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EDMONTON, Alberta -- The Sharks keep saying nice things about Scott Gomez, but so far the 33-year-old unrestricted free agent appears to remain one step shy of signing with the team.
Gomez skated with the Sharks again Tuesday as it prepared for its game against the Edmonton Oilers, and coach Todd McLellan made it clear afterward he has liked what he's seen.
"My interaction with him so far, he's coming across as a very hungry player, a guy that would love to prove himself right before he proves everybody else wrong," McLellan said, "and that's a pretty strong motivator."
The coach alluded to the problems Gomez faced in Montreal, where his production didn't come close to matching the money he was making under terms of a seven-year, $51 million contract. Things reached the point that the Canadiens bought him out for the final two years, making him a free agent earlier this month.
"Scotty has had a tough couple years, no doubt about it," McLellan said. "Everybody knows what's happened to him as far as his play and his health in Montreal. He's looking for a fresh start."
The coach again said Gomez appears to be in good shape.
"He's healthy, he's got a smile on his face right now. Those are all good qualities," McLellan said. "After that, everything else is out of my hands. It's between the manager and the player. Something will have to happen, he'll either be a Shark or he won't be."
An announcement could come as soon as Wednesday, when the Sharks are back in San Jose.
Sharks captain Joe Thornton also had kind words for Gomez, who won the Stanley Cup twice in New Jersey where San Jose associate coach Larry Robinson was on the staff.
"He's had some hard luck in the past," Thornton noted. "You watch and you see how talented he is. He just has to be in the right situation. Hopefully this can work out for him. He would be a nice pick-up for us."
For more on the Sharks, see David Pollak's Working the Corners blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/sharks. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/PollakOnSharks.


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The Wilby-Kennedy game was suspended at halftime because of lightning and thunder, with Wilby leading, 18-6, at Municipal Stadium. The game will resume today at 3:30 p.m. at the stadium.
The game was stopped twice by the referees because of the dangerous weather.
Jacob Thomas scored on runs of 26 and 1 yards in the second quarter for Wilby. Wilby also scored on a safety. Kennedy scored the opening TD of the game on a 25-yard TD pass to Jake D'Alusio from Ty'Zhon Young.
Old Saybrook-Westbrook 37, Housatonic-Wamogo 7: Old Saybrook-Westbrook opened up the season Thursday night with a 37-7 victory at home over Housatonic-Wamogo.
The Rams (1-0) opened up with 37 straight points before Housatonic-Wamogo was able to put points on the board. The Mountaineers (0-1) scored on a 27-yard touchdown pass from Kenny Weaver to Rob Whipple in the fourth quarter.
Weaver finished 8-of-18 for 57 yards with a touchdown and three interceptions, and Whipple had five catches for 32 yards.
Steven Kopcho led Housatonic-Wamogo on the ground with 15 carries for 64 yards, while Chance O'Niel contributed three catches for 48 yards.
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Definition of transplant in English:
verb[with object]
1Move or transfer (something) to another place or situation, typically with some effort or upheaval: his endeavor to transplant people from Russia to the Argentine (as adjective transplanted) a transplanted Easterner
More example sentences
- If you took an Irish Catholic or a Polish Catholic person and transplanted him or her in southern Italy, would the guilt complex fade away with the sunshine and wine therapy?
- Ok you may say that they were dangerous and you were giving the people who lived in them a new start by transplanting them out into suburbia.
- I do it all the time, especially in word processing, when I want to transplant a sentence from one location to another in one of my hellishly long essays.
transfer, move, remove, shift, relocate, take
1.1Replant (a plant) in another place.
Example sentences
- The seedlings can be left in these pots until planted into the flowerbeds, or can be transplanted into hanging baskets or window boxes when large enough to handle.
- Mid winter is perfect for repotting your indoor plants since many plants need to be transplanted into larger containers every two to three years.
- Flowering bulbs can be transplanted, if done carefully, into decorative containers.
replant, repot, relocate
1.2Remove (living tissue or an organ) and implant it in another part of the body or in another body.
Example sentences
- Many different tissues can be transplanted such as whole organs like the heart, or cells as in bone marrow transplantation.
- Kidneys were the first organs to be successfully transplanted.
- Since there was no artificial liver or heart equivalent to the artificial kidney, if these transplanted organs did not function immediately, death was inevitable.
transfer, implant
1An operation in which an organ or tissue is transplanted: a heart transplant kidneys available for transplant
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- A leading clergyman who has bounced back after a transplant operation and surgery for cancer is facing a third major operation this week.
- He's had a heart transplant operation and it's proved successful.
- He underwent a transplant operation four-and-a-half years ago, but the kidney donated by his father was rejected.
1.1An organ or tissue that is transplanted.
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- Another theory is that a woman's higher oestrogen levels make her organs more prone to rejection and at the same time make it more likely that her body will reject an organ transplant.
- The transplant rejects the body rather than the other way around, a very nasty situation called graft versus host disease.
- You may have to take medicine for the rest of your life to prevent your body from rejecting the transplant.
1.2A plant that has been or is to be transplanted.
Example sentences
- Growing early season plants in pots for transplant in October will provide ripe tomatoes by Christmas.
- There are no worries of freezing weather and no need for plant lights for these transplants and the blowing wind and bright sunlight will help produce stocky, vigorous plants.
- Our average last frost is around mid-February, but often we can plant tomato transplants in early February.
1.3A person or thing that has been moved to a new place or situation.
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- But hey, if they wiped out its whole population and moved in transplants from Center City, I wouldn't complain!
- The Gang actually was a band of Florida transplants who moved north for bigger purses.
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- And they're working on the transgenic pig that will grow transplantable organs.
- Recent advances in human tissue transplantation have created an exploding commercial industry for the purpose of supplying hospitals and clinics with transplantable human tissue.
- We review the evidence and arguments that expose these problems and present an alternative ethical framework to guide the procurement of transplantable organs.
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- He introduced renal dialysis, was the physician to the first kidney transplanters, and brought the Howard Hughes Medical Institute into being.
- However, Lock is interviewing the people really involved: relatives and recipients, transplanters and harvesters.
- At first, researchers modified a Holland transplanter by adding a front coulter to slice through cover crop residues, which worked well in moist, mellow soils.
Late Middle English (as a verb describing the repositioning of a plant): from late Latin transplantare, from Latin trans- 'across' + plantare 'to plant'. The noun, first in the sense 'something or someone moved to a new place', dates from the mid 18th century.
Words that rhyme with transplantaren't, aslant, aunt, can't, chant, courante, détente, enchant, entente, grant, implant, Nantes, plant, shan't, slant, supplant, underplant
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CONCORD -- To see a person's human heart beating in three dimensions, to watch the blood flow in and out from outside the body, is a marvel of technology that still sometimes astonishes Howard Min.
"To my mind, it's mind-boggling," said Min, a cardiologist at John Muir Medical Center at Concord. "And it's not just pretty pictures. It allows us to see things, understand things and actually do things we would have never imagined possible.
"In some ways, it might put me out of a job someday, but I'll be glad for it," said Min, medical director of the hospital's cardiac catheterization lab. That's "because someday when I'm a heart patient, don't poke me unless you absolutely have to."
John Muir Medical Center in Concord ¿invested $9.8 million in new integrated nuclear medicine and noninvasive cardiology department, which opened in March. It is in a 6,000-square-foot space where the hospital's former emergency department used to be, said Linda Womack, executive director of medical imaging in Concord and Walnut Creek. In addition to hosting updated technology, the new space allowed expansion of the departments' space by one-third and retained the same number of employees, 22, the old separate nuclear medicine and noninvasive cardiology departments had. And the center's design, influenced by staff suggestions, was designed for health care efficiency, said Paula Fuld, a noninvasive cardiology charge nurse.
The center also added two new cutting-edge nuclear medicine "gamma cameras" costing hundreds of thousands dollars each, said Stephen Fuller, clinical coordinator of the nuclear medicine section. They each feature a hybrid camera, which includes single photon emission computed tomography, known as SPECT-CT, and hybrid CT scanning systems that substantially upgrade their previous nuclear medicine machines, both more than 12 years old.
The cameras, often ingested by patients, use small amounts of radioactive materials known as "tracers" to help diagnose and treat a variety of diseases by helping physicians visualize the function of an organ, tissue or bone. They collect data faster, limit radiation exposure and decrease scan time by more than half.
Nuclear medicine has "actually been around since World War II, but it never gets good press," Fuller said. But it has spurred some remarkable medical advances in the diagnoses and treatment of many illnesses -- including bone, liver and thyroid cancer -- by helping physicians get a functional snapshot of the inner workings of the body with remarkable specificity.
Likewise, the field of noninvasive cardiology, which allows doctors to get key information without breaking the skin using echocardiograms and electrocardiograms, can claim many of the most dramatic advancements in cardiology in past 10 to 20 years, Min said.
"This technology has allowed us to do things like fix a valve from inside the body, without having to make a big cut in the skin," Min said. "It's allowed us to fix a valve by using a tiny little clip from the inside, instead of opening up the heart."
Twenty to 30 years ago, if you have needed a valve evaluated, doctors would have to poke you and stick catheters in you, and the information it yielded wasn't as complete, Min said. "Now I can get 98 percent of that information from here and I can save those invasive evaluations for when I'm pretty darn sure I have to fix something."
"I'm a gadget guy, and some of our most amazing toys are here -- but they are toys that help people," he said.
"So there are a lot of people now who don't have to get poked, cut, invaded," he said, "because we now have the technology to see things from the outside that we didn't have before." he said.
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SANTA CRUZ -- Joining the national First Day Hikes movement, Santa Cruz area State Parks rangers suggest taking a hike on New Year's Day, as a way to cultivate a deeper connection with nature and perhaps a deeper commitment to a healthy lifestyle.
In Santa Cruz County, guided hikes are planned Tuesday, Jan. 1, at Wilder Ranch State Park and Natural Bridges State Beach in Santa Cruz, Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park in Felton and Big Basin Redwoods State Park in Boulder Creek.
At Wilder Ranch, docent Bill Perry will lead a 6-mile hike to explore the backcountry, said Bobbie Haver, a State Parks interpreter.
"They'll go up to the old Gray Whale property and have a lot of sweeping views," Haver said. "It's a great way to start the new year. Our parks are so beautiful; we are so fortunate to have so many opportunities."
The Wilder hike is moderately strenuous and will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Participants should bring a lunch and water and wear sturdy hiking shoes and layered clothing. Meet in the parking lot. For information, call 831-426-0505.
At Natural Bridges, a docent will lead a tour of the Monarch Grove at 2 p.m.
This will be an easy stroll along the half-mile boardwalk to view the park's gently sloped, tree-filled arroyo that provides sanctuary to an population of monarch butterflies. The boardwalk is wheelchair and stroller accessible.
At Henry Cowell park, three guided hikes will be offered New Year's Day.
A four-hour hike called "A River Wild" will begin at 11 a.m. and it includes traversing old-growth Redwood and Douglas fir forests, as well as a little-visited part of the San Lorenzo River canyon along the River Trail.
Hikers will take a break in the sand along the river. The 5-mile hike will be moderately paced.
Meet in front of the in front of the Mountain Parks Nature Store at the edge of the parking lot, after entering the park from Highway 9 just south of downtown Felton.
At noon, the New Year's Day Observation Deck Hike will span 3 1/2 hours and 4 1/2 miles and take hikers through four different habitats -- riparian broadleaf forest, old growth redwood forest, upland pine-oak woodland, and the rare and endangered Santa Cruz sandhills.
From the park's Observation Deck, participants will enjoy 360-degree views of the Santa Cruz Mountains and Monterey Bay.
Meet at noon in front of the Mountain Parks Nature Store.
During both hikes, walkers will climb to a maximum of about 500 feet. The outings are suitable for adults and youth who are diligent hikers. Participants should dress in layers, wear sturdy walking shoes and bring water, sun protection and snacks.
At 1 p.m. at Henry Cowell will be the New Year's Day Critter Safari, a two-hour leisurely walk to find the tracks and other "signs" animals leave. Children ages 6 and older are welcome and must be accompanied by a parent.
Explorers will reconstruct the hidden lives of deer, hawks, ducks, bobcat, lizards and more, to see how they survive in our rivers, forests and grasslands.
The hike is about 1.5 miles along several park trails. Meet at 1 p.m. in front of the Mountain Parks Nature.
At Big Basin Redwoods State Park there will be a New Year's Day Redwood Loop Walk starting at 1 p.m.
A docent will lead a fun and informative half-mile stroll through a magnificent old-growth redwood forest. Walkers can meet the "famous Mother Tree, the Father of the Forest and the incredible Chimney Tree" on this 90-minute walk, which is stroller and wheelchair accessible.
Meet at park headquarters. Big Basin is 9 miles outside Boulder Creek on Highway 236. For information, call 831-338-8883.
Lastly, for those who have made New Year's resolutions to volunteer, Wilder Ranch needs more park docents and an in-depth training is scheduled for 10 a.m. Feb. 2.
Volunteers are especially needed to help with the park's "Ranch Kid's Days," when elementary school children come to experience life on the ranch firsthand. Activities include forging iron in the blacksmith shop, examining the workings of the water-powered Pelton Wheel, grooming the horses, churning butter from fresh cream, baking muffins and cookies, and preparing vegetable soup on the wood-burning stove, shucking corn to feed to the chickens and washing laundry using bar soap, a grater, tubs, washboards, wringers and an old-fashioned iron.
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What kind of name is OX? No, not like the animal OX, as in HUG and KISS! How can he hug you with such short arms? OX uses his ears! He's not a very good listener, but he puts his ears to good use in many other ways! OX is great at magic, and his best trick is turning your stuff into his stuff. His best buddy Wedgehead calls that stealing, but OX just wants to borrow things from you for a few hundred years. He promises to put everything back when he's done. What he wants to steal the most is your heart, and he promises to be your friend if you would lend him a hand, or an ear...or like two dollars.!
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Integrating the Science of Love and a Spirituality of Peace: Becoming Human Again, ed. Christian E. Early and Annmarie L. Early (Cascade, 2013).
A Pacifist Way of Knowing: John Howard Yoder's Nonviolent Epistemology, ed. Christian E. Early and Ted Grimsrud (Wipf and Stock, 2010).
Review of God and the New Atheism: A Critical Response to Dawkins, Harris, and Hitchens by John F. Haught. Conrad Grebel Review (2009).
Review of Kingdom Ethics: Following Jesus in Contemporary Context by Glen Stassen and David Gushee. Mennonite Quarterly Review (July 2005): 411-414.
with Nancey Murphy. "Radical Reformed Christianity and Issues in Science and Religion." Encyclopedia of Science and Religion, J. Wentzel Vrede van Huyssteen ed. Macmillan (2003): 135-136.
"We Must Also Talk About Truth." In Reflecting on Faith in a Post-Christian Time by Daniel Liechty. Cascadia Pusblishing House, Telford, PA (2003): 139-141.
"On Learning How to Think: Why Coming Face to Face with Being Human Is to Begin the Dangerous Road to Truth." In DreamSeaker Magazine: Voices From the Soul. Volume 3, Number 1:31-33. Winter 2003.
"Overcoming Evil and Acquiring a 'Natural' Desire for Peace." In Coping with Evil: Perspectives from Science and Theology. Proceedings of the Danish Science-Theology Forum, vol. 2 (2003): 47-64.
Scholarly Presentations and Abstracts
"From Darwin with Love: Ethics and the New Anthropology." James Madison University, VA. March 27, 2013.
"Neuroscience and Ethics." Virginia Affective Neuroscience Lab. University of Virginia, VA. January 27, 2012.
"Anabaptist Ecclesiology, Radical Democracy, and Philosophy of Religion: Elements of a New Conversation." Understanding Conflict Conference. Århus University, Denmark. August 19-22, 2008.
"What We Can Learn From D. W. Winnicot: Response to Mary Clark." Shenandoah Anabaptist Science Society Forum. Eastern Mennonite University, Harrisonburg, VA. February 23, 2007.
"Toward an Anabaptist Theology of Religions." Tuesday Luncheon Faculty Presentation. Eastern Mennonite University, Harrisonburg, VA. February 20, 2007.
"From Neurons to Ethics: Science, Philosophy, and Theology." Shenandoah Anabaptist Science Society Lecture. Eastern Mennonite University, Harrisonburg, VA. September 19, 2006.
"Liberal Arts for the 21st Century: When and Where Are We?" Spring Faculty and Staff Conference Workshop. Eastern Mennonite University, Harrisonburg, VA. May 4, 2006.
"Rethinking Ethics and the Practice of Medicine." Virginia Humanities Conference. University of Mary Washington, Fredericksburg, VA. March 10-11, 2006.
"The Power to Be Heard: Considering the Christian Case Against Liberal Democracy and the Nation State." Secularity and Globalization: What Comes After Modernity? Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI. November 10-12, 2005.
"Towards a Pacifist Philosophy of Religion." Occational Seminars in Theology and Philosophy. University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark. June 16, 2005.
"Buber and Aristotle on the Doctor-Patient Relationship." Shenandoah Valley Biotechnology Symposium. Eastern Mennonite High School, Harrisonburg, VA. April 27, 2005.
"Doubt in Film: A Theological Perspective." Conference of Christianity and Film. Campbell University, Buies Creek, NC. March 11-12, 2005.
"The Problem With Democracy: A View From the Margins." December Graduates Recognition Reception. Eastern Mennonite University, Harrisonburg, VA. December 9, 2004.
"Coming to America: Anabaptists in Pennsylvania." Guest lecture in Religion in America. Saint Mary's College, Saint Mary's Historical City, MD. October 14, 2004.
Other Presentations
Physiology of Love. WMRA/WEMC Civic Soapbox. April 1, 2011.
"Wonder and Tragedy." Baccalaureate. Eastern Mennonite University. April 26, 2008.
"Plato and Camus: Towards an Anabaptist Response to Tragedy." Guest lecture in Plague Colloquium. February 10, 2008.
"Neuroscience, Anthropology, and Ethics." Guest lecture in Passions Colloquium. November 11, 2007.
"Aristotle and the Virtues of Being a Student." Guest lecture in Gold Colloquium. April 11, 2007.
"Philosophical Influences on Psychology." Guest lecture in History of Psychology. September 12, 2006.
"Aristotle and the Golden Mean." Guest lecture in Gold Colloquium. April 12, 2006.
"Ways of Knowing: The Craft Tradition." Guest lecture in First Year Seminar. November 1, 2005.
"Current Issues in Philosophy and Theology." Guest lecture in Bible and Religion Senior Capstone. October 6, 2005.
"Alasdair MacIntyre: Tradition and Rationality." Guest lecture in Postmodernism. Eastern Mennonite Seminary. October 4, 2005.
Church, Community and Professional Service
Chair, Adult Education Committee. Community Mennonite Church.
Parable of Wheat and Weeds. Sermon. Community Mennonite Church. June 22, 2008.
Apologetics. Course taught for Mennonite Youth Fellowship Sunday School. Community Mennonite Church. Spring 2006.
The God of Adventure: Bringing Resurrection Home. Sermon. Spring Mount Mennonite Church, Spring Mount, PA. April 23, 2006.
Temptation Sunday. Sermon. Community Mennonite Church. 2005.
Adult Education Committee, Chair. Community Mennonite Church. 2005.
Adult Education Committee. Community Mennonite Church. 2004.
Ad hoc committee on the Lord's Supper. Community Mennonite Church. 2004.
Professional Memberships
American Philosophical Association
American Academy of Religion
Shenandoah Anabaptist Science Society
Professional Conferences Attended
Understanding Conflict. Århus, Denmark. August 19-22, 2008.
American Academy of Religion. Chicago, IL. November 1-3, 2008.
American Academy of Religion. Washington, D.C. November 17-20, 2006.
Virginia Humanities Conference. University of Mary Washington. Fredericksburg, VA. March 10-11, 2006.
Secularity and Globalization: What Comes Next? Calvin College. Grand Rapids, MI. November 10-12, 2005.
Shenandoah Valley Biotechnology Symposium. Eastern Mennonite High School. Harrisonburg, VA. April 27, 2005.
New Courses Taught
Topics in Philosophy: Aesthetics. Fall 2007-8.
Introduction to Philosophy. Spring 2007-8.
Senior Seminar (with Cyndi Gusler). Spring 2007-8.
EMU Service
Information Systems Planning Committee. 2012-
Institutional Effectiveness Committee. 2008-2010.
Faculty Senate. 2007-9
Academic Committee of the Faculty Senate. 2007-2009.
Shenandoah Anabaptist Science Society Committee. 2006-
Campus Ministries Committee. 2006-2008
Honors Committee. 2005-6.
Faculty Scholarship Committee. 2003-6.
Global Village Curriculum Committee. 2002-6.


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Sony Industries has introduced its first large sensor compact camera, the model named Cyber Shot DSC RX 100.
This camera has a number of multi functioning keys with 25 points auto focusing system and has 1080p full HD video recording that captures your sweet memories with clarity.
The 20.2 mega pixel Exmor CMOS sensor and shooter with 1 inch CMOS sensor measured diagonally which is four times better and larger than any normal typically 2.3inches sensor found in regular compacts.
This improves the quality of the pictures that you will shoot at any time whether in day or in night. The pairing of its sensor and fast bright F 1.8 optics that is at the widest end will come it handy and provide high quality images even in twilight situations.
It will be available from the month of July but the pricing has yet to be confirmed. It is expected that the US pricing will be $650.
Sony claims that this camera will deliver the highest-quality photos ever for the Cyber-shot tributary, but while the largish sensor crammed with a lot more pixels than all of its competitors.
As for the lens, it certainly looks like one of Sony's higher quality lenses, the maximum aperture starts at F 1.8, it reaches F 4.9 by the time you reach the not-terribly-long maximum focal length of 100mm.
The 3 inches LCD screen is relatively large, high-resolution display with best exposure.
It has a tiltable flash like that on the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF5 and others digi-cams of high resolution, which makes it very easily to get better flash results.
The interface looks a lot more like the Alpha SLT UI than any of the point-and-shoots, which makes sense given that Sony's targeting D- SLR users looking for a compact second camera utilizable with consistent features.
Last of all is its stylish look and design.Most importantly, its pocket size look and sleek design urges you to take it away from one place to another like you carry a mobile phone.


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Many countries around the world celebrate Father's Day, but dates and customs vary.
The roots of Father's Day go all the way back to Babylon. Found among the ruins of that city was a card made out of clay. On it, was a message from a young boy named Elmesu to his father. It was a Father's Day message of good health and a long life, given to his Babylonian father nearly 4,000 years ago.
What happened to Elmesu or his father remains a mystery, but the tradition of honoring fathers' has carried on through the centuries, not only here in the United States, but all over the world.
In countries where the Catholic Church has had an important role within the culture, the Father's Day celebration is held on St. Joseph's Day, which is March 19th.
In modern times, Father's Day celebrations not associated with any religion have been the pastime in many of countries. Not only does this honor the long-time tradition of celebrating dads, but it also reflects the diversity of the countries and the people within those countries themselves.
Father's Day Dates Around the Globe:
Argentina: Third Sunday in June
Australia: First Sunday in September
Belgium: St. Joseph's Day and the second Sunday in June
Brazil: Second Sunday in August
Bulgaria: June 20th
Canada: Third Sunday in June
Chile: Third Sunday in June
Denmark: Second Sunday in November
Finland: Second Sunday in November
France: Third Sunday in June
Germany: Ascension Thursday (40 days after Easter)
Japan: Third Sunday in June
Lithuania: First Sunday in June
Netherlands: Third Sunday in June
New Zealand: First Sunday in September
Norway : Second Sunday in November
Portugal: St. Joseph's Day, March 19th
Spain: St. Joseph's Day, March 19th
Sweden: Second Sunday in November
Taiwan: August 8th
Thailand: December 5th
United Kingdom : Third Sunday in June
United States: Third Sunday in June
Source: Chiff.com: Father's Day Celebrations Around The World


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The owner of the dogs that died in a Mountain Lodge Park fire in February has been charged with failing to properly care for the animals.
Jeffrey L. Blumenthal, 58, has said he took on too much by keeping more than a dozen dogs at the 7 Wildwood Trail residence he was renting. Police said eight out of 13 dogs died immediately after a fire Feb. 13 at that residence.
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The Carnival cruise ship Triumph is damaged after the being dislodged from its mooring at BAE shipyard during high winds Wednesday, April 3, 2013 in Mobile, Ala. Triumph was disabled Feb. 10 by an engine fire that stranded thousands of passengers onboard for days in the Gulf. It was towed into port in Mobile. (AP Photo/AL.com, Bill Starling) MAGS OUT


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Southside with You builds its emotional richness by coasting on the charisma of its two leads as they carefully navigate each other's personality quirks and…
Southside with You builds its emotional richness by coasting on the charisma of its two leads as they carefully navigate each other's personality quirks and…
An eccentric family comes together during a time of crisis; laughter, tears, montages ensue.
Roger Ebert on James Ivory's "Howards End".
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Ken Loach's "I, Daniel Blake" wins the Palme d'Or at the 69th Cannes Film Festival.
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The Alliance of Women Film Journalists presents its list of top female fiction characters.
Pablo Villaça reports on the sad status of Brazil's government and its possible effect on a phenomenal new film from director Kleber Mendonça Filho.
The third part in a series on the way Islam is represented in Western cinema.
Pablo Villaça reports on the sad status of Brazil's government and its possible effect on a phenomenal new film from director Kleber Mendonça Filho.
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In "The Loneliest Planet," an engaged couple takes a backpacking hike over the beautiful but rugged trails of the Caucasus Mountains in the central European republic of Georgia. Midway on their trek, I was reminded of advice I once heard: "Never marry anyone without first taking a three-day bus trip with them."
Not much was clear to me about Alex (Gael Garcia Bernal) and Nica (Hani Furstenberg): not where they're from, or how they met, or what paths they're taking in life, or even why they decided to make this hike. It's not a dangerous mountain adventure, more of a long slog, which seems all the longer to us because the writer-director, Julia Loktev, likes to pull back for a long shot and simply watch them plodding for long periods.
They've hired a local named Dato (Bidzina Gujabidze) to guide them. English is the only language they have in common, although Alex and Nica speak it with different accents, and Dato speaks it hardly at all. They hired Dato in a village near the start of their walk, after enduring one of those vaguely ominous evenings in a tavern where the visiting foreigners attract a lot of scrutiny. A bearded local guy looms over Nica and asks her to dance, and the other bearded local guys study Alex to see how he feels about this. Alex smiles like a good sport, although that isn't how he's feeling at the moment.
On the trail, things seem idyllic for a while, as the couple chatter and flirt. Nica, somewhat younger than Alex, has one of those Michelle Williams faces that projects niceness and vulnerability. What does Dato see, and what does he think of it? Two men and a woman, miles from anywhere. Will it all come down to that?
Dato tries to be friendly, making unintelligible small talk so murky that while listening even we smile as if trying to be good sports. There is an extremely alarming encounter with a group of heavily armed people, perhaps members of an outlawed political group, that finally ends with the most ominous member relaxing and hugging Alex, as if forgiving him for being himself.
Other events unfold, perhaps unremarkable in themselves, but accumulating into psychic baggage they must add to their backpacks. None of this is punched up dramatically; Loktev's favorite visual is the long shot; she likes indistinct night scenes and often arranges the characters in widely spaced groupings. We understand things are happening under the surface.
All of this grows tiresome. We're given no particular reason at the outset of "The Loneliest Planet" to care about these people, our interest doesn't grow along the way, the landscape grows repetitive, the director's approach is aggressively minimalist, and if you ask me, this romance was not made in heaven.
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Christmas Doughnuts Recipe
Making these doughnuts has long been a custom in my French Canadian family. I remember helping with these tender treats as a child and eating the "holes" with my sister and brother. I loved their hint of lemon flavor! Carrying on the tradition, my husband, children and I have made these yummy doughnuts every Christmas for many years.—Michelle Vander Byl, Portland, Ontario
- Prep: 20 min. + chilling Cook: 5 min./batch
- Yield: 32 Servings
- 6 eggs
- 2 cup Imperial Sugar® / Dixie Crystals® Granulated Sugar
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- 1 teaspoon lemon extract
- 7-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 6 teaspoons baking powder
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1 cup milk
- Additional oil for deep-fat frying
- Confectioners' sugar, optional
- In a large bowl, beat the eggs, sugar and oil until blended. Beat in extract. Combine the flour, baking powder, salt and nutmeg; stir into egg mixture alternately with milk. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
- Divide dough in half. Roll out one portion to 1/4-in. thickness. Cut with a floured 1-1/2-in. round cookie cutter. Repeat with remaining dough.
- In an electric skillet or deep-fryer, heat oil to 375°. Fry doughnuts for about 4 minutes or until golden brown, turning once with a slotted spoon. Drain on paper towels. Dust with confectioners' sugar if desired. Yield: about 8 dozen.
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A 77-year-old man was found dead early Tuesday morning after a house fire in Rockingham County.
Aaron "Pete" Galloway Jr., 77, was found dead in the fire, which was reported around 3:30 a.m. at 1644 Flat Rock Road near Lake Reidsville.
The house was engulfed in flames and the roof had collapsed by the time firefighters arrived, said Robert Caldwell, Rockingham County Fire Marshal.
A neighbor across the road heard loud noises and saw a burning structure when looking out the window, Caldwell said.
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School district meetings drawing large crowdsOctober 3, 2013
The Roaring Fork School District is holding a series of community meetings to trade ideas on developing a roadmap for the future of education in the district. As KDNK's Ed Williams reports, the meetings are bringing in large crowds of parents.
Administrators happy with RE-1 TCAP scoresAugust 16, 2013
The Colorado Department of Education released the state's latest standardized test scores for 2013 Wednesday. As KDNK's Ed Williams reports, administrators in the Roaring Fork School District say the overall results for their students were good.
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New preschool busesito comes to the Roaring Fork ValleyJuly 8, 2013
A Carbondale-based mobile preschool program run by the Valley Settlement Project recently doubled in size, thanks to the donation of a school bus from the Roaring Fork School District. The bus was converted into a mobile classroom a few weeks ago, and has been cruising 12 low-income neighborhoods in Glenwood Springs and Carbondale, educating about 45 children along the way. KDNK's Nelson Harvey hopped on recently to see if he could learn a thing or two.
RFHS principal looking for help funding in-school clinicianJune 26, 2013
On Tuesday night, Carbondale trustees agreed to contribute 10,000 dollars towards an in-school clinician for Roaring Fork High School. According to principal Drew Adams, the position is needed at Roaring Fork for several reasons, and he looking for help covering the 30,000 dollars needed to make it happen. KDNK's Eric Skalac caught up with Adams after the meeting to find out more about why the position is needed in his--and in any--high school.
CMC president responds to bill that would limit community college offerings in ColoradoMarch 13, 2013
Earlier this month, presidents from seven state universities and colleges, including Mesa State in Grand Junction, voiced opposition to a new bill that, if passed, would allow community colleges to offer a limited amount of four-year degrees. Colorado Mountain College already offers two four-year degrees and has plans for two more. KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh spoke to CMC interim president Dr. Charles Dassance to find out how the bill could affect CMC.
CMC Supports Colorado ASSET BillFebruary 5, 2013
At a meeting late last week, the Colorado Mountain College board of trustees voted to support the Colorado Asset Bill. The bill is being discussed by state lawmakers, and if passed, would allow some undocumented students to pay in-state tuition rates at public colleges and universities, like CMC.
KDNK's Eric Skalac spoke to CMC Senior Vice-President Jill Boyle to find out why the board voted to support the bill.
Fiscal Cliff Fallout Could Reach Public SchoolsDecember 17, 2012
Lawmakers in Washington have just two weeks to avoid some $600 billion in tax hikes and federal budget cuts. And as the stalemate between President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner drags on, residents here are bracing for the fiscal cliff fallout that could start to reach us in January. KDNK's Ed Williams reports on what federal budget cuts could mean for local schools.
Local educators featured on Teacher WallOctober 10, 2012
KDNK participated in sharing teacher's stories on a Teacher's Wall presented by the American Graduate program. Click the link to watch four of the videos.
Banned Books Week in Garfield CountyOctober 4, 2012
The Garfield County Public Library District and the Roaring Fork School District are thinking about censorship this week. KDNK's Amy Hadden marsh has this report about the local take on National Banned Books Week.
RE-1 Update with Interim Superintendent Diana SirkoOctober 3, 2012
Earlier this year, former Aspen Public School superintendent Diana Sirko was selected as the interim superintendent for the RE-1 school district. Sirko took the job after superintendent Rob Stein stepped down from the position in July.
KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh recently spoke with Sirko to get an update on her tenure as superintendent.


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David Irving, Hitler and Holocaust Denial: Electronic Edition, by Richard J. EvansTable of Contents
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(i) The document in question
1. Irving consistently argues that far from driving on Nazi Germany's antisemitic policies, Hitler frequently personally intervened to stop them or water them down. One key document which he uses to support his case is what he describes in the Preface to the 1991 edition of Hitler's War as "an extraordinary note dictated by Staatssekretär Schlegelberger in the Reich Ministry of Justice in the Spring of 1942: "Reich Minister Lammers", this states, referring to Hitler's top civil servant, "informed me that the Führer has repeatedly pronounced that he wants the solution of the Jewish Question put off until after the war is over." Whatever way one looks at this document, it is incompatible with the notion that Hitler had ordered an urgent liquidation programme." 1
2. According to Irving, 'no other historians have quoted this document, possibly finding its content hard to reconcile with their obsessively held views' about Hitler's responsibility for the extermination of the Jews.
3. Irving's claim that no other historians have quoted this document is pure invention. It must be so, since he has made a point elsewhere of claiming on more than one occasion that he never reads the work of other historians. In fact the Stuttgart historian Eberhard Jäckel published an article about the note as long ago as June, 1978.3 Indeed it was Jäckel who first informed Irving of the document's existence, a fact that Irving himself acknowledged.4 The full text of the typewritten document is as follows:However, the interpretation of this document is by no means as straightforward as Irving's description of it implies.
Reich Minister Lammers informed me that the Führer had repeatedly explained to him that he wanted the solution of the Jewish Question put back until after the war. Accordingly the present discussions possess a merely theoretical value in the opinion of Reich Minister Lammers. But he will be in all cases concerned that fundamental decisions are not reached by a surprise intervention from another agency without his knowledge.5
4. The document can be found in a folder of Reich Ministry of Justice files held at the German Federal Archives in Berlin (R 22/52). In terms of its appearance, it is a very unusual document: it has no date, no signature, none of the abbreviations usually used by the leading officials in the Ministry of Justice when signing memoranda, and not even an internal reference number (Aktenzeichen). The only direct clue to the background of the document is the name of the State Secretary in the Ministry of Justice, Freisler, which appears in handwriting above the hand-written abbreviation 'UB IV' and 'UB V' (possibly references to internal departments in the Ministry of Justice) in the bottom left-hand corner. However, this writing appears not to be by Freisler himself, and it is not clear from the note itself whether Freisler is the author. The handwriting rather suggests that Freisler and two internal departments of the Ministry of Justice were to be informed of the content of the note. All the handwriting can establish is that the note was apparently written before August 1942, when Freisler left the post of State Secretary on his appointment as President of the People's Court.
5. When trying to analyse documents such as this, historians have to attempt to establish their background by examining the context of the file in which the document are located. Even this is far from straightforward in the present case. The file (R 22/52) is not an original file kept by ministerial officials in the 'Third Reich', but rather a large collection of documents (204 pages) put together after 1945. It contains various original and copied documents relating to issues regarding Jews in Germany which touched in some way on the authority of the Ministry of Justice, from the forcible 'Aryanisation' of Jewish property in the late 1930s, to the implications of the 13th Verordnung zum Reichsbürgergesetz of 1 July 1943.
6. Of all the documents collected in the file (R22/52), only five bear an older page reference in the top left corner (01/108 - 01/112). This older pagination has subsequently been crossed out, indicating that these five documents, which include the document in question ('Schlegelberger note'), originally belonged to the same file or context. However, this older page reference does not appear to be a German ministerial reference, nor is it an archival reference (these traditionally appear on the top right side of a page where the documents, as here, are single-sided). It is most likely that the deleted pagination was stamped on these five documents by the Allies in preparation for the Nuremberg trials. This theory is confirmed by documents prepared by the Office of U.S. Chief of Counsel. In a staff evidence analysis of 22 June 1946, the five documents are listed together as located in the Ministry of Justice files.6
7. This conclusion still does not allow the document in question ('Schlegelberger note') to be put into context beyond any reasonable doubt. For only three of the five documents clearly belong in the same context, namely that of ongoing discussions about the treatment of so-called 'mixed Jews' or 'half-Jews' (Mischlinge) and German Jews married to non-Jewish Germans (Mischehen) during the Spring of 1942. These three documents are as follows: (1) A letter by State Secretary Schlegelberger to the Head of the Reichskanzlei, Hans Heinrich Lammers. In this letter, dated 12 March 1942, Schlegelberger raises objections to proposals regarding the fate of certain Jews and 'mixed Jews', which had been made at a conference on 6 March 1942, and requests a personal meeting with Lammers in that matter. (2) Lammers's reply to Schlegelberger, dated 18 March 1942. Writing from Hitler's headquarters, Lammers informs Schlegelberger that he expects to return to Berlin at the end of the month, and would then arrange a date for a meeting.8 (3) A letter by Schlegelberger to various party and state agencies, dated 5 April 1942, regarding proposals for the treatment of 'half-Jews' and Jews in 'mixed marriages'.9
8. By contrast, the fourth document dates not from spring 1942, but from 21 November 1941. It is an internal memorandum, signed by Ministerialdirigent Lutterloh, a senior civil servant in the Ministry for Justice with responsibility for personal and organisational matters. In the memorandum, Lutterloh noted that
With reference to the current situation of the Jews, discussions are taking place in the Ministry as to whether the Jews are to be deprived of their right to take part in court proceedings, and whether their representation before a court is to be regulated in another way. In this matter the deciding factor is whether an immediate expulsion of all Jews can be reckoned with.10
10. At that time, the deportations of the German Jews to the East had already started and the view inside the Ministry of Justice was evidently that it made little sense to draw up new guidelines for the treatment of Jews before German courts if there were to be no Jews left in Germany within a short time anyway.
11. It is not immediately clear what the relation the fifth document (the 'Schlegelberger memorandum') has to these other four documents. There appear to be three different possibilities.
12. First, it might not stand in any relationship with either documents 1-3 or document 4. This does not very likely, yet this possibility cannot be totally dismissed. It is at least possible that the Allies, when collecting the five documents under examination here, mixed them together from different parts of the same file. In this case, the dating and meaning of the document would remain obscure. It may well have been written in 1940 or 1941, in which case the reference to Hitler's wish for the postponement of the 'Solution of the Jewish Question' until after the war at this point is perfectly compatible with Hitler having decided on the extermination of all European Jews later on. Indeed, the note in the bottom left-hand corner of the document seems to date it to '17.7' from which a dating to 17 July 1941 would seeem to follow. In this case the document would have referred to a meeting held on on 16 July 1941, at which Lammers but not Schlegelberger was present, along with Hitler, Goring, Keitel, Rosenberg, and Bormann. The Jewish question was almost certainly discussed at this meeting since it was followed on 17 July by the Appointment of Rosenberg + Himmler to their respective responsible posts for the admistration [sic] of the occupied Eastern territories. - See ADAP XIII p. 127.
13. Second, the document ('Schlegelberger memorandum') might be linked to the Lutterloh memorandum. As the discussions in the Ministry of Justice about the legal status of Jews in November 1941 were, according to Lutterloh, linked to the question of whether the German Jews would rapidly disappear from Germany or not, it is possible that a senior judicial official asked Lammers about the general direction of Nazi policy towards the Jews. Would they all 'disappear' soon or not?
14. On the whole, this interpretation does not appear to be very likely either, as Lammers would probably not have agreed to a meeting on issue of such comparatively minor importance. There is also no indication in the Lutterloh memorandum that such a meeting was sought by the Ministry of Justice. Still, this interpretation can not be dismissed completely. After all, Lutterloh had asked in his memorandum on 21 November 1941 that his assessment be passed on to State Secretary Freisler, whose name, as we have seen, also appears on the document in question ('Schlegelberger memorandum'). It should be noted that the document ('Schlegelberger memorandum') uses the same term for discussions ('Erörterungen') as the Lutterloh memorandum. Thus, it is at least thinkable that Lammers had informed a senior judicial official (possibly Schlegelberger) sometime after 21 November 1941, that the current discussions in the Ministry of Justice were purely theoretical, as Hitler had stated in the past that the 'Final Solution' would only be carried out after the war.
15. This dating and context would also be perfectly compatible with the notion that Hitler did decide on the extermination of all European Jews at some later date. After all, the document in question ('Schlegelberger memorandum') does not refer to Hitler's present views ( Lammers clearly had not consulted Hitler direcly about the issue, but was merely repeating a series of previous utterings). Thus, Lammers might be repeating views which Hitler held some time in 1941 or even earlier. Indeed, some historians would even accept that Hitler was still voicing similar views in early 1942.
16. Thus the historian Peter Longerich has argued in a recent, document-based study of the National Socialist extermination of the Jews, in early 1942 the Nazi leadership still saw the extermination of Jews in the East (which was in fact already under way) merely as 'pre-emptions of the "final solution" which was first to be carried out to its full extent after the end of the war.' Only in spring-summer 1942 did Nazi policy escalate further, and it was decided that the 'Final Solution' (that is, the systematic extermination of all European Jews) would not be carried out mainly after the war, but already while the war was going on. 11
17. These first two possible interpretations of the document cannot be dismissed out of hand, and there will probably always remain some degree of uncertainty about the context in which it should be read and understood. There is a third possibility, however, and that is, that the document in question might be linked to the discussions in the Spring of 1942 regarding the fate of 'half-Jews' and Jews in 'mixed marriages' which form the context of documents one, two and three discussed above. This seems to be the most likely interpretation. It has also been advanced by several historians of Nazi Germany,12 by one of the leading prosecution attorneys at the Nuremberg trials,13 and indeed even by David Irving himself.14 It is this interpretation which will now be investigated in greater detail, in order to establish what seems the most likely context into which the Schlegelberger memorandum can be put.
1. Irving, Hitler's War (1991 ed.), p 18. See also Keith Brace, 'Secret Memo clears Hitler - Irving', The Birmingham Post, 9 March 1978, and Daniel W. Michaels, 'Nuremberg: Woe to the Vanquished', review of Irving's Nuremberg, Journal of Histoical Review, Vol. 17 (1998), No. 1, p. 46, citing the memorandum agian.
2. Cited by Irving in his court Plea Part IV page 14. See also Irving, Goebbels, p. 388, where he describes the document as a 'ruing that remarkably few historians now seem dispised to quote'.
3. Eberhard Jackel, 'Noch einmal Irving, Hitler und der Judenmord' in Martheshimer and Frenzel (eds.), Im Kreuzfeuer (Frankfurt, 1999), p. 164-6. Eberhard Jäckel, 'Der Zettel mit dem schlimmen Wort', Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 22 June 1978.
4. Jäckel to Irving, 20 Feb. 1978 (doc 591 in Pleadings Bundle) and Irving to Jäckel, 22 March 1978 (doc. 601).
5. BA Berlin R22/52. German text: Herr Reichsminister Lammers teilte mir mit, der Führer habe ihm gegenüber wiederholt mitgeteilt, daß er die Lösung der Judenfrage bis nach dem Kriege zurückgestellt wissen wolle. Demgemäß haben die gegenwärtigen Erörterungen nach Meinung von Herrn Reichsminister Lammers ledglich theoretischen Wert. Er werde aber auf alle Fälle dafür besorgt sein, daß nicht durch einen überraschenden Vortrag von anderer Stelle ohne sein Wissen grundsätzliche Entscheidungen gefällt werden.
6. Office of U. S. Chief of Counsel for Prosecution of Axis Criminality, Staff Evidence Analysis, 22 June 1946; Third Supplemental Discovery List by Irving, folder 51 (b).
7. BA Berlin R 22/52, Bl. 155: Schlegelberger to Lammers, 12.3.1942.
8. Ibid., Bl. 156: Lammers to Schlegelberger, 18.3.1942.
9. Ibid., Bl. 157-158: Schlegelberger to Klopfer et al, 5.4.1942.
10. Ibid., Bl. 154: Vermerk, Ministeraldirigent Lutterloh, 21.11.1941: 'Im Hinblick auf die derzeitige Lage der Juden schweben im Hause Erörterungen, ob den Juden die Prozeßfähigkeit zu entziehen und ihre Vertretung for Gericht anders zu regeln ist. Hierfür is entscheidend, ob mit einer sofortigen Abschiebung aller Juden gerechnet werden kann.'
11. P. Longerich, Politik der Vernichtung(Munich, Zurich, 1998), esp. 475, 513: 'Vorgriffe auf die erst nach dem Kriegsende in vollem Umfang durchzuführende "Endlöng:'.
12. E. Jäckel, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 11 June 1978, translated (by H. D. Kirk) in David Irving's Hitler (Port Angeles, Brentwood Bay, 1993), pp.35-36; N. Stoltzfus, Resistance of the Heart. Intermarriage and the Rosenstrasse Protest in Nazi Germany (London, 1991 1996),; p. 171; P. Hoffmann, 'Hitler's good Right Arm', The New York Times, 28 May 1989.
13. Dr. R. Kempner to Elke Fröhlich, 10.6.1972; Third Supplemental discovery List by Irving, folder 51 (b).
14. Irving, Hitler's War (1991 ed.), p. 464
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Jordan bested second-place finisher Jacob Etheridge from RMS who ran a fast 12:00.
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Is it better to cycle through 1 set of each activity before doing subsequent sets or is it better to do multiple sets before going on to the next activity?
The answer to your question depends on what you are trying to achieve through your weight-training regimen.Are you trying to get bigger and stronger? Or are you trying get leaner?
If your goal is size and strength then its of my opinion that you should focus on one exercise at a time before moving onto the next exercise in your routine. This allows you to focus more on what exercise you are doing and it also allows you take a slightly longer rest time which will in turn allow you to push out more reps and more weight.
If you are trying to lean up and burn calories while getting stronger then pick two or three exercises and cycle through them. I workout over my lunch breaks so I have to do this in order to get enough reps and sets in. So also use this approach when you are short on time but still want to get as tough of a workout. Here is an example of one superset that I use on my Arms day that always kills me:
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Barbell Bicep Curl - 1 Set
Hanging Leg Raise - 1 Set
Rest & Repeat superset 3-4 times then move on to new superset of different exercises. Keep in mind that if this is your approach do not take any rest between exercises. Take a short rest between supersets only.
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Thanks, I think the supersets are the way to go. I'll have to try it without stopping and resting in between.
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For Mac users who enjoy the simpllicity of a typewriter, but live in the digital world. WriteRoom is a full-screen, distraction-free writing environment. Unlike the cluttered word processors you're used to, WriteRoom is just about you and your text. Requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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I still use this version 1.0. It's 4 years old, but still unique. Jesse, the developer, comes up with great ideas, but unfortunately just can't seem to stick with them. Don't get me wrong, he's an extremely nice and hard working guy. But sometimes ideas don't need much improving. WriteRoom eventually evolved into something completely different.
The first version of WriteRoom used a non-document model, meaning you never had to deal with any document filing. No, open the app, create a new window, write, close the app, open the app again, and there are your documents. Simple, fast and effective. No filing needed! The developer moved away from this very unique idea to something generic: WriteRoom as a text and rtf document editor with full screen mode.
I cannot understand why they do not bring it up to Snow Leopard Standards. The plugin to switch to write room doesn't work and there are also no language-settings for "quotes" (that almost all non-english users need). What a shame, that there is no new version. It could be a must-have app.
To some extent, Google docs can also do what WriteRoom does: set the background of your document to black, and turn on full screen mode. :)
In addition, you'll get other Google docs features, eg: revision history (useful if you're writing a diary for instance).
Because WriteRoom is part of MacHeist, I downloaded it. Seems like a very useful program. Typing without interruptions. Looking forward to a bigger document where this can be handy.
Pity WriteRoom moved on, in my opinion. It has way too many features these days. Rich Text is a waste of time, for me, but I guess I can understand why some people like it. I also much preferred the "file-less" mentality of the original. You just never had to worry about your stuff or where it was located.
The screenshot here and on the homepage don't give a good idea of what the app looks like full screen.
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Would someone please tell me what's "not Leopard compatible" about this program? Aside from the bad choice of key bindings to go to full screen (something you only need to access once, from the menu), I can't see any problems with it.
The new "Edit in WriteRoom" feature is nice, but it has some limits:
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Most West Virginians live in rural or suburban areas, relying on sheriff's departments and the State Police for public safet....
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What cannot look the facts up Pure, because liberals don't know "how" to find truth/facts. They just 'believe' whatever the liberal top dog tells them. First sign of total stupidity. Can't think for themselves. They only believe what the left 'tells' them to believe.
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What....continuuing the standards of liberalism..........lie, lie and lie. Uh, you can say whatever you wish....but people KNOW you're lying. Pfft. LOLOLOL....liberals are too funny.
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This article is about how truthful as the one you can't comment on ...... the WV NEWS articles on here. WHY is that InterMountain? Because most articles pertain to the Democrat whining Governors and senators????
THe article from the lying bunch AP press stated....(of course in support of manchins attempt to get more gun control), stated that and I quote the lie here: More Americans die from pistol murders than from wars.
LOLOL what a crock! News media have become the MOST unreliable source of information anywhere!!! Lawyers have become more believable than the liberal lying media.
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State police is NOT understaffed NOR underfunded. Forget it Governor Tomblin........WV citizens are NOT paying more taxes because you want the state police's support for re-election. Stupid dems; taxes is ALL you know.
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Florence police said after receiving complaints from residents and the administration of Colonial Gardens that medication and personal belongings, such as jewelry and money, seemed to be missing from residents rooms, investigators using video surveillance were able to gather enough evidence to arrest Natasha Helton.
Helton, 22, of Burlington, is charged with two counts of theft by unlawful taking, three counts of theft of controlled substances and one count of abuse or neglect of an adult by a caretaker.
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