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There's good news and bad news about technology for independent filmmakers. The good news is that continued improvements have led to what Michael Cioni, co-founder of Light Iron Digital in Culver City, and a panelist at the recent Whitewater Roundtable, called a "democratization of technology." Now, it costs very little to make a film. Anyone can make a movie with a cheap camera and a laptop.
The bad news is, independent films are competing for distribution and exhibition screens with big budget studio movies - and those movies are benefiting from nifty advances in technology, too -- primarily, innovations in 3-D.
Worldwide, cinema admissions and exhibition profits are up, and 3-D films are a big reason why. With Avatar and Alice in Wonderland (especially in IMAX), exhibitors broke out a new practice we can expect from now on: charging a premium for admission. "We still don't know how much they are willing to pay," David Passman, chief executive of Carmike, told the Economist.
Since 3-D technology is beyond the reach of most independent producers and probably of little importance to their movies, is there still room at the multiplex for the personal storytelling and character-driven drama of indie film?
I say yes, and the filmmakers who've written to FilmClosings.com about the future exhibition prospects for independent films agree.
"Pricing films differently isn't the worst idea," writes filmmaker and blogger, Michael Walker, but how do you price them? With 3-D, you're getting something tangible for the extra money. Without it, what are you paying for? The budget? The quality? More for high-brow, less for low-brow?"
Maybe. You might have experienced "luxury" or "over 21" screenings in your neighborhood (we have lots of those options in Los Angeles) and these innovations, along with an increase in the number of multiplexes around the world, could provide additional opportunities for more "grown up" fare.
No one is rushing to make low-budget indie films in 3-D? Fine, but will anyone pay extra to see Despicable Me in an elegant screening room with a glass of good wine?
If you're on a budget (which almost everybody is these days), then lower-priced indies and dramas may be a great catch-all for independent distributors and specialty exhibitors. "People want to go to the movies," writes filmmaker Scott Hillman. "In some ways I think theaters are the future for indies. Bottom and top will be fine. The middle I could see getting tricky."
The second technology change the Economist cites could also be a boon to indie films, and that's "the digitisation [sic] of cinema." Digital projectors make it "easier for multiplex owners to shuffle films around screens to cope with surges in demand."
Indie producers: this is where your rabid following on YouTube and your ability to martial the forces of the Twitterverse could really help your movie. Exhibitors want to make money, and, usually, they can demand a bigger share of the box office split from indies than they can from studio films. If a film has a strong turnout in a few key markets, why wouldn't exhibitors want to extend a run or even open on additional screens in other cities?
Regardless of how high or low the budget, technology isn't the ultimate factor in a film's success. My friend and fellow Huffington Post blogger, Cotty Chubb, says, "There's still a barrier to success. Talent." It'll take that and the entrepreneurial edge of independent producers, but the indie will thrive.
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Consumer Reports' latest reader survey shows that, generally speaking, people like Chick-fil-A and are grossed out by McDonald's. Their readers consumed more than 96,000 meals across 65 different food chains, then answer questions about how they felt about the food and dining experiences in question.
Fast-casual restaurants such as Chipotle Mexican Grill and Jason's Deli proved popular in the survey results, and Consumer Reports calls breakfast "a new fast-food battleground."
Unfortunately for us in Texas, the reader's choice for the best burger in the nation comes from The Habit Burger Grill, which doesn't boast any Texas locations (you can hit up one of the Arizona locations, but you'll be driving nearly 900 miles from Dallas). McDonald's was ranked the worst of the 21 burger joints, ranking low for a poor-tasting burger and mediocre cleanliness.
When it comes to fast-food chicken, Chick-fil-A sits high atop the list with an 8.8 rating out of 10, with readers praising not only the chain's food, but also its polite service. El Pollo Loco, Popeyes Lousiana Kitchen and Boston Market are tied below it with a 7.7 rating. KFC is at the bottom of the chicken roost with a rating of 7.1.
Chipotle did well on the list overall, and topped the leaderboard for Mexican food. Taco Bell was the loser on that list.
The chain at the very bottom of the 65-restaurant list, though? Sbarro. Readers told Consumer Reports that "the food wasn't fresh and they didn't get good value for their money."
You can check out the full report here, and see some of the best and worst burger places listed below.
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"The full [iron-distance] Vineman (Vineman.com). I have done this race probably eight times as an amateur and think it is one of the best (and most challenging) full-distance triathlons in the nation. Of course I am biased because it is right in wine country (which I clearly admire wholeheartedly) so how could you not love the race? Truly, it is a one-of-a-kind venue and race that offers pristine scenery of vineyards upon vineyards with very challenging hills on the bike course that will knock your socks off! The two-loop run out to La Crema Winery has enough inclines to make it legit combined with the Russian River Valley heat in August, but the surrounding environment and the crowd support help motivate the athletes to get to the finish line."
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Keeping with our promise to bring you news on all things great and small, we're very lucky to present a guest horse blog by the MJS' own Erin Richards, reporting for us on the Midwest Horse Fair. (Here's a shot of Erin showing beautiful jump form.) Saddle up, Erin!
Greetings Animal Magnetism,
I'm Erin Richards and I cover K-12 education for the Journal Sentinel. However, a side interest in horses occasionally takes me on to the "hoof" beat around here. If you've seen a story about horses in our paper over the past two years, such as this or this chances are good that it was written by me.
I've been riding since I was 6, showing hunters/jumpers since age 9, and giving lessons for the past five years. As a relative newcomer to Wisconsin, however, I have yet to experience a well-known and much heralded (as far as horse people are concerned) event that comes to Madison each spring: Midwest Horse Fair.
It's the third-largest fair of its kind in the country, and one of the biggest events that Madison's Alliant Energy Center hosts. Part of its appeal is unity; jumpers don't typically hang with reining people, Western pleasure folks don't have much to talk about with dressage riders. But events like this manage to draw everyone together to celebrate the one obvious thing we all have in common: a love of horses.
Tomorrow, I'll be filing updates about my first impressions of the Fair, interesting or kooky horse people I meet, and anything else that seems like fun when it comes to horses in Wisconsin.
If any of you local horse-lovers know of anything in particular that I should check out tomorrow, call me at 314-323-0713 or shoot me an email at email@example.com, which I'll be checking throughout the day.
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It's never hard to find narrative in conference championship week. But looking at Saturday night's ACC Championship Game participants, it's harder to find places where there isn't narrative than places where there is.
This has already been a banner season for Duke. No matter the result, David Cutcliffe and his staff are already going into the Blue Devil record books for leading the first double-digit-win season in school history. Cutcliffe, a quarterback guru who worked with Peyton Manning, has his team ranked No. 20 in the country.
It's all house money from here. Nonetheless, a victory against the top-ranked Seminoles could be program-defining.
Stanford has proven elite football programs can be built at elite institutions of higher learning—often the chief reason cited for why Duke "can't" field a competitive program. The Blue Devils have already had a brilliant 2013 season; winning Saturday night is the next possible step in retaining it.
Meanwhile, as the legendary Keith Jackson would say, this one is for all the marbles for Florida State. Jimbo Fisher's squad is well aware of what it means to play for an ACC Championship. This is the third time in Fisher's four seasons the Seminoles have found themselves sticking around for a Week 15 contest. Only in 2013, a victory comes with a chance at a national championship.
Florida State, with its Heisman-contending quarterback and bevy of talent all over the field, comes in as a heavy favorite. That said, the 2013 campaign has been filled with shocking outcomes in Durham. Can the Blue Devils pull one more off?
Game Information
When: Saturday, Dec. 7, at 8 p.m. ET
Where: Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, N.C.
Watch: ABC
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Spread: Florida State -29.5 (Vegas Insider)
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Key Storyline: Can Duke Even Make This a Ballgame?
The Blue Devils are the biggest underdog of the entire week. That includes FCS games. The Vegas oddsmakers have concluded Duke is at, by far, the biggest talent disadvantage of any team in conference championship week.
And the public agrees. After opening at 27.5-point favorites, the line has moved two more points in Florida State's favor—enough of a swing that makes you realize people far beyond your pay grade have put money down on the Seminoles.
It's not hard to see why. Florida State has won its games by an average of 42.2 points thus far. The Seminoles' closest game since September came against Miami—and that was a 41-14 blowout.
Jameis Winston is going to win the Heisman Trophy. Devonta Freeman, Karlos Williams and James Wilder Jr. are a ridiculously talented running back trio. The Florida State defense ranks first in the nation in points allowed.
There are a lot of things to like here.
Let's strip them away for a second, though, and go super positive on the Dukies. Cutcliffe has built a roster that thrives in close contests. The Blue Devils are 4-1 this season in games decided by seven points or less, including road victories against Wake Forest and North Carolina to get to this point. They took down Virginia Tech on the road and defeated Miami by three scores.
In the ACC world—where pretty much every schedule is weak—the Blue Devils actually have a comparable resume to the Seminoles. Jeff Sagarin ranks Duke's schedule No. 65 in the nation and Florida State's No. 66.
The Blue Devils also have a unique offense that has given opposing defenses fits this year. Brandon Connette is the best short-yardage rushing quarterback this side of Tim Tebow, able to use his vision and strength to pile in for 13 touchdowns.
What Connette lacks in regular passing efficiency is made up for by Anthony Boone, who has completed about two-thirds of his attempts this season—even if his nine picks thus far are a concern.
With Jela Duncan and Josh Snead serving as a solid running back duo, you could easily talk yourself into Duke nearing the 20-point glass ceiling.
Whether the Duke defense can stop Winston and the Florida State offense is another can of worms entirely. Football Outsiders' S&P Ratings rank the Seminoles the No. 1 offense in the country, and it's not particularly close. Their rating on passing downs is an astronomical 176.9. To put that in perspective, second-ranked Miami is closer to No. 8 Arizona State than it is to Florida State.
It's going to be an uphill battle.
To answer the question posed in the storyline: Nope. Duke cannot compete with Florida State. This is going to be the "Red Wedding" of conference championship games. The Seminoles have been on a rampage all season long, and while Duke is a great, entertaining story, there's simply too much talent on the opposite sideline to expect a close game.
Who wins?
Could the Blue Devils cover? Maybe. Duke has lost each of its 18 previous matchups with Florida State and done so by an average of 34 points, per ESPN's David M. Hale. The program has never even come closer than two touchdowns—Florida State's smallest margin of victory this season.
The Blue Devils will essentially hope the past is no guaranteed indicator of future results. Their entire season has been one big exercise in subverting expectations. And, just for the heck of it, I'm going to say they get one more minor victory by making this game a little closer than expected for the first quarter or so.
But, eventually, talent wins out. Winston and Co. are too good to not dominate this game, and they should be able to mirror their Miami experience—where a shaky beginning was followed by a dominant second half.
Score: Florida State 42, Duke 17
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Social media's influence like Twitter has captured every industry like sports. With this, Twitter recommends its users to follow these sports personalities in 2015:
Connor McDavid (@cmcdavid97)
He is a forward of the Ontario Hockey League owned by Erie Otter. Connor McDavid is going to be Canada's cornerstone for offence during the championship of the world junior hockey in Montreal and Toronto this winter. In addition, this 17-year old hockey player is favoured as the first overall pick for the NHL draft in June. Hockey fans all over the world should watch out for this major prospect of the sport all year-round.
Eugenie Bouchard (@geniebouchard)
This tennis player captured the attention of fans because of her breakout season last year, she makes it to the Wimbledon finals and surged as one of the top 10 players of WTA. Eugenie Bouchard hopes to pick up her momentum last year for the Australian Open in January.
Rachel Homan (@RHoman89)
She is the defending champion of the Tournament of Hearts and so far, Rachel Homan is the only curler who qualified for the national curling championship for the women category. She is a native of Ottawa and often shares pictures with her fans showing Canada's circling circuit. In February, Rachel will defend her championship title in Moose Jaw.
Don Cherry (@CoachCornerCBC)
He is loved by many at the same time hated but it cannot be denied that every time Don Cherry speaks, the people are listening to him. Don Cherry is best known on his segment in the Coach Corner of Hockey Night in Canada, a former NHL coach and TV commentator who loves to post on Twitter lengthy rants.
Meagan Duhamel (@mhjd-85)
Meagan Duhamel together with Eric Radford got the silver medal during the Sochi Olympics but they are aiming more for 2015. Unlike most of the Olympic figure skaters, Duhamel and Radford from Lively, Ontario and Balmertown, Ontario respectively chose to join skating competitions as early as this season to win more medals and hone their talents more. Duhamel loves to share Throwback Thursdays on Twitter.
Josh Donaldson (@BringerOfRain20)
Josh Donaldson was acquired by Toronto Blue Jays in November after a trade with Brett Lawrie together with some prospects. He loves all sports as shown on his Twitter account, he tweets videos of reel-plays as well as his football card collection. This spring season, he will be undoubtedly a key piece of the Blue Jay's run for the title of the American League East.
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Don't confuse civility and 'being nice'
I'm thankful to this reader who sent along a note this morning pressing us on our Civility Challenge and what he thought was a departure from our values because it gives me a chance to address a common misunderstanding on the issue:
—–Original Message—–
From: XXX
Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2011 11:32 PM
To: Editorial Page
In Thursday's letters, Kelvin Fisher writes that Republicans are the result of "an error in intelligent design." Further down the page, Kate Dungan describes people who wish others a "Merry Christmas" as "obnoxious twits." In Wednesday's "Join the Debate" blurbs, Gabriel Escobar, an editorial board member, states as fact that Americans who are concerned about immigration are uneducated and poor — euphemistic for "white trash". Oh really?
What paper has written several editorials advocating civil discourse in our country, and yet prints ludicrous opinions such as these on any given day? That's right — the Dallas Morning News!
Merry Christmas!
This was my reply:
Thanks for the letter, but please don't misunderstand this newspaper's Civility Challenge. A lot of people confuse civility and "being nice." We are all for a spirited debate, and sometimes that means that people will generalize and even call groups of people names. Now, if that same writer on the Christmas letter had called a specific person an obnoxious twit, we would not have run that. It would be uncivil. But to say that family members who choose to offend other family members (all in a generic sense) are obnoxious twits — well, that's just good writing, really. There's nothing uncivil about that.
Another example: I'm an Aggie. If someone writes in saying that "Aggies are stupid if they think they can compete in the SEC." Well, OK. That's not so bad, is it?
But if someone writes in and says, "Michael Landauer is stupid." Well, that's different, isn't it? Of course, truth is an absolute defense against libel, so we might even allow that …
We will allow people to present their perceptions, even if some of those perceptions ruffle some feathers. There's a fine line between advocating for civil debate and shutting it down.
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Judith Ann Baird
Judy A. Baird, 70, of rural Tipton County died at 12:05 p.m.
Thursday, August 19, 2010 at St. Vincent Inpatient Hospice Care
Center in Indianapolis. She was born in Kokomo on August 16,
1940, the daughter of Glen and Georgia (Hoover) Ryan. Judy
married George Warren Baird on April 11, 1959, and he survives.
Judy was a seamstress all her adult life. She began work in
1978 as a Tipton Middle School and Washington Elementary School Food
Service Employee retiring in 1994. She began working in 1994
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and retired in 2007.
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County Extension Homemakers President, Secretary of the Tree City
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Water District. She was a Lifetime member of Indiana Forestry
and Woodland Owners Association, Northern Nut Growers, Lifetime
member and Secretary Walnut Council (Indiana Chapter). She
designed and created several Indiana Quilt blocks for Indiana
Association of Soil and Water Conservation District including
designing the entire National quilt in 2008. Judy also served
on the Tipton County Indiana Farm Bureau Board of Directors as
Judy is survived by her husband, Warren, children Carol Jo (Steve)
Christenberry of Atlanta, IN; Gregory Warren (Amy) Baird of Kokomo;
and Brent Ryan Baird of Avondale, AZ; grandchildren Stephanie Lynn
(Jason) Villars, Laura Beth Christenberry, Kyle Gregory Baird, and
Emily Janel Christenberry; step grandchildren Greta, Nate and Owen
Fishback and great granddaughters Madilyn Faith Villars and Lia
Grace Villars. Also surviving is her mother, Georgia Ryan and
brother Garry (Mickey) Ryan and several nieces and nephews.
Judy was preceded in death by her father, Jesse Glen Ryan, brother
Jerry Lee Ryan and nephew Richard Ryan.
She enjoyed traveling with Warren, sewing for all of her family and
playing the piano. She will be remembered always for her kind
Christian heart, warm wit, and contagious smile.
Funeral services will be at 11:00 a.m. Monday August 23, at the
Cicero Christian Church
with Revs. Tim Lueking and Kevin Carr presiding and burial to follow
in Union Cemetery, Hamilton County. Visitation
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Sunday, August 22 at the church and also Monday from
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A Yahoo! User Oct 6, 2006 02:40 Flag
Does anybody else believe that MURRAY WALKER is infact god ?Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
A Yahoo! User Feb 12, 2007 03:56 Flag
Murray who? We have David Hobbs, Steve Matchett, Bob Varsha and Peter Windsor on Speed TV for F1 coverage. They're a pretty good team. Might be nice to have some iTV exported to the States though.
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Have had the pleasure of meeting Hobbs, Varsha and Windsor various years at the USGP. All very personable and knowledgeable, though I have to say Peter is likely the most enjoyable. Sure as hell beats the #$%$ out of the Derek Daly broadcast team for the domestic network broadcasts (NBC or CBS or whomever it was).
IdentFraud IdentFraud Feb 6, 2007 19:04 Flag
Those of us lucky enough to have had The Chain, Murray Walker and James Hunt all in one programme are the lucky ones. Martin Brundle is very knowledgeable, but will never have the edge that James brought to commentating. As for James Allen, least said soonest mended!And yes, it is almost certain that Murray Walker is God.
murray walker was a motor racing icon motor racing commontery has never been the same yes murray walker is a god long live murray walker
Call me a luddite if you like but hearing the the old opening bars of "The Chain" by Fleetwood Mac and the excited tones of Murray are sorely missed and as for the ad's well???
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A Yahoo! User Jan 28, 2007 04:20 Flag
Thanks for that,the chain was the perfect build up with no drawn out hour long rubbish just straight to MURRAY ! james allan you will never be murray so please dont try and immatate his "GO" as it is just pathetic.
A Yahoo! User Dec 22, 2006 20:10 Flag
I've met Murray and I have to say he is a great guy. Full of enthusiasm but with a child like ignorance of the thing he enjoys. He loves F1 and is never happier than when he's shouting about it. His mild ignorance of a few technical bits is what made him such a joy to listen to. Thankfully Martin Brundle usually fitted in the missing pieces very eloquently. Murray will never be equalled as a commentator in ANY sport. NEVER!
Murray Walker was the best commentator F1 ever had and will always be missed.
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A Yahoo! User Mar 29, 2007 08:51 Flag
I have never used a board before but seeing the views on Murray Walker I saw red. I have been waiting over thirty years for him to retire. He has all that time been paid mega-bucks for looking out of the window and stating what I can see perfectly well for myself. I understand that people liked his child-like enthusiasm, but I provide my own enthusiasm, dependent on the particular race. Murray knew this, and had a living to earn, so switched into max enthusism mode for two hours, even if that particular race was quite boring. For my requirements the current comentators talk like adults and give a less franatic commentary, but which contains the expert background that I require. Maybe Murray did not realise that I have my own television set and can already see what he is frantically shouting about. If Murray comes out of retirement I will hit the 'mute' button again. - Tony
A Yahoo! User Oct 21, 2006 14:30 Flag
No. The 'God' is called Ecclstone, as in Bernie, it seems.
I miss Murray's 'play by play' here in Canada when viewing
F1 races... James Hunt was a great one with Murray.
McCarthief McCarthief Oct 6, 2006 21:28 Flag
He might possibly be...of bad luck.
How many times has he said something like: [Insert driver name here] is going to win the [Insert country] Grand Prix!!!
And then [Insert driver] goes out!
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That is commentaters curse and is not unique to Murry but it seems all the mouths can do it, Steve Slater is an expert at it !
man murray is the best, F1 just isnt the same without him.
im not sure why ITV doesnt give him his old job back, the other guy is fking useless. i could do a better job.
wierd thing is he isnt retired anymore and commentates for other tv stations occasionally. contracts and lawyers as usual i expect.


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Gigabyte X58A-UD9 and GTX480 Quad Sli Review
Introduction and Technical Specs
Published: 27th July 2010 | Source: Gigabyte | Price: £465.99 |
Enthusiast is an odd term. Most of us would class ourselves as enthusiasts. After all who would bother to build their own PC and read through reams of GFLOPS data without actually caring? Certainly not the casual Facebook user of the PC world.
However when it comes to PC hardware, enthusiast often refers to an elitist, high-end, ultra expensive product that only the dedicated can get the maximum from. As time has moved on and even the extreme hardware has become much more stable and easy to tune it tends to just refer to a product that is the flagship of a particular brand.
Enter the Gigabyte X58A-UD9. For a while now Gigabyte have differentiated their models by adjusting the UD number (UD standing for Ultra Durable). So a UD3 is the value board, UD5 the one most of us will purchase, UD7 used to hold the Gigabyte flagship crown, and now we have the UD9.
So what does this board do that the UD7 didn't, and is it worth your money?
Let's start off as always with the technical specifications, courtesy of the Gigabyte website.
Technical Specifications
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Fantastic looking board. I don't think there will be too many wanting to shill out £450 for this though with the new round of CPUs on the horizon.
4xsli is a joke. How gutted would you be if you bought the board for that reason only to get the results you have shown.
Fantastic looking board. I don't think there will be too many wanting to shill out £450 for this though with the new round of CPUs on the horizon.
4xsli is a joke. How gutted would you be if you bought the board for that reason only to get the results you have shown.
I am not rich, by any means. Let me point one thing out though. I do multimedia production work, and use some proprietary PCIe cards in that work. The cards MUST follow consecutive slot orders. So that made the ud9 one of only 3 options for my needs. The EVGA lacked the sata3 and a few features. The ASUS SC has been plagued with problems. So that only left the ud9. Well to be fair there was a small assortment of high end server boards also, but none exactly fit the bill.
ALSO, Gigabyte does make the promise that they will "custom engineer" BIOS features for ud9 users. This is critical for my needs. As my software/hardware matures, I am constantly running into dma/irq issues with mobo's/os's. If Gigabyte makes good on their promise and expedites BIOS implementations even ONE day ahead of the competition. The board has payed for itself.
Not to brag or tout my other hardware, but the proprietary PCI cards I use run about $15k for 3, so the premium for the ud9 was really not that big of a deal (in the bigger picture).
Now for the icing on the cake. I was previously running these cards in a MAC
Apple was forcing me to buy a new $7k computer every 2 years or so, just to keep up. So now that I moved over to a Win platform, the performance is through the roof....and I have under $4k into a system that utterly DEMOLISHES the MacPro in BOTH cost and performance.
I think the ud9 is actually a bargain, considering what it does. If there was ONE single competing product on the market...I would call it as you have.....but there is not.
I don't regret my purchase one bit. I am not just talking artificial benches....I am talking REAL WORLD performance. 24/7
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kambiz roustayi was his name
the guy who lit himself on fire on the dam wednesday, and subsequently died, was kambiz roustayi, a 36 year old journalist from iran, who was turned down for asylum in NL and apparently at wits' end because he feared being shipped back to his homeland. his former lawyer, frank van haren, spoke on at5 news about him and said that kambiz had forecast that he would end up in the headlines. now there have been flowers left on the spot, and candles, and little signs saying 'geen mens is illegaal'.


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"My dear, there are aspects of sex of which it is impossible to communicate between the two sexes of our race. They are sometimes grokked by intuition across the gulf that separates us, by exceptionally gifted individuals." (22.60)
Here's our starting point. As the novel continues, this idea will evolve and change. We'll give you one guess as to who the "gifted individual" will be.
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"And by 'love' He didn't mean namby-pamby old-maid love that's scared to look up from a hymn book for fear of seeing a temptation of the flesh. If God hated flesh, why did He make so much of it? God is no sissy." (27.116)
Pat disagrees with the idea that God sees sex and sexual desire as something that should be hidden and shameful. For her and the other Fosterites, sex is celebrated in a more open way than in more conservative religious ideals.
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"In the twentieth century (Terran Christian Era) nowhere on Earth was sex so vigorously suppressed [than in America]—and nowhere was there such a deep interest in it." (27.121)
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NEW DELHI: Hyundai Motor India Ltd, the country's second largest car manufacturer continued good sales with the domestic sales growing by 15.5% over the same month last year.
HMIL's total sales for May, 2010 stood at 46,808 units as against 43,624 units in May, 2009 registering 7.3% cumulative growth. The domestic sales accounted for 27,151 units as against 23,503 units in May, 2009 while the exports declined by 2.3% from 20,121 units in May, 2009 to 19,657 units in May, 2010.


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According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), the harmful use of alcohol results in 2.5 million deaths each year globally. Alcohol is associated with more than 60 adverse health consequences and is ranked by the WHO as the third leading cause of death and disability in the developed world. This is supported by the latest data from the Global Burden of Disease report, which ranks alcohol as the third most dangerous health risk in the entire world. It is also the leading risk factor in the Western Pacific and the Americas and the second highest in Europe. Dealing with the problems of alcohol consumption is rated as more important than high cholesterol levels and obesity, 3 times more important than diabetes and 5 times more important than asthma.
A nation's consumption of alcohol directly impacts on the health of its citizens. The European Comparative Alcohol Study has found that for all European Union (EU) countries, any rise or fall in alcohol consumption runs parallel to the harm caused by it.*
This especially applies to the UK, where deaths from liver cirrhosis (largely caused by alcohol) increased – as did consumption levels – between 1987 and 2001. Cirrhosis deaths more than doubled over the period in Scotland alone, and are now among the highest in Western Europe.
But alcohol does not just impact on the body; it affects mental health too. Alcohol is the second most widely consumed psychoactive drug in the world, (caffeine is first). Some of the most frequently cited reasons for drinking involve bringing about a change of mood in order to feel better (e.g. drinking 'to relieve stress', cheer oneself up, etc). But alcohol is actually a depressant, and when it is consumed to harmful levels it becomes one of the leading risk factors for depression and suicides. As a result, virtually every system can be affected by the consumption of alcohol.
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Huberdeau Returned to Juniors; Gudbranson Named to Opening Night Roster
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By Carly Peters - FloridaPanthers.com
|Jonathan Huberdeau celebrates one of his pre-season goals at the BankAtlantic Center with Kris Versteeg.
Dineen announced that Panthers rookie defenseman Erik Gudbranson will start the season with the club and make his NHL debut Saturday when the Cats visit the New York Islanders, but the noteworthy comment was overshadowed by the news that prospect Jonathan Huberdeau will not skate with the Panthers this season and will be returned to his junior club, the Saint John Sea Dogs.
"He made that an extremely tough decision for us, given his maturity as a person and his play," Dineen said of Huberdeau, before adding, "at this time, he still has some physical maturing to do and that is better suited at the junior level."
Dineen repeatedly talked about Huberdeau's skill, which was evident this preseason as the 18-year-old posted three goals and one assist in five games, leading the club in goals and tied for the team lead in points. The head coach said that impressive performance made it "very tempting" to push Huberdeau's progression, but it was ultimately the right call to let him develop in juniors with the Saint John Sea Dogs, a program Dineen referred to as "excellent."
While Huberdeau would have certainly welcomed a chance to play in the NHL this season, he admitted that he agreed with the decision.
"It's just precaution; I'm not that big and I don't want to get hurt this year," said the Panthers 2011 first-round pick (3rd overall).
The Saint-Jerome, Que., native admitted that he felt outmuscled against league veterans and talked about getting stronger during the upcoming season.
Panthers General Manager Dale Tallon echoed Dineen and Huberdeau's sentiments on the decision in his session with the media this afternoon.
"It was tempting, really tempting. But you've got to make the decision that's best long term, for the kid's benefit and our benefit," said Tallon. "You could tell there's a vulnerability as far as the size, but we know we didn't mess up on the draft, that's for sure."
"You've got 220-pound, 30-year-old guys leaning on him; he's not playing against 160-pound, 170-pound kids. And you go deeper into the season, more vulnerability as far as getting hurt, and we're here for the long haul. We know that he can play…It's exciting for our franchise to know we have that."


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HIV/AIDS figures in India will have to be drastically slashed as a result of more accurate HIV data. But United Nation's Programme on AIDS (UNAIDS) continues to stand by its exaggerated guesstimates that distort the magnitude of the Indian epidemic.
In recent years, the joint UNAIDS has been forced to reduce estimates of the number of persons living with an HIV infection (HIV prevalence) in many countries in sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean by half or more as a result of more accurate HIV data but as of 2007, HIV prevalence estimates in many Asian countries remain grossly overestimated — with India officially top of the world league.


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Keeping track of your keys is an important trait to have no matter what age you are. Below are a few tips we've assemble for you to apply to your everyday habits to keep tabs on your them.
- Carry your keys in the same place when they're with you. If you keep them in the same pocket or hand this will create a habit and develop muscle memory.
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"Oh my God, we did the Area 2 tour in the States with David Bowie and I don't know how I just didn't jump on him," Hatherley confesses. "His security were never there early enough to know that we were playing, so you could sense them thinking 'Who the fuck's that girl who's down the front every night and then wandering around backstage during the day?'"I finally plucked the courage up to say, "Hi, I'm in the first band, Ash", and he said, "Oh, I haven't got to see you much because I've just got a new baby and I've been flying in every day from New York." I was all nonchalant for a minute or two and then blurted out, "I'm a really big fan!' Tim says we might be on before him at Oxegen which would be fucking excellent!"What was her first Bowie moment?"Embarrassingly it was when he got crucified for doing "The Lord's Prayer" at the Freddie Mercury tribute concert. I was only 12 or 13 at the time, so I thought "Wow, he's interesting!" and went to the record shop the next day and looked at his section - 20 albums! I randomly picked out Space Odyssey (sic) not realising it was his debut and then bought the rest pretty much in sequence. It gave me something to escape into for a couple of years, which was good because my parents were splitting up and I needed the distraction".So while her mates were arguing over which member of Big Fun was the most dreamy, Charlotte was reveling in the multifarious delights of Hunky Dory and Aladdin Sane."Yes and no," she winces. "I was into loads of pop stuff as well - Bros, Aha, Brother Beyond. My taste was in my arse back then!"Hot Press, May 2004
"He struck me as a being a bit like your Dad or something, like an embarrassing uncle trying to be young and cool. But he has managed to stay young, he was really up to date. He still has to go out and really work when he brings out a new record. He has to fight because nobody wants to know about his new stuff. He doesn't want to talk about the legend of Bowie."RTE Guide, May 2004
"We're going to do the Area: Two tour with Moby and David Bowie," Tim says. Charlotte, an avid Bowie fan, is hesitant about any backstage maneuvering to meet her hero. "I don't know whether I want to ruin the illusion of him being God."Ash VH1 interview with by C. Bottomley, June 24, 2002
"Charlotte is going to be totally freaked out because Bowie is her ultimate sex god!"Tim Wheeler, BBC Southampton Music Interview, 4 June, 2002


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Definition of nausea in English:
1A feeling of sickness with an inclination to vomit.
Example sentences
- Only a few patients experienced postoperative nausea, so any statistical evaluation would be meaningless.
- Cancer chemotherapy can cause severe nausea, vomiting, and abdominal discomfort, which can limit therapy.
- Side effects of metformin include mild nausea, diarrhoea, and abdominal bloating.
sickness, biliousness, queasiness;
vomiting, retching, gagging;
upset stomach;
travel-sickness, seasickness, carsickness, airsickness
1.1Loathing; revulsion: intended to induce a feeling of nostalgia, it only induces in me a feeling of nausea
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- His government could scarcely bring itself to mention the word ' traditional ' without suffering acute political nausea.
disgust, revulsion, repugnance, repulsion, distaste, aversion, loathing, abhorrence
Late Middle English: via Latin from Greek nausia, from naus 'ship'.
Nausea originally meant 'seasickness' and is based on the Greek word naus, 'ship' also the source of the English word nautical (mid 16th century). Noise (Middle English) also comes from nausea—as it developed through Latin and early French, nausea took on a series of meanings that went from 'seasickness' to 'upset, malaise', and 'disturbance, uproar', and so to 'noise', which was the word's spelling and meaning when it first appeared in medieval English.
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Civil Air Patrol Squadron 47 to hold Open House Oct. 23
'Skyhawks' Composite Squadron 47, one of the largest U.S. Civil Air Patrol squadrons in California, will host an Open House from 7 to 9:15 p.m. Oct. 23 at the Army Reserve Center, Building 201545 on Camp Pendleton. Directions and a map are available on the squadron Web site at http://sq47.cawg.cap.gov . There will be opportunities to learn about the Civil Air Patrol and its missions through Search and Rescue, Aerospace and the Cadet Program displays and demonstrations. Above, as part of the Aerospace Education program, Lt. Tony Diaz instructs CAP cadets before taking them up on an orientation flight.


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All about Jo Parkerson
Jo has worked at Global Radio (formerly Chrysalis Radio) for 9 years, covering showbiz for LBC 97.3, LBC News 1152, Heart 106.2 and the Galaxy network.
Has interviewed: Madonna, George Clooney, Daniel Craig, Mariah Carey, Johnny Depp, David and Victoria Beckham, Justin Timberlake, Cameron Diaz, Charlize Theron
Her favourite person to interview: Johnny Depp
Jo's favourite showbiz story: Mariah Carey - "When I entered the hotel room where I was interviewing Mariah, I was struck by the low-lighting... And there was Mariah, relaxing on a chaise longe, drinking champagne - and that's where we did the interview! She loved my t-shirt and was desperate for me to give it to her - she even offered to buy it from me! I said no because it's one of my favourites!"


text: Carlsberg to Open Myanmar Facility in 2014 Denmark based Carlsberg and its partner Myanmar Golden Star (MGS) will begin operating their production facility by the end of 2014, according to MGS Company. Early this year, Carlsberg and MGS formed a joint venture–Myanmar Carlsberg Co., Ltd. and held a joint venture inauguration ceremony at Chatrium Hotel, Yangon on 1 February. They planned to brew beer with Myanmar name in addition to Carlsberg brand. The brand name of the beer has yet to be decided. The company is planning to export a million cans of beer (Myanmar beer) per month to Europe. (ScandAsia.com) Visit the source article See all headline news


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I've been getting a lot of people ask recently if my nails are real or not (yes they are!), so I thought it was about time that I showed my bare nails and talked a bit about my nail care routine. There is no doubt that I take far better care of my nails since I started blogging as if I don't have nice nails, I don't want to blog so I have good motivation! So first up, here is a comparison of my nails back in April of last year and today.
As you can see, back then my nails were quite stained and short. At the time I didn't know anything about shaping my nails and my only objective was to keep them short as they were very soft and flaky so I could never grow them out. When I shaped them I would try to follow the curve of my smile line. Past that I would use cuticle nippers to get rid of any hang nails and I had just started using cuticle remover.
So what do I do differently now? Just about everything:
I keep my nails square now – this is a personal preference but I find that it plays downs the different width of my nail beds and it keeps them looking tidy. Ive seen gorgeous examples of the square shape at all lengths and on different types of nail beds (for a long time I thought that you had to have really deep nail beds to pull off square nails). Some of my favourites include:
Sammy at The Nailasaurus (short nail beds, short nails)
Bregje at Oooh, Shinies! (medium nail beds, medium nails)
Sabine at My Polish Stash (long nail beds, long nails)
Cristina of LTHP! (medium nail beds, short nails)
Rie of Nails and Noms (short nail beds, medium nails).
I shape my nails every one to two weeks and I do it in three stages – firstly while I still have polish on, I use a medium emery board to make them all perfectly square and a similar length (I look for more length to width ratio as my middle fingers have wide nail beds). If I did this without my polish on, I usually try and get my free edge the same length which makes my nails look out of proportion when I paint them again. Next I take the polish off and quickly go over the edges with a crystal nail file to tidy them up, make sure they're perfectly straight and round off the sharp edges. Finally I use the first two stages of a nail buffer to smooth the edges to prevent me cutting myself with my nails (I often scratch in my sleep and wake up with a large cut).
Tidy cuticles go a long way towards making your nails look immaculate. I use Orly Cutique to remove any excess cuticles once or twice a week normally. I also use it to remove any superficial staining when I remove my polish (you would be amazed at how much colour is still there after they look "clean" using nail polish remover). I don't use any cuticle pushers. I still occasionally use nippers just to get rid of hang nails and a particularly stubborn piece of dry overhanging cuticle I have on my non swatching hand.
I do use nail polish remover with Acetone in it, plus I use pure Acetone for any clean up so my fingers get very dry. I use a variety of hand creams two to three times a day (Crabtree and Evelyn, Jurlique and KIT are some of my favourites right now). I also use Burts Bees Lemon Butter Cuticle Cream two to three times a week (usually the morning after I paint my nails so everything is 100% dry and risk free of smudging).
I also believe the I can attribute the improvement in my nails strength to two things – firstly I try to take Biotin everyday. It took about 3 months from when I first started taking it to start to notice the difference as my nails grew out. I also always use Nail Tek Foundation II for my base coat which is a strengthening and ridge filling product. This product isn't big 3 free sadly but I believe thats also why it works. My nails now are incredibly hard, thicker that before, grow faster and nigh on impossible to break (I have broken one nail in about four months and that was a chip off my thumb corner working ropes for rock climbing – pretty extreme stuff).
That's it. I've now had naked nails for well over two hours (I originally just intended to post a photo) so I'm off to paint my nails…I feel like stamping today :) Have a lovely weekend everyone.


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As the 50th anniversary of the death of President John F. Kennedy approaches, we are reminded of the Bay of Pigs invasion, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Vietnam War, his Pulitzer Prize-winning book "Profiles in Courage" and, of course, the circumstances of his death.
It is fascinating that, according to a recent Associated Press poll, more than 50 percent of Americans do not believe that Lee Harvey Oswald alone killed Kennedy. Some subscribe to elaborate schemes often called conspiracy theories, not an ideal term but one whose meaning is generally understood.
A conspiracy theory is an extreme example of something called confirmation bias, a normal process whereby we seek information that confirms our beliefs, and either dismiss or conform contradictory evidence in a way that keeps our beliefs intact. Confirmation bias is a way we justify our political, social, religious and other cultural views even in the face of conflicting views. Confirmation bias is anathema to science and so, as a scientist, it interests me.
The stereotyped scientist is objective, not susceptible to the confirmation bias that buoys conspiracy theories. However, science is not a thing but rather it is a process carried out by people, and so it is no less flawed than humanity itself.
Fortunately, a theory derived from the convergence of evidence holds up to scrutiny better than does the bias of a few. The truth, or something close to it, usually gets fleshed out eventually not because investigators are immune to subjectivity, but because a process is employed that can reach a consensus despite our biases. This process tells us that, to the best we know, the Holocaust did happen, cold fusion does not and the Earth is a sphere.
Conspiracy theories such as those surrounding the Kennedy assassination do not get resolved because there is no counterweight to confirmation bias. Conclusions take precedence over evidence, and therefore no denial of verifiable evidence is too absurd.
This bias is laid bare in the real-life trial of Clay Shaw, a man accused of being a conspirator in Kennedy's assassination, which served as the basis of Oliver Stone's Hollywood movie "JFK." Shaw was prosecuted by New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison, who blamed the murder on a powerful cabal. Those who worked with Garrison described him as obsessed, and said he had no case. The jury agreed.
To Garrison, and apparently to Stone, the trial was sabotaged by the cabal simply because the conspiracy theory must be true. No member of the alleged cabal or anyone under its control has been identified in 50 years. No names, no confessions, no leaks, no memos, no one interested in selling the story for fame and fortune. Acceptance of Stone's narrative persists nevertheless because lack of evidence can be construed as suppression of evidence, which can only be carried out by a cabal with nearly superhuman powers. This self-affirming, circular reasoning shields the theory from legitimate criticism. It is a caricature of confirmation bias.
Did Oswald act alone? Carl Sagan said that the absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, and so the failure to find an accomplice does not mean there was none. I prefer to ask more specifically whether Oswald fired both shots that killed Kennedy, to which I think evidence converges on the affirmative. Is this conclusion influenced by confirmation bias? Maybe, but let us take a look.
Many people may not be aware that the Warren Commission report is only one of numerous investigations, and that the testimony and expertise came mostly from the private sector. These are accessible online.
We now know that the so-called magic bullet that pierced both Kennedy and Gov. John Connally did not dip, dive and turn as originally described. Once the juxtaposition of the president with the governor in the limousine was recognized, the event is best explained as a single projectile with a straight trajectory that came from behind them. The bullet was not so magical after all.
There is consensus among experts that the spray of blood emitted from the front right side of Kennedy's head, as documented in the Zapruder film, is characteristic of a bullet exit wound, and thus the second projectile also came from behind. Contrary to intuition, the backward snap of Kennedy's head in response to the second bullet is not explained by a shot fired from the front. Physics tells us that the transfer of energy from the bullet to Kennedy's head is not sufficient to cause the observed backward motion. It most likely resulted from a neuromuscular reaction.
A rifle belonging to Oswald and marked with his palm print was fired three times from the sixth floor of a building – located behind the presidential limousine – where Oswald worked and was present. This and other evidence converges on a theory that does not require a second shooter, and very strongly implicates Oswald in the crime. No unifying theory emerges from the alternate, often contradictory proposals, and denial of the best theory almost always invokes an unsubstantiated cabal.
Many doubters, probably most, may simply be unconvinced for any variety of reasons. This is skepticism, an essential component of science that should not be confused with denial. Skepticism renders a good theory vulnerable because it can be supplanted by new evidence. This is a strength, not a weakness.
A theory based primarily on confirmation bias is invulnerable, and that is its problem. Skeptics should be especially heartened to know that the scientific method is not the exclusive property of scientists. It is not a thing, it is a process held in the public domain. Follow the path of a skeptic and see what you discover.
Mark R. O'Brian, Ph.D., is a professor of biochemistry at the University at Buffalo.


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The bidding deadline for people interested in purchasing the Hillside Country Club by Lombardi's Inc. has been extended to July 8, according to the business's court-appointed lawyer.
The nine-hole golf course and country club buildings sit on 60 acres in Rehoboth, Mass.,
In April, Rhode Island Superior Court Judge Michael A. Silverstein, appointed W. Mark Russo, of Ferrucci Russo, in Providence, to oversee Hillside's operations. Russo is managing the sale of the 2,956-yard public course, Hillside's function hall and its affiliated operations.
Russo has received a $900,000 bid for the Hillside business and its real estate assets. He will conduct an auction, if necessary, July 9.
A sale must be approved by both Suffolk County Court in Massachusetts and R.I. Superior Court.
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The Bay County Sheriff's Office Special Investigations Division, working with the United States Postal Inspectors Office, conducted an investigation into a suspicious package, sent through the postal service, which resulted in an arrest on October 30, 2012.
Lisa Robinson, DOB 12/07/61, of 506 Dogwood Street, Panama City Beach, was developed as the intended recipient of the package and was contacted. She stated to investigators that the package contained cocaine and heroin. The package was sent from New York to Florida.
The heroin contained in the package was divided into twenty individual packets called "bindles" and were stamped with "Overdose", the distributor's logo.
Robinson was arrested and charged with Possession of Heroin, Possession of Crack Cocaine, Unlawful Use of a Two-way Communication Device, and principal to Introduction of a Controlled Substance into the State of Florida. She was taken to the Bay County Jail.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- All nine Hornet starters had at least one hit and right-hander Taylor Stroud tossed a two-hit shutout to lead Sacramento State to a 9-0 victory over North Dakota in the finale of a three-game Big Sky Conference softball series Saturday afternoon at Shea Stadium. The game was stopped after five innings because of the eight-run mercy rule.
With the win, the Hornets (14-14, 3-0) complete the three-game sweep of North Dakota (1-18, 0-3), which included victories yesterday by 5-1and 6-3 scores. In addition, Sacramento State has won four straight and six of its last seven games after falling to five games below .500 a week ago.
During the three-game series against North Dakota, the Hornets' offense combined to hit .453 (34-for-75) with 17 RBIs while the pitching staff tallied a 1.11 ERA, allowing just 18 hits in 19.0 innings. Sasha Margulies reached base safely in nine of her 10 plate appearances during the series, going 5-for-6 with a double, four walks and four RBIs. Alexis Martinez (.625), Nicole Clark (.556) and Alexa Chattleton (.556) also hit better than .500 during the series.
In today's game, Sacramento State jumped all over North Dakota starter Kaylin Van Domelen and reliever Sophie Pratt to the tune of nine runs and 14 hits. All nine Hornet starters had at least one hit, including 3-for-3 from Alexis Martinez, and two hits apiece from Margulies, Paige Castro and Paige Martin.
"We needed to get our offense going, and this series was a perfect opportunity to do that," Sacramento State head coach Lori Perez said. "We had some good at-bats yesterday, and really built off that today. Anyone in our lineup can help us out offensively, and we were seeing the ball big today."
Sacramento State scored three times in the first inning, and six more in the fourth. That was more than enough run support for Stroud, who, after allowing the first two batters of the game to reach base, retired 15 of the final 16 batters she faced. The right-hander tossed her second shutout of the season, yielding just two singles with no walks and three strikeouts. She needed just 59 pitches to pick up her 30th career win and move into eighth on Sacramento State's Div. I-era top 10 list for most career victories.
"Taylor has been doing a lot of work off the field as far as getting herself ready and watching video," Perez said. "After allowing the first two runners to get aboard, she got settled in and really found the spin on her ball and used it effectively."
After Stroud worked her way out of a first and third with one out situation in the top of the first, the Hornets scored three times in the bottom of the inning. RBI-singles from Martinez and Castro and a Yesenia Alcala sacrifice fly accounted for the three runs.
The Hornets were held scoreless in the second and third before breaking things open with six runs and eight hits in the fourth inning. During the frame, Sacramento State sent nine batters to the plate and eight had hits. Two of the outs recorded in the inning were on the base paths where Hornet runners tried to stretch singles into doubles unsuccessfully. The big blows in the inning were RBI-singles from Solis, Clark and Nikki Gialketsis, and a two-run single from Margulies.
Van Domelen (1-7) got the loss for North Dakota, allowing six runs and 10 hits in 3.1 innings. Pratt allowed three runs and four hits during her two-thirds of an inning in relief.
The Hornets will play their final non-conference game of the season Wednesday at Cal, before hosting another three-game Big Sky series on Friday and Saturday against Southern Utah. The Hornets and Thunderbirds will play a doubleheader on Friday at noon followed by a single game on Saturday at noon.


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Supervisor's Office
2500 Shreveport Highway
Pineville, Louisiana 71360-2009
Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. M-F
Phone: (318) 473-7160
Caney Ranger District
3288 Highway 79
Homer, Louisiana 71040-3951
Office Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. M-F
Phone: (318) 927-2061 or (318) 927-2062
Calcasieu Ranger District
9912 Highway 28 West
Boyce, Louisiana 71409
Office Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. M-F
Phone: (318) 793-9427
Catahoula Ranger District
5325 LA Highway 8
Bentley, Louisiana 71407-9726
Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. M-F
Phone: (318) 765-3554 or (318) 765-3555
Kisatchie Ranger District
229 Dogwood Park Road
Provencal, Louisiana 71468
Office Hours: 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. M-F
Phone: 318-472-1840
Fax: 318-472-3590
Winn Ranger District
12319 U.S. Highway 84 West
Winnfield, Louisiana 71483
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Phone: (318) 628-4664
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This is my second call which I reserve for contesting. Allocated to me on 1st July 2011
Please check out my biography under ZL1AAO. The photo above is me operating ZL1KDX /P station. K3 very nice!
Suruggling a bit here after the storms and antenna damage so just handing out points where I can in CQWW 2013
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) � Narragansett Beer � a�Rhode�Island�icon � is starring in a new political ad.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Raimondo released a TV commercial Wednesday using the story of the beer's rise, fall � and rise again � to highlight her plans for a manufacturing resurgence.
The beer's sales languished and the Cranston brewery ultimately closed in 1983. A 2005 investment from Raimondo's venture capital firm helped two�Rhode�Islanders�buy Narragansett back from Pabst and open a Providence headquarters.
Most Narragansett is brewed in New York but the company hopes to brew locally "sooner rather than later."
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HVO Members Recognized for Commitment to Global Health
The recipients of the 2010 Golden Apple Awards are: Judy Canfield-Henry, PT, MSEd, EdD, Shaun Cleaver, PT, MSc, Denise English, PT, Mary Jo Geyer, PT, PhD, FCCWS, CLT-LANA, C.Ped, Victoria A. Seligman, MD, and Lynne Welch, MSN, EdD, APRN, FNP-BC. These volunteers combined have served over 8,672 hours at HVO's various program sites.
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"The cultural historian, Jacques Barzun, once said,' In teaching you cannot see the fruit of a day's work. It is invisible and remains so, maybe for twenty years.' These volunteers have made a long-term commitment to educating their colleagues overseas," stated Julia Plotnick, MPH, RN, FAAN, HVO Board Chair. "It is wonderful to see the fruits of their many years of hard work and I am very proud of their contributions to improving global health."
According to reports from the World Health Organization, the global shortage of health care workers is estimated to be 4.3 million, with the greatest shortages occurring in the poorest countries. The Global Health Workforce Alliance stated, "The global community has clearly recognized that the health workforce is the very heart of functioning health systems, and that without greater quantity and quality of motivated, equally distributed health workers, progress towards health and development goals will not be possible."
The efforts of HVO's Golden Apple Award recipients are an integral part of HVO's response to the global health workforce shortage. By highlighting the achievements and contributions of the Golden Apple Award recipients, HVO fosters an awareness of global health issues, especially the human resource shortage, which serves as a serious constraint to the delivery of health care around the world.
World Health Day is celebrated annually by the World Health Organization and the international community. Since 1950, it has been held each year on April 7th and focuses on a relevant global health issue. This year's theme is "1,000 Cities, 1,000 Lives" and focuses on the effects urbanization has on our health. For more information about World Health Day 2010, visit here.
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Notice of Proposals To Engage in or To Acquire Companies Engaged in Permissible Nonbanking Activities
The companies listed in this notice have given notice under section 4 of the Bank Holding Company Act (12 U.S.C. 1843) (BHC Act) and Regulation Y (12 CFR Part 225) to engage de novo, or to acquire or control voting securities or assets of a company, including the companies listed below, that engages either directly or through a subsidiary or other company, in a nonbanking activity that is listed in § 225.28 of Regulation Y (12 CFR 225.28) or that the Board has determined by Order to be closely related to banking and permissible for bank holding companies. Unless otherwise noted, these activities will be conducted throughout the United States.
Each notice is available for inspection at the Federal Reserve Bank indicated. The notice also will be available for inspection at the offices of the Board of Governors. Interested persons may express their views in writing on the question whether the proposal complies with the standards of section 4 of the BHC Act.
Unless otherwise noted, comments regarding the applications must be received at the Reserve Bank indicated or the offices of the Board of Governors not later than August 15, 2012.
A. Federal Reserve Bank of New York (Ivan Hurwitz, Vice President) 33 Liberty Street, New York, New York 10045-0001:
1. Westpac Banking Corporation, Sydney, Australia, to engage de novo through its subsidiary, Westpac Capital Markets LLC, New York, New York, in broker dealer and riskless principal transactions, pursuant to sections 225.28(b)(7)(i) and 225.28(b)(7)(ii).
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, July 26, 2012.
Michael J. Lewandowski,
Assistant Secretary of the Board.
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