happened to us, that's fine. I like where we start, but at the end of the journey, I don't want be in 10th place. So, the preparation and the motivation of it I think the 10th place puts the alarm clock on and goes off a little bit early. Everybody says you have four returning players, but that was from a completely different system. Right now, you're looking at guys, specifically seniors, that are looking in wondering if I get to play, do I work hard enough, am I unselfish enough, and I am I doing what coach needs me to do? I think these guys have got it pretty much figured out. Technically, our best player didn't even start last Saturday, because he wouldn't go to class. Go to class. I think that's one of the things we're trying to do here is completely change the culture not what happens on the court, but what happens off the court. I hope we have success what the previous staff had by going to Sweet 16s and going to NCAA Tournaments, but I have always said this, and I tell our recruits and families this all the time, you know 15 years from now I could care less if your son can hit a jump shot from 15 or not, but what I do care is he a better husband, better father, and is he a better citizen? Does he have a degree to last him the rest of his life? Believe me, your jump shot will soon go away. You won't have it and I am living proof. I wasn't a great shooter. I was a heck of a defender and I still think I can defend better than half of my players out there, but eventually that will leave you. That degree will last you for every day."
Q: "How are things coming along off the court?"
"You know what, you guys are the best judge of that. Knock on wood. We had a pretty good two weeks, but hey this team is so immature right now we can't handle any success for very long. We got to be smart, but like I said knock on wood, we have been doing everything we are supposed to be doing lately."
Q: "Is Desmar (Jackson) going to start Saturday?"
"Yes, Desmar is expected to start Saturday. He was expected to start last Saturday. I think Desmar will attend class this week and I'll be surprised if he doesn't attend class this week."
Q: "How do you think Kendal (Brown-Surles) shot in last Saturday's game?"
"Kendal was 5-for-10 last week and that's not good enough for Kendal, because Kendal has got to be a better shooter than that. The stat that really stuck out to me was our 3-point shooting. I thought it was awful. We started off 0-for-7. We got to do better than that. We shoot the ball in practice, but a lot of the time we don't practice game speed. I tell our guys all the time, if you don't practice game speed, you're going to get really sped up when you get out here andcertainlythat has been a reallyprevalentfactor today and our whole week of practice."
Q: "Have they shot the three-ball better in practice?"
"I think this. I don't know if we're shooting the ball better, but I'll let you guys be the judge of that. All I'll have to do is base on what I think we have thecapability of doing right now. At the end of the year, are we going to be 10th in offense like we were last year? I don't know. I hope not. I always get tickled, when I first got this job everybody thought I was an offensivegenius, when everywhere I've ever been I have been a defensive coach. I am really kind of embracing this offensivegeniustime period of my life right now."
Q: "What was Brian Dolan (Upper Iowa University Head Coach) like as a player when you coached him in high school?"
"He was exactly the type of player that you would want to coach in high school -- tough, absolutely tough. Really a great kid and could just shoot the tar out of it. He was a phenomenal shooter. You know what, you look at his team. Everybody is tough, everybody on his team can shoot, and everybody on his team is cerebral. I can tell you right now, we are not the most cerebral team in the Missouri Valley Conference. We are really going to be challenged. They run so many different sets, so many different options, and so many different reads, but this is good for us. We need this right now. We are going to get wide-open shots and wide-open layups, I know that, but we going to try to be in the right spots at the right times. We've got a game plan, we've worked on it, and we're prepared for this. It will be interesting to see how our guys respond."
Q: "Tell us about your newest walk on Ryan Bonifield, and why did you decide to bring him on?"
"We had to. I see people holding signs outside saying don't forget to vote. I don't know if you guys missed this the other night, but I was out in front of Fat Patties with a sign that said we need players. We just tried to find somebody that could actually come in and help us. I told our staff, we need to find somebody that can play. We've asked everybody and Ryan kind of shook out of the woods there a little bit and we got him out here and certainly having another body helps us right now. I mean last week we were down to nine players. I was having to practice (assistant coach) Terrance McGee. I don't know if I can even get coach McGee out of the office right now he's so sore from practice."


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Louis Steven Clark
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Height: 6-0 Weight: 193 lbs.
Born: July 3, 1964 in Pontotoc, MS
High School: Shannon
College: Mississippi St. (school history) (Clark college stats)
Drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the 10th round (270th overall) of the 1987 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 6 (8785th overall since 1950)
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During a time when the rights of those who wish to love whomever they want is very much in the news, there is no better illustration of that timely topic than in "Memphis," which opened Monday. A national touring company production, the show continues through Wednesday, April 9 at Clowes Memorial Hall on the campus of Butler University in Indianapolis.
Winner of four 2010 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, "Memphis" is a musical by David Byran (music and lyrics) and Jon DiPetro (lyrics and book). Loosely based on Memphis disc jockey Dewey Phillips, one of the first white DJs to play black music in the segregated '50s, the show premiered on Broadway in 2009.
In "Memphis" the DJ is called Huey Calhoun. Totally colorblind, Calhoun has such a love and a passion for "race" music that, at great personal risk to himself and others, he plays it on the radio. The end result is that the music not only resonates with his young white listeners, it transforms popular culture forever. And if that were not enough, he falls in love with a beautiful black girl who he intends to make a star, thereby further increasing the danger that he places himself in.
Though DiPetro's script for "Memphis" maintains interest, its anti-climactic ending falls short, Bryan's music score, the outstanding vocals of the first-rate cast, and Sergio Trujillo's original choreography made this production a solid evening of entertainment, with a message that inspired.
Joey Elrose turned in a fine performance as Calhoun, whose fearlessness in promoting black music is less about courage and more about his own innocent naiveté. Elrose shone in "The Music of My Soul" a song he sings when Huey tries to explain to all those assembled in Delray's, a black rock and roll club, why he is drawn to their music.
Jasmine Richardson was spectacular as Felicia, the singer who Huey promises to turn into a star and whose heart he eventually wins, to the severe detriment of both. While singing "Someday" Richardson revealed a vocal talent consistent with her character who is destined for great things. Together, Elrose and Richardson showed believable chemistry in "Ain't Nothin' But a Kiss."
Also making a deep impression was RaMond Thomas as Felicia's protective brother and club owner Delray, especially during "She's My Sister," his character's powerful duet with Huey when he warns him about causing her harm.
Avionce Hoyles was indeed a revelation as Gator, who works for Delray. Due to a childhood trauma, he has never spoken a word until the day Felicia, who is beaten by white thugs, is brought to the club by Huey. Attempting to bring calm to the volatile situation, Gator sings "Say a Prayer." Hearing such a formidable voice emanating from a performer of such diminutive size was a complete but happy surprise.
Jerrial T. Young was also well cast as Bobby, who initially works as a janitor in the radio station where Huey gets his break and where they befriend each other. Once Huey gets his own TV show, he showcases Bobby, whose hidden talent for singing is revealed when he belts and dances "Big Love."
Also shining was the always energetic ensemble which was dazzling in production numbers that included "Everybody Wants to Be Black on a Saturday Night," "Make Me Stronger," "Tear Down the House" and "Steal Your Rock n' Roll."
Tickets for "Memphis" are available in person at the Broadway Across America Box Office downtown at 342 Massachusetts Avenue, Clowes Memorial Hall, The Old National Centre Ticket Office, online at BroadwayAcrossAmerica.com, or by phone at 800-982-2787.
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Looking for an uncrowded trail near Colorado Springs and Fort Carson? Consider Aiken Canyon Preserve.
Managed by the Nature Conservancy, there are no signs on the nearby highway, and the preserve is only open three days a week, so even on a Saturday in mid-April we saw only one other group of hikers here.
Aiken Canyon Preserve protects 1,600 acres just off Highway 115, south of Colorado Springs and across from Fort Carson (directions below).
From the parking lot, walk toward the signboard. Depending on what time you arrive, the Field Station/Visitor's Center may not be open. If it is, go inside for a hand-created map. If not, the trail starts behind the signboard.
The trail starts as a single-track, dirt trail through the prairie. Because this is desert, you'll see lots of cactus next to the trail. Don't go off trail here. It not only damages the fragile plants, but you could end up with a foot full of painful cactus needles.
Soon the trail stops at a wash (it's possible the trail had been washed out in this section.) We turned left to go up the wash. If you see a trail split of sorts in the wash, take the right fork. (When we visited, that fork had the most footprints and was the correct direction.) While we hiked in the wash for a short time, you should soon see a trail above the wash. Get back on the trail as soon as possible. (Hopefully this section may be repaired when you visit.)
As you hike, you'll pass several weathered signs that explain the trees, the birds and other animals that live here. The trail winds in and out of the wash and past some large trees until about 0.7 miles from the trailhead. Here we came to a split with a post that had two arrows on it.
We decided to go left first. As we hiked this next section of trail we started seeing more of the red rock formations in the area. While many are hidden behind and under the green trees and shrubs in the area, you will spot some of the rocks. The red is very striking in the green flora, with the blue sky.
About a mile from the loop split, there's a short climb that takes you to the next valley and a saddle. After a break at the saddle, we spotted the turnoff for the overlook. It's a steep hike up several switchbacks to get to the top, but it's worth it. At the top, you can see the foothills west and the valleys below you. Consider walking out to the end of the overlook for a good view across the Front Range.
Back on the main trail, it wasn't far to another trail split -- this time for the canyon trail. While the trail starts in a wide, open meadow, it soon enters a canyon. The trail in the canyon is a bit intermittent at times, you may have to do a little searching to stay on the trail, but it's a nice side trip. It's about .9 miles from the start of the spur trail to the spot where it ends at the ruins of an old cabin. An information sheet at the Field Station says a man named Donald F. Jones obtained a government patent on the land in 1927 and applied for water rights to Aiken Spring (or Akin Spring as it appears in the records). Jones constructed a water system in the canyon and you can still see some of the pipes today. If you hike up canyon a bit more, you may spot the remnants of the spring.
A 1937 map shows an Ira Waterman homesteaded the land where the cabin was built, the information sheet explains. It says Waterman and Jones were likely friends.
Mary Catherine Smith of the Nature Conservancy said the cabin had 5 or 6 rooms, running water in the kitchen, an indoor bathroom and sliding glass windows. The cabin ruins were still standing in 1994, but were taken down for safety reasons, the information sheet explains.
The rocks near the cabin ruins are a good place to take a break and marvel at how someone would find this canyon and decide to build in the canyon. There's no information on what Waterman or Jones did for a living on the information sheet.
When you're done exploring the canyon, return to the main loop trail. From here, it's about another mile to end of the loop trail and then another .7 miles to the parking lot.
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Details: The hike around the loop, to the overlook and to the cabin ruins and back is 6 miles with about 1,100 feet of elevation gain with all the ups and downs.
Directions: From Interstate 25, take exit #135 (South Academy) and turn west. Drive 1.9 miles to Highway 115 and turn south. It's about 11.7 miles (just past the mile marker 32 sign) to Turkey Creel Ranch Road, the turnoff for the Aiken Canyon Preserve. The road appears to go to a gated community, but you should see the Aiken Canyon parking lot on your right.


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Harry Messick
Harry Messick was a member of some of The University of Arizona's greatest baseball teams. When Coach Sancet reloaded his team for 1956, he went to California and came up with Harry, who filled two-time All-American Russ Gragg's shoes. In 1956, Harry's batting average was .345 and he led the team in triples (11) and home runs (7). That year, the Wildcats went to Omaha for the World Series and lost in the finals to Minnesota. In 1957, Harry had a batting average of .356 and led the team in triples (6). In 1958, the Wildcats went back to Omaha behind the slugging of Harry who had a .305 batting average and again led the team in triples (8) and home runs (7).


text: Couple weeks ago, EW gave us a first look of Adrianne Palicki in her Wonder Woman costume for David E. Kelly's television pilot. As soon as the picture was released, the web erupted with complaints about how crappy the outfit looked and how the outfit kind of looked like it was meant for a stripper. Well, a DailyBlam! reader recently captured a photo of Adrianne Palicki during a production shoot in front of the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles. After closer inspection of the photos, it was obvious that there was a difference between the first Wonder Woman costume picture and the one from the set. The biggest change I notice is the boots are now the classic red and not a blue that matches her pants. Along with that the blue pants seems to be a big darker than the original, but it could be because it was shot during the night. All I can say is that we can mark this down as a win for us! The fans bitched and somebody must have listened. Especially if the costume design was changed during mid production of the pilot. Unfortunately, I was one of the few that complained about how they covered up Wonder Woman's glorious legs and from the photos, its going to stay that way. However, even if that is the case, I would have to say that Adrianne Palicki looks pretty impressive as Wonder Woman.


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Main subjects: Bodnant; Duncan McLaren (second Baron Aberconway); Henry Pochin; Longstow Hall; Lady Margaret Hall; zoology at Oxford University; Alister Hardy; EB Ford; JBS Haldane; Peter Medawar; Drosophila; evolution and inheritance of acquired characteristics; Kingsley Sanders; neurotropic viruses in mice; Donald Michie.
At the start of the interview Dame Anne McLaren, pioneering embryologist, talks about her childhood in London and Bodnant, Wales, her immediate family and distinguished relations. She then outlines her education at Longstow Hall, Cambridgeshire and her decision to go to university. Initially she wanted to study English literature at Oxford, but found the entrance papers too demanding and decided on zoology instead. After two term's intensive preparation in Oxford she gained a scholarship and was accepted into Lady Margaret Hall. Next, Dame McLaren reflects on her undergraduate years at Oxford. She describes her four-year course, and notes the influence of a number of lecturers including the zoologists Alister Hardy and Willy Holmes. However, it was the geneticist EB Ford - her tutor - whom she found particularly inspiring, and she became interested in genetics and evolution. The interview moves on to Dame McLaren's postgraduate research after 1949. She became the first female Christopher Welch scholar after conducting a mini-research project in JBS Haldane's laboratory at University College, London on the infestation of Drosophila with mites. This and funding from the MRC enabled her to do a DPhil. After a false start working on inheritance of acquired characteristics in rabbits, supervised by Peter Medawar (there were not enough rabbits to continue with experiments), she worked under Kingsley Sanders on neurotropic viruses in the mouse. The interview ends with Dame McLaren discussing her marriage to Donald Michie after they both submitted their DPhils in 1952, and the two of them gaining a grant from the Agricultural Research Committee to work with Peter Medawar at UCL.
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Main subjects discussed: Donald Michie; University College, London; Royal Veterinary College; lumbar vertebrae maternal effect; embryo transfer; John Biggers; Bob Edwards; ethics and reproductive technology; superovulation and superpregnancy; Institute of Animal Genetics, Edinburgh; Conrad Hal Waddington; immunocontraception; DNA hybridisation; chimeras; Hans Grüneberg.
Part two of this interview starts with Anne McLaren and her husband Donald Michie's work in Peter Medawar's department at University College, London from 1952 and at the Royal Veterinary College from 1955. Dame McLaren discusses their research there: into the lumbar vertebrae maternal effect in mice, which they finally discovered was expressed through the uterus. She also talks about the challenge of being a young mother engaged in lab work, and the support of her colleagues. Next, she describes their pioneering work on embryo transfer in mice. She acknowledges the help of John Biggers in culturing mouse embryos, and Bob Edwards' work on embryos in humans, which led to the birth of the first 'test-tube' baby in 1978. She reflects on the social and ethical implications of the new reproductive technology, and her involvement in a British Association for the Advancement of Science 'think-tank' on the subject, and later in the Warnock Committee. The discussion then moves on to Dame McLaren's research on superovulation and superpregnancy, which she began in London and continued after moving to the Institute of Animal Genetics in Edinburgh 1959. She speaks of the achievements of her boss Professor Conrad Hal Waddington. Dame McLaren outlines her research in the 1960s and early '70s, which included work on immunocontraception with Alan Beatty, on DNA hybridisation with Peter Walker, and, most succesfully, on chimeras, collaborating with Hans Grüneberg in investigating skeletal characteristics. The interview ends with Anne McLaren's appointment as director of the MRC Mammalian Development Unit at UCL, London in 1974.
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According to Tarski's Fixed Point Theorem, for a complete lattice $L$, and monotone function $f:L \rightarrow L$, the set of fixed points of $f$ forms complete lattice.
Definition of $lfp(f)$ and $gfp(f)$ is given in terms of set $\text{Red}(f)$ and $\text{Ext}(f)$. Where $\text{Red}(f)$ is set of all those points $l' \in L$, which satisfy $f(l') \le l'$. Similarly $\text{Ext}(f)$ is set of all those points $l'' \in L$, which satisfy $f(l'') \ge l''$.
$lfp(f) = \bigcap(\text{Red}(f))$ and $gfp(f) = \bigcup(\text{Ext}(f))$
I read somewhere that these definitions are not constructive in nature, so to reach least fixed point we try to find out least upper bound of the sequence $(f^n(\bot))_n$, i.e. $f(\bot) \sqcup f(f(\bot)) \sqcup f(f(f(\bot))) \dots$,
(Here $\bot$ is least element of lattice $L$ ).
Can someone please explain it further what do we mean by constructive definition here, and how these two definitions of $lfp(f)$ coincide?


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Celeteque Dermoscience Hydration Facial Moisturizer Review
I ran out of moisturizer, saw this while browsing at Watson's, and I thought, why not? It's cheap, claims to be hypo-allergenic, and I thought it was cool how it was water-based, which would be great for our hot climate. The Dermoscience products seem to be a new and improved lineup of Celeteque items. It offers different product lines that target certain skin issues—there's Hydrating, Sun Care, Brightening, Acne Solutions, Advanced Anti-Aging, and Restorative. I try to keep my skin care routine simple, but always focus on hydration and moisturization, so I'm interested in the Hydrating line. This seemed like a good choice of product to get an impression of this line.
Product claim:
The Dermoscience Hydration line can give you 90% softer, smoother, moisture-balanced skin in just 2 weeks.
The Celeteque Dermoscience Hydration Facial Moisturizer is dermatologist-tested, water-based and oil-free, non-comodogenic, hypoallergenic, and fragrance-free.
Ages ago, I tried the old moisturizer Celeteque had (the one in the white tube with the blue cap), and I wasn't too impressed with it because I didn't find it moisturizing at all. So that was one of the apprehensions I had about this new version.
The Dermoscience Hydration Facial Moisturizer has a similar consistency to that of the old moisturizer—it's clear and gel-like, but kind of watery. The main difference of this one and the old one, based on my memory, is that this feels slightly more sticky while being freshly applied to the skin.
It doesn't take long to get absorbed. In less than a minute, it's dried off and no longer feels sticky at all. My face just feels softer, without any hint of oiliness, which I sometimes experience from using heaving moisturizers. I think this is great for super hot days, or nights, for that matter. I use it mostly during daytime, or during nights when the air just feels too humid.
It was a pleasant surprise too that it provided most of the hydration and moisture my dry skin needed. The very dry spots on my face get flaky and dry again 3-4 hours after applying this, but I've learned to apply a heavier moisturizer on just those areas.
Celeteque Dermoscience Hydration Facial Moisturizer – Likes:
- It's fragrance-free.
- It doesn't feel heavy on my skin, even outdoors.
- Makes my skin feel hydrated and soft.
- I need only a small amount for the entire face.
- So far, it hasn't broken me out. I've been using it daily for about 2 weeks now.
- No noticeable increase in blackheads either (some facial care products do that to me).
- It doesn't make my face oily at the end of the day.
- This 50ml tube is only PhP 127.
- Celeteque available at so many places.
Celeteque Dermoscience Hydration Facial Moisturizer – Dislikes:
- It's not moisturizing enough for the few, but persistently very dry areas on my face.
This performs well for its price, in my opinions. The problem I experience with a number of drugstore moisturizers is that they're not moisturizing enough, but this works on my dry skin. It's a bonus that the lightweight feel of it seems perfect for our weather. Here are the other Celeteque Dermoscience Hydrating items being offered: Facial Wash, Gentle Exfoliating Facial Wash, Alcohol-free Toner, Cleansing Wipes, and Moisturizing Mist. I'd love to try the Moisturizing Mist!
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This film is absolutely terrible and I do not recommend seeing it in the theaters. I think that the idea of this film stinks and it is hard to make a good film from a bad idea. The film was not funny at all and it is hard to watch a comedy that has no laughs at all. The film was also extremely predictable and that is a killer for me. I thought that the actors did a pretty good job with their roles and I especially liked Ann-Margret in her role as a Queen. Overall, I would suggest to avoid this film at all costs.
This is a comedy about two rival Medieval shows that fight for supremacy in the world of Renaissance Faires, the film is directed by Scott Marshall and stars Christina Ricci, Owen Benjamin and Ann-Margret. I did not like this comedy and i do not recommend seeing it in the theaters. I do not think the filmmakers had enough funny material to actually call this film a comedy, i smiled couple of times but i definitely did not laugh once throughout the film. The film is extremely predictable and the romantic complications in the film are pretty silly and not original. I have no idea what Christina Ricci is doing in this film, she is way too talented to be in movies like this, I think she needs a new agents as soon as possible.
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Sandra McPhersonb. 1943
Sandra McPherson was raised in San Jose, California. She went to college in California, then studied with Elizabeth Bishop at the University of Washington. She writes of her relationships with husband, daughter, parents, teachers, and friends with a sense of both the possibilities and limits of intimacy. Her poems are oblique and often difficult, yet are always firmly anchored in perception and experience.


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Can condominiums restrict the installation of satellite dishes?
The answer is—it depends. The FCC rules implement section 207 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 which allows persons to install antennas on property over which the person has either exclusive use or exclusive control. Condominiums are limited in how they can restrict an owner or occupant from installing an antenna or satellite dish. This rule applies in a condominium setting if the antenna user has an exclusive use area where he or she can install the antenna, such as a balcony or patio. The rule does not apply to common areas that are owned by a community association where the antenna user does not have an exclusive use area. The common areas may include the hallways, the walkways, roof or exterior wall of a condominium. Restrictions on antennas installed in these common areas are not covered by the Commission's rule. For example, most condominium associations have restrictions that prevent drilling through the exterior wall of a condominium. The rule would not apply to this type of restriction, thus, the association may prohibit installation of antennas or satellite dishes that require drilling through the exterior wall of a condominium.
Based on the above, the rule does not apply to a condominium unit unless the antenna is installed wholly within the exclusive use area, such as the balcony or patio. If an owner installs a satellite dish on the exterior wall of the condominium building, the condominium may require (and most likely should require) that the owner remove the satellite dish and restore the exterior of the building where the satellite dish was mounted to its original condition. If the owner refuses, the association may file a lawsuit and the prevailing party may be entitled to reimbursement of legal fees and costs. The association's governing documents may also have a self help provision which allows the association to remove the satellite dish, restore the exterior of the building and pass the costs onto the owner.


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(2012-02-08)MURRAY, KY (wkms) - Kentucky's House Local Government Committee is set to consider legislation establishing a process for counties to voluntarily unify. Bill sponsor Republican Adam Koenig says the measure means two or more counties could consolidate if voters approve. Unification has long been a hot topic in the 120 county Commonwealth. But local officials have been resistant to the idea. Koenig says his proposal should be acceptable because it doesn't force consolidation. © Copyright 2016, wkms


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TC TO JEAN CARLYLE AITKEN ; 17 August 1847; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18470817-TC-JCA-01; CL 22: 34-37
Rawden, near Leeds, 17 Augt 1847—
Dear Jean,
From this halting-point in our pilgrimage, I fire off a short Note towards you; who, I doubt not, are very willing to hear how we progress. These two or three days I have wished to write; but never till now could fairly get out my blottingbook, or find a quiet corner.
Jane, I think, wrote to you from Matlock, how we were minded to have a look at the Peak Country of Derbyshire, and expected the Mr Forster of this place to join us in the expeditions Forster appeared duly on the Friday morning last; a most cheerful, honest, affectionate, long-legged young man, of really sociable, intelligent and every way polite, and agreeable habits;—whom I, glad to escape the lark myself, instantly constituted Captain of the expedition: so he settled all bills and waiters and etceteras, engaged all carriages, and managed, so far as might be, the whole business; leaving me to my own reflexions, and my own tobacco; which was a mighty benefit indeed. The weather too had suddenly dried up; and it kept dry and excellent just till we had done, and then began to rain again, which it has last night been vigorously doing: so that in all respects we were favourably circumstanced for our little expedition.
On the Friday we went to a place called Dovedale, a little rocky valley on the River Dove,—infinitely celebrated by Tourists;—which we looked at, without much criticism, and not without a certain degree of pleasure, especially as the drive thither and back was all along thro' beautiful green hollows and airy limestone heights, with their queer clean old grey villages (all trimmed and cleaned to perfection), their solitary mine-heaps (of lead-rubbish), saw-mills (of Derbyshire stone), huge quarry-chasms &c &c. We got back again safe by nine o'clock to tea at Matlock (it is some 12 or 14 miles off); and next morning we quitted Matlock for good,—towards Buxton, which is another much more frequented watering-place, about 22 miles nearer you. Of Buxton I will tell you various things when we meet: it is a place all elegantly "for the occasion got up"; seemed likely to be wholesome, lying high up among bare green hills;—and must, I thought, be the chosen home of Donothing Wearisomeness for all the Northern Counties. We dined at their "public table," "saw the Manners" (as Tommy Johnstone says); and came away heartily glad that we had seen it all, and needed not, without other errand, go again to see it.1 A most elegant; and I should imagine most inexpressibly wearisome place!— Our next stage was to Tideswell (8 miles N.W. from Buxton), where I hoped to have found in the Birth-Register of the Parish the entry of "James Brindley, 1716" (the enormous Engineer Brindley, who made all the Canal-business in last century); but, after search, it was not there. I am to write, and try elsewhere.— From Tideswell, north 7 miles, in Castleton, a beautiful secluded old Village (1,000 years old or more) in the deep lap of the mountains; and close by is the most enormous Cavern in the world, called now, in polite language, Peak Cavern, but formerly in vulgar but expressive English The Devil's——i' Peak! To which latter name, if one could conceive such an object as the said "——," it has really fair claims.2 A huge Cave, runs 860 yards sloping down into the bowels of the mountain, has running waters, pools that you go over in boat; now narrow vaulted like a tunnel, then expanding into great expanses like cathedrals (some seven hundred and odd yards below the ground): really a curious place, this Devil's—i' Peak, and seen without difficulty for a little money. Some rope-spinners have set up their wheels under the high vaulted entrance, and spin there rent-free,—one of whom, an eminent Methodist, we heard preach in the Chapel afterwards; or rather praying, it was, and very characteristic of its kind.3
But in fine dear Jean, to make my long tale short, know that we quitted Castleton and Derbyshire yesterday morning; came spieling [climbing], in our own hired "clatch" (a kind of Double Gig, such as the place yielded) over the hills to Sheffield and Yorkshire; drove rapidly thro' Sheffield and its sooty flaming mills, and screeching cutleries, to the railway station; and, just catching our train, were duly whirled away to Leeds (some 40 miles), and then with 7 miles more in a "neat fly" were safely lodged here, about dusk, on our hospitable Hilltop far enough from all the smoke, in one of the most hospitable, pleasant and quiet mansions, I think, within the Four Seas. I have not slept in so utterly still a place these many years. Forster is off after breakfast to his business (Mill, Warehouse &c) at Bradford some five miles distant; and here Jane and I are left sovereigns of the Mansion, with nothing in it but a quiet old Quaker dame of a housekeeper, and some maids &c who seem all to be shod in felt, so still and noiseless are they, and look as clean as if they had just come out of Spring wells: Really an excellent old House: it has belonged to some Laird in old days when Lairds still were; and Forster has thoroughly repaired and modernised it; and retires to this distance every afternoon, to be away from Bradford and its noise and reek, and sit silent or converse with quiet friends here. That is the end of our pilgrimage for the present; which surely has done very well hitherto. Jane was in unusual heart all the way; did indeed break down at Castleton, the night before last, and had to be brought hither to take her breakfast (towards sunset) yesterday, and to commence sleeping directly after: but she is now all alive again, and I suppose will do well, if well let alone now.—— For the rest, I have entirely and unaccountably lost James's Newspaper this week: it and my Mother's both! I received them both at Buxton; carried them all day in my pocket yesterday; saw them near Leeds, but could never see them again; they had hustled out of my Coat, which was lying loose. I send you an Irish Nation4 instead; which probably will do almost as well. My Mother's is a greater loss, for there was a smart review of D'Aubigné's Cromwell in it (filliping his foolish nose very handsomely out of that job), which I could have wished her to see.5
Today I will write my Mother a small Note, to keep her in peace about us; and pray do you immediately send off this to her, that she and Scotsbrig may know all the outs and ins: I will tell her to expect it straightway. And then with a little Note to Jack, merely to give our Address, I will conclude writing this day, and go out to have a ride, for there is a horse, and the rain seems nearly done.
You may safely write to us here; for I think we shall certainly stay a few days. Our future movements, except that I am coming Northwards by and by, are all undetermined farther than this point. Here we are to rest and be thankful for a time. I will tell Isabella to write too, for my Mother was not very well.
And so enough, dear Jean, for one day. You shall hear again in due Season. Jane salutes you all. I add no more but my blessing; and am ever
Your affectionate Brother
T. Carlyle
Address: / W. E. Forster Esq / Rawden, near / Leeds
You can send my Mother the Nation too,—but not till James has quite done with it.


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Tom O. Hoskins, 55, of Cedar Rapids, died suddenly on Sunday, June 8, 2014, at Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids.
A memorial service will be held 11 a.m., Friday, June 13, 2014, at the United Methodist Church in Grinnell. Interment will be held privately by the family at Hazelwood Cemetery in Grinnell.
Memorials may be directed to the Tom O. Hoskins Memorial Fund and sent in care of the Smith Funeral Home, P.O. Box 368, Grinnell, IA 50112.
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Tom O. Hoskins
Friends may call at the Smith Funeral Home in Grinnell beginning 3 p.m. on Thursday and the family will be present at the funeral home from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursday.
Tom was born on Oct. 13, 1958, in Marshalltown, to Harold H. and Josephine Griswold Hoskins. He was raised in Tama and graduated from South Tama High School with the Class of 1977. Following high school he attended Iowa State University and later received an AA degree in Business Administration from Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids. He moved to Algona and worked for the Keleher-McAdams Clothing Store. While living in Algona he met Brenda Carter and the two were united in marriage on Sept. 17, 1983. The couple moved to Toledo and purchased Dwight's Clothing Store. Tom relocated the store to downtown Grinnell and the family moved to Grinnell in 1998.
Tom was always concerned about caring for the elderly so he returned to school at DMAC and received a degree in nursing home administration. He worked as an administrator at Grinnell Health Care Center, formerly Friendship Manor and Grandview Heights in Marshalltown before moving to Cedar Rapids. At the time of his death was the Administrator of Heritage Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Cedar Rapids.
Survivors include his wife, Brenda Hoskins of Cedar Rapids; two sons, Reed (Elizabeth) Hoskins of La Crosse, Wisc. and Neal (Sally) Hoskins of Coralville,; one granddaughter, Haylee Hoskins; one "adopted" son, Roshan (Archana) Shrestha of Chicago, Ill.; one brother, Tim (Jill) Hoskins of Norwalk; and one sister, Tobi Cunningham of Ankeny.
He was preceded in death by his parents.


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Good lift with proper filling of the ram
The table lift works well once you properly fill and bleed it. The hydraulic ram and cart bleeding instructions contradict one another. Here's how I did it. I had a metal screw fill...Read complete review
The table lift works well once you properly fill and bleed it. The hydraulic ram and cart bleeding instructions contradict one another. Here's how I did it. I had a metal screw fill plug and rubber washer.1. Make sure it's on a level surface, then manually raise the table to it's tallest setting and try to lock it in that position. I used a 36" clamp across sliding legs at the base.2. Remove the fill plug on the ram and fill with hydraulic oil. Fill it until it doesn't take anymore. Then pump the pedal a few times and add more. Thread the fill screw back on. 3. Remove the clamp and slow bring the table back down. If it doesn't go all the way down. Pull the release lever until it does so. 4. Once it's all the way down. While holding the release lever, pump the foot pedal 10-20 times. You should now have enough pressure to raise the table using the foot pedal.5. If it doesn't raise to 34 1/2 inches from the ground, then you need to add more fluid bring the table all the way down and bleed by holding the release lever and pumping the foot pedal again.6. If it doesn't go all the way down, then you have too much hydraulic fluid. I fixed this by loosening the fill screw almost all the way and pulled the release handle. Yes oil will slowly seep out and make a mess so have a rag. Once it's all the way down, then with a stubby screw driver tighten the screw or you could tighten it as much as you can then jack it up slightly to fit a normal sized screw driver in there. I also drilled a 1/2" hole in the table top exactly above the fill hole on the ram for future filling/draining. Done!
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Difficult setup
Setup is difficult since the instructions are incorrect. You don't need to bleed the system, you need to add fluid since it ships empty (buy some fluid when you buy the cart). ...Read complete review
Setup is difficult since the instructions are incorrect. You don't need to bleed the system, you need to add fluid since it ships empty (buy some fluid when you buy the cart). On the unit I received there was no "Filler Bolt", there is a rubber plug that fits very tightly. The correct instructions should be: 1) Manually lift the table top up. You'll need a buddy to help lift, and something to prop under the end to keep it up. 2) Remove the rubber filler plug. 3) Fill with about 1/4 quart hydraulic oil4) Pump the foot peddle until the table raises a little on its own. Add a little more fluid if needed.5) Raise and lower a little several times to make sure the cylinder is working. 6) Lower the table all the way down. Some excess fluid may flow out of the filler hole. 7) If there was no fluid overflow, raise the table and add a bit more fluid if desired, and lower the cart again. 8) Raise the cart and insert the rubber plug (use a screwdriver at the edges to help it squeeze into the hole). If you follow the instructions and fill the cylinder all the way up in the up position, insert the plug, and lower the table, you will pop the filler plug and have an explosion of hydraulic fluid everywhere. Very messy. I got no help from Harbor Freight Technical Support. I tried calling (put on hold and them routed to v-mail) and e-mail and left many messages. No call backs and no replies (over 4 days).
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Works very well !!!
By Chuck
from Livermore, CA
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
Comments about Haul-Master 1000 lbs. Capacity Hydraulic Table Cart:
Use it to lift heavy garbage cans into my truck, works perfectly. Very fairly priced.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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great for the money
By gjh
from canal winchester oh
About Me Professional
what i did to bleed the system is that i removed the table top. which was very easy. just two clips and pull the hinge pins. then had no trouble at all getting to the fill screw. also my unit had instructions on the cylinder.
Does the job!
By wil
from Portland oregon
Great product for our cabinet shop. We have 3 of them and are very pleased with the productivity.
Great back saver
By Bob
from Norman, OK
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
We have used this cart for a year or two now and can say it is a great investment. One person can move and/or load heavy equipment in and out of a truck at our facility without back injury. We use it to load a medium size gas compressor that used to take two people to load. I've also loaded an old Harley engine by myself with no problems. A must have if you have heavy stuff to handle!
great table
By fish on
from mich
priced other brands for double the money this thing works great and is stable
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HEAVY Duty
By Bigbassguy
from Minnesota
This cart is built VERY HEAVY. I don't know how much it weighs, but it is definitely a two person if not a three person lift to get out of a vehicle. There is some very thick steel used in the construction, with some things like the X bracing being about 3/8" thick, and the base frame being about 1/8" C-channel and angle iron. The table Is about 1/8" thick as well. The welds are also clean and smooth. I bought this cart mainly to use as a lift for my CanAm ATV (about 750lbs with accesories) and didn't just want a single use item like an ATV/Cycle lift sitting in the corner. This will serve for plenty of other uses as well. Unfortunately the cart is about 1/8" too tall to easily roll under my machine, to alleviate that I just drove the tires up on a few 2x4s to raise it up and the cart slid right under. I placed the cart between the front and rear wheels and was able to comfortably lift the machine to the max of the lift, and it remained very sturdy, but kept it around 18 inches off the ground while I worked around the machine. The rubber mat that comes with it is also nice and helps keep scratches away as well as it keeps everything from sliding around.
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Works great
By plankman
from new york
Great for the garage
Very useful tool
By Brown Dog
from Queen Creek, AZ
We use this cart for unloading small loads of inventory from a pickup truck. The cart can be raised to the exact level of the bed, making unloading much safer because bending over is not necessary. Shelving inventory works the same way. The wheels and tires are of very good quality (solid tires). The overall quality of the cart is much better than I expected. BE SURE you follow the instructions to bleed the jack. Mine needed a fair amount of oil. I see myself buying at least one more cart.
Trouble bleeding the ram? Read my review & don't go bonkers!
By NUK
from Florida
I found out the hard way that if you are having trouble bleeding the ram, it could likely be defective. I spent over 11 hours and half a gallon of hydraulic oil in trying to bleed the ram. I finally decided it likely wasn't a problem with the steps I was following. I returned the unit back to Harbor Freight and got a replacement. I followed the directions listed in the review by JL of Philadelphia, PA and the new lift table worked like a charm.Here's a few things I learned:There are actually different models of this lift table. The first one I received had a filler screw and poor rubber washer. I actually think there is a design problem as it seems the screw is too long. Maybe my imagination, but I swear when screwed in, it was in contact with the inner workings of the ram. I could only tighten the screw so far, and fluid still squirted out. I replaced the substandard rubber washer with a quality O-ring and shortened the screw length and was able to stop the outward flow of hydraulic fluid, but I could not get the ram to bleed properly.After two sessions totalling 11 hours of trying to get it to bleed, I returned it as defective...and I seem to be correct.SOOOOOO....if you can't get your ram to bleed, it likely is NOT you. It likely has issues. Return it. Don't go bonkers.The second model of the lift table has an actual rubber plug in the filler hole. It is a bear to remove and install, but absolutely no leakage. To reinstall the plug I found the only way to compress the sides of the rubber plug is by using a large blade screwdriver. Position the plug as if you were going to insert it directly in the filler hole. Tilt the plug so that a portion of one side "heads" into the hole. On the opposite side, use the screwdriver blade to compress the side of the plug while applying downward pressure to the plug. As the plug eases into the hole, you'll need to apply pressure with the screwdriver around the perimeter of the plug. It will be slow going, but you will get there.
Good Table
By otis
from sumter sc
great investment to intall engines
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Manchester United notched up their second clean sheet away from home in the Premier League with a 1-0 victory over Everton. Javier Hernandez scored the only goal of the game, as he did in the victory over Everton last April, following a superb cross from Evra on the left hand side. Sir Alex Ferguson made a number of changes following the 6-1 defeat at the hands of Manchester City last weekend.
Here we discuss the talking points of Manchester United's 1-0 win over Everton.
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On Jan. 8, 2014, actress and author C.J. Morgan took the time to share with Examiner.com about her latest entertainment projects, novel, new characters and marriage, as well as her big move to Las Vegas!
Morgan, an entertainer most of her life, was first involved in music as a keyboard player in her family band and later, on the road with other bands, became a vocalist.
"Music was my first passion, and as a band member I toured across the country. As a result, I not only played the keyboard but vocals were added to my repertoire as well."
C.J. Morgan is also a BMI (Broadcast Music, Inc.) affiliated songwriter who has received accolades for her songs. Soon after her band tours, acting became one of Morgan's interests, and she even earned acting awards!
"I was an actress in high school and college, and I garnered awards for my roles. Later I began getting work in regional television commercials and small roles in films."
In addition to her gifts of song, songwriting and acting, Morgan challenged herself at another level, that of college.
"With a Bachelor's degree from the University of Utah in Communication and a Masters from the University of Tennessee in Educational Psychology, I held a number of progressively responsible positions with several organizations. One of those included a joint program of the Ford Motor Company and United Auto Workers."
Such positions required this talented entertainer to often connect with an audience, thus using her performing arts skills.
In 2006 this talented entertainer combined her knowledge, education and show biz background to form C.J. Morgan & Associates Training & Development. The company specializes in "edu-tainment."
"My seminars and workshops are known for their lively and interactive nature as well as their effectiveness. As a keynote speaker I have addressed several topics for a number of different organizations.
I have also written articles for numerous trade journals and magazines, and I am a published author."
Morgan's first book, in 2009, was "Roselady, A Story of Hope, Change and Perseverance," and it is her memoir. That same year she also began her career as a professional celebrity tribute artist portraying country superstar Dolly Parton as "Almost Dolly."
"As Dolly, again, I get to use my vocal and acting skills. When I'm 'Almost Dolly' I perform in shows, do meet and greets and appear in guest spots.
Most recently I have added new character Serafina the Storytelling Fairy who joins Freida the Fortune Teller and Genie as in 'I Dream of Genie.'"
Right now C.J. Morgan, as herself, is concentrating on her recent marriage to celebrity lookalike Jack Bullard as Jack Nicholson, and on the development of more characters, storytelling, pantomime, comedy and then some!
Obviously there is more behind this talented lady than meets the eye (see slideshow and links), as C.J. Morgan has more to share in future articles as well. Her move, with new husband to Vegas, is opening many doors, and fans look forward to seeing what is on the other side!
Thank you C.J. Morgan for sharing. To learn even more about Morgan, her book, as well as new and upcoming projects go to C.J. Morgan & Associates, The Roselady, "Almost Dolly," Amazon and Facebook.
Enjoy video above on "The Life and Career of Dolly Parton."
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The Requirement is for a Database for a Church Praise Team.
Events are organised with varying numbers of musicians that play one or more instruments (usually not at the same event).
Here's some information I found by Googling 'Church Praise Team' ...
The Praise Team of the River of Life Church in Eastland, Texas.
A Praise Team Schedule from the Grace Church in Mahomet, Illinois.


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