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This loses points and potency because the jar packaging will not keep the vitamin C and other antioxidants in this moisturizer stable during use. The deciding factor for avoiding this product altogether, however, is the inclusion of the irritating fragrant oils of neroli and lavandin, among others. These fragrant oils do not and in fact cannot "tone" or "balance" skin as claimed. If anything, the irritation they can cause may make combination skin more extreme, so you'll see more oil in your oily areas and potential flaking or sensitivity in your dry areas.
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Strengths: Inexpensive; does not test on animals (but lots of cosmetics companies can claim that nowadays); provides complete ingredient lists for all products on their Web site; one sunscreen with titanium dioxide; uses many natural ingredients that benefit skin.
Weaknesses: Does not list ingredients according to FDA labeling requirements; inelegant eye makeup removers; one of the sunscreens lacks sufficient UVA protection; ineffective AHA product; no BHA product or products to manage acne; overuse of irritating essential (fragrant) oils; jar packaging for antioxidant-rich products.
Beauty Without Cruelty, established in 1963, is a British import that began by selling makeup. At the time, they had a unique angle, in that they did not test their products on animals, and in 1963, most cosmetics companies did test their products on animals. But today, many companies can (and do) proudly boast that they do not test their products on animals, and, technically, that is true. However, despite the fact that these companies (including Beauty Without Cruelty) don't test their finished products on animals, the formulations they sell are based on ingredient research that was done primarily on animals. Sunscreens, vitamins, myriad plant extracts, and a vast range of other cosmetic ingredients have established their efficacy and safety based on recent or current animal testing. Although it is wonderful that companies like Beauty Without Cruelty do not test their products on animals, many of their formulations, just like those from every other cosmetics company in the industry, include ingredients whose effects are based on the results of animal research. Otherwise, how else would they know if their ingredients worked or if they were safe?
If Beauty Without Cruelty does excel in one area, it is that none of their ingredients are sourced from animals, which is somewhat unique in the industry and definitely a plus for vegans. However, it would be naïve to believe that any company can stay abreast of what is and isn't healthy for skin without the animal testing of the ingredients in their products. The companies may not be doing the testing, but someone is (or did), and this knowledge forms the basis for numerous new discoveries about what various ingredients can and cannot do for our skin.
Much like the rest of the cosmetics industry, Beauty Without Cruelty makes elaborate claims about the benefits of its plant extracts. And, as is also the case for many other cosmetics companies, they use plant extracts and essential oils that are both irritants and anti-irritants. For the most part their products are a mixed bag; there is one good sunscreen and some average cleansers, but many of their products are not recommended due to the presence of irritating fragrant oils. Beauty Without Cruelty is typically sold in health food stores, but also can be found in some drugstores. Their makeup line, once the driving force behind the brand, is difficult to find in the United States, and as such is not reviewed here.
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The Our Media, Our World pathway allows you to study towards a degree from the Cardiff School of Media, Journalism and Cultural Studies which is widely regarded as one of the best media schools in the UK.
Why Study Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies?
We live in a media saturated society. The media is a part of lives and is involved in everything we do.
This saturation goes beyond things like television to include a vast range of different media types from pop music to advertising, newspapers to feature films, mobile phones to video games.
When these different media is taken together we as a population are exposed to more mass media messages in one day than our grandparents were subjected to in a month.
Technology has played a big part in society's media saturation. For example, television has gone from having only one channel to develop into digital broadcasting with hundreds of channels 24 hours a day.
Our leisure time is dominated by media consumption. After work and sleep, engaging with the media, such as watching TV, is what we do more than anything else.
If you have ever thought about learning more either of journalism, media and cultural studies the new pathway will open up and tackle fascinating subject areas concerning the media around us. From war to sport, comedy to news, pop music to digital media this affords you a vast array of different topics to engage with and better your knowledge about and develop associated skills to research and study them.
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I'm a developer. I tried (mostly for fun) to create a realistic physic engine.
I try to sum all forces (here thrust) applying to an object in two composantes: an acceleration vector and the angular acceleration.
I read a lot about torque and thrust but there is still some stuff that I can't figure out.
Let's take a exemple: Imagine a plane(or space craft) with two motors each placed at the opposite side with respect to the center of gravity. If they have equals thrust I figure that I can modelise them by a single thrust vector placed on the center of gravity equals to the sum of the thrust provide by the two engines. Is that right?
What's happen if one motor delivered 10% less thrust that the other one, how my thrust decrease, how to compute resulting torque ?
Did I loose or gain efficiency if my thrusters are placed at the back of the plane and why?
I try to find a mathematic model that could work with any number of thruster placed at different position of the air-craft.


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Comfest, also known as the Community Festival is coming Friday, June 25th through Sunday, June 27th. Since 1972, Comfest has taken place in Downtown Columbus.
This year the festivities will again take place at Goodale Park. As usual, the festival will feature local food, art, entertainment and activism. It is a celebration of like-minded people seeking change.
Comfest, organized and run by volunteers is known as the "Party with a Purpose". Comfest's Purpose? In Community We Trust . . . Educate, Advocate, Organize. The festival seeks to provide a platform for advocates of peace and social justice at the grassroots level. ComFest prioritizes voter registration, education and mobilization.
In past years, Comfest volunteers chose one area of reform in which to focus the festival. This year, as so many issues need attention, they opted not too choose one issue but to spread the message of individual empowerment. Each person can choose the issue(s) they are most passionate about and educate themselves. Everyone can advocate and have their voices heard. By doing this, Comfest says, "You're planning ahead for the next harvest of ever more justice, peace and harmony and diversity. You're living every day the ComFest way."
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Ric Flair was recently a guest on the Steve Austin Show with Steve Austin. In part two of the interview posted on Tuesday, the talk shifted to TNA Wrestling. Below is a paraphrased excerpt:
Ric Flair: I let Hogan talk me into going to TNA and I tried that for awhile.
Steve Austin: How was the dynamic in TNA after coming from WWE? And like I told you last night in the green room, when I think Ric Flair, my picture in my mind is NWA, in the Carolinas, in that Crocket promotions. And I don't want to define it purely as that but that's what I think. And that's what I think big time, great, real wrestling. So what was the atmosphere in TNA?
Ric Flair: Um, well. You just hit the nail on the head. After you work with Vince McMahon, it's totally different. But I will tell you this – I loved the guys there and they've got some really good performers there. With Kurt and Sting…
Steve Austin: Yeah, I meant from an atmosphere standpoint because…
Ric Flair: From a business standpoint?
Steve Austin: Yeah just because there's been so many people who are having hands in booking but from a leadership prospective there's not really a wrestling brain there.
Ric Flair: Well they had Bruce Prichard and just fired him.
Steve Austin: I don't understand that. Bruce is a very smart cat.
Ric Flair: A very smart guy and he came from 20 years of being up here. And you would think but they beat to their own drum. I don't get it.
Steve Austin: Who's booking that thing now?
Ric Flair: I have no idea. I think Eric and Hulk.
Steve Austin: How was Dixie to work with?
Ric Flair: Dixie was great.
Steve Austin: How long can they keep that ship afloat?
Ric Flair: I don't think much longer. They're making live TV now.
Steve Austin: I'm just saying it's expensive.
Ric Flair: I don't know, her father's tremendously wealthy but at some point in time you got to say man…
Steve Austin: A write off becomes a loss. But they do have some good young talent there.
Ric Flair: Ah, tremendous.
Steve Austin: I've been pleasantly surprised with what Bully Ray has done.
Ric Flair: Yeah, I like him too. He and Devon have a wrestling school there and do that. He caught his niche, it took him awhile to figure it out. But here's the deal. Typical of TNA. So he's getting ready to "marry" Brooke Hogan and she goes out and gets engaged to one of the Dallas Cowboys.
Steve Austin: Kayfabe brother, you got to protect the business.
You can listen to the complete interview at this link.
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We've established that kids develop differently depending on how they are nourished. Now let's return to how the food they eat is, in turn, affected by what materials are available to grow it.
For instance, cheese, milk, and meat can provide high levels of DHA and omega 3's (as well as providing high levels vitamin E and beta carotene) if it's produced from pasture-fed organic cows, but not from grain-fed confinement cows4. Simply put, fresh grass provides the building blocks for a different quality of product.
Iron is another nutrient that is essential to optimal brain function. We know from a large body of previous research that school-aged children who are iron deficient don't learn as well. School performance is worse; memory is weakened. Girls are more likely to suffer from anemia, but many non-anemic girls are seriously affected by slightly low iron levels. Today in the U.S., we are seeing iron deficiency at a level that impacts intellectual growth in as many as 1 in 6 girls at some point in their school careers . Other studies have shown that teen girls who have low iron are more than twice as likely as similar girls with normal iron levels to score below average in mathematics achievement tests5.
Here's a very interesting study reported in the December 2004 Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine – the first to connect children's iron levels and ADHD6.
ADHD has become a major problem, increasingly affecting school classrooms in recent years. Between March 2002 and June 2003, 110 children from the same school district in Paris, France were referred to a university hospital to be evaluated for school-related problems. Fifty-three of these children met the criteria for a definite diagnosis of ADHD. Researchers analyzed blood samples from these children and from 27 of the other children who did not turn out to have ADHD. The average ferritin (iron) level in the non-ADHD kids was normal, but the average level in the children with ADHD was about half that of the other children. Fully 84 percent of the children with ADHD were iron deficient, with ferritin levels less than 30 ng/ml. And the lower the serum ferritin was in this study, the worse the ADHD symptoms – worse hyperactivity, worse oppositional behavior, and worse cognitive scores.
The stunning part of this study was that none of the children had iron levels low enough to indicate anemia. The iron deficiency was subtle enough that all tested normal on the hemoglobin or hematocrit blood tests used in doctors' offices to screen for iron problems. I suspect that inadequate iron in the diet is also affecting the attention, focus, and activity of many children who don't meet the full definition of ADHD.
When other researchers fed appropriate iron to children with ADHD, their test scores and ADHD symptoms improved.
The amount of iron children get from foods depends not just on what types of food they choose, but on how that food is grown . Recent evidence has shown that conventional, chemical farming has resulted in depleted nutrients in common food crops. Levels of vitamins and minerals (including iron) have fallen over the last fifty years, as this type of agriculture prevailed7.
Read More From This Series:
Part 1 – Brain Food For Your Kids: How Do You Score?
Part 2 – From Backyard Gardens to Kindergartens
Part 3 – Brain Building
Part 4 – How is your food grown?
Part 5 – Antioxidants – Extra Credit
Part 6 – How Our Food Is Processed
Part 7 – Refined Sugars and Flours
Part 8 – School Fuel: Homework for Parents
Part 9 – How Much Does a Child Need Each Day?
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Ellis KA, Innocent G, Grove-White D, Cripps P, McLean WG, Howard CV, Mihm M. 2006. Comparing the fatty acid composition of organic and conventional milk. Journal of Dairy Science. 89:1938-1950. Holm J. March 2, 2005. Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences. New research proves organic milk is higher in vitamins and antioxidants than non-organic milk. Soil Association Release.
Robertson J and Fanning C. University of Aberdeen. December 8, 2004. Omega 3 Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids in Organic and Conventional Milk. University of Aberdeen Press.
5 Dietary Reference Intakes for Vitamin A, Vitamin K, Arsenic, Boron, Chromium, Copper, Iodine, Iron, Manganese, Molybdenum, Nickel, Silicon, Vanadium, and Zinc (2000) Food and Nutrition Board (FNB) Institute of Medicine (IOM) Hatteman JS, et al. 2001. Iron deficiency and cognitive achievement among school-aged children and adolescents in the United States. Pediatrics. IOM. 1993. Iron Deficiency Anemia: Recommended Guidelines for the Prevention, Detection, and Management Among U.S. Children and Women of Childbearing Age. Washington, DC: National Academy Press.
Lozoff B, Jimenez E, Hagen J, Mollen E, Wolf AW. 2000. Poorer behavioral and developmental outcome more than 10 years after treatment for iron deficiency in infancy. Pediatrics 105:E51. Nokes C, van den Bosch C, Bundy DAP. 1998. The Effects of Iron Deficiency and Anemia on Mental and Motor Performance, Educational Achievement, and Behavior in Children. The International Nutritional Anemia Consultative Group. Washington, DC: ILSI Press. Walter T, Kovalskys J, Stekel A. 1983. Effect of mild iron deficiency on infant mental developmental scores.J Pediatr 102:519–522.
6 Konofal E, Lecendreux M, Amulf I, Mouren MC. 2004. Iron deficiency in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine. 158:1116-1124.
7 Davis D, Epp, M, Riordan H. Changes in USDA Food Composition Data for 43 Garden Crops, 1950 to 1999. Journal of the American College of Nutrition, 23(6) Dec 2004.


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I have implemented a new Exchange 2007 server running on Server 2008 in our domain. We previously used Exchange 2003 running on Server 2003 and I had locked the Default SMTP Connector down so that it would only accept message from a range of IP addresses provided by MX Logic. For those who don't know, MX Logic provides spam filtering services, like Postini.
I have added the MX Logic IP addresses to the IP Allow List under Server Configuration > Hub Transport. My question is, how do I tell the Exchange server to deny messages from all other IP addresses that are not explicitly defined in the IP Allow List?
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Unemployment edged up in December
January 08, 2002
The unemployment rate edged up to 5.8 percent in December 2001. The number of unemployed persons continued to rise, reaching 8.3 million (after seasonal adjustment).
The measure of persons unemployed 15 weeks or longer as a share of the civilian labor force, 1.7 percent in December, also edged up. The number of unemployed persons who were reentrants to the labor force increased in December, while the numbers of unemployed job losers, job leavers, and new entrants to the labor force were little changed.
The number of persons working part time despite their preference for full-time work rose over the year, from 3.2 to 4.3 million.
These data are products of the Current Population Survey (CPS). Seasonally adjusted CPS data have been revised using updated seasonal adjustment factors that incorporate 2001 data. Seasonally adjusted estimates back to January 1997 were subject to revision. For more information, see The Employment Situation: December 2001, news release USDL. 02-03.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Unemployment edged up in December on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2002/jan/wk1/art02.htm (visited June 28, 2016).
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College Hockey:Acciari scores two as Providence blasts Boston College
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — Providence took a 1-0 lead into the third period, then blew out Boston College with four goals in less than four minutes en route to a 5-1 win.
With the two points, the Friars temporarily regained a share of first place in Hockey East, tied with BC and Massachusetts-Lowell, pending Saturday night and Sunday games by Lowell and New Hampshire (one point behind), who both hold a game in hand.
The two combatants came into the weekend part of a four-way tie for first place, but Providence failed to hold serve at home on Friday night, dropping a 3-2 decision.
"We wanted to be sure that we answered back after the tough loss," Providence coach Nate Leaman said. "We wanted to make sure that we brought our best.
"Any time that you lose on Friday night and then you go back on the road, [it's tough]. I thought we were fragile early. The first goal helped us, but in the third period, once we got the second one, the guys loosened up a little bit. Fortunately for us, it went well the rest of the way."
A sweep at BC's hands would have likely cost the Friars home ice for the playoffs in the tightly-contested Hockey East race. Instead, the Friars remain in the race for the regular season title with the impressive bounce-back win. They face Lowell in a home-and-home series next weekend that, while difficult, gives them considerable control over their own destiny.
Arguably, the Friars' fourth line and power play decided this game. Fourth-liner Noel Acciari scored the first-period goal, taking a rebound of a sharp angle shot by linemate Chris Rooney and roofing it home.
The Friars power play then capitalized on two third-period BC penalties, the second of extraordinarily boneheaded proportions by Michael Matheson, who had won the Friday night game almost singlehandedly with a goal and two assists.
On the first power-play goal, John Gilmour faked a slap shot from the left point, then fired a pass to Nick Saracino on the doorstep, where he faked and stuffed the puck around Parker Milner.
On the second, Tom Parisi wristed a shot from the point through traffic and it caromed in off a BC defender.
The Friars fourth line then got back into the action, making it a 4-0 game just 17 seconds after Parisi's goal. Chris Rooney redirected a shot from the left boards by his brother Kevin Rooney. Acciari followed with the final nail in the coffin, a backhanded shot while short-handed that eluded Eagles goalie Park Milner, resulting in the goaltender getting pulled for Brad Barone.
"Our fourth line and our power play both were very good tonight," Providence coach Nate Leaman said. "This is back-to-back weekends that our fourth line was our best line on Saturday night. So that's a really good positive for us going forward."
The victory ends a Providence drought against Boston College that dates back to Feb. 29, 2008, during which the Eagles dominated the series, 15-0-3.
With the loss, Boston College loses control of its own destiny in the Hockey East race. The Eagles have faced depth concerns all year, and those only got worse in the pre- and early-game. Senior defenseman Patrick Wey could not play due to a skate cut on the back of the thigh suffered late in the Friday night game, and top goal scorer Steven Whitney lasted only a few shifts due to a thigh contusion.
"I've had better Saturday afternoons," BC coach Jerry York said. "We played pretty solid hockey through two periods, but they wore us down in the third period. The two penalties that resulted in power-play goals were real turning points."
The Eagles denied freshman Jon Gillies his fifth shutout with a Quinn Smith rebound goal with 1:20 remaining. Gillies had turned in a first-period highlight-reel save perfect for the whirring NESN cameras when he skated behind the net to corral the puck, only to have it take a crazy bounce out in front. Brendan Silk seemed poised to score the easiest goal of his life, only to have Gillies dive and stop the puck with the paddle of his stick.
"I told him he did that just for TV's sake," Leaman deadpanned. "But it shows just how athletic he is."
The team teams finish deadlocked in their season series, 1-1-1. With head-to-head records thus removed from the tiebreaker criteria, BC wins the tiebreak based on more league wins, 14-12.
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In national tour of "Once," the skills of street musicians provide much of the dramatic color. Scene changes come about as actors challenge each other with fiddle, guitar, drums, and more as they set up moments in the life of the Guy and the Girl, two lonely individuals who find a connection through music.
Before the play opens and during intermission, audience members can climb up on the stage and tour the "pub" that provides colorful and flexible background of the story. In a short pre-show musical interlude, the cast plays in the center of the stage as the audience walks around them.
Independent singer/songwriter Claire Wellin reprises the role of the Girl's roommate Reza on the tour, a role she originally played on Broadway. Besides holding a BFA in musical theater from Minnesota State University, Mankato, Wellin also leads the Chicago-based indie group "Youth In a Roman Field" and also contributes to "Glad Fanny."
In a recent interview, Wellin discussed she manages multiple creative careers while on tour.
Actor, singer, songwriter: how do you balance being all three?
Ah, balance! I am still trying to figure out how to balance, especially the writing and the acting. It is a continuous challenge. Because both things require a lot of time, which goes hand in hand with money and with commitment. Most days I count it a blessing that I have more than one creative path because they really do affect each other in positive ways. I essentially have more than one way to tell stories, and that is the bottom line. Plus I'm never bored which is great; I always feel like there is so much work to do. Other days I feel pressure to prioritize or put all my eggs in one basket, as if I'll never "make it," whatever that is, unless I choose one or the other. However, saying that feels ridiculous, which I guess is a good sign. So yes, finding balance is tricky but I am learning to listen to myself and follow my heart and my instincts in the process.
You played Reza in "Once" on Broadway and now on tour. What's your favorite moment?
I am so thankful to have worked with both amazing companies. There are a lot of things to love, but my favorite part of the play is the pre-show. It just feeds my soul. It's amazing to be up there with the audience, to feel them, to give them that introduction to a really unique night of theatre. It's the ultimate invitation to come along for the ride, to have them in the space at the start.
Sounds amazing. Any memorable moments?
There was an older guy who started playing the spoons one show. And a woman who brought her flute up onstage and was pretty disappointed when told by stage management that it wasn't an open jam. It's really fun for us to connect with one another, to switch parts and instruments, to continue to develop and play and create.
How does your work with Youth In a Roman Field and Glad Fanny"connect with your work in "Once"?
Because I write (for Youth In a Roman Field) and arrange (for Glad Fanny) I am most often looking at things from a big-picture standpoint. Especially in the pre-show. So I'm tailoring what I'm playing to help the song as a whole. "What is missing here? Should I play more of a rhythmic thing, or a linear or melodic line? What's covered, should I switch instruments?" are the sorts of things I'm assessing, especially because there are two of us playing violin and the goal is to elevate and support the song as opposed to overwhelm or crowd it.
Does your experience as a musician help shape you as an actor as well?
Oh, absolutely. Because music is in my bones, because it's what I started with, and what's most natural to me, I am more confident in it. I have more ideas and less inhibitions as a musician. The wonderful thing about this show is that I am able to directly connect that string to being an actor. Something about doing them together and as a part of one story has enabled me to apply that abandon to acting, especially because Reza can and will get away with a lot. The biggest difference between playing in my own group and playing in "Once" is that I don't get to call the shots. It teaches me how to lead in quiet ways, and how to support others as the bottom line. Which of course is a great thing to translate to my writing and to my work as a band leader as well.
You worked with "Once" star Stuart Ward on his EP. How did that project come about?
It was a fantastic challenge for me. Stuart had asked me, along with a few others, to play on his debut EP which we recorded while the tour was in Toronto. As we started rehearsing, my big picture brain emerged and he asked me to do some arranging for the strings. I was thrilled, especially because he really gave me free reign in creating the parts. I arranged I think four of the songs, and I loved the journey and the feeling of helping someone communicate a more fully realized version of their story. We really discovered a lot of what worked and what didn't together, and it was fun to hash that out. It was fascinating to see how the parts changed and shifted during rehearsals and even during the recording process. The experience also helped inspire my own EP undertaking, which we're preparing for San Francisco. The Youth in a Roman Field sound has definitely been shifting and I wanted to capture that while on the road. So, back to balance...
"Once" opened May 27 and plays through June 8, 2014 at The Paramount Theatre in downtown Seattle.


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28 May 2012
Chairs of 2012 AGMs will hopefully be able to vote undirected proxies on the remuneration report without having to get ASIC relief or draft convoluted notices of meeting.
On 24 May the Government moved to fast-track a solution to a problem that has dogged public company AGMs since the introduction of the Two Strikes amendments last year. Because of a drafting error, the amendments prohibited chairs from voting undirected proxies on the remuneration report – which was exactly the opposite of what the Government had intended.
The Government initially reacted to this problem by tagging an amendment onto the end of a consumer credit Bill late last year. However, when that Bill became bogged down in parliamentary processes, the Government had to admit that the proxy problem might not be rectified in time for the 2012 AGM season.
The Government attempted to short-circuit the problem by giving the amendment its own Bill and introducing that Bill into Parliament last Thursday.
There is no absolute certainty that the Bill will be passed in time, but the Government clearly intends to give it its best shot. The Minister, Mr Ripoll, said that the Government was acting "to clarify the law in time for the end of the financial year and upcoming AGM season."
What's the problem and what's the fix?
The Two Strikes Act last year included provisions (sections 250R(4) and (5)) which together prevent a chair from voting undirected proxies on the remuneration report. In fact, the Government had actually intended to allow such proxies to be voted. (For more details, see Danger: undirected proxy!.)
The Bill introduced last week includes a new section 250R(5). In effect this will allow the chair to vote an undirected proxy on the remuneration report if:
I'm about to start planning for my AGM
The fact that the Government is trying to get the amendment passed as a matter of urgency means that there is a good chance that it will be in place before many companies are too far advanced in planning their AGMs.
However, until the Bill has been passed by Parliament, there is no cast iron guarantee that the problem will be fixed.
Companies which cannot wait to see if the Bill will be passed should, therefore, still consider using one of the alternative methods of ensuring the undirected proxies can be voted.
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Isla Fisher arrives to our interview wearing a short yellow maternity dress and looking very pregnant. Promoting her supporting role in the anarchic comedy "Hot Rod," the luminous, 31-year old actress, engaged to actor Sascha Baron Cohen, is consistently shy about discussing any aspect of her personal life.
But babies are on her mind these days. "I was at Naomi's baby shower," she admits, referring to fellow pregnant Aussie Naomi Watts. Fisher concedes, reluctantly, that she is due "some time in the winter", and that she is prepared to change her priorities. "I don't have any plans to balance my work and motherhood at this point. This is my priority and project right now, smilingly pointing to her stomach."
Fisher became noticed as the sexually aggressive Gloria in "Wedding Crashers", displaying the comic actress that she says has always existed. "We were very nomadic as kids and travelled a lot, and I'm sure, just to kind of fit into a new school, I sort of used comedy as a tool to make friends," Fisher says. In "Hot Rod", an oddball comedy starring TV's Andy Samberg, Fisher plays the straight girl to Samberg's none-too-bright aspiring stuntman. The actress, who thought she was signing on to do a comic role, said playing 'the girl' in this was "very frustrating at times. It was a real departure from what I'd done in Wedding Crashers and originally when I was cast in the movie, she was going to be funny," she says, laughingly.
"I flew up to Vancouver four weeks early and we wrote this really funny character - we created it together. Then literally I think it was three days before shooting, everybody kind of decided that there was no one for the audience to relate to, because these boys as characters were living in this really isolated, immature world. They wanted some of the audience to basically feel - Wow, I'm doing really great. Anyway, to cut a long story short, Denise ended up being the straight girl, so I literally started filming kind of confused as to how I was going to pull it off," the actress confesses. Yet, she says, she was still able to identify with this somewhat romantically naive character, but more "in terms of watching these kinds of emotionally stunted boys be silly, because my brothers went through the skateboarding phase and were constantly banged up, so I definitely felt like I spent a lot of my childhood watching my brothers try to do reckless things on the skateboards."
Fisher has come a long way since forging a name for herself back in Australia on the prime time soap, Home and Away. Though she has no regrets, ask her about that show and she laughs with a degree of flushed embarrassment. "I'm going to get into trouble answering that," confesses the actress, who has been acting professionally since age 13. But she does concede that doing the daily grind of TV soap is "a great apprenticeship. You learn a lot about acting, about working with three cameras and working on soap is really the toughest acting you'll ever do. Some of the dialogue, you would never say and you have no time to prepare because you do fifteen scenes a day but I think it's definitely a great training ground."
For Fisher, she eventually faced the challenge transitioning from a TV soap opera to serious acting. "I think it's always difficult to break out of being typecast in a role, but for me going to Clown School in Paris, studying where Geoffrey Rush and Emma Thompson had trained and taking time out of that world if you will, and really train, definitely changed peoples' opinions of me." That, and of course time. "I've really been battling away."
Fisher divides her time living in London and Los Angeles, where she says she has no intention of working with her partner in parenthood, Borat's Sascha Cohen. "I like to keep the work separate," she says. And spending time in Los Angeles has entrenched her in the city's Australian acting fraternity, which includes the likes of Naomi Watts and Nicole Kidman. "Yes we call it the Koala mafia. Most of my friends are Aussies." The actress has no immediate plans beyond that little thing called childbirth. "I don't want to put that kind of pressure on myself", but has completed another comedy, "Definitely, Maybe".
"That's a movie that I made straight after Hot Rod and it's not a boys club for once. Rachel Weisz is in the movie with Abigail Breslin, it's a romantic comedy and a story of Ryan Reynolds, who tells his daughter about his romantic history and through a series of flashbacks we meet the women in his life." Fisher plays one of the women. "She's a really complex character, someone who's very emotionally unavailable, stubborn and very independent. I really enjoyed playing her and I had to age from about twenty-one to her mid-thirties. That was an incredible acting experience."
Fisher is now busy promoting Hot Rod while dealing with pregnancy, and as for coping with both, she merely laughs. "When you watch me waddle out you'll see."


text: Jul 24 , 2014 The Daily Fetch Happy Tail: A blind Chihuahua is an advocate by Joan, staff writer Molly and her littermate, Amber, were born to be sold, but congenital eye problems ruled that out. They were surrendered and ended up at Chihuahua Rescue & Referral in Federal Way, WA. The two dogs were placed in a foster home, and one day when they were outside, the foster … Permalink | | Read More


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Lotus of Siam Unveils Its Menu; Free Pie at Bubby's Tomorrow
Plus: more falafel for the East Village, Sunrise Mart expands to midtown, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
East Village: D-Lish Pita has taken over the former storefront of Habib's Place on Avenue A and Sixth Avenue. [EV Grieve]
Lower East Side: Berkli Parc Café plans to open December 1 at 61 Delancey Street and will serve California-style cuisine. [Bowery Boogie]
Midtown:: Japanese supermarket Sunrise Mart will open a new location on 41st Street between Madison and Fifth Avenues. [Midtown Lunch]
Tribeca: Bubby's celebrates its 20th anniversary tomorrow with free pie. [Tribeca Citizen]
West Village Zagat has snagged the four-page a la cart menu that has now replaced the introductory prix-fixe at buzzy Vegas transplant Lotus of Siam. [pdf]


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|University of Nebraska Athletics
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|Learning Specialist
Joann Ross joined the Husker Academic Team in May 2013 after tutoring for the program in 2012 and 2013. Ross serves as a full-time learning specialist, while helping to coordinate the Summer Bridge program. She works primarily with the men's track and field, wrestling and baseball teams.
Prior to her current position, Ross served as a graduate instructor for the University of Nebraska History Department during the 2012-13 academic year. From 2007 to 2011, she was a member of the history faculty at the Louisiana School for Math, Science and the Arts in Natchitoches, La., where she taught classes in history, gender studies, law studies and government.
Ross holds a bachelor's degree in history and psychology from Oregon and a juris doctorate from the Nebraska College of Law. She is completing a Ph.D. in history at Nebraska.


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Friday, October 17, 2008
Jane Hess Loves Her Color
Recently the lovely Karen from Alkemie posted about this amazing home belonging to former fashion editor Jane Hess that was featured in Canadian House & Home. I LOVE all the bold color and different styles used here. That bedroom is seriously to die for! You have to check out Alkemie for tons more pictures of the rest of this vibrant home!
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Thursday, October 16, 2008
A Room of Her Own
How fun is this adorable play room....ahem...mini apartment, complete with kitchen, living, dining, and nursery areas. Designed for little Zoë Peterson of Houston, TX by her parents Heather and Chris, who filled every nook and cranny with colorful vintage playthings. Oh how I would have loved to have this room when I was little! -Parents.com
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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Aqua Kitchen
I am loving this kitchen designed by architect and decorator Mark Maresca. The aqua cabinets look amazing with the black granite countertops and white trim. Although I think I'd be way too scared to paint the floors with a black pattern like this! For more on this lovely kitchen, head over to Southern Living.
Love turquoise? Visit my shopping blog Everything Turquoise...updated several times throughout the day! Check out Decor by Color for even more color-themed shopping!
Love turquoise? Visit my shopping blog Everything Turquoise...updated several times throughout the day! Check out Decor by Color for even more color-themed shopping!
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Turquoise, Navy and White
There may be a lot of turquoise going on in this room, but I am totally digging it. I am crazy about the fabulous fabric used for the curtains and the fun throw pillows on the sofas. Navy blue and turquoise is such a great combination. -House to Home via Apartment Therapy
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Monday, October 13, 2008
Green and Blue Bedroom
I found this image while shopping around for my DecorGreen blog. I love all the blues and greens in this nautical inspired bedroom. You can purchase the green fence daybed with the cute little fish cutout over at PoshTots.
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The nation has been mezmerized in political talk for two weeks over the release of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, the only American prisoner of war held in Afghanistan. It will not take long before some Hollywood screenwriter has penned a made-for-television movie to reveal all the speculations surrounding what will be the first of many attempts to tell Bergdahl's story.
The 28-year old Sun Valley, Idaho native was released after being held by Taliban insurgents for over five years. Bergdahl was released on May 31 after an agreement was brokered by the Obama Administration with representatives from the Afghan government, the Taliban and Qateri officials acting as mediaries, to transfer five high-profile al-Qaeda operatives that were held at Guantanamo Bay military facilities to Qater, a Persian Gulf emirate. According to the agreement, these five men will be held by Qatar under house arrest for at least a year.
Details about Bergdahl's capture are sketchy and, depending upon who is speaking, range from describing an American hero to damning an American traitor. Since his release, Bergdahl has undergone extensive medical treatment at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center military hospital in Germany and, now is located at Brooke Army Medical Center in Texas. He has been publicly silent on his capture and, in fact, on all matters.
Political hyperbole is running in overdrive, but facts are in short supply. There is an inordinate amount of speculation, second-guessing and, quite frankly, a lack of decency that should be shown to any American soldier during this time.
Here is what is known: An American soldier was being held by the enemy. Bergdahl was in failing health. We do know that he was tortured, confined and deprived of food, medical care and human contact for days (or weeks) at a time. Most importantly, we do know that an American soldier was being held by the enemy. That is reason enough to work for his return home.
Reports have claimed that up to six Americans lost their lives trying to determine Bergdahl's whereabouts immediately after his disappearance. That is unfortunate -- just as any loss of American lives is unfortunate. It is, however, a bedrock principal of the American military that no man will be left behind.
Last night I watched Mel Gibson's extraordinary performance as Lt. Col. Hal Moore in We Were Soldiers (2002). Moore said it best: "I will leave no man behind." That is precisely what America did with Bergdahl--we brought one of our own home where he belongs.
Among the many voices condemning this soldier are comrades that served beside him in Afghanistan. Their condemnations have been pointed and precise, calling Bergdahl a traitor, deserter and a labeling him with a litany of other adjectives. These may be true--they may be only individual perceptions. Until we hear Bergdahl's side of this story, they are out of line.
What are the circumstances of Bergdahl's capture? Did he walk away from his duty? Did he aid the enemy? Until we hear from Bergdahl, ANY answer is mere speculation. It is rumor. It is gossip.
It is unfair to any American.
Bergdahl has a lot of explaining to do, whether he wants to or not. He owes an explanation to miltary officials who have a duty to fully investigate this situation and the circumstances surrounding it. He owes an explanation to his comrades who fought side-by-side with him and searched for him after his capture. And, most importantly, he owes an explanation to the tens of thousands of people all over the country who wore bracelets, posted signs, designed billboards and used social media to keep awareness alive. They never lost hope in Bowe Bergdahl -- now he needs to return that hope to them.
Until that time: Welcome home Bowe!


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text: Jon Roland will file for the nomination of the Texas Libertarian Party for the U.S. Senate. FEC reports are not due until donations exceed $5000, and present policy is to hold any donations in escrow until receiving the nomination at the State Convention in 2018. In the meantime, please explore his positions, recent activities, and other evidence of his fitness for this office. You may of course make efforts and expenditures to support his election that are not coordinated with his campaign.


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|The world's first full frame mount adaptor with Translucent Mirror Technology provides fast and accurate AF for both stills and movies. Built-in AF motor allows AF with A-mount lenses.1, 2
Translucent Mirror Technology built-inThe LA-EA4 is the first full frame adapter in the world to include Sony's exclusive Translucent Mirror Technology and Phase Detect AF sensor.1
TTL Phase Detection AF for video and stills1,2Allows your E-mount full frame camera to enjoy high speed, accurate TTL phase detection auto focus for both still and video capture.1,2
A-mount adaptorThe LA-EA4 Adaptor allows you to attach the full range of Sony A-mount lenses.2
AE supportAn aperture drive mechanism enables AE with all A-mount lenses except teleconverters.3
|AF Modes
|Continuous AF, Single-shot
|Focus Points
|15-point AF system with 3 cross sensors
|Focus System
|TTL phase detection system
|Dimensions (Approx.)
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JEOL 3011 High Resolution Electron Microscope
Location: Room G024, Building 22 of The North Campus Research Complex
Phone: +1-(734) 764-5625
Contact: John Mansfield or Kai Sun
Instructions: JEOL 3011 PDF Handbook
Webcam: JEOL 3011 Webcam
Acknowledgments: Publications resulting from work on this instrument should acknowledge the support of NSF grant #DMR-0315633
High Resolution Electron Microscopy: High Resolution Electron Microscopy is phase contrast microscopy of the atomic structure of materials. Specimen stages in these instruments are typically in the high-stability, top-entry configuration. An image intensified TV system allows the observation of the structure images on a TV screen prior to the recording of micrographs. Dynamic experiments are usually recorded onto video tape. A computer controlled image acquisition and analysis package is invaluable for the capture and storage of images of both on-line and off-line analysis and comparison with images calculated with multislice algorithims.
Accelerating Voltage
- 100 to 000 kV (100 V steps)
High Voltage Stability
- 2ppm/minute
- ~1.5x10^-7 torr (Gun Area)
- ~1.5x10^-7 torr (Specimen Area)
Imaging Specifications
- Objective Current Stability: 1ppm/minute
- Objective Focal Length: 2.5 mm
- Spherical Aberration Coef. (Cs): 0.6 mm
- Chromatic Aberration Coef. (Cc): 1.3 mm
- Minimum Focus Step: 1 nm
- Point-to-Point Resolution: 0.17 nm
- Lattice Resolution: 0.14 nm
Specimen Stage
- Specimen Tilt: ±30 degrees
- Specimen Diameter: 3.0 mm
TV & Digital Image Aquisition System
- Advanced Microscopy Techniques ERB 1280 by 1024 Slow Scan CCD TV system.
- Slow scan system acquires digital images with AMT Imaging 5.4 on a Windows XP computer.
X-ray Energy Dispersive Spectrometry System
- EDAX r-TEM XEDS detector and software.
- Acquisition software runs on the same Windows XP computer as the CCD TV System.
ManualsThe following are manuals for the AMT Imaging Software V5.4.


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How to Enroll in the ELC
About the ELC | Location & Hours | Staff & Curriculum
Because the ELC is located near downtown Cleveland, it is close to where people work and where they live. The result is a diverse blend of children from different backgrounds, ethnicities and socio-economic statuses--providing the opportunity for children to learn to embrace their differences and similarities.
The ELC accepts Cuyahoga County subsidized care for eligible families, as well as private pay families. Of the approximately 50 children served in the ELC, 80% receive subsidized care and 20% are private pay..
To enroll your child at the Early Learning Center, please follow the process below:
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June 20, 2014 · Posted in: Access to Information, Civil Society, Free Expression - Asia, Freedom of Information, General, Governance, Image Galleries, Media, Videocasts
Coronel on Watchdog Journ
in the 21st Century
ON THE 25th anniversary of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism, Sheila Coronel, PCIJ founding Executive Director and Dean of Academic Affairs of Columbia University in New York, delivered a lecture on Doing Watchdog Journalism in the 21st Century.
This is a recording of Coronel's lecture, held at 6:30 p.m. at the Sulo Hotel in Quezon City on June 20, 2014.
The following text is a live blog of Coronel's lecture:
Sheila Coronel began by saying that the PCIJ is one of only two non-profit investigative centers that were set up in 1989, and the first in Asia, as well as the first in the developing world. Certainly, Coronel said, it was clear that the PCIJ is one of the few investigative journalism centers run by women.
Coronel recalled how the nine founders of the PCIJ contributed one thousand pesos each, a huge amount already in 1989, in order to set up the PCIJ. With that pooled money, the nine journalists bought second-hand typewriters and tables to use in a borrowed room of a sympathetic international media organization.
1989, Coronel recalls, was a tumultuous time, a time of coup attempts and revolutions. Yet paradoxically, it was also a good time for journalism. She said it was the time to open governments to scrutiny.
The PCIJ, Coronel said, is really a child of revolution; it would never have existed had the EDSA revolution not happened.
"The Constitution and the laws enabled us to hold those in power to account," she said. In fact, Coronel recalls always having a copy of the Constitution in her drawer for quick and ready reference. The rules were new, and were worth being explored by journalists, she said.
However, Coronel said that if EDSA was a political revolution, we are now in the midst of what she called a technological revolution that threatens to change much of what journalists take for granted.
Coronel said this technological revolution is "redefining what journalism is, who is the journalist, what the story is, how it can be told, and how information can be disseminated."
She said new media has radically stripped big media brands all over the world of the powers and money that they used to have.
"Our competition is now the audience. Everyone is now a journalist," she said. "Everyone is now doing this." This was seen during Typhoon Yolanda, when storm chasers beat mainstream media in uploading footage of the devastation, and in Syria, where much of the footage used by news organizations are actually shot by citizen journalists.
"Social media are now the primary breakers of breaking news," she added.
With that context, Coronel asked the question: How would we investigate Joseph Estrada today?
Coronel recalled that the PCIJ investigation into Estrada's wealth revealed he had 17 properties worth more than two billion pesos. But these days, as shown by the Janet Napoles pork barrel scandal, it is much easier to check on the lifestyles of certain people, mainly because some people cannot help but post their lifestyles on social media.
During the Estrada investigation, for example, Coronel said that PCIJ staffers had to do stake-outs, and physically trace license plate numbers. When the PCIJ tried to take a photo of a P200 million Estrada mansion in Wack-Wack, they had to take the photo of the roof of the mansion from the EDSA MRT station.
"With Estrada, we couldn't go near because the fences were so high," Coronel said. "But now we can use Google Earth." Burmese activists were able to expose the magnificent palace of one Burmese general because of Google Earth, she said.
However Coronel noted that journalists must not think that internet research is the be-all and end-all of modern reportage. In the end, an investigative journalist still has to look for hard data to verify what he learned from, for example, the internet or social media.
"The Net is not a substitute for hardcore reporting," she said. It is just a tool that enables journalists to do their investigation with less time and resources.
Coronel also noted the paradoxes that continue to afflict today's journalists and citizens. In her younger days, she recalled that they only had three newspapers and three television stations. Now, the choices are infinite in cable TV alone. However, she says this has not necessarily translated to "greater understanding."
"There is a gap in sense-making," she said. The challenge, she says, is to publish data that matters to people, or data they can act on.
Yet another paradox: Coronel notes how, despite the technological advances, global press freedom has been regressing over the past few years. "The Press Freedom Indices since 2012 have been regressing, showing a narrowing of the democratic space."
"Despite the pluralism of the internet, there has been increased concentration of media ownership globally," she added.


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Stanford Jamison Jennings
Position: RB
Height: 6-1 Weight: 205 lbs.
Born: March 12, 1962 in Summerville, NC
High School: Summerville
College: Furman (school history) (Jennings college stats)
Drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the 3rd round (65th overall) of the 1984 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 17 (5416th overall since 1950)
Relatives: Brother of Keith Jennings
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I knew the minute the door shut on the 1952 DeHaviland Float Plane that I was in for the adventure I had hoped for. Just hours earlier I kissed and hugged my husband and safety net goodbye as I started on a journey that most would fine unusual if not down right strange. Waiting for me at the end of my second flight and next to me on that float plane was the man, who, as a boy, at 8, hit endless tennis balls with me, and at 12, gave me my first kiss, then my second "lay" at 17 combined with 40 years of laughter, heartbreak, joy, frustration, and all the other twists that accompany an unconditional lifetime friendship. "Come to the Island," he'd beckon throughout the years. "Bring Matthew, bring the boys, bring yourself. Just come."
When I finally said "yes," I credited the poet, Edna St. Vincent Millay. After reading the story of her experimental bohemian life (where she left her husband on their New York country estate for a solo sojourn to Paris intended to last a week, which ultimately turned into a year and a half adventure, during which she continually wired her friends to "please send money!"), I decided, after tucking our boys into a two-week camp session, that four solo days in the Canadian Bush reconnecting with Peter sounded completely reasonable. (And if you're my mother, please do not read any further.)
As Jim, the bush pilot, and Scotty (unknown to me, our 30-something, "just in case we have trouble on the island" third person) spoke perfect Fargoease, we skimmed the edges of the lake gaining speed for the last leg of my journey to the infamous Island. Peter, his traveling companion who happens to be a black lab/shepherd mix named Sophie, and I, all breathed a collective sigh of relief. We were enjoying the breeze from the open windows after squeezing ourselves, drenched and glowing with heat, amongst our carefully placed provisions into the back seat of the plane known affectionately as The Beaver.
As we rose above the treetops, I began to shed layers of my day/night job otherwise known as my life and allowed myself to ease ever so lightly into Peter's casual and familiar hand gently massaging my shoulder. Guilt was not part of the setting. My husband Matthew provided the ticket and the overall blessing. "Do what feels right, Anne," he encouraged. "He knew you first, and I never want your life to be less being married to me." I almost laughed out loud as the magnitude of complete freedom washed over me. I slowly glanced sideways to start to take in the friendship tincture known all my life, simply as Peter. As the "oh yeah you know hey" and "ya don't say eh's" bantered on in front of us, I watched with awe as civilization fell away into pristine green forests surrounded by deep blue waterways as far as we could see. Not knowing what was ahead, I revisited conversations in the past regarding the island. The words "lodge," "separate cabins," "Hudson Bay blankets," "new pier" all came to mind, and I relished the idea of an idyllic Ralph Lauren setting nestled in the wilderness below me.
The anticipation shifted a tiny bit after Peter mentioned the "camp" had yet to be open for the season. Owning two Wisconsin rustic lake cottages with Matthew, I had just finished the annual chore of cleaning out all the four legged, eight legged, and other foreign ecosystems that make themselves perfectly at home in the off season. I hoped for holding on to "favored guest" not "worker bee" status.
Bouncing along our lake landing, I stretched to see where "home" would be for the next few days. We propelled toward a shoreline that was mostly tree and rock lined except for a teeny, ramshackle building perched on a small clearing at the end of the island. Peter explained that I was looking at "the sauna," once abandoned by some Finns elsewhere, then ultimately moved to its current perch. As we puttered in for our docking, my focus sharpened on all that surrounded the little shack. Sanford and Son is what first came to mind. Scattered lake accessories in all states of disrepair: buckets, ropes, overturned row boats, canoes, paddles, tools and barrels peppered the shoreline.


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Matt Martinez, Jr. passed away at 7:30PM on Friday. Here is the full release from the Greater Dallas Restaurant Association.
UPDATE: Services are as follows:
Rosary will be Wed at 7 p.m. Funeral Mass on Thursday at 11 a.m. at Thomas Aquinas Church 6306 Kenwood. Dallas, TX 75214
"Matt Martinez was a pioneer in the restaurant industry and made invaluable contributions to advancing the business interests of restaurateurs in North Texas and statewide throughout his career," said GDRA Executive Director Jamee Green. "His wife Estella and their family are in our thoughts and prayers. Matt will be missed by all of his dear friends in the restaurant community."
"I have been fortunate to know Matt Martinez, Jr. for more than 30 years, thanks to his involvement in the Texas Restaurant Association," said Richie Jackson, TRA executive vice president/CEO. "While countless Texans enjoyed his pioneering cuisine, the Association benefited tremendously from his vision, enthusiasm and willingness to share his extensive knowledge of the restaurant business. I have always enjoyed my association with Matt and will miss his entertaining stories and strong support of the Association and the Texas restaurant industry."
Mr. Martinez owned Matt"s Rancho Martinez restaurants in Lakewood and Cedar Hill and family-owned restaurants in Austin. He authored several cookbooks on Tex Mex cooking and served many dignitaries, including both former Presidents Bush and former President Lyndon B. Johnson and their wives. He also is known for introducing Julia Child to the Texas Chicken Fried Steak.
Mr. Martinez served as Texas Restaurant Association State Director from 1992 through 1995. He served on the TRA Executive Committee from 2000 to 2002 and Greater Dallas Chapter President from 1996 to 1997. He was inducted into the TRA Hall of Honor in June, 2000. Mr. Martinez was awarded the Lone Star Award for Culinary Achievement in 2007.


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Wyoming Cowboys Practice in Full Pads for the First Time This Spring
Wednesday's Practice Focused on Competitive Drills and Scrimmage Situations
Laramie, Wyo. (March 28, 2012) -- After three days of limited contact to begin spring practice, the Wyoming Cowboys donned full pads for the first time this spring on Wednesday. Wednesday's practice was also the first practice of spring that included live scrimmaging. The Pokes finished Wednesday's practice with approximately 60 plays from scrimmage.
Fourth-year head coach Dave Christensen had been looking forward to putting his team in more competitive and physical situations with the start of full-padded practices.
"It was difficult to get a lot of evaluation out of the first two practices since we were limited to non-padded practices," said Christensen. "On Monday, we got the guys in shoulder pads and were able to begin to evaluate a little bit better the physical nature of how our players practiced. Now that we have pads on the focus will be on competing, We'll score each scrimmage situation, and we'll score each of our competitive drills against one another. We want to create as many competitive situations as we can on the days we are in pads.
"We're putting in a lot of schemes in these early practices, and we've got some guys playing different spots, so there is a lot of learning going on. What we have to be able to do from practice to practice as coaches is to correct mistakes with players and make sure they are learning to do things the right way.
"On Wednesday, we mixed in some live scrimmaging in the second half of practice. We got about 32 reps in the scrimmage for our No. 1s and 2s for a total of a little over 60 plays."
One of the players who will see increased repetitions this spring is junior quarterback Colby Kirkegaard. With 2011 Mountain West Freshman of the Year Brett Smith being held out of any contact drills, Kirkegaard will have an opportunity to gain valuable experience.
"Colby (Kirkegaard) has made nice progress throughout last season and this spring," said Christensen. "I think he has gotten better each practice. This is a very valuable time for him to get all these reps with the No. 1 offense. The live scrimmage situations will provide vital experience for him. He won't be live in terms of the defense hitting him, but everything around him will be live. He will take all the reps with the No. 1 offense and a few of the reps with the second group."
Another area of the offense that Christensen is looking forward to seeing develop this spring is the receiving corps, which is minus senior Chris McNeill, who is recovering from an injury. The Cowboys return their top three receivers from 2011 in sophomore Dominic Rufran (44 receptions for 402 yards), junior Robert Herron (43 catches for 379 yards) and McNeill (42 receptions for 504 yards in nine games prior to suffering a season-ending injury). The three will provide a very balanced receiving corps this coming season, but the depth will be provided by a group of young players.
"We're playing a lot of young guys, but they continue to improve," said Christensen. "We have a senior in James Caraway, who has moved over from cornerback and is learning the position. Eric Nzeocha is a new freshman who joined us at semester. I think those guys pick up new things each day. Rufran and (Trey) Norman are young guys who played for us last year, and they are making good progress. Robert (Herron) has had a good camp. He needs to be more of an impact player for us next year. We need him to utilize his speed and gain us yards after the catch, but he's done well this spring. When we get Chris (McNeill) back, we will rely on him more, and then we have a couple young guys coming in this summer who we think may be able to help us next year."
The defense had the upper hand in Wednesday's scrimmage portion of practice, highlighted by two interceptions. Sophomore cornerback DeAndre Jones intercepted sophomore quarterback Josh Smith and returned the interception 29 yards. Junior linebacker J.J. Quinlan intercepted Kirkegaard and returned it 12 yards. The defense also recorded three sacks -- one by outside linebacker Todd Knight and two by defensive end Jeff Roueche.
"The defense won the scrimmage, dominated the scrimmage today, but that is to be expected as we're missing quite a few key offensive players," said Christensen. "The final score was something like 40-10, but when you throw interceptions those tally up points in a hurry. It was good work. We'll grade the film in the morning and watch it with the kids tomorrow afternoon. Then we'll make adjustments after that.
"Defensively, we were able to get some pressure on the quarterback and force some turnovers, which was huge and we want to continue to do that.
"I thought at times Colby (Kirkegaard) did a nice job of managing the offense. We had a some breakdowns up front in a couple situations. We had three or four penalties on the No. 1 offense, which was not good. They had some good things going and then had a penalty, so we've got to eliminate those penalties.
"I thought there were some good performances out there. I'll have a better idea tomorrow after we grade the film."
One of the bright spots in the first scrimmage was the kicking game. Sophomore place-kicker Daniel Sullivan was four of five on the day, including successful kicks of 42, 38, 42 and 30 yards. His only miss was a 33-yard attempt, but that miss followed a bad snap from center. Sophomore Stuart Williams connected on four of five, as well, making field goals of 42, 30 and 33 yards. His only miss came from 42 yards out.
"Daniel (Sullivan) did kick the ball extremely well, I think he only missed one time today," said Christensen. "He has been about 95 percent (successful) all spring. He went to a kicking camp over spring break and came back with a live leg. He's a lot more consistent and a lot more confident. Stuart (Williams) is hampered a little bit right now with a pulled hamstring."
Freshman punter Tim Gleeson also had a strong day. He punted four times for 46, 43, 42 and 78 yards.
"He (Tim Gleeson) punted well," said Christensen. "He's got a live leg. He's a young man who's got to continue to work on his fundamentals. When he gets more consistent with his drop, he'll be more consistent as a punter. Tim certainly has the leg strength, and even on the balls where he has bad mechanics the ball still sails pretty good. I feel good about getting him in here.
"I think it's been good for all of our kickers to get outside these first four practices."
Wyoming's next practice will be Friday, March 30.
"We'll have the same type of practice on Friday -- finish up with some scrimmaging -- so we'll be able to get another good evaluation in this week," said Christensen.
Wyoming's three full spring scrimmages will be held on: Wednesday, April 4; Wednesday, April 11; and Saturday, April 21, and will be open to the public.
2012 University of Wyoming Football Spring Practice Schedule
Wednesday, March 21 3:30 p.m. (Non-contact, Practice #1)
Friday, March 23 3:30 p.m. (Non-contact, Practice #2)
Monday, March 26 3:30 p.m. (Shoulder Pads, Practice #3)
Wednesday, March 28 3:30 p.m. (Pads, Practice #4)
Friday, March 30 3:30 p.m. (Pads, Practice #5)
Monday, April 2 3:30 p.m. (Pads, Practice #6)
Wednesday, April 4 3:30 p.m. (Scrimmage #1, Practice #7)
Thursday, April 5 3:30 p.m. (Non-contact, Practice #8)
EASTER BREAK: Friday, April 6 Through Sunday, April 8
Monday, April 9 3:30 p.m. (Pads, Practice #9)
Wednesday, April 11 3:30 p.m. (Scrimmage #2, Practice #10)
Friday, April 13 3:30 p.m. (Pads, Practice #11)
Monday, April 16 3:30 p.m. (Pads, Practice #12)
Wednesday, April 18 3:30 p.m. (Shoulder Pads, Practice #13)
Friday, April 20 3:30 p.m. (Non-contact, Practice #14)
Saturday, April 21 2:00 p.m. (Scrimmage #3, Practice, #15)
Tim Harkins
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University of Wyoming
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Day 1: Arrive in Guilin. Upon Arriving at Guilin, be met and transferred to your hotel with private vehicle and tour guide.
Day 2: Guilin. Full day tours to the Elephant Trunk Hill. Located at the conjunction of the Li River and the Peach Blossom River, the whole hill looks very much like a giant elephant with a long trunk, it is the symbol of Guilin city. Fubo Hill - You can see lots of rock stone carvings and Buddha statues since Tang Dynasty. Have a wonderful bird's-eye view of Guilin city if you climb to the summit. Reed Flute Cave known as "the Palace of Natural Arts" where you can see beautiful stalactites and stalagmites, learn how they are formed, than visit the Seven Star Park with lunch. where you can see a giant Panda Meimei, the Camel Hill, Bonsai Garden and more sites if you are energetic enough to climb some hills. Includes: (B), (L).
Day 3: Guilin. Full day Li River Cruise to Yangshuo with lunch aboard. Li River Cruise: Depart from your hotel in the morning. Be transferred to the Zhujiang Pier(about 1 hour drive)for a 4.5 hours wonderful cruise. You will enjoy the picturesque mountains, peaceful green fields, farms and villages with water buffalos, cows wondering around on both sides of the river bank. Disembark at the one-thousand-year-old town Yangshuo in the afternoon. Free at leisure to explore the old town after check-in your hotel. Includes: (B), (L).
Day 4: Guilin - Exit. In the morning, to be transferred (or biking via country road) through the countryside with rice paddies to visit the Ancient Banyan tree Park and the Moon Hill, you may also climb 890 steps up to the moon hill to see the beautiful scenery. Be transferred back to the airport in the afternoon. Includes: (B), (L).
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Boston Red Sox fans can breathe a deep sigh of relief as second baseman Dustin Pedroia found out on Monday that his wrist is not fractured but he will have to have more tests done. The injury helps explain why Pedroia has been off to such a sluggish start, only batting .236 with one lone run batted in.
The Red Sox had an off day on Monday which came at a good time. The team has lost seven of their last ten games included three out of four to the rival New York Yankees this past weekend.
Tuesday will start a string of 13 games in a row without a day off which will include what is sure to be an emotional Patriot's Day celebration next Monday. The Red Sox will kick it all off with a three game set with the Chicago White Sox on the road. The White Sox have scored more runs than any other team in baseball, but the good news is that they also have the second worst earned run average in the game.
Jake Peavy will take the mound on Tuesday against 24 year old Erik Johnson.