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Recipe: Jungle Stew
- Use: Teaches you how to cook Jungle Stew.
Jungle Stew
- Use: Restores 1,350 health over 27 sec. Must remain seated while eating. If you spend at least 10 seconds eating you will become well fed and gain 8 Stamina and Spirit for 15 min.
- Requires Level 25
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Innovative iOS game, Badland, just updated with a new Halloween theme, four new multiplayer characters, and a new level. In addition, the update drops the price to $0.99, giving us all a chance to discover the scary action for 75 percent off the regular price.
This is the first time the developer has dropped the price so far, so be sure to check it out if you have a buck to spare; it's worth it.


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Lady Frankenstein is the 1971 horror film. Dr. Frankenstein is trying to create life while his daughter Tania has finished her studies. Both Dr. Frankenstein and Dr. Marshall succeed in creating life, but the being kills Frankenstein and escapes. Tania and Marshall decide to solve the problem by transferring Marshall's brain into Thomas' brain and kill him. They then resurrect him and pit him against the monster. Meanwhile, the villagers decide to take matters into their own hands. Who will kill the monster first?
It's a decent movie that is not as exploitive as it may seem. In fact, Dr. Frankenstein is killed and is replaced by his daughter. Horror fans looking for a stricter adaptation may be angered by this. At the very least, it mentions that it would have been hard for Tania to become a doctor at the time. Tania's and Dr. Marshall's plan is unique but stupid, as Thomas could easily become as uncontrollable as the first creature. The ending is flawed as we don't see any hints that Marshall can't control himself. Honolulu horror fans should rent this movie first.
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I've been reading about the family in Orem who is ordered to give their adopted child back to the Dad after she was essentially stolen from him under Utah's horrific adoption laws, but I wondered in a situation like that where the child was sealed to them and they have to return the child to her parent would that affect the sealing in any way?
Failed adoptions and temple sealings
Seriously?!?!? Ugh.
There should be. The biomom in this case is the instigator. What a horrible thing to do to her husband, her child's father, and the potential adoptive family. None of this mess would have happened if the biomom hadn't behaved as she did. Disgusting.
ETA: The adoption agency in this case is also sounding pretty darn awful. It should have been obvious that you don't allow a mother to do what that biomom did.
I read that article and IMO the biomom and the adoptive parents are horrible human beings, and the agency ought to be shut down. My heart goes out to the child and her father.
O wad some Pow'r the giftie gie us
To see oursels as ithers see us!
And I guessed the right agency. I've heard LOTS of shady stuff has happened with them. They're horrible. :(
"Courage is the most important of all the virtures because without courage, you cannot practice any other virture consistently." ~Maya Angelou
I've been following this blog for awhile: www.getbabyjackback.com/
He and his girlfriend got pregnant (Colorado residents), they didn't plan on getting married, but planned on sharing custody. He had a nursery put together and everything. She ended up going to Utah and giving birth and placing the baby. As soon as he found out she had the baby in Utah, he filed paternity. It was too late. In Utah, you only have a few days, and he didn't even know she had given birth in that time frame (she delivered early).
He's been fighting for awhile to get his son back, but Utah denied him. So yes, while this current case clearly violates Utah laws, most of their laws favor the adoptive parent and not the biological father.
To love or have loved, thAt is enough.
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Once the baby was placed with the parents they could just not hand the baby over. They could agree to not fight it.
I did adoptions for three years in Idaho ahd when we were considering moving back to Utah I said I would never do adoptions there.
Utah's laws are awful.
LDSFS in Idaho lost a law suit and the adoption was over turned for something similar to this although parents weren't married. I find it sad that the church supports these laws and these adoptions.
I've also been following Jake Strickland's story. However, they were both living in Utah when this happened (it was another adoption gone wrong that happened in Colorado). That story is very heartbreaking because it is clear from texts, involvment in doctor appointments, and Whitney's interaction with the family that she knew Jake wanted to parent. He filed the moment he knew the baby was born (which was earlier than the scheduled c/s that Jake knew about). Unfortunately Whitney lied and said the baby hadn't been born yet - and yet he had already be placed. SICK! It looks like they have another court appearance in a few weeks.


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- West Country (E)
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X Factor Showdown
It's a big weekend for our X-Factor contestants. George Shelley, from Clevedon, who's part of boyband Union J, and Swindon supermarket worker Jahmene Douglas are both through to the semi finals of the ITV1 show.
Live updates
X factor finalist to switch on Swindon's Christmas lights
More than twenty thousand people are expected in Swindon this evening as X-factor finalist Jahmene Douglas turns on his hometown's Christmas lights. Organisers are advising of heavy traffic throughout the day.
Swindon's Jahmene Douglas sings outside Number 10
The three X Factor finalists switched on the Christmas Lights in Downing Street this evening. Swindon's Jahmene Douglas is gearing up for the finals this Saturday.
X Factor stars switch on Downing Street Christmas lights
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Union J's dreams over but Jahmene's in the final
Good luck to the West's X Factor semi-finalists
Don't forget to tune into X Factor tonight to see Jahmene Douglas from Swindon, and Clevedon's George Shelley take part in the semi-finals.
It's on ITV1 at 8pm, with the results show tomorrow at the same time.
X factor's George Shelley heads for the semis
George Shelley from Clevedon in North Somerset is part of the boyband Union J. And if they win through this weekend's semi-finals they will have a chance of claiming television''s top talent show prize. The band has become a favourite with schoolgirls.
And George's mum says her home has become beseiged with presents for her pop-star son. Robert Murphy reports
Jahmeme thanks fans for X-Factor support
Swindon's Jaheme Douglas has thanked fans on Twitter for voting him through to the semi-finals of the X-Factor. The 21 year old made it through along with James Arthur, Union J and Gareth Maloney after viewers decided to send Rylan home.
Jahmene thanks fans for another week on X Factor
Swindon's X-Factor star thanks voters after surviving another week
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Our X Factor hopefuls ready for 'Love and Heartbreak'
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Union J's dreams over but Jahmene's in the final
Boy band Union J have been knocked out of the semi-final on X Factor in a public vote but Jahmene Douglas is through to the final three
Our X Factor hopefuls ready for 'Love and Heartbreak'
It's going to be another nerve-wracking weekend for all our X Factor contestants in the second weekend of live shows.


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By John A. Huffman, Jr.
Thursday, December 01, 2005
So if anyone is in Christ, there is a new creation: everything old has passed away; see, everything has become new!"
All this evening, we have been lighting various Advent candles. One of them stands for the Wise Men.
I have a Christmas Eve question for you. Do you know what would have happened if it had been Wise Women instead of Wise Men?
1. They would have asked directions.
2. They would have arrived on time.
3. They would have delivered the baby.
4. They would have cleaned the stable.
5. They would have made a casserole.
6. They would have brought practical gifts.
Let's talk for a moment about practical gifts.
I've been fascinated by the "extreme-makeover" approaches we are seeing on TV. You've seen them, haven't you?
One morning, on the Today Show, they took a somewhat ordinary-looking woman, sent her off to another room and, later, on that same three-hour show, brought her back with a whole new look: hairdo, makeup, clothes and accessories.
One day, on the Jane Pauley Show, they had an Afro-American couple who had been married some thirty years. I guess this caught my attention because he was a pastor and she the pastor's wife. They surprised this couple by completely redoing their bedroom. To top it off, they sent them off on a second honeymoon to Hawaii.
The December 20, 2004 issue of TIME has an article describing one of the top ten television shows, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. It told the story of Alice Harris of South Central Los Angeles, who remembers the day the good people from ABC volunteered to demolish her house. In 2003, a flood had left the community activist and her family, who had no insurance, living in one bedroom. Worst of all, the waters had ruined a stash of Christmas toys Harris had collected for poor kids. Harris said, "I figured no one was going to come to Watts and help us. No one had ever done that." But Extreme Makeover: Home Edition found her. It's bullhorn-wielding host, Ty Pennington, shipped Harris and her family off for a week's vacation in Carlsbad, California. A hundred workers and neighbors tore her home down to the foundation and built a new, bigger one. They replaced the Christmas toys and donated appliances, mattresses and landscaping to her flood-stricken neighbors. They even threw in a basketball court for the neighborhood kids.
That's an extreme makeover, isn't it!
All three of these extreme makeovers have something in common. What is it? An outsider comes in with a one-two-three program.


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Here are the songs for the Billboard Hot 100 Charts for week July 26, 2014
1. Rude by MAGIC!
2. Fancy by Iggy Azalea Featuring Charli XCX
3. Problem by Ariana Grande Featuring Iggy Azalea
4. Am I Wrong by Nico & Vinz
5. Stay With Me by Sam Smith
6. Wiggle by Jason Derula Featuring Snoop Dogg
7. All Of Me by John Legend
8. Maps by Maroon 5
9. Summer by Calvin Harris
10. Latch by Disclosure Featuring Sam Smith
11. Dirt by Florida Georgia Line
12. Happy by Pharrell Williams
13. Chandelier by Sia
14. Turn Down For What by DJ Snake & Lil Jon
15. Dark Horse by Katy Perry Featuring Juicy J
16. Boom Clap by Charli XCX
17. Love Runs Out by OneRepublic
18. Classic by MKTO
19. BReak Free by Ariana Grande Featuring Zedd
20. Aint It Fun by Paramore
21. Shower by Becky G
22. Loyal by Chris Brown Featuring Lil Wayne & French Montana Or Too
23. Bailando by Enrique Iglesias Featuring Descemer Bueno & Gente de Zona
24. American Kids by Kenny Chesney
25. Na Na by Trey Songz
26. Counting Stars by OneRepublic
27. 2 On by Tinashe Featuring ScHoolboy Q
28. Pompeii by Bastille
29. Drunk On A Plane by Dierks Bentley
30. Talk Dirty by Jason Derula Featuring 2 Chainz
31. Come With Me Now by KONGOS
32. Rather Be by Clean Bandit Featuring Jess Glynne
33. Beachin' by Jake Owen
34. Not A Bad Thing by Justin Timberlake
35. Believe Me by Lil Wayne Featuring Drake
36. Bartender by Lady Antebellum
37. Me And My Broken Heart by Rixton
38. Really Don't Care by Demi Lovato Featuring Cher Lloyd
39. This Is How We Roll by Florida Georgia Line Ft. Jason Derulo & Luke Bryan
40. I Don't Dance by Lee Brice
41. Sing by Ed Sheeran
42. Yeah by Joe Nichols
43. Bo$$ by Fifthe Harmony
44. Let It Go by Idina Menzel
45. Pills N Potions by Nicki Minaj
46. Play It Again by Luke Bryan
47. Somethin' Bad by Miranda Lambert Duet With Carrie Underwood
48. Best Day Of My Life by American Authors
49. Wasted by Tiesto Featuring Matthew Koma
50. Who I Am With You by Chris Young
51. A Sky Full Of Stars by Coldplay
52. We Dem Boyz by Wiz Khalifa
53. Studio by ScHoolboy Q Featuring BJ The Chicago Kid
54. Whiskey In My Water by Tyler Farr
55. Love Never Felt So Good by Michael Jackson & Justin Timberlake
56. Come Get It Bae by Pharrell Williams
57. Habits by(Stay High) by Tove Lo
58. Birthday by Katy Perry
59. River Bank by Brad Paisley
60. My Eyes by Blake Shelton Featuring Gwen Sebastian
61. Or Nah by Ty Dolla $ign Featuring Wiz Khalifa & DJ Mustard
62. Meanwhile Back At Mama's by Tim McGraw Featuring Faith Hill
63. Main Chick by Kid Ink Featuring Chris Brown
64. We Are Tonight by Billy Currington
65. Black Widow by Iggy Azalea Featuring Rita Ora
66. You & I (Nobody In the World) by John Legend
67. Na Mediocre T.I. Featuring Iggy Azalea
68. Girls Chase Boys by Ingrid Michaelson
69. Try by Colbie Caillat
70. Dare by (La La La) by Shakira
71. Don't Tell 'Em by Jeremih Featuring YG
72. She Looks Perfect by 5 Seconds Of Summer
73.Leave The Night On by Sam Hunt
74. Where It's At (Yep, Yep) by Dustin Lynch
75. Work by Iggy Azalea
76. Trumpets by Jason Derulo
77. Cut Her Off by KCamp Featuring 2 Chainz
78. Tennis Court by Lorde
79. Good Kisser by Usher
80. Who Do You Love? by YG Featuring Drake
81. I'm Ready by AJR
82. Trophies by Young Money Featuring Drake
83. Ready Set Roll by Chase Rice
84. All About That Bass by Meghan Trainor
85. Riptide by Vance Joy
86. Don't Ed Sheeran
87. Cool Kids by Echosmith
88. Song About A Girl by Eric Paslay
89.V. 3005 by Childish Gambino
90. Move That Doh by Future Featuring Pharrell, Pusha T & Casino
91. Hope You Get Lonely Tonight by Cole Swindell
92. Foreign by Trey Songz
93. Amnesia by 5 Seconds Of Summer
94. Small Town Throwdown by Brantley Gilbert Featuring Justin Moore & Thomas Rhett
95. Fight Night by Migos
96.Chainsaw by The Band Perry
97. She Twerkin by Ca$h Out
98. She Twerkin by Ca$h Out
99. Dust by Eli Young Band
100. Sunshine & Whiskey by Frankie Ballard
Recommended links: www.billboard.com
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Featured Microscopist: Thomas J. Deerinck
The Nikon MicroscopyU featured microscopist is accomplished research scientist Thomas J. Deerinck. Originally trained in electron microscopy, Deerinck has spent the last 25 years working to develop methods for high-resolution biological imaging in the Department of Neuroscience and the National Center for Microscopy and Imaging Research at the University of California, San Diego. Some of the specific research projects that Deerinck is currently involved with include investigating genetically encoded labels for light and electron microscopic observations and developing techniques to allow for high resolution imaging of biologically important structures in the central nervous system.
Working in collaboration with a vast array of preeminent scientists over the years, Deerinck has co-authored more than 150 scientific articles, technical reports, book chapters, and abstracts. He has also been a guest lecturer at the prestigious Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York, where he shared his expertise in the principles of electron microscopy and biological electron tomography. Over the course of his career, Deerinck has worked with many noted microscopists including Mark Ellisman and Roger Tsien.
Interview and Digital Image Gallery
Interview with Thomas J. Deerinck - Meet our featured microscopist and learn how he became interested in microscopy, photomicrography, and digital imaging.
Digital Images of Thomas J. Deerinck - View the microscopic world through Tom Deerinck's eyes with these beautiful digital images from his collection of digital images captured with widefield, two-photon, and confocal microscopes.
Deerinck's vast experience in cutting edge microscopy methods is clearly demonstrated in his stunning collection of digital images. His skill was first recognized by the Nikon Small World Competition in 2002, when he won first prize for an image of a saggital section of rat cerebellum captured utilizing fluorescence and confocal techniques. Many remarkable examples of his impressive microscopy efforts are included in the Digital Image Gallery.
Past Nikon MicroscopyU Featured Microscopists
Stephen W. Paddock - Our featured microscopist for Spring 2002 was Dr. Stephen W. Paddock from the University of Wisconsin. Dr. Paddock has an extensive background in the biological sciences, and he has authored numerous publications on such topics as advanced applications for microscopy, digital and video imaging, photomicrography in biological and biomedical research, and specialized techniques in confocal laser scanning microscopy.
James E. Hayden, RBP, FBCA - Our featured microscopist for 2001 was noted microscopist James E. Hayden RBP, FBCA, a freelance photomicrographer and owner of Bio-Graphics, a business in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania specializing in scientific/biological imaging and consulting.


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SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. – The UCLA football team participated in its 10th practice of training camp with an afternoon session in shells on Tuesday.
The practice was the 10th of 16 at the off campus site. All practices in San Bernardino are open to the public. The Bruins will meet again for the first of two practices on Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. The two-a-day is the third of camp for UCLA.
The Bruins' 2014 football season kicks off on Saturday, Aug. 30 at Noon ET, at Virginia. UCLA's home opener will take place on Saturday, Sept. 6 at 7pm at the Rose Bowl against Memphis. Season tickets for the 2014 season are on sale now at uclabruins.com/tickets. The Bruins have six home games at the Rose Bowl in 2014 – Sept. 6 vs. Memphis, Oct. 4 vs. Utah, Oct. 11 vs. Oregon, Nov. 1 vs. Arizona, Nov. 22 vs. USC and Nov. 28 vs. Stanford.


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Tinuola Awopetu (Comments) https://blogs.oracle.com/tinuola/feed/comments/atom 2014-03-25T20:09:54+00:00 Apache Roller https://blogs.oracle.com/tinuola/entry/netbeans_uml_plugin_revival#comment-1395755012709 Re: A NetBeans UML Plugin Revival in Serbia Zoran Sevarac 2014-03-25T13:43:32+00:00 2014-03-25T13:43:32+00:00
Hi,

At the moment its runing on 7.3.1 but it will be moved to 8.0 soon, released till the end of May. I guess you can check it out and rebuild on 8.0 without any issues.

Zoran
 https://blogs.oracle.com/tinuola/entry/netbeans_uml_plugin_revival#comment-1395594940813 Re: A NetBeans UML Plugin Revival in Serbia guest 2014-03-23T17:15:40+00:00 2014-03-23T17:15:40+00:00
Hi,
 Is UML plugin already available for netbeans 7.4 or 8?
 tks
 https://blogs.oracle.com/tinuola/entry/java_in_africa_series_mark#comment-1378791260367 Re: Java in Africa Series: Mark Clarke, Jozi JUG Joseph Myalla 2013-09-10T05:34:20+00:00 2013-09-10T05:34:20+00:00
great article
 https://blogs.oracle.com/tinuola/entry/jmonkeyengine_quorum_netbeans#comment-1378203525764 Re: On Games and Learning Languages - jMonkeyEngine and Quorum Tinu 2013-09-03T10:18:45+00:00 2013-09-03T10:18:45+00:00
You can go to the jMonkeyEngine community site: http://hub.jmonkeyengine.org/introduction/team/
 https://blogs.oracle.com/tinuola/entry/a_mid_summer_netbeans_update#comment-1378203371993 Re: A Mid-Summer NetBeans Update Tinu 2013-09-03T10:16:11+00:00 2013-09-03T10:16:11+00:00
The link is correct. It shows all positive comments about NetBeans that are tracked on Twitter. You'll have to go through the list to find comments related to Beta.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/tinuola/entry/best_tips_for_attending_javaone#comment-1378186236735 Re: Best Tips for Attending JavaOne mark stephens 2013-09-03T05:30:36+00:00 2013-09-03T05:30:36+00:00
While I definitely agree with the sentiment of "Stick to a theme", I also think you should go to an introductory session on something you know nothing about...

At the very least it might get you to think about something in a new way or confirm your 'prejudices' but there are lots of very flexible,exciting Java technologies out there which are worth at least knowing about.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/tinuola/entry/jmonkeyengine_quorum_netbeans#comment-1377703522092 Re: On Games and Learning Languages - jMonkeyEngine and Quorum guest 2013-08-28T15:25:22+00:00 2013-08-28T15:25:22+00:00
How do I connect to her?
 https://blogs.oracle.com/tinuola/entry/netbeans_uml_plugin_revival#comment-1374593371314 Re: A NetBeans UML Plugin Revival in Serbia mccorb 2013-07-23T15:29:31+00:00 2013-07-23T15:29:31+00:00
Are you planning on adding reverse engineering features to this plugin so that I can select some existing project and have the tool generate the UML class diagrams for me?

As a consultant/contractor I am always working on other peoples code for which UML diagrams do not exist and the ability to visualize the original authors class hierarchy quickly and easily is the most important thing. Rarely do I have the luxury of working on a new project.

Thanks
 https://blogs.oracle.com/tinuola/entry/a_mid_summer_netbeans_update#comment-1374501772593 Re: A Mid-Summer NetBeans Update Petr Jiricka 2013-07-22T14:02:52+00:00 2013-07-22T14:02:52+00:00
The link to the twitter feed goes to https://twitter.com/favorites - is that really intended? What is the right link?
 https://blogs.oracle.com/tinuola/entry/jarda_tulach_on_the_slopes#comment-1365500277886 Re: Jarda Tulach on the Slopes guest 2013-04-09T09:37:57+00:00 2013-04-09T09:37:57+00:00
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|Formation and Administration of an SCS Chapter
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and must be signed by at least three SCS members with voting rights. This
submission has to include an agreement of the proposed Chapter to
SCS-bylaws, a summary of the Chapter's proposed policies and procedures as
well as it's financial regulations. The Application has to be reviewed and
accepted by the Steering Committee of a Member Council and to be approved by
the Board of Directors. Within one year after official approval the officers
of a Chapter have to be elected or approved (according to SCS election
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The hypocritical unorthodox sexual lifestyles of doctors which are often filled with kinky sex, booze, and drugs is often a very popular theme in Hollywood movies because there is so much truth to this theme. A medical student, Elizabeth Raine, has come forward to add a new chapter to considerations of what's really going on with sex behind the scenes in America's medical schools. At 27 years old Raine is planning to sell her virginity with the current highest bid standing at $550 000 reported Scallywag and Vagabond on May 1, 2014.
Raine has said she enjoys the intellectual discussions which her auction offers. She is apparently also going to enjoy the huge profits from the sale of her virginity. However, she claims she doesn't actually not need the money and money has not
been the only motivator for the sale of her virginity. She insists her critics are off the mark and condescending. Raine has two bachelor's degrees in biology and engineering and she is now completing a combined MD/PhD program.
Raine has been working on this project for over a year. It is a deeply personal venture for her. After the bidding is over the winner will enjoy a 12 hour date with Raine in Australia because of the country's apparent lax prostitution laws. Raine has expressed the feeling that she thinks it is wrong for our society to be so quick to judge and comment on how others, particularly women, conduct their lives. She doesn't think this does anybody any good.
The medical student selling her virginity has simply been using the name Elizabeth Raine to protect her identity reports The Huffington Post. She recently made her face public for the first time. She hopes this will help attract bids from customers who may be otherwise skeptical. Raine says the current top bid posted on her website is $300,000. However, she has said she's received bids near $550,000 which she is in the process of confirming.
At times Raine has said financial gain is a primary reason for selling her alleged purity. However, she also adds adventure, eroticism, scandal, and the chance to challenge everyday norms about virginity as playing into her decision to do this. Raine feels she has gone through a personal transformation because of the open sale of her virginity. She feels more educated about prostitution and virginity.
The winner of her virginity will have to provide Raine with evidence that he has no sexually transmitted diseases. He also has to be willing to wear a condom and he may not be under the influence of booze or drugs during the sexual encounter. He also has to agree not to attempt anal sex or to treat her violently. Raine said she will consider kissing the winning bidder. She even holds out some hope love could come from this encounter. This is all very interesting and opens up considerations for new research into what love between a man and woman is really all about anyway.


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The New York Islanders will have to wait for another day to clinch the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. Meanwhile, the Red Wings, fueled by two goals from Sergei Fedorov and timely saves from Curtis Joseph, moved two points closer to top spot in the West with a 5-2 win over the Islanders in the last regular season game at Joe Louis Arena.
Fedorov opened the scoring less than three minutes into the game. Brendan Shanahan made a good pass to Fedorov flying up the middle of the ice. Fedorov split between two Islanders defenseman and backhanded a shot right through young goalie Rick DiPietro. "It was great for us to get the first goal, because those guys are fighting for a playoff spot," Fedorov said.
Joseph maintained his team's fragile lead after a miscue by the Wings' defense allowed the Islanders to charge in on net. With a flying poke check, Joseph knocked the puck away, then scrambled out of the crease after it, grabbing it and covering it up near the top of the left faceoff circle to force the stop in play.
Kris Draper increased Detroit's lead to two goals with 12:44 left in the first. Kirk Maltby centered a pass to Draper from the right boards, and Draper tipped it in from right in front of the goal crease. It didn't look like much of a scoring chance, but DiPietro had come out of the net to play the puck away from Darren McCarty just a second before it got to Maltby, and he hadn't quite gotten back into position to stop Draper's tip.
The Red Wings got their first power play opportunity of the game shortly thereafter, when Oleg Kvasha was sent to the box for tripping, and Fedorov added his second goal of the night. He held the puck in at the right point on an attempted clear by the Islanders, then shot the puck on net. DiPietro was being screened by Tomas Holmstrom, and the puck deflected up and into the net.
The Islanders finally got on the board late in the period. Kvasha carried the puck into Detroit's zone and threw it towards the net. It took a strange bounce out of Joseph's field of vision, and Alexei Yashin was able to backhand it into the net.
The Red Wings' second power play goal of the night came midway through the second period. Steve Yzerman sent a pass across to Mathieu Schneider at the left point, and Schneider one-timed a hard shot which beat DiPietro through the five-hole.
New York again scored late in the second period to cut their deficit to two goals. Chris Chelios was in the penalty box for holding. Yashin carried the puck over the blue line and let fly a hard shot. The puck changed direction slightly when it deflected off the stick of Kirk Maltby, and it flew up and into the net.
The Islanders weren't able to take any momentum from the late goal into the third period, however. The Red Wings shut them down completely. "I thought we played great in the third period," said Joseph, who only had to stop two shots during the final twenty minutes.
Luc Robitaille put the game away for good with 3:58 left to play. Igor Larionov made the onside pass which sent Robitaille up the ice on a clear-cut breakaway, and Robitaille put the puck high over DiPietro's shoulder.
Shots on net totaled 23 for New York and 27 for Detroit. The Red Wings will close out the regular season on the road, beginning tomorrow night with a visit to the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Notes: Jiri Fischer was examined by team doctors today and found to be nearly ready to go. Dave Lewis isn't taking any chances with his young defenseman's knee, however. Fischer will not play in either of the games this weekend, but will likely return early in the first playoff round.... Fedorov's two goals were the 398th and 399th of his career.... The team announced today that negotiations to sign Fedorov to a new contract would be put on hold until after the playoffs. Fedorov shrugged it off. "All my focus is on hockey and finishing the season on a good note and see where we end up," he said. "I don't want to be the center of attention before playoffs start, I just want to do my job." Of course, if he wants to make himself the center of attention DURING the playoffs, with plenty of scoring and excellent defensive play, who are we to argue?
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Texas Tech outside receivers coach Tommy Mainord.
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Tommy Mainord begins his third season as Texas Tech's outside receivers coach after joining the Red Raiders from Lamar University in February of 2010.
The 2011 Red Raiders featured the seventh best passing offense in nation as Texas Tech rang up 4,145 yards passing. A total of 13 different receivers totaled 10 or more catches over the course of the season and were by Eric Ward's 84 catches for 800 yards.
In Mainord's first year at Tech, the Red Raiders piled up 4,146 receiving yards along with 39 touchdowns. Mainord also tutored one of the most dynamic receivers in the nation in Lyle Leong. Leong finished the 2010 season with 19 touchdown catches, which was the second most in the country.
Mainord was named offensive coordinator at Lamar in September of 2008 as the Cardinals began preparations for their return to the gridiron in 2010. Lamar had not fielded a football program in over 20 years.
Prior to his stint at Lamar, he served as the co-offensive coordinator at Sam Houston State in 2008 while recruiting west Houston for the Bearkats. Mainord coached D.D. Terry who rushed for a school-record 1,328 yards to rank seventh nationally among football championship subdivision schools and led the Southland Conference with 132.8 yards per game. He was also a first team All-Southland pick and one of 16 finalists for the Walter Payton Award as the Division I FCS Offensive Player of the Year.
Mainord came to Sam Houston after working the previous six years as an assistant coach at his alma mater, Tarleton State. He served as a student assistant and graduate assistant before taking over as quarterbacks and running backs coach for the Texans in 2002.
In 2004, he coached both quarterbacks and running backs, including Derrick Ross who earned NCAA Division II honorable mention All-America honors and was an NCAA All-Region and All-Lone Star Conference first team selection as well. Ross gained 1,560 yards in 10 games. His yardage was the best rushing total by an LSC back in 14 seasons. Mainord produced two All-LSC running backs in 2003 (Joe Morrison and Carl Steward) as the Texans went 8-4 to claim a second consecutive LSC North Division title. Morrison was a first team selection while Steward earned second team honors.
Tarleton State rolled up 1,773 yards and scored 24 touchdowns on the ground in 2001 as the Texans went 10-3 to earn a No. 10 national ranking and advance to the NCAA Division II quarterfinals. In 2000, Mainord's running backs gained more than 1,675 yards.
Mainord played varsity baseball at TSU before joining the Texan football program as a student assistant coach in 1999. He earned both a bachelor's degree in health and sports science (2000) and a masters degree in education (2001) from Tarleton State.
Mainord is the son of former Texas Tech assistant coach Carlos Mainord who spent 15 total seasons with the Red Raiders.
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Having troubles installing my rear facing car seat
My almost 11 month old daughter is too big for her infant seat and I have bought a convertible rear facing seat. I followed the instruction manual and according to it, Im installing it correctly. However, I dont feel like its secure. I have it rear facing with the latch system. It doesnt move more than an inch side to side like suggested. However, if you put your hand on the back of the car seat where her head would be and pull it towards the back of the car, the car seat comes forward. So if i were to be in an accident hit from behing, its like the car seat would tip forward. Has anyone had this issue? How do I solve this??
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I guess the next thing I would do is call your pedi and ask if they know someone in the area who does car seat checks. It sounds like your teather needs to be hooked up. You could also try youtube - I found an installation video there, or the Car Seat group on the BBC community is pretty helpful - they usually can tell you about your specific car seat and vehicle.posted 01/31/2014 by clark27
It has a strap on the back of the car seat that isnt hooked to anything. I assumed that was for when it was forward facing. I think a little give is normal also but this moves a good foot forward. I have called my local police departments and fire stations and they dont offer that service anymore unfortunately!posted 01/31/2014 by akhissong
I think a little give in the car seat is normal from front to back. Does your car seat have a teather? I also like to have mine checked at the police station.posted 01/31/2014 by clark27
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Hard to believe that in all those years Daniel Radcliffe was Harry Potter he never had occasion to greet his rabid fans at San Diego Comic-Con. This despite there being a sizable number of attendees dressed as Hogwarts faculty and alumni, mixed with the occasional Death Eater. But Radcliffe will be making a trip to Comic-Con later this month, and the film that finally got him there is Horns. To help tease his appearance the first trailer for the film has been released and it promises a Radcliffe you've never seen before.
Horns is based on the popular novel by Joe Hill, and those who have read the novel know he's inherited his dad Stephen King's gift for horror. Alexandre Aja (The Hills Have Eyes) directs the adaptation which stars Radcliffe as Ig Parrish, who is accused in the rape and murder of his girlfriend. Waking up in the woods after a hard night of drinking, Ig discovers he's sprouted two small magic horns on his head that force others to indulge their worst urges and confess sins. Using his newfound abilities Ig tries to discover the truth behind the crime.
Also starring Max Minghella, Juno Temple, Heather Graham, Kelli Garner, Joe Anderson, and James Remar, Horns opens in the UK on October 31st but has yet to gain a U.S. date.
PLOT: Blamed for the death of his longtime girlfriend (Temple), a small-town guy (Radcliffe) awakens one morning to find a pair of horns growing from his head in this supernatural thriller from horror ace Alexandre Aja (HAUTE TENSION, PIRANHA 3D).


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You might say Sean Payton's 2013 Saints kicked off their preseason with a reminder of 2012, allowing the Kansas City Chiefs to take the opening kickoff and march 80 yards to a touchdown in 14 plays.
"I thought there were some things that happened as the game went on that were positive,'' said Payton, addressing a 17-13 Saints victory that obviously left the head coach with mixed feelings. "We have to be better, starting with the coaches, myself and everyone else. I just thought it was sloppy.''
It was. But what do you expect in the preseason?
As coaches do at this time, they focus on positives.
"After that first series,'' said Payton on Friday, "I thought we began to play better defense. I thought Preston Parker played pretty well. Kenny Stills has been playing pretty well. He's smart, he's picked up things well. There are going to be a number of things that we need to correct from his play tonight, but we wanted to give him a good look with us resting Marques Colston.
"We're having trouble getting aligned in formations and, because of it, we're late getting set up. In our offense, if you do that, you're in trouble.''
Payton was elated over the play of Parker, a wide receiver.
"I thought he played extremely well with the opportunities he was given. I want to watch the tape on the rest of those guys. We had some alignment issues.''
Drew Brees, who watched as Stills allowed a long strike to get away, then came up with an outstanding grab, was upbeat after a brief 7-for-10 evening.
"We had some good momentum during our second drive,'' Brees said. "I thought our overall efficiency was pretty good. The tempo wasn't quite what we wanted. We had some mental errors here and there. We were not as crisp as we would want. I think once we got going, things started to roll.''
Backup quarterback Luke McCown sounded happy about having a hand in contributing to a couple of third-quarter touchdown drives while he was throwing for 216 yards, hitting on 18 of his 28 throws.
"It's your first game and you want to find some rhythm,'' he said. "We had some chances that we missed early, but it was nice to see the poise of the entire offense to put those drives together.''
On an 80-yard march, Nick Toon caught passes for 22, 17 and 7 yards to set things up. Parker was doing his damage from close range, cashing in on a couple of 2-yard scores.
When Sean Payton thought of the "ton of things'' he would be addressing as the preseason moves on, one would involve punt and kickoff returns.
"If our special teams don't improve,'' he said, "we'll be in deep trouble.
He had just watched his Saints allow Kansas City punt returns of 55 and 22 yards and kickoff returns of 79, 26 and 31 yards.
Fortunately, none led to touchdowns.
"We have a lot of new faces and a lot of work to do,'' said Payton. "September is right around the corner.''
September means Atlanta, Tampa Bay, Arizona, Miami.
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This fund was established in honor of Dr. Ken Stephens, who served as team physician for varsity athletes at UC for 30 years. Disbursements to be awarded to sophomores, juniors and/or seniors in the athletic training program in the human services division of CECH. To be eligible a student must have a 2.75 program GPA and must complete an application including essay.
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This fund was established in memory of Jessica by her parents, Ron and Leslie Galley and family friend, Evelyn Altherr. Student applicants must be sophomores, juniors and/or seniors pursuing undergraduate degrees in special education. Students must have a GPA between 2.8 and 3.5 and demonstrate in writing their commitment to serving others through extra-curricular activities and/or community service/volunteer roles and/or jobs/paid positions.
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This fund was established by family and friends in memory of CECH Professor Anne G. Dorsey. Scholarship disbursements will be awarded annually to one or more outstanding student(s) majoring in early childhood education who exemplify dedication to supporting the development of young children.
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This fund was established by Dr. Annu Prabhakar in memory of IT student, Sarah Pullen. Disbursements to be awarded for annual scholarships for students enrolled in the Information Technology Program at CECH. Preference may be given to female students.
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This fund was established to provide annual programmatic and scholarship support for the Higher Education Mentoring Initiative (HEMI), a program that provides Hamilton County foster youth a long-term academic mentoring relationship that begins in high school and is focused on awareness of, preparation for, and completion of post-secondary education and training.
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This fund will be used to provide annual programmatic and scholarship support for the Transition and Access Program (TAP), a program that offers a four-year, non-degree option for students with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities who want to actively engage in the full college experience.
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This fund provides annual programmatic and operating support for the Arlitt Child Development Center, the award-winning laboratory preschool of UC's School of Education. Founded in 1925, Arlitt is one of the oldest demonstration preschools in the United States.


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Heathrow Airport like a 'refugee camp' after weather disruption
09:11 19 January 2013
One hundred flights have been cancelled at Heathrow so far today in a hangover from yesterday's snowfall.
But the runways have re-opened, a spokesman confirmed. Sixty-seven of the cancellations are departures.
Simon Calder, travel editor of the Independent, said Heathrow looked like "a refugee camp", with people sleeping on the floor.
Mr Calder said people were angry at the lack of information and the short notice of flights being cancelled.
He told the BBC people were stuck on planes "for many hours" last night as they waited to take off because the rate at which planes departed was dramatically cut.
There are delays of up to 20 hours on flights arriving from Europe, he added.
A spokesman for British Airways said: "We have unfortunately had to make a number of cancellations today, mainly due to knock-on disruption from yesterday, so we've got a number of aircraft out of position and it's quite a complex operation to put that back together, so that's what we're working on at the moment."
Commenting on the number of flights affected, he added: "It's in the region of 30. Those are predominantly short-haul flights to domestic and European locations."
BA is now offering customers who no longer wish to travel this weekend the chance to rebook their flight for a later date.
It is also providing refunds and overnight accommodation to those who could not fly, or letters for them to make a claim at a later date.
Meanwhile, Gatwick Airport is operating as normal today, with no knock-on from yesterday's bad weather, a spokeswoman said.
No major cancellations are expected, and 505 flights are scheduled for the day.
"We are advising passengers to check their plans before they travel, and urge people who are travelling this weekend to be aware that there could be disruptions at airports across Europe or in other parts of the UK," said the spokeswoman.
Stansted Airport announced via its Twitter feed: "Overnight snow clearance means flights operating as normal this morning @STN_Airport. Passengers can check flight status on airline website."


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The killing of young children at their school will be linked by many pundits to the availability of guns. Still others will blame the violent act on some pathology or childhood trauma. Some may even blame the Hollywood culture with its disregard for humanity, on which human bodies are seen being dissected nightly on network TV. Virtually no one will call what occurred in Newtown an act of evil. –William Murray


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By: Colleen Costello
Esther Kolkman, a senior on the SMU rowing team, has had a unique experience at SMU. Not only did she gain her U.S. citizenship this past year, having lived part of her life in New Zealand, but she also manages to succeed in one of the most difficult majors on campus, civil engineering. I spoke with Esther to find out how she has managed to do this and what she has learned in the process.
Q: Did you always know you wanted to be an engineer?
A: For the most part, I was always good at math and science. I also enjoyed hearing about things that my dad was doing at work; he is also an engineer.
Q: Has it been difficult to balance school and rowing? What has been the hardest part?
A: It has. It took a while to find the right balance, and it's still tough every now and then when I have a hard week at school or in rowing, but for the most part I've gotten used to it. The hardest part is learning how to balance everything and still have time for other commitments. I have had a hard time learning to manage my time so that I can continue to be involved in other school activities, like Engineers Without Borders.
Q: What has being a student-athlete taught you?
A: Being a student athlete has shown me how to manage my time. If I have a spare half hour, I use it to work on homework or my senior design project. It has also taught me that I can do anything I put my mind to. There have been times when I didn't think I'd be able to get through the week with all of our rowing commitments and all of the school work I had, but I always seem to push through and find a way.
Q: What is your senior seminar about?
A: My senior design project is an environmental engineering project. It is an analysis of the current City of Gainesville Waste Water Treatment Plant. In addition to being a current analysis, we had to decide what to keep, replace, or remove from the plant in order to add a biological nutrient removal process for phosphorus and nitrogen. In 2025 the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ) will be adding new limits on what can be left in the water, so this is a real-life design project that I have been working on. It is also part of the Water Environment Association of Texas (WEAT) student design competition, so I will be travelling to Galveston, Texas, in April with the three others members of my design team to compete against other universities.
Q: What are your plans after graduating this spring?
A: After graduating this spring, I will be staying at SMU to complete my Masters Degree in Environmental Engineering. SMU has a great 4+1 program in the engineering school where you can complete your Masters in only one extra year. After that, I hope to get a job in water or alternative energy and eventually work internationally.


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First round judges will be staff members in the Office of Annual Giving. Judges will select three finalists by October 23 based on the criteria below:
- 40% - Insprirational message that accurately communicates how students' lives are impacted by UNCW donors
- 30% - Good personal example(s) used
- 30% - Motivates other to give to UNCW
October 28 - November 1: Online voting
The videos of three finalists will be placed on PHIL's video contest voting web page. Voting will begin October 28 at 8 p.m.and will close November 1 at 5 p.m. The finalists will share their videos and encourage their friends and classmates to vote.
November 7: Video screening at Lumina Theater
The Office of Annual Giving will host a video screening in Lumina Theater. Finalists are encouraged to invite their friends and classmates to come out and watch their video. The video that received the highest number of online votes will be revealed at the end of the evening and will receive the grand prize.


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Wednesday, May 23, 2012
S'Mores Mini Pies
21 comments:
- Happier Than a Pig in Mud said...
Looks like a nice ooey-gooey treat! Lovin' the fun ribbon:@)
- May 24, 2012 at 2:16 AM
- It's me said...
What a sweet pies...love from me....xxx...
- May 24, 2012 at 2:17 AM
- Carol said...
I'm picking out the dessert to serve on Memorial Day.....
I'm making myself leave this post! I can soooo see making these individually. Wonderful!
- May 24, 2012 at 5:06 AM
- La Table De Nana said...
The little ribbon is too cute and my family would love these.You made them so adorably.
- May 24, 2012 at 5:23 AM
- Joy Tilton said...
Perfect for Memorial Day BBQ! I wonder... could I use one of the giant marshmallows I bought in place of the marshmallow cream??? Thanks for all the great recipes you share!
- May 24, 2012 at 6:21 AM
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- May 24, 2012 at 6:31 AM
- Angela said...
Wow...those look delicious! You should open your own bakery! It would be a big hit!
- May 25, 2012 at 1:02 AM
- Ramblings of a Southern Girl ~ Rhonda G said...
These are the cutest little desserts ever! And I can only imagine they are just as tasty! Will have to try these! :)
- May 25, 2012 at 9:27 AM
- Linda said...
Yummm...so decadent and yummy. Have to try these Jacqueline. You come up with the best ideas. The last picture has me drooling for some. Have a great Memorial week-end. Linda
- May 25, 2012 at 10:42 AM
- Magnolia Blues said...
Those look fantastic. S'mores in this house.
What perfect jars! Can I ask where you purchased them?
- May 25, 2012 at 12:59 PM
- Lavender Cottage said...
Wow, do these ever look good Jacqueline. Our grands would love this for dessert.
- May 25, 2012 at 5:04 PM
- Shel said...
Your little pies are the cutest! I love the idea of a "pie in a jar".
Was going through a few of your posts that I have missed...had a good chuckle about your son's sacrement speech!
True inspiration your blog is....and congrats on the new little arrival in your family.
Many blessings from down south
- May 26, 2012 at 12:33 AM
- Castles Crowns and Cottages said...
Jacqueline my sweet!!!!!! You have the most magnificent kitchen. Not only is it GORGEOUSLY decorated and equipped, but the magic that you whip up in here is outstanding!
Thank you for coming and oh yes, PARIS. I won't be going again for a while, but in our dreams, we can go anywhere! Thank you for joining me and get ready for June 8!!!! That happens to be my last day of school and I am so thrilled!!!!!!
CIAO! Anita
- May 26, 2012 at 2:53 AM
- Shug said...
I love these cute little jars, filled with sweet goodie food!
gonna try it myself...
- May 26, 2012 at 6:18 PM
- SavoringTime in the Kitchen said...
What a great idea and you don't even need a campfire :)
- May 26, 2012 at 8:53 PM
- renee @ Singing With Birds said...
Now this is truly a s'more! It looks so delicious and the convince of a gourmet kitchen with yummy adaptations, you got me!!!!!
- May 26, 2012 at 10:43 PM
- Danielle said...
These look delicious! My son will love them : ) You get all the flavors of s'mores without the campfire. Can't wait to try these!
You always have such great ideas!!!
Danielle xo
- May 27, 2012 at 2:45 AM
- sleeper sofa said...
Good day
I really count on fresh news found on such a great article written by you. Thank you very much.
- May 28, 2012 at 1:07 AM
- Sue said...
Yep, I agree with you; I would enjoy these more than original s'mores! All that crust and peanut butter cups looks amazing!
- May 28, 2012 at 7:21 AM
- Jane Doe said...
Thank you so much for this recipe! I made it for my daughters' teachers and it turned out amazing! I also made some for our family, and I'm glad I did; delicious! Thanks for sharing!
- May 31, 2012 at 6:09 AM
- Erin said...
I can't believe I don't have marshmallow creme in my cupboard right now because I want these immediately! They look amazing! I'm hooked on anything s'more!
Thanks for the recipe!
- June 3, 2012 at 9:33 AM


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Favorite Flirty Ideas
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DIY Ribbon Flowers
Years ago I purchased the book "The Artful Ribbon" and learned how to make these ribbon flowers.
Some are the standard patterns found in the book others I added additional borders or combined different patterns to create flowers with more dpeth. So what you can you use them for? For starters you can make corsages, bridal, bridesmaids and flower girl hair ornaments or even a bouquet. They can embellish gowns, ring cushions, shoes and as a guest you could even make a few to add to the gift wrap to embellish the wedding gift.
Part of what makes them unique is the type of ribbon you use to create them. From modern mass produced ribbon to vintage ribbon and trims there are many possibilities. If you add other items like silk flowers or velvet leaves you can create something dowright yummy looking.
A sheer organza rose above.
A Ruffled Rose with an extra back ruffle (my idea) as a pin or corsage
A Classic Ruffled Ribbon Rose, front and back.
A 5-Petal Flower made with imported French picot edged wired ribbon with a berry bud center.
A Classic Ruffled Rose with Double Ruffled Rosette beaded wire center as a pin or corsage. I added a single back ruffle as the base viewable from the back below. I also added a small felt round to finish off the back.
Combination of a handmade 5-Petal Ribbon Flower with a silk flower center adorning this ring cushion.
Velvet Leaves
This is the book by Candace Kling. If you enjoy handwork pick up a copy. It's addictive once you get going. You may have noticed these are the same flowers I used on the back of my own wedding gown and on our ring cushion.
The possibilities are endless!
Idea submitted by: The Flirty Guide
Photography by: Stacie Tamaki


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Archive for July 2010
Hilarious Hairy Underwear Collection
You want to spice up your life with something? The collection of hairy underwear which we just found should be useful for you.
Auto Scoring Mini LEGO Foosball Table
World Cup has ended for almost a month, but based on the enthusiasm for sport and LEGO, we have to introduce the mini LEGO foosball table with auto scoring function to our readers.
gPod Gamepad iPhone Case
Social Media Monopoly Board Game with Mashable and Technorati Cards
No doubt, Mashable and Technorati are two social media sites very familiar to all of us. Now a social media monopoly board game starring Mashable and Technorati is available.
Space Invaders Couch
The main motivation for the name "Space Invaders" is to reserve the name of the classical arcade game. Actually we should call it Space Invader couch.
The Cutest Chun Li Not in Street Fighter
The project of Street Fighter X Tekken has been unveiled at Comic-Con. We're not sure whether the classical character Chun Li will be included. However we really want the cutest Chun Li can appear in the video game.
Handmade Felt iPhone 4 Case Showing iOS 4 Interface
No doubt, not every iPhone 4 case can make you easily touch the iPhone 4 screen. Of course, it doesn't mean no way to solve the problem such as the felt iPhone 4 case.
Beersavers Beer Bottle Cap for Your Favorite Beer
Apparently not everybody can accurately estimate how much beer they can drink. So the beersavers beer bottle cap will help you store the rest your favorite beer.


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How fast is the speed of light?
The speed of light, typically noted as c in math and physics formulas is 299,792,458 meters per second (186,282 miles per second). Note, this figure is for the speed in a vacuum as light will propagate at different speeds through different mediums.
Here's the speed of light compared to other fast things (in miles per hour):
Unmanned spacecraft, Helios 1 and 2. 157,082 mph. Light is 4,269 times faster than the fastest vehicle ever built by man.
Manned spacecraft, Apollo 10. 39,665 mph. Light is almost 17,000 times faster.
Jet, SR-71 Blackbird, the world's fastest jet has traveled at 2,193 mph. Light is 305,799 times faster.
Sound: 768 mph. Very much slower than light. 873,000 times slower.
World's fastest car, Bugatti Veyron. 267 mph. Pretty fast, but compared to light, it's 2,511,673 times slower.
World's fastest bird, Spine-tailed Swift, 171 mph. This is crazy fast for a bird. But almost 4 million times slower than light.
World's fastest mammal, the cheetah has been clocked at 71 mph. 9.4 million times slower than light.
World's fastest insect, the dragonfly. One species has been measured at 36 mph.
World's fastest man, Usain Bolt. While faster than anyone else on the planet at 23 mph, he's still 29 million times slower than light.
Who was the first person in space?
Yuri Gagarin was the first person in space when he orbited the Earth on April 12, 1961. He was only 25 years old at the time. Gagarin was a Russian cosmonaut. A cosmonaut is what the Russians call their astronauts. And for you really young readers, a Russian is what we used to call someone who was from what we used to call Russia, or the former Soviet Union.
Yuri's orbit was made in the Vostok I and took just one hour and 48 minutes to complete. He became an international hero after his flight. For anyone interested, I encourage you to check out Wikipedia's page on Yuri Gagarin. He was a very accomplished pilot and sadly, was killed in a jet crash when he was only 34 years old.
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Who discovered the atom?
By most standards, John Dalton is credited with having been the first to propose (and somewhat prove) that all matter was made of atoms. He did this in the early 1800s in his experiments calculating the atomic weights of gaseous elements. Isaac Newton also proposed such a theory in the 1600s although the technology in his time didn't allow him to experimentally prove his theory. Even before Newton was the ancient Greek philosopher Democritus who had a similar proposal.
The first scientist to significantly "prove" the existence of atoms was Rutherford who "invented the cloud chamber and used it to show that when thin gold foil is bombarded by helium nuclei (alpha particles), the particles are occasionally deflected by a very large angle, but usually pass straight through. This gave rise to the realization that the gold was composed of atoms, with a tiny nucleus at the middle which could occasionally collide with an alpha particle and send it flying." [source: newton.dep.anl.gov]
Physics Equations and Formula Sheets
The following physics equations and formula sheets are some of the more useful ones I've come across in my recent years as a physicist. Some of these are intended to be used as-is, but you can always pull various equations and formulas from the specific topics you need and create your own.
AP Physics Exam Table of Information and Equations. 8 pages, 285k PDF. This is the sheet provided by The College Board to students when taking the AP Physics Exam. This is one of the more detailed formula sheets available. Current version copyright 2007.
MCAT Physics Equation Sheet. 3 pages, 286k PDF. For use by undergraduate students preparing to take the MCAT. Not as detailed as the AP formula sheet, but each equation has a brief description of its use. Topics include: motion, torque, work and energy, momentum, fluids and solids, waves, E&M, electronics and optics. Source: www.prep101.com. Read more…
How is visibility determined in weather reports?
One way would be for two people communicating wirelessly to start in a wide-open area and start walking until they could no longer see each other. Of course this is ridiculous. The way it's usually done, by airports and such, is by looking at predetermined landmarks of known distances. Daytime visibility is defined as the distance in which is is possible to see and identify, with the naked eye, "a prominent dark object against the sky at the horizon." Read more…
Categories: Physics, Weather Tags: visibility, Weather
Why do AM radio stations broadcast farther at night?
The short answer is because of the nature of the ionosphere of the Earth. The ionosphere consists of several different layers of gases that have become conductive from the bombardment of the atoms by: solar radiation, by electrons and protons emitted by the sun, and by cosmic rays.
These layers, sometimes called the Kennelly-Heaviside layer, reflect AM radio signals, thus enabling AM broadcasts to be received by radios that are a long way from the transmitting station. At night, the ionosphere layers partially dissipate and become an excellent reflector of the short waveband AM radio waves.
Source: The Handy Science Answer Book.
How dense is matter inside a black hole?
First, the simplest definition of density: it is how heavy something is relative to its size. A pound of rocks weighs the same as a pound of ping pong balls. But the ping pong balls take up a lot more space. Hence, the rocks are much more dense. Another way to look at density is to think of it as a measure of the "compactness" of matter.
More background… at the center of an atom is a very dense core called the nucleus. It's composed of protons and neutrons (held very tightly together). Surrounding this nucleus in somewhat of a cloud are the electrons. Atomically speaking, the electrons are very far apart and far from the nucleus. Consider this: the entire atom composed of an electron cloud surrounding the nucleus is about 99.9% empty space.
The electrons are negatively charged and repel anything else negatively charged with a very strong electromagnetic force, or EMF. Now imagine a force strong enough to overcome this EMF and compress atoms to a much greater density. This is what happens in old and dying stars– the compressing force of gravity starts to overcome this electromagnetic force. The atoms start squeezing together resulting in what's called degenerate matter. Stars involved in this process are called white dwarfs and the matter in them can reach a density of one million times that of water.
While this is very dense, it is not the densest state that matter can reach. If the dying star is massive enough, its gravitational force can be powerful enough to overcome the repelling force in the degenerate matter. The center of this body is now called neutronic fluid and these stars are now called neutron stars or pulsars. Now we're getting pretty dense. A 1cm cube of neutron star material would weigh 100 million tons and if dropped would fall straight through to the center of the earth.
Now for even bigger stars (more than three times the mass of our sun), it can have a gravitational force strong enough to break down even this neutronic matter. After this, there will be no barrier left. The matter can not compress any further and it is basically a single point called a singularity. A star that has collapsed into itself to this point is called a black hole.
Since there is no way to measure anything of this magnitude, estimates are made by estimating the matter outside and near this singularity. If we use matter on Earth as a first order of magnitude, degenerate matter (inside white dwarfs) is about one million times as dense. Neutronium (inside neutron stars) is about one trillion times as dense. And finally, black holes, which are about ten trillion times as dense.
Source: Why Nothing Can Travel Faster than Light. Contemporary Books, 1993.


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"American Horror Story Coven" will air an all-new episode on FX on Wednesday night, and now fans are being given a look at the next episode, "American Horror Story Coven" episode 3x12 titled "Go To Hell." On Saturday, Jan. 18, Seriable shared the photos released for the next episode.
During the next episode, Cordelia will regain her power of special sight, and she will have a vision about her mother's plans. She will show that she is Fiona's daughter on the next episode, but she could put herself in danger too.
The next supreme is getting closer to being crowned, and that means the girls will start to gain new powers. As for Queenie, she will go off to find Marie Laveau, and the journey will take her to hell in back.
Ryan Murphy also teased the episode to Entertainment Weekly, and Marie Laveau's fate was teased. He said the following:
Basically what she was going to do to Kathy Bates, which she did — Marie cut Delphine into many, many parts and threatened to scatter her around the city — Kathy does that same thing to Marie. Marie is still alive, but her body parts are scattered all over the city, perhaps never to be united again. The question in the next episode: Who can put this very glamorous Humpty Dumpty back together again?
Murphy also teased that fans will see Fiona and The Axeman plan to kill everyone. Zoe and Kyle do visit Epcot on the next episode, but Zoe could return before the end of the season. A new supreme will be named by the end of the season.
"American Horror Story Coven" will continue to air on Wednesday nights on FX.
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June is officially LGBT Pride month, and Hilton Hotels & Resorts, the flagship brand of Hilton Worldwide, announced earlier this week that it refreshed its LGBT travel website Hilton.com/GoOut to feature gay tastemakers sharing travel experiences, tips and unique content. A central part of the Stay Hilton. Go Out. LGBT marketing campaign, the website has features information about LGBT travel, including a global calendar of Pride Month events, promotions and other relevant news.
In 2012, Hilton introduced Stay Hilton. Go Out. to celebrate the culture and nightlife of top LGBT-friendly destinations around the world. At launch, a dedicated Stay Hilton. Go Out. package was rolled out at 140 Hilton Hotels & Resorts and Hilton Grand Vacations properties; today, there are more than 460 participating properties worldwide. This year, the package includes high-speed Internet, a one-year digital subscription to OUT magazine – one of the world's leading gay magazines, two complimentary welcome beverages and late checkout when available.
"Hilton is committed to fulfilling our brand promise of ensuring that every guest feels cared for, valued and respected by setting the stage for LGBT travelers on any travel occasion," said Rob Palleschi, global head, Hilton Hotels & Resorts. "We launched our Stay Hilton. Go Out. campaign in 2012 because being good stewards of the LGBT community is a top priority for Hilton. Leading the charge on important issues is part of our DNA. It's why we always look for new ways to authentically connect with LGBT travelers – from sponsoring LGBT festivals to our extensive website re-launch."
The newly enhanced website is part of a larger, sustained effort on the part of Hilton to demonstrate its commitment to the LGBT community. The global hotel company is also supporting a number of Pride celebrations around the world including WorldPride in Toronto, June 20 to 29. Hilton further demonstrates its commitment to the LGBT community by partnering with national LGBT organizations, including: GLAAD; Human Rights Campaign; International Gay and Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA); National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce; National Gay & Lesbian Task Force; Out & Equal Workplace Advocates; and Point Foundation.
In recognition of its support of equal rights for all people, Hilton received a perfect 100 rating on the Human Rights Campaign's 2014 Corporate Equality Index.


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Grand Sports Carnival for People With Down Syndrome Raises Community Awareness
by Nancy Needhima on September 28, 2010 at 1:18 PM Medindia Exclusive - Interviews and In depth Reports G J E 4
Are you smart enough to recognise a hero when you see one? Throughout history people have waged brutal wars, built edifices of great magnitude, sacrificed lives over ideologies, and converted pleasurable activities into mind numbing rat races, with the sole intention of projecting themselves as heroes. However amidst man's hazy pursuit, the real heroes have been smiling and patiently waiting to shout out and rejoice on occasions such as the Grand Sports Carnival for Intellectually Disabled from all over the state of Tamil Nadu, celebrated on 26th and 27th September 2010 at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
- Leap of Joy
- Rolling Fun
- Eye Camp
- Archana Jayaram, Ramya Jayaram, Principal Prashanthi Academy
- Down Syndrome Awareness Program
Fountain of Joy
AdvertisementDuring the Joy of Giving Week celebrations, the emphasis was on encouraging as many special children as possible to participate in the events organised for the intellectually challenged. The ground warmed up to fun and rollicking beginning with aerobics and other sports events on different tracks. By the time the sun was at its peak, the children dancing to their favourite numbers. The irresistible merriment understandably had organisers joining the children in no time.
Now that we know
A concise seminar on the awareness required for caretakers by Dr. Priya Chandrasekhar, Paediatrician, and Ms. M.V. Patricia, Occupation Therapist, attracted parents, nuns, teachers and volunteers who exhibited deep concern towards children and people with Down Syndrome and other disorders.. Some of the concerns raised were towards curative possibilities, engaging the differently abled in marital unions, meeting academic and physical demands, psychological health and so on. Dr. Chandrasekhar, clarified that there is 'no cure' for Down Syndrome, because it is not a disease, so it is best not to be misled by false hopes given by allopathy, homeopathy or any 'magic'. She also strongly advised against marriages for people with Down Syndrome, since they do not have the cognizance to discern the duties and marital responsibilities. The highlight of the seminar for the caretakers included sensitivity to the needs of the intellectually challenged and patience towards them. The focus must be on making intellectually challenged people independent, allowing them to choose what they want to do and what they like doing. Some of the activities include encouraging independence through training them to groom themselves, keep them occupied with activities that will boost their self-respect and morale.
Tuning Up to Special Skills
The focus of caretakers should be in keeping children happy. . Dr. Chandrasekhar stressed the need for patience in caretakers and explained how exhibiting anger and resorting to verbal abuse would mar the self-esteem of intellectually challenged persons, because they too have similar desires like those of the caretakers. The audience also learnt that since life span is increasing for persons with Down syndrome, it could lead to a degeneration of social skills. The extension of longevity must also be accompanied by quality of life, which is possible only if differently abled people are fruitfully engaged. Most people with Down Syndrome have to be provided with periodical checks on eye care given the chances of developing cataract. In case of girls and women, gynaecological attention is imperative due to development of ovarian cancer.
Sex-education for Down Syndrome
People with Down Syndrome and other intellectual challenges, are vulnerable to sexual abuse, hence talking to them and making them understand inappropriate physical contact is the responsibility of every caretaker. Popular methods suggested to impart sex education were verbal explanation or role plays or pictorial representations. Mrs. Annapoorna Jayaram, founder of Sri Prashanthi Academy, in Coimbatore, advocated avoidance of physical contact, be it shaking hands or hugging strangers and as an alternate promoted 'namasate' or 'vanakkam' by way of greeting. Caretakers, especially parents, should be discouraged to establish too many relationships apart from close relatives such as father and mother. Should someone force any physical contact on intellectually challenged people, they can be trained to slap as a form of self-defence. A caretaker in the crowd threw light on the fact that boys are victims to sexual abuse as much as girls are.
Depression symptoms in Down Syndrome Children
Implications of not letting Down Syndrome people and other Intellectually Challenged people assert their independence could lead to repression and depression. The signs are usually tantrums, irregular behavioural patterns such as crying or laughing for no reason. Another major sign is talking to oneself, Dr. Priya Chandrasekhar firmly stated that a child will need immediate psychological attention. It is normal for children to have imaginary friends and it's the same with intellectually challenged children too, but when there is excessive self-talk or crying or laughing with no external influence, then these are sure signs of depression.
Education for the Intellectually Challenged
Ms. Remya Jayaram, Principal of Sri Prashanthi Academy, Coimbatore, shared in depth details on the education and training on self-reliance for people with special needs. She asserts the need and the implementation of training parents through parental counselling, care and development methods. A caretaker's contribution to what is advisable for the well being and the holistic development of an intellectually challenged child is initiated through parent-teacher conferences. Ms. Jayaram concurs parental involvement is crucial because children spend 25 percent of their time in school and the rest 75 percent with their parents. Periodical detailed assessments are performed to track the progress of a child and some even make it to regular schools when they fulfil a certain adaptable criteria. On the flip side, not many schools are open to the idea of inclusive education, meaning taking in intellectually challenged children, for reasons such as lack of attention in a room of 25 to 50 children. It has taken almost twelve years for Chennai schools to be open to inclusive education. Some of the challenges faced by the institute catering to differently abled children include lack of funds where the minimum fees, sponsors and donations do not suffice to pay for the services. For example, Sri Prashanthi Academy is supported by the Prashanthi Educational and Charitable Trust. Yet, the academy with resilience manages to put into action every possible word recommended for the well being of intellectually challenged children. Despite the financial challenges, teachers are recruited, trained by consultants through periodical three day workshops. Ms. Jayaram is proud when saying that most children are occupied with academics, proficient in self-help skills/ Activities of Daily Living (ADL) that facilitate independence. Given the scope of the number of Intellectually Challenged people who have made it as accountants and teachers, Ms. Jayaram, who has earned a Masters degree in Early Childhood Unified (Inclusive) Education, from the University of Kansas, insists the primary focus be on awareness, to believe in the capabilities of the child, followed up by inclusive education, which would make it easier for Intellectually Challenged children to integrate in a community.
Delightful Encounter
Ms. Archana Jayaram, Assistant Teacher at Sri Prashanthi Academy, is a person with Down Syndrome, who assists her students with prayers, creates puzzles, teaches yoga and plays music on her keyboard. The multi-lingual educator speaks English, Tamil, Hindi and Malayalam and is blessed with an amazing sense of humour. Ms. Archana Jayaram shared some of her activities such as shopping, working on the computer, assisting with domestic work. She also learns Tamil, Mathematics and Science to further her academic pursuits. And like many out there, she is an ardent fan of super-star Rajnikanth and her favourite actress is Shreya.
The overall feel of the Grand Sports Carnival served the purpose at many levels. Dr. Rekha Ramachandran of Mathru Mandir greeted with 'it's a joyous event for all of us' and she couldn't have been more right. The programme was handled with utmost sensibility where the free eye camp or the seminar for caretakers did not disturb the fun children were having. Perhaps it was the happiest and most mirthful day in the history of Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium with the spectators and participants catching on the highly infectious fun and laughter of Down syndrome persons.
Source: Medindia
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Life-size Terra-Cotta statue gets permanent home at Reno's Desert Research Institute
DRI scientists to discuss efforts in preserving Terra-Cotta figures in China
FOR IMMEDIATERELEASE: February 5, 2013
RENO – The Desert Research Institute is proud to invite the media to attend the unveiling of "The General," a life-size replica of a Terra-Cotta Warrior statue on DRI's Reno campus.
Event Details:
Date: Friday, Feb. 8th
Time:9:30am - 10:15am (media recommended to arrive by 9:15 a.m.)
Location:Desert Research Institute, 2215 Raggio Parkway, Reno (media enter through main entrance)
Interview and Photo opportunities:
- Dr. Judy Chow and Dr. John Watson, primary researchers on the Terra Cotta project
- Dr. Stephen G. Wells, DRI President
- Tom and Mary Kay Gallagher, DRI Research Foundation members and Terra Cotta donors
- Lawrie Lieberman, DRI Research Foundation Chair
Background on DRI's involvement with the Terra-Cotta Army:
Drs. Judith Chow and John Watson have traveled to China for nearly two decades conducting research. In that time, the internationally recognized air quality experts have collaborated with Chinese scientists and institutions to come up with solutions to address air quality issues. Both Chow and Watson realized that the ancient 2,000 plus year old Terra-Cotta Army, revealed by Chinese peasant farmers in Xi'an in 1974, was deteriorating as a result of air pollutants and nearly 2 million tourists visiting the museum annually where the statues are housed. The Terra-Cotta discovery has become one of China's greatest historical treasures. Ground penetrating radar has revealed that approximately 7,000 warriors, horses, and chariots exist, and about 1,000 have been excavated. This unearthing led to the discovery of where China's first emperor, Qin Shi Huang was buried.
The change in appearance of the statues after 30 years above-ground exposure, however, prompted the researchers to work with Chinese officials and DRI President, Dr. Stephen Wells to sign a two-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Chinese Academy of Science's Institute of Earth Environment in Xi'an along with China's Polytechnic Institute and Emperor Qin's Terra-Cotta Warrior and Horses Museum. "In Xi'an, the air quality was affecting many precious artifacts through coal-fired power stations, vehicle exhaust, biomass burning, visitors, and changes in climate," Dr. Chow said.
Chow and Watson led the efforts in measuring pollutant exposure levels, clarifying the material damage mechanisms, and evaluating remediation methods. They would find that outside air pollution, temperatures, humidity in the museum and pollution from tourists was leading to the Terra-Cotta Army's overall decline. "The exposure, nature of the damages, and remediation all take years to study," Dr. Watson said. They helped in implementing stricter guidelines for excavation of these statues with air quality and environmental controls intact and improved methods to reduce exposure for the artifacts.
Background on how "The General" made it to DRI:
In the fall of 2012, DRI Trustee Tom Gallagher and his wife Mary were on a delegation support mission with Dr. Wells and other DRI key players in China. Upon touring the museum in Xi'an, the Gallagher's got a first-hand glimpse of the extensive work and collaboration between DRI and China. Already a major supporter of the institution, the Gallaghers decided that donating a replica to house at the Reno location would be an opportunity to bring a piece of China's history and DRI's involvement back to Nevada.
"The General calls attention to the terrific work being conducted by DRI scientists," Tom Gallagher said. "I'm proud to have the opportunity to be supportive."
"Its support from trustee's such as the Gallagher's that allow DRI to continue our efforts in remaining a globally recognized institution," Dr. Wells said.
About Desert Research Institute: DRI, the nonprofit research campus of the Nevada System of Higher Education, strives to be the world leader in environmental sciences through the application of knowledge and technologies to improve people's lives throughout Nevada and the world.


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What scares your horse?
Ok, I'll admit it. Moon has a few things that scare him. Bikes, foals, shiny rails, (teepees, which were a big problem for us on the high prairie cross country course,) the usual stuff, really.
My dad recorded a show for us about a group of riders in Africa that had an encounter with a lioness. Evidently the lioness was looking for a meal and watched them for a while before she sprang into action and actually started chasing one of the riders.
She was faster than the horse, and when she had caught up to it she lept onto its back. Somehow, (this seems impossible,) the horse and rider got away.
Now, I don't know about your horses, I can only speak for Moon, but I can assure you he wouldn't have reacted well to a lion chasing him.
In fact, I'm sure he would have been on edge just walking through the tall grass if there had been a bit of a breeze.
If I would've been in this same situation with Moon, I think he would have run for his life from the lioness. He'd of run away with or without me on his back!