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PEORIA, Ariz. – The Colorado State women's golf team carried its strong start into Monday as the Rams finished the Westbrook Spring Invitational with a three-round total of 883 (+19).
The Rams began the day strong, quickly going two-under thanks to birdies by junior Jessa LaBarbera and freshman Elisabeth Rau, propelling CSU into a tie for eighth place, ahead of nationally ranked Illinois. It wasn't just the Rams that came out strong, the other 13 teams also played birdie-golf, and ultimately CSU finished in 12th place.
"We made progress in the right direction in regard to the score," said first-year Head Coach Annie Young. "I thought the golf course fit our games really well and it's a shame that we never shot the low round that was out there. I'm hoping we can build on some of the good things that we did and continue to get better."
The Rams were paced by senior Christina Spinzig, who finished one-over par on Monday to ascend three spots on the individual leaderboard and move into a tie for 33rd. The native of Evergreen, Colo., finished the two-day event with a three-round total of 220, the lowest score of her career.
Two strokes behind Spinzig was freshman Rau and senior Emily Roering, at six-over, 222. Rau's 220 is the lowest 54-hole total by a CSU freshman since 2010-11 when current senior Betsy Kelly carded a 213 in the Mountain West championships.
Senior Betsy Kelly finished one stroke behind Rau and Roering, tying for 51st place, shooting a 224 (+8). This was Kelly's best three-round performance of the year. Junior LaBarbera finished one stroke off Kelly's pace, carding a career-best 225 (+9).
The Rams' 54-hole total of 883 was the team's lowest finish since October of 2011 at the Price's 'Give 'Em Five' Intercollegiate, where CSU carded an 880. CSU recorded three sub 295 rounds during Wisconsin's Westbrook Spring Invitational for the first time since September of 2009 in the 2009-10 season opener.
Ohio State earned a come-from-behind victory in the 2014 Westbrook Spring Invitational, defeating Oregon, who the Buckeye's trailed by six strokes entering Monday, by 10 strokes. Ohio State finished the tournament with a 54-hole total of 838 (-26). The Ducks shot seven-over in the final 18 holes to finish second at 848 (-16).
Ohio State's Jessica Porvasnik claimed medalist honors, finishing at 13-under (65-67-71—203).
The Rams return to the links March 3-4 for the Julie Inkster Spartan Invitational in San Jose, Calif.
T12 Colorado State 295-293-295--883
T33 Christina Spinzig 72-75-73--220 (+4)
T45 Elisabeth Rau 77-72-73--222 (+6)
T45 Emily Roering 74-71-77--222 (+6)
T51 Betsy Kelly 74-75-75--224 (+8)
T55 Jessa LaBarbera 75-76-74--225 (+9)
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LATE THIS AFTERNOON FROM THE ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW ORLEANS: ALL CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS WILL SOON BE CUT OFF AT SEVENTH GRADE.. SO WHAT DOES THIS CHANGE MEAN FOR THE FUTURE OF THE SCHOOLS? REPORTER GINA SWANSON IS LIVE AT 5 TO EXPLAIN WHEN THE RULE WILL GO INTO EFFECT. WE JUST SPOKE WITH THE SUPERINTENDENT FOR CATHOLIC SCHOOLS MOMENTS AGO. SHE TELLS US THIS IS SOMETHING THE ARCHDIOCESE HAS BEEN LOOKING INTO FOR A WHILE. AS IT STANDS THERE ARE ABOUT 700 STUDENTS IN THE 8TH GRADE IN ABOUT 30 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN THE ARCHDIOCESE. COMPARE THAT WITH 3 THOUSAND 8TH GRADERS AT THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL. ALL THIS MEASURE DOES IS CLEAR UP THE OVERLAP AND PUTS A CLEAR DIVISION BETWEEN HIGH SCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY. PARENTS HAVE MORE THAN A YEAR TO PLAN FOR THE CHANGES THAT TAKE EFFECT FOR THER 2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR. "not changed" IN A STATEMENT ARCHBISHOP GREGORY AYOMD SAYS SCHOOLS THAT CHOSE NOT TO COMPLY WILL NO LONGER BE PART OF THE FAMILY OF CATHOLIC SCHOOLS AND MANY OF YOU ARE FIRED UP ABOUT THIS DEVELOPMENT ON OUR WDSU FACEBOOK PAGE... ROSIE SAYS: "Sad sad sad. No concern for kids, all they are concerned about is making money!" JOE CHIMES IN: "Just another way for them to collect an extra year of high school tuition. I'm dealing with this now with my kids." AND RACHEL SAYS: Its all about money anyway and was never about what was best for the kids in my opinion. "I feel like, because this is one of the biggest decisions
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Date: 28 January 2013 Time: 04:02 PM ET
In case you thought the comic book movie casting process had become too predictable, this might change your mind: Paul Giamatti is in talks to play Rhino in the 2014 Amazing Spider-Man sequel, according to The Hollywood Reporter.A bulky, powerful, dim-witted villain and Russian immigrant, Giamatti would seemingly be playing against both personality and body type for the role — likely suggesting a fairly thorough revisiting of the character, similar to what Jamie Foxx has stated is in store for his role of Electro. Giamatti, who played comic book writer Harvey Pekar in 2003's American Splendor film, has expressed his admiration for the character in the past. He was quoted in Showbiz Spy in 2011 as saying, "If they ever go with The Rhino I would be ready and waiting."


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Super Bowl Grub | I'm Lovin' It Wrap up
I know, I know……. Super Bowl XLVI is today, February 5th at 6:30 ET . But there were some great Super Bowl party food and sweet treats linked up to the party this week! I figured, regardless if you are cheering on the Patriots or the Giants, you may still be scrambling for some Super Bowl Party Food ideas!…….just a heads up though, I was at the grocery store last night, and it was PACKED!
Super Bowl Food
Touchdown Taco Dip at The Family Kitchen | Turkey Meatball Subs at Made Famous By | Herbed Cheese and Cracker Bits from Mrs. Happy Homemaker | Super Maple Snack Mix at Singing with Birds
Super Bowl Sweet Treats
Nacho Cupcakes from Sweet Simple Stuff | Peanut Butter Football Dip at Crazy for Crust | Brownie Bite Footballs from Shugary Sweets | Football Field Fudge from Something Swanky | Chocolate Oatmeal Cream Pie Footballs from Shugary Sweets | Cookies & Cream Cheese Football from Something Swanky
And I couldn't miss featuring a few of the delicious Valentine goodies!
Valentine Sweet Treats
Box of Chocolates Cookie at Munchkin Munchies | Chocolate Dipped Valentine Marshmallow Pops at A Farmgirl's Dabbles | Valentine Ginger Crinkles from Simple as That | Mini Heart Cake from i am baker | Frozen Tart Cherrytini from U Try It | Chocolate Buttermilk Donuts with Raspberry Glaze from Crumbs and Chaos | Raspberry Hugs Chocolate Cookies at Two Peas and Their Pod | Chocolate Mousse in Chocolate Shells from With a Grateful Prayer
I'm always so impressed by what you all do!! There's still time to link up this week to I'm Lovin' It — or just check out all of the other great projects, recipes and ideas that were shared!
Don't miss it!! I'll be throwing a party with Clorox Bleach this Wednesday, February 8th! Write a post about YOUR MESSY MOMENTS, link up here at TidyMom and you could win some fun prizes from Clorox! Or enter to win $25,000!
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Thankyou so very much for featuring me. I am such an big admirer of your amazing site!!!
Happy Super Bowl Sunday!
SUPER wrap-up. I'm not a football fan but if some of these appetizers and desserts were in on a table in front of the television at 6:30 tonight I just might be tempted to watch (eat my way through) the game! Have a great week Cheryl.
So many wonderful ideas, Cheryl! I was going to have guacamole today anyway, might as well make it look like a football field:) Thanks so much for featuring my "Box of Chocolates"! ENJOY your day!
Cheryl, thanks for the feature! Honored to be a part of it!! Have a great night!
Thanks so much for the feature! Enjoy the game.
Thank you for the feature, Cheryl! I just started following you on fb too.
Happy Super Bowl Sunday! Great eats here! Thanks for featuring our cookies!
Just finished prepping our Super Bowl food here, but those turkey meatball subs look so tasty! Thank you so much for featuring my valentine marshmallow pops…fun to see some Valentine's Day treats added to the Super Bowl mix!! Have a great week, Cheryl.
Thanks for the feature!!
Great finds, Cheryl.
All those football cookies and all those party/snack mixes…I want! 🙂
so fun, I cannot wait to see what people make every week.
Thanks for featuring my snack mix. Hope your super-bowl party rocked!
I enjoy seeing all the creative ideas each week … so many ideas … never enough time! Thank you for the feature too.
thank you so much for the feature Cheryl! 🙂
Thank you so much for featuring my Frozen Tart Cherrytini! Really appreciate it. I love your wrap ups! These are all wonderful recipes! Have a great week ahead of you!
all of these recipes are so unique. they are making my mouth water just seeing the pictures. I cant figure out what recipe i want to try first.


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Phew, been a long week slogging through the Kalimdor Safari last week, this week on to Eastern Kingdoms! Just got the Jade Crane Chick too! Busy busy!
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Just got mine, so cute! He is P/P also :)
For once I get to be that jerk, got a Rare on my first spawn! Oops sorry! :P
Can be found as a spawn by itself, not just as a secondary, found one in Silithus :)
I finally got mine last night, she is Poor quality but I'll keep looking til I have a stone to spare! So pleased to have this pet!!!
Oh man, I had this in my bag yesterday from Hector's Giveaway but someone asked for it before me so I gave it to them. Kinda crying now to find out it was TCG pet!!! :(
I FINALLY got one of these gorgeous lil guys last night for 8k on the AH! I was so in shock to see it for so cheap as I've been watching the AH onoff for years and never been within reach of affording it!


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Radiology & Biomedical Imaging: Bioimaging Sciences: Magnetic Resonance Imaging; Magnetic Resonance Research Center
Selected Publications
- Negishi M, Abildgaard M, Laufer I, Nixon T, Constable RT. An EEG (electroencephalograph) recording system with carbon wire electrodes for simultaneous EEG-fMRI (functional magnetic resonance resonance imaging) recording. Journal of Neuroscience Methods 2008, 173, 99-107.
- Meltzer JA, Negishi M, Constable RT. Biphasic hemodynamic responses influence deactivation and may mask activation in block-design fMRI paradigms. Human Brain Mapping 2008, 29 (4), 385-99.
- Meltzer JA, Negishi M, Mayes LC, Constable RT, Individual differences in EEG theta and alpha dynamics during working memory correlate with fMRI responses across subjects. Clinical Neurophysiology 2007, 118 (11), 2419-36.
- Negishi M, Pinus BI, Pinus AB, Constable RT. Origin of the radio fequency pulse artifact in simultaneous EEG-fMRI recording: Rectification at the carbon-metal interface. IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering 2007, 54 (9), 1725-27.
- Negishi M. Connectionist Models, in Nakayama, Mazuka, Shirai (Eds.), Japanese Psycholinguistics (Part II of East Asian Psycholinguistics), Cambridge University Press 2006, NY.


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Definición de noiseless en inglés:
1Silent or very quiet: the cycle is a noiseless form of transport
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- Concorde's four engines take passengers across the Atlantic at 1,350 miles an hour - twice the speed of sound - in noiseless luxury.
- The turbine he wanted was in galvanised steel and no taller than a telegraph pole and was almost noiseless, added Mr Kershaw.
- They are almost noiseless, cheaper by as much as half than internal combustion engines, and completely clean.
2 technical Accompanied by or introducing no random fluctuations that obscure the real signal or data: the 4000-1 and 4000-2 use an adaptive, noiseless data algorithm to compress data in real time
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- Simulation begins by generating noiseless waveforms at the link data input and proceeds through each subsequent component model until the system output is generated.
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- Slipping out the door, she ran noiselessly through the silent corridors.
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Brain Differences in Women With Anorexia?
July 8, 2005 -- The eating disorder anorexia nervosa may be tied to the brain.
Researchers recently compared brain imaging of healthy women with those who had been anorexic in the past.
The images showed that the former anorexia patients had increased activity in brain areas that make dopamine.
Dopamine is a chemical involved in weight, feeding behaviors, reinforcement, and reward.
"This finding might help explain why individuals with anorexia nervosa are able to lose weight, resist eating, overexercise, are protected from substance abuse, and are insensitive to normal rewards," write the researchers.
Their study appears in Biological Psychology's online edition.
About Anorexia
Anorexia is an eating disorder with both physical and emotional traits including:
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Both men and women can have anorexia or other eating disorders.
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Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO
Set 1: No Expectations, Sometimes I've Won, Maid of the Canyon, Rain Still Falls, New Horizons > Holding > New Horizons, 40 Miles From Denver, Idaho, Finally Saw the Light, How 'Bout You?[1], Kentucky Mandolin[1], Steep Grade Sharp Curves[1]
Set 2: Ten > Follow Me Down To The Riverside > Ten, Damned If The Right One Didn't Go Wrong[1], Fine Excuses[1], Catch a Criminal[1], Midwest Gospel Radio[1], Fingerprint[1] > King Ebeneezer[1], Mother's Only Son[1], Keep on Going
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I was gonna do Bala next year, but seen as this is almost my back garden, it would be rude not to enter Come on Ian, announce it already pleeeeese!
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JvR - I live in Southwell and would just be going from my house in the morning - it isn't far to drive I am mad for considering this but excited at the thought
JvR - I live in Southwell and would just be going from my house in the morning - it isn't far to drive
I am mad for considering this but excited at the thought
Thanks mathschick, just need to pursuade OH to chat to Aunt and Uncle and arrange something.
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2nd June is PERFECT if you;re doing IMUK next year. Like wot I am. So I get an Outlaw experience too ... excellent!
DK it's not on the site???
have mailed mentor Rio for the OK!!! Oh I want to play but don't want them to sell out!
Oh shite, driving home from France on that Saturday ....
'Half the distance, half the price, same quality race, entries open soon.'
Just had a recorded message on my phone (cos I registered interest for Outlaw although entered IMUK in the end).
Oooh! When?! I've not heard anything from them? I want to enter then worry about it later
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I got a text too
yes got the text..half the price.............thats going to make it a very expensive half......
£80 for the enduroman half in the new forest.........and this will be £125 if half the price........a bit steep for me.bala is usually around £85 isn't it.....
And no Pirate feedstation or bottle dump......not worth it if you ask me
ST I'm thinking I'll do my own half a couple of weeks earlier at markey Bosworth if you want to join me - just do the Full Boar course
£125 is too much for me
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You'll need to provide us with your guarantor's personal details - someone who is legally obliged to pay the rent if you can't. This person must be over 18 years old, in full-time employment and a UK resident and homeowner. Remember, you'll need to get their consent before providing us with their details.
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When you accept your offer of accommodation you'll need to pay a £1 contract fee to secure your room and set up a recurring card payment relating to your chosen rent instalments.
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The local Salford Shopping Centre is only a 15 minutes' walk and features over 80 stores so you can find everything from groceries to clothes. Salford is also home of the BBC Media City and is fast becoming a vibrant area with an exciting future.
If you're looking to visit the big city, Salford Crescent train station is just a 10 minute walk away and has excellent rail links to Manchester city centre and beyond.
Building wide Wi-Fi broadband service is included in your rent and offers you a reliable and secure internet connection suitable for all your academic and personal needs, including browsing the internet, sending emails, downloading and streaming.
The broadband service is provided by Cable Com Networking, a leading provider of managed internet services to student accommodation.
The internet package provided with your accommodation includes a super-fast symmetrical 15Mbs Ethernet broadband service. A further 2mbs building wide Wi-Fi service is also included.
Features of the Wi-Fi service include: Pervasive coverage for seamless roaming, support for multiple concurrent devices (mobiles, tablets, laptops, game consoles etc.), fast and reliable connection for an uninterrupted service, support for Eduroam and multiple SSIDs and, differentiated services dependent upon user profile.
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Please see a guide to our cancellation policy below and refer to your tenancy agreement for full cancellation details.
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You can cancel at any time during this period, but there will be an administration charge of £50.
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Note: If no replacement tenant is found, you will be responsible for payment of the rent in full, even if you do not move in to the property.
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The TV licensing authorities recognise that most students do not need the final three months of a TV licence as you leave the accommodation during the summer. You may be able to receive a refund for this period, provided that you don't need your licence again before it expires.
If you do not have a TV Licence but you receive or record live TV you could face prosecution from the TV Licensing Authority.
Tramways now benefits from LaundryView which will make doing your laundry on-site even easier. The system, created by Circuit, allows you to go online and check the availability of washers and dryers in your building as well as see when other washes are about to end.
To get started with LaundryView, you first need to find your halls.
Circuit also offer laundry top-up cards which allow you to pay for your washing and drying in advance by paying online or using one of the on-site machines. You can then use your card to pay for washing and drying as well as top-up your card straight from your mobile phone using the Circuit app.
Ask our team where to get a top-up card and take a look at Circuit's 'how to use' videos for more information.
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Your possessions, desktop and laptop computer equipment are insured for theft, fire, flood, burst pipes, storm, vandalism, explosion and lightning. Cover applies within your accommodation, in any temporary residence and in transit at the beginning and end of each term.
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SINGAPORE–Indonesia is considering selling bonds denominated in euros and yen next year, to diversify its funding sources.
The plan highlights the likelihood that global financing conditions will become less favorable once the U.S. Federal Reserve starts to tighten policy, analysts said.
The bulk of Indonesia's expected $6.5 billion of foreign financing next year – some $4 billion – will likely still be in dollars, Loto Ginting, government securities head at the finance ministry's debt-management office, told The Wall Street Journal on Thursday.
But the government – one of the most frequent Asian issuers in the international bond market – is also considering selling $1 billion to $1.5 billion of yen-denominated samurai bonds and $500 million to $1 billion of euro-denominated bonds, she said.
"So far this year, all of our (foreign) issuance has been in U.S. dollars, so we think that next year we will diversify the currency," Ms. Ginting said in an interview on the sidelines of the Borrowers & Investors Forum, Southeast Asia.
In September, Indonesia sold a $1.5 billion 5.5-year dollar-denominated Islamic bond, or sukuk. In July, it sold a $1 billion 10-year global dollar bond, while in April, it priced a $3 billion dollar split into 10-year and 30-year tranches.
The government last issued debt denominated in the Japanese currency in November 2012, when it priced 60 billion yen ($610 million) of 10-year samurai bonds.
Selling euro-denominated bonds would be "very sensible," given the low cost of borrowing in the single currency, said Marc Ostwald, a strategist at Monument Securities.
"They should see very good demand just for diversification and Asian name rarity," he said.
Indonesian assets were badly hit over the summer by expectations that the Fed would soon start to reduce its bond purchases, as investors homed in on its current-account deficit and relatively weak fiscal circumstances.
The 2014 budget, passed last week, aims to reduce the deficit to 1.5% of gross domestic product compared with this year's estimate of 2.4%.
But the country will face challenges: Finance minister Chatib Basri said in an interview on Thursday that the ministry now estimates the economy to grow 5.8% in 2013, down 0.2 percentage point from a projection last week and lower than a 6.3% forecast in the nation's budget.
Indonesia's 2014 financing plans are due to be finalized next week, but its total needs for the year are expected to be around $32 billion to $33 billion, Ms. Ginting told WSJ.
The samurai bond may be issued in the second half of the year while timing for a euro-denominated bond is under discussion, she added.
Despite expectations that borrowing costs will begin to rise, other Asian governments are also mulling issuing in the international bond market.
Hassan Zaman, chief economist of Bangladesh's central bank, told WSJ on Thursday that the country is planning to sell a dollar-denominated bond worth $500 million to $1 billion, likely toward the end of next year.
During a panel discussion, Dr. Zaman also noted that the country was actively working to develop its Islamic bond market.


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The fourth annual community fun day took place at Gomersal cricket club on Thursday (24 July), attended by more than 250 people of all ages.
Those attending took part in a range of fun and games, including egg & spoon races, Wii games, bowling, bingo, quizzes and competitions. They were entertained by Kirklees Music School over 55s ukulele orchestra, partners of Kirklees Neigbourhood Housing, Stainclliffe line dancers and enjoyed a guest appearance by Matt Diskin and James Donaldson from the Bradford Bulls.
To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Normandy landings, there was a '40s theme to the day, including a programme designed by local school children, Caitlin Holroyd and Gilbert Clough, who took part in an art competition run at Gomersal St Mary's.
The event was opened by Mr Fred Whiteley, who served his country in World War 2. Fred lives in a retirement living scheme managed by Kirklees Neighbourhood Housing (KNH), which organized the day, with support from a variety of partner agencies and local businesses.
The aim of the event was to encourage older people to stay active and to bring different age groups together to break down the sense of isolation that older people sometimes feel. According to Karina Sykes, KNH's Older People's Activities Coordinator, "fun and social activities for older residents are really important as they help retain and improve both physical and mental health and wellbeing.
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Cllr Viv Kendrick, the Cabinet member responsible for health, wellbeing and communities, said, "These kind of events are an excellent way of improving older people's health and wellbeing and helping them live life to the full, which are key priorities for the council."
The fun day, which included stalls, a tombola and raffle, raised over £1400 for the older people's support service to improve the quality of life for older citizens living in Kirklees and for two nominated charities. Barclays Bank kindly agreed to match fund £1000 of the money raised.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to making the day such a success, especially KNH tenant board members and older people's champions, Jack Gannon and Terry Clapham, and of course all those who came to support the event.
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Our Champ continued into the quarterfinals at Rotterdam completing a 6-3, 6-4 win over Thiemo De Bakker in just over an hour.
It was another consummate performance from Roger and he played some exhilarating tennis winning 92% of his first serves on the way to taking the first set. De Bakker tried to fight back but was overwhelmed by a dramatically in form Swiss champ and did not stand a chance against the imperious shot making from Roger. The second set went with serve until the champ broke in the 3 rd. game and De Bekker was unable to contain our Roger's ground strokes being forced in to making mistakes. This was vintage Roger and he absolutely deserves his place in the last eight.
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The Anglesey Arts Forum team is encouraging artists from Anglesey to join the prestigious Open Studios and Galleries in 2014.A wide range of talented artists and craftmakers open their studios every Easter, inviting visitors to see this normally hidden world at every imaginable kind of interesting venue, from garden sheds to galleries. "When I first moved to Anglesey, I joined the Arts Forum and opened my studio at Easter. I found it was one of the best ways to meet other artists and people who are interested in art.I have exhibitions throughout the year but every Easter I focus on preparing my work and my studio to get ready to meet the visitors who are interested in my work", says Helen Grove-White, artist and Vice-Chair of Anglesey Arts Forum.The application process for artists is open now and all applications must be received by 31 October 2013 to join the event this coming Easter."If you are thinking of joining, I encourage you to chat to an artist who is part of the event. If you are worried that your studio isn't suitable, there are other options available.We want all artists on Anglesey to join the Anglesey Arts Forum and be part of the network. By joining, you will have access to professional development workshops, joint exhibitions and a page on the Forum website," says Helen.Funding from project supporters such as Arts Council of Wales and Anglesey County Council has allowed the development of the website and the production of the Guide, and has supported the promotion of the event.The project has received funding through the Rural Development Plan for Wales 2007–2013, which is funded by the Welsh Government and the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development.
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Table of Contents
- Overview
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Even though there are big headlines about computer crime, nearly everyone who works in the computer industry knows that the crimes making these headlines are a tiny fraction of the crimes that are committed. Many companies resist pursuing legal recourse for fear of the damage that publicizing the crime might cause the company. They understand that there is an inequity between how physically committed crimes and computer crimes are prosecuted. Companies also know that successful prosecution is difficult and time-consuming and they often feel that the perpetrators get a mere slap on the wrist, given the damages they cause.
It has been noted that if a bank is robbed by someone with a gun, the criminal will be hunted to the ends of the earth with whatever means necessary. But if a bank is robbed by someone with a computer, it is likely that the bank will not even acknowledge that a crime has been committed in order to avoid the publicity. Here are some statistics [John Tartaglia, "Introduction to Network Security," Computer Security Institute's Conference, November 9, 1993.] that illustrate the point.
The average armed robber will get $2,500 to $7,500 with the risk of being shot and killed.
Fifty to 60 percent of armed robbers will be caught and 80 percent of those will be convicted and sentenced to an average of five years of hard time.
The average computer criminal will get $50,000 to $500,000 with a risk of being fired or going to jail.
Ten percent of those computer criminals that are discovered are caught, with only 15 percent of those caught being reported to authorities.
Over 50 percent of these reported never go to trial due to a lack of evidence or a desire to avoid publicity.
Fifty percent of those who do go to trial are convicted and sentenced to five years of relatively easy time.
However, things are changing. More laws are being written that address computer crime directly. Law enforcement agencies are becoming trained in the processes necessary to investigate computer crimes. The punishment for computer crimes is increasing. Companies are realizing that the publicity from prosecuting a computer crime, if handled correctly, can send some strong, positive messages. For example, it provides a forum for the company to show that it is being proactive and protecting its customers. It is improving its securityactivities which its competitors may not be doingand saving its customers money, by reducing losses due to crime.
It is imperative that we, as an industry, and you, as a corporate representative, be willing to prosecute computer criminals. Today, very few computer criminals pay for their crimes and most of them know the chances of punishment are slim. Increased prosecution and its surrounding publicity may make some potential computer criminals drop their plans.
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Criminal courts deal with issues of violations of the law. In the U.S., federal, state, and local courts address federal, state, and local laws. Computer crime laws exist in each of these jurisdictions. Cooperation between the organizations that investigate and prosecute at each of these levels is required for smooth legal recourse.
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Civil courts address issues where financial harm has been done. If the victim is able to show to the satisfaction of juries and judges that he or she was financially damaged, then the judge or jury may settle the claim from the resources of the defendant, which may include future resources. If the jurisdiction allows, the judge may demand that the defendant pay actual restitution to the victim, recovering his or her losses. In the case of a civil suit, damages may be more than actual losses, with the court ordering the defendant to pay punitive damages to the victim as a means of punishment. In a case where damage is done to an individual or company, even if the person is criminally charged, it is still possible to proceed with civil processes. Although sometimes it requires more legal involvement, both tracks may be pursued, with the victim(s) receiving restitution from a criminal sentence and a financial settlement as part of a civil suit.
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Prosecution of a particular abuse may serve as a deterrent to future abuse. Deterrence may be particularly warranted if the method being used is already generally known by the public. The true value of deterrence is questionable. Many perpetrators act with irrational motives. Few are actually concerned with the chances of being caught, prosecuted, and incarcerated.
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dsteer_lfc_68 dsteer_lfc_68 Mar 21, 2013 18:26 Flag
Joe Allen
There is no doubt he's had a dip in form from the beginning of the season when I personally was very excited by his fluid play. Whether that is down to an inability to play alongside Lucas or the injury or a combination of both I don't know.
But I would point out two recent observations in his defense. First last weekend against the Saints there is no doubt he was poor, but then can someone tell me who was better than average last Saturday? With no one standing out for a good reason, a number of players doing the opposite, I'm not sure it's fair to point out that performance as say he can't cut it. Put it this way, did we do any better in the second half when he was replaced by Lucas?
Second I'd look at the Spurs match when imo the bringing on of Allen was actually a major factor in swinging the result to us. Second half we could not get the ball to stick. To be honest I was afraid when Coutinho was pulled for Allen as it was clearly taking off an attacking player for someone to sit in the middle. But while we never looked at our best, after Allen came on we gain more control of the ball, and therefore dictated much more of the overall play.
So have a go at the lad if you like, at times in the second half of the season I'd say it's been appropriate to call him out, but also be balanced when the lad actually does make a more positive contribution.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
If the question was "is Joe Allen any good" I'd say "yeah, he's ok as a useful squad player". But if the question was "is Joe Allen worth £15 M" I'd have to say "Hmmmm I very much doubt it". The previous manager got pilloried for splashing £35 M on Andy Carroll when the Torres cash was sloshing arround and rightly so. Carroll was / is good, but not that good....and so is the case with Joe Allen, the slight difference being that when Joe was bought the cash was in very short supply. In fact to "crash the cash" on ex- Swansea "stars" Allen @£15 M and Borrini @£10 M has IMO proved not to be a very sensible decision at all 'cos neither has delivered very much. In fact, based on this past form, if I was John Henry I would seriously consider banning Brendan from going back to Swansea to buy a "hat-trick" of "stars" in bidding for Ashley Williams. If, however, we went for Laudrup it would be a different matter, but then I'm ever the cynic!
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Ron J ...IN 100% agreement with u ..no way FSG should give Rogers any more money to go back shopping fo ex players of his when at Swansea both Borini and Allen have proved to be a bust...enough of all this Swansea shyte. To be frank dont honestly feel Laudrup would be much if any better than Rogers. Similar amount of cash spent on Couhtino and Sturridge looks like it might pay dividends...So Im with u stay the hell away from Swansea. If we want something in the middle lets fessup the cash and bring in Chris SAMBA !
dsteer_lfc_68 dsteer_lfc_68 Mar 22, 2013 15:48 Flag
The problem with the "worth" argument is that it's so subjective. What's a tin of beans worth?
For me what the price tag is goes out the window as soon as the money has left the account. At that point it becomes completely irrelevant, and the only relevant question is, does he make us better or not. If you want to put money into the equation, then best to look at is the player worth what we pay him each week not what his transfer fee was, as it's a sunk cost.
Based on that question, it really comes down to whether Allen's level is what we saw in the first half of the season, or the second half. If the first then I'd say yes he's worth keeping. He's as you say a neat and tidy player, distributes very well, and allows us to keep control of the ball. However in most matches, especially where a bit of steel is in order given the choice I'd put Lucas ahead of him, but I still think he has a place and worth keeping. What are we paying the lad?
To look at this in equal measure for Carroll then to be fair the 35M has to be disregarded (which I've said before, including last season) as while it may have been a silly amount the money is gone, and so is irrelevant. The question is would he make the team better, and or is he worth his weekly pay packet. Based on that, the answer would seem to be no, and even more so now. He could play our current system, but his best advocate would be hard pressed to say it was the ideal system for him, and with our current attacking players does anyone really think he'd get much more than a few cup starts? Based on that, he's not really helping the team, and hardly worth his reported weekly compensation.
But if we insist on looking at the transfer fee, then let's at least think of some parallels other than Carroll for comparison. For example was Henderson worth 16M in his first season? What about now? Not sure, what about in 3 seasons from now? Just to show why I put it that way, how many honestly thought Lucas was worth 9M in his first season, his second, or even his third? How many now think 9M six years ago (which might be closer to 12 or even 15M today with football inflation!) was a waste of money?


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If you have an old microphone you can afford to burn up, put it in the base of an upright piano. Piano burning should really be done with an upright piano; the structure is much more beautiful than that of a grand when you watch it burn. The piano must always be one that's irretrievable, that nobody could work on, that no tuner or rebuilder could possibly bring back. It's got to be a truly defunct piano.
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It takes a long time, instant conflagration not being the idea; piano burning can take up to three hours. The flames are the most beautiful colors because of the different varnishes on the instrument, so you get violets and greens as well as reds and oranges. Sometimes I've seen smoke just spiraling up from between the keys. And the sounds are terrific. That's piano burning.
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This recipe comes to us courtesy of the "Spice of Life Cookbook" by Treva Davis (no longer in print).
- 4 boneless chicken breasts, skinned and trimmed of fat (1 1/4 pounds)
- 1/3 cup fresh lemon juice
- 3 tablespoons unsweetened apple juice
- 2 tablespoons white wine
- 1 teaspoon sweet curry powder (no salt added)
- 2 teaspoons ground coriander
- 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon turmeric
- 1/2 cup onion, minced
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 tablespoon honey
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Makes four servings
Preparation Instructions
Combine all ingredients, except chicken and honey, in a medium skillet. Mix thoroughly.
Place chicken in the pan and turn several times to coat. Cover and marinate for 30 minutes.
Turn on heat and simmer for 25 minutes, turning chicken every 10 minutes. Add honey, stir and cook for 10 minutes more.
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