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Ola Afolabi Looks Deadly, Wants Denis Lebedev Next
Hamburg, Germany - Terry Dunstan was left to ponder retirement after suffering a brutal first-round knockout defeat by Ola Afolabi on the big David Haye vs. Wladimir Klitschko card in Hamburg on Saturday night. The 42-year-old former British champion had hoped to line up one final major fight, but Afolabi quickly extinguished his ambitions with a huge right hand in the opener. Following the win, Afolabi called for a fight with hard hitting Denis Lebedev, among several others.
Dunstan had pumped out range finding jabs in the first minute of the fight, but Afolabi soon bullied the veteran to the ropes and landed a succession of cuffing right hands.
The Londoner was clearly hurt and Afolabi refused to let him off the hook as he easily evaded a weak Dunstan jab before unleashing a devastating overhand right which sent his opponent crashing to the canvas.
Dunstan never looked like beating the count and the referee quickly waved off the contest.
The Englishman eventually rose to his feet, but this crushing defeat may now convince him to hang up his gloves.
So, he beat an old guy whose claim to fame was getting KO'd by a terrible cruiserweight belt holder 13 years ago and now he wants Lebedev? Good luck but somebody more legit might have been a better warmupComment by coreyg100 on 07-02-2011
I am a Lebedev fan. I dont know the other guy. Go Denis Lebedev!Comment by jreckoning on 07-02-2011
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To say that I'm interested in crowdsourcing for nonprofits is an understatement. Just the idea that organizations can tap into the power of a crowd engaged in a mission-related project or initiative makes me all tingly inside. When harnessed to social networks, it gives volunteering, collaboration, and contributing to a cause whole new meaning.
To that end I've collected a few interesting resources and nonprofit crowdsourcing examples (please add more in the comment section):
– Beth's Blog features a post on how the Smithsonian is employing a crowdsourcing strategy to develop its social media strategy. I read her post the other day, and this is what got me thinking. Here is the video:
– I liked this quote on the Wild Apricot Nonprofit Technology Blog: "the essence of crowdsourcing: that small groups can show more intelligence, collectively, than isolated individuals, and that this 'wisdom of crowds' has the power to shape business and society." They have lots of great links on crowdsourcing.
– Here is a more specific point of view about crowdsourcing from Working Wikily: " "If you want to know where new interesting useful ideas are going to come from, don't look at crowds and don't look at individuals, look at small groups of smart people arguing with each other. Historically that's been a big source of change."
– This from the Extraordinaires website provides more insight into the social change aspect of crowdsourcing. Also, they are one of the winners of the NetSquared Mobile Challenge for delivering micro-volunteering oppurtunities through mobile phones: "Crowdsourcing for social good is a relatively new concept, but early experiments have shown tremendous promise. NASA's Clickworkers project turned space enthusiasts into a high-powered work force. It took them a month to analyze 88,000 photos – a task that took a grad student 2 years to accomplish. ReCaptcha is transcribing old New York Times for the public good. And the World Wide Lexicon has created a system that enables the crowd to translate any written text. It could make mounds of public resources and information available to many more people. We're just discovering the broad impact that crowdsourcing may have for the social good."
– Sierra Bravo, a web design firm based in Bloomington Minnesota has its own crowdsourcing strategy for nonprofits — Sierra Bravo's Overnight Website Challenge, they get 10 teams of highly qualified web designers to build sites for nonprofit organizations.
For me, the big questions are these…
– How will crowdsourcing impact traditional forms of volunteering within nonprofits?
– Does crowdsourcing create a different kind of engagement with a cause than traditional forms of volunteering?
– Can whole social issues be addressed through crowdsourcing making the need for an NGO less relevant?
If you have answers to these questions, thoughts about crowdsourcing, or more examples, please post.

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Posted February 11th, 2014 @ 5:31pm by Vanessa Denis
Word is that Saigon may hit up Iyanla's hit show on OWN, Fix My Life. Saigon may an announcement on Twitter that he's looking for help because of his issues with his baby mama, Erica Jean.
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So i figured a way to place custom fields outside The Loop using this plugin.
The thing is, I realize the custom fields for each line appear the same when they aren't supposed to be (Under "NPC" at this page: http://vodkapop.net/ro2/category/level-21)
Now I am back to square one. How should I display the custom fields in category.php?
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November 1, 2012 12:30 am
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Sam Peter Shocks Some With His Unexpected Return
By Duncan Johnstone
Former WBC heavyweight champion Samuel Peter has been handed a place in the prizefighter-style "Super 8″ boxing tournament in Auckland in June.
Dubbed the "Nigerian Nightmare", the 33-year-old joins Kali Meehan, Michael Sprott and Martin Rogan on the card for a night that mark's Sky TV's first foray into boxing promotion.
A further four boxers are yet to be named.
Peter has been in the ring with some of the biggest names in the current scene, including both the Klitchscko brothers, Vitali and Wladimir.
He beat Oleg Maskaev to win the coveted WBC title in 2008 but lost the belt on his first defence against Vitali.
He went the distance with Wladimir in 2005, losing on points despite knocking down the Ukrainian three times. In a 2010 rematch Peter was knocked out in the 10th round with three heavyweight belts beckoning.
He has lost four of his last eight fights and hasn't been in the ring for three years.
The June 4 event sees eight fighters competing in a quick-fire knock-out format over three rounds. Each fighter is guaranteed $15,000. Second round winners receive $30,000. The losing finalist earns $100,000 and the tournament winner receives $200,000. There are also knockout, best fight and fight of the night bonuses to make a total prize pool of $500,000.
Ahh, "Clash of the has beens". This might just really suck.Comment by gluesniffer on 03-20-2014
I wish Sam Peter the best, as I do any HW willing to earn his keep in this unforgiving and exploitative trade, but yes -- the man's real age is well over 33 and he was last witnessed plodding about…Comment by nycsmooth on 03-20-2014
mayb vs Botha or Tonney, that's about where he is, finished...Comment by PunchyPotorff on 03-20-2014
Super 8? That's like one of the worst motel chains ever. HA. Seriously, some B class fighters in this one. Peter should do well.Comment by beez721 on 03-20-2014
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Oxford University's word of the year
Oxford University e-mails that it has chosen its word (or rather, phrase) of the year:
As in: As long as he flies across the planet bloviating about global warming, Al Gore will fail at efforts to live a carbon neutral lifestyle.
Some of the runners-up:
elbow bump (a greeting in which two people touch elbows, recommended by the World Health Organization as an alternative to the handshake in order to reduce the spread of germs.)
fishapod (a humorous name for a newly discovered fossil [Tiktaalik roseae] that has features of both fish and land mammals and as such is considered an evolutionary link between the two.)
funner (an informal/nonstandard comparative of fun.)
ghostriding (the practice of exiting a moving vehicle and dancing either beside it, or on the hood or roof, while the vehicle is in motion.)
Islamofascism (a controversial term equating some modern Islamic movements with the European fascist movements of the early twentieth century.)
pregaming (the practice of consuming alcoholic beverages before attending a sporting event or party, especially one where alcohol may be limited or banned.)
Obama's flight(s) to Argentina proved how serious he is about acting on climate change
March 25, 2016 06:22 AM by Doug Powers
Al-mageddon hath arrived: A decade ago today, Gore issued his 10-year doomsday warning
January 26, 2016 12:22 PM by Doug Powers
Self-congratulatory climate warriors kick off COP21 in the most costly refrigerator box of all time
December 1, 2015 11:36 AM by Doug Powers
Sex in the balance: CNN sounds alarm about the latest thing climate change is killing
November 6, 2015 10:19 PM by Doug Powers
Ramp up the fear mongering! New study predicts Miami, New Orleans will be under water *soon due to global warming
October 12, 2015 09:12 PM by Doug Powers
Categories: Al Gore, Enviro-nitwits, Feature Story, global warming


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Hey Guys My Name is Kane. I'm 16 And I'm BSing Highschool To Watch More Anime =D. I Guess You Could Say That I'm One of Those Guys Who Looks Serious On The Outside But When You Talk To Me I'm Like The Most Laid Back Person Ever.
Did I Ever Say I Liked Anime Yet lol?
Guess My Favorite Anime of All Time Would Have to Be Yu Yu Hakusho... A Classic Everyone Should of Watched But If You Haven't You Should =D
I'm Always Looking For a New Anime to Watch So Don't be Afraid to Recommend Me An Anime ok...
Things I Like... Hmmmmm... I Guess You Could Say Anything to do With Cars I Guess =D
I Also Like Rainbows... Not Trying to Be Gay Here But... You Never See One in the Sky Anymore And I kinda Wish I Could See One And Gaze At it With Awe =D
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I'm Kidding I Don't Mind Really...Not At All... Yea... =(
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I felt sorry when I heard that your youtube account was closed! Thanks to you I was able to watch Ninja Scroll in HD!!
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But im just not in the mood to watch that cuz lately I've only been watching Shounen anime like KHR, Gintama & Needless
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NX2 Page setup issue
I have just started using NX2. When I am in the "print layout" dialogue and choose "page setup" I am having a problem. The available selections do not show 4x5, 5x7, 8.5x11 as paper sizes. It does show 11x17, 8.5x13 and a whole bunch of A and B sizes.
If I go directly to my printer (Canon 9900)under preferences page setup all the missing paper sizes are there.
I have searched prior threads, I have used Jason's e-book and of course the Nikon manual to no avail. I'm sure the anwser is in these but I haven't found it yet. Would appreciate any suggestions.
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#1. "RE: NX2 Page setup issue" | In response to Reply # 0wmarkle Nikonian since 24th Feb 2009Wed 30-Dec-09 06:50 PM
Try this:
Menu File PageSetup Printer select your canon 9900 OK
You will be back at Page Setup and the print sizes will be correct.
That one fooled me at first also.
Or, you can define your 9900 as your default printer.
#2. "RE: NX2 Page setup issue" | In response to Reply # 1William Registered since 05th Aug 2004Wed 30-Dec-09 07:24 PM | edited Wed 30-Dec-09 07:25 PM by William
Wils -
Thanks I really appreciate it- that was it. I thought I had tried everything.
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Plugin is working great.
Only challenge I'm having is how to have the gallery scale down for viewers with mobiles or other smaller screen devices.
I have the latest Premium version to the best of my knowledge.
Here is the closest example I can think with a scalable gallery based on screen resolution. http://dimsemenov.com/themes/touchfolio/demo/
Is something possible like that?


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The award will significantly increase the College's capacity for STEM learning and research The Department of Education's Title V, Hispanic-Serving Institutions Program has awarded Whittier College a $2.6M grant to enhance STEM (Science,... More
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Omni was great once again
My wife and I decided to get out of Atlanta for a getaway weekend in Charlotte and chose to return to the Omni. We were coming to Charlotte for the Friday night Toby Keith concert and had been very impressed with the Omni during a previous stay in Charlotte a few years back. We were greeted by a very friendly front desk staff who was kind enough to arrange shuttle transportation for us to and from the concert. We found our room to be very clean and well furnished. When we returned from the concert the bed had been turned down with a mint on the pillow. A very nice touch. On Saturday we spent the day at the rooftop pool. The deck furniture was very nice and comfortable. Fresh towels were brought out throughout the day and room service delivered a delicious lunch to us at the pool. I can't say enough about the friendliness of the staff and the cleanliness of the hotel. We ate Sunday morning breakfast at the restaurant in the hotel and it left a little to be desired, but still wasn't bad. The next time that we visit Charlotte we will return to the Omni for sure!
Great stay! Not sure what the February 24, 2005 review is about.
Very nice 4 star hotel.
I arrived at the Omni Hotel about 8:30 PM after flight from long California. Front desk service was very professional. The elevator Security feature is nice. You are required to swipe your room card to use the elevators up to your room.
Room was well lighted; nearly every light was illuminated, soft background music playing on the radio. A very nice touch. They have turndown service for those indulgent people.
Went downstairs to have dinner. I ordered and was served a very nice stake dinner. Very superb service. Never heard a place or glass land on the surface of the table. Menu item pricing was very competitive with other downtown restaurants.
Bed was comfortable. More than ample amount of towels. Nice glass coffee mugs and water glasses, as well as glass wine glasses and ice bucket. The bucket is clean and dry upon each day after previous night's use. Room is made and cleans very nice each day. Toiletries and towel replacement each day as opposed to each stay. Had a USA today paper delivered each day.
Would not recommend the Breakfast buffet, priced around $12 on my stay.
Checkout was easy. Itemized Bill receipt was presented to me under my door the morning of my checkout. No need to go to front desk.
Hotel had bag and transportation service. I was able to check my bags on checkout day until I picked them up later in the afternoon. Hotel has Limo transportation service around town as well as to the airport.
The Hotel is a anchor for a Mall between another office building. The Mall has many food places to choose from for lunch.
Great 4 star hotel.
They call this a 4 star??C'mon!!somebody got paid!
I do travel Every Week, and i'm pretty much a Hilton kind of guy, so needles is to say that I have lots of experience with different kinds of hotels.
Anyways, I actually live in Charlotte, but I wanted to stay Downtown just for that heck of it, well... : no soda machines (wich means 6US$ for a coke or bottle of water), the people at the lobby is VERY rude, the room and ammenities were falling apart and besides the constant noise coming from everywhere, apart from being charged 8 bucks for NOT parking there (I parked on the street) and the fact that even though there was a "not disturb" sign on the door, room service knock on my door until I had to get up at 8:20 AM on a sunday morning to show them the sign... and tell them to go away... I did not see a third star at this hotel, but they do have 24 room service wich puts them "up there" at the fourth, but if you think about it, Wendy's opens late, Jack in the Box is open 24/7 and neither of them are considered nothing else but a cheap place to eat... got my point? do yourself a favor and don't go there, and for the lady that was celebrating new years there... you must have been very very drunk, or you need to get a life ;o)
And by the way, they need to update also their 1982 mattresses...
The Place to Be NYE
My husband & I stayed at the Omni over New Years Eve to attend the events on the square. I was very impressed with the security procedures of the hotel, management presence at the doorways and the cleanliness of the hotel during such a large event. It made my husband & I feel very safe and appreciative of quiet hallways that I did not expect to find during New Years Eve. Our room was perfect because of the view of the square where all the activity was. On New Years Day, we ate the brunch offerred by the hotel, which was a bit expensive at $20 per person, but the food was good.
If I have the need to stay in Charlotte again, I will definitely choose the Omni. It is right in the middle of everything that is Charlotte.
Weekend Getaway
My husband and I were looking to just getaway for a weekend, somewhere close by since we didn't want to have to use "valuable" vacation time. We wanted to stay in at least a 4-star and the Omni looked good to us! We were a little dissapointed that the mall was closed, but there were still plenty of things to do in Uptown Charlotte. Our room was comfortable. I was a little dissapointed in the bed, I had a hard time sleeping on such a "firm"mattress. We enjoyed ourselves very much and were overwhelmed by the staff's helpfulness and hospitality. Overall, a very enjoyable weekend!
Great Hotel
The Omni Hotel in Charlotte is a great place to stay the entire staff was friendly and helpful. My husband and I were treated with honesty and respect. We have traveled to Charlotte for the Coca Cola 600 weekend for the past 4 years and never stayed in a place where we were treated like someone. I would recommend this hotel to anyone staying in the Charlotte area.
Wonderful Time at the Omni
My girlfriend and I stayed at the Omni the weekend of Jan 24th upon arrival I was greeted as soon as I pulled up. My upgraded room was ready for my when I walked into the lobby. the front desk staff and bell/valet was polite and timely especially Josh and Melvin from the bellstaff. I would defiantly recommend the Omni and I will be staying there again in the future.
Fix it
Weight room on the 2nd floor ... equiptment was broken on several pieces. Just need someone to check it out and fix it. Thanks.
"What's the Point" Explained
"What's the Point" got it right in his title and here's why: what's the point of putting an architecturally cool hotel on the bussiest and most dynamic intersection in Charlotte if you're going to let it go to....?
In desperate need of updating and just a general airing-out. Not deserving of the four star rating on Orbitz and Hotwire. Old, staid style to what should be a cool property. Omni Hotels should be ashamed and That's the Point.
What's the point?
I travel to Charlotte frequently and wish I had read this before my last trip: What's the point? My upgraded $170 room (located in the interesting all-glass corner) was at a comfortable fifty degrees when I arrived. When I stopped shivering, I was able to focus on the peeling wallpaper, the poorly-tended leak from the showerhead that had scored the drywall, the poor tape repair to same (despite the fact that the showerhead still sprayed water overhead), and the dated, somewhat grungy carpet and upholstery. I also noticed the absurdly over-priced refrigerator treats when I had to call for my bags to be delivered to my room (is this something you have to ask for at check-in?). The staff was indifferent to my complaint that the computers in the business center did not work ("They don't care" the clerk said as I got my refund. "They haven't worked in months." "Then why don't you post a sign on the door so that I could avoid wasting thirty minutes?" "It doesn't belong to the Omni." "Yes, you advertise it and I needed it. Who is the 'they' you spoke of when you said 'they don't care.' Let me speak to them." "No.")I sometimes like anonymous corporate hotels, but give me one with a kept room, a decent wine list (four selections of Chardonnay, all of them staid) and a helpful staff. Next time it is back to the Dunhill.[One staff member I contacted prior to my trip was helpful in arranging a lesson in the nearby athletic club and warning me away from the hotel restaurant.] When I told my wife of my trip she reminded me that I should be grateful that I do not have cancer. She is right, but I'll still stay somewhere else. Ross Young
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Friday saw us have a really big sleep in (Phil needed some time to order some parts), so it wasn't until the late morning till we left the hotel and headed out to see some Race Parts Shops - Phil and his dad were very happy to be looking into the shops while Phil's Mum and I waiting patiently in the car. We must have visited 3 different shops. Charlotte obviously has a lot of racing and car part ...
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... we got one of them fixed yesterday, but not until I had spent a good part of the day playing taxi mom, driving the girls to and from college, piano lessons, and piano teaching. But it worked out fine, and made me appreciate having more than one car).
Thankfully our home hadn't suffered any damage, although all the rain had caused the dead-looking lawns of September ...
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Its time for another great adventure and I am all packed and ready to go. I was so glad that I kept a blog of my last trip and had great feedback from those who read it, that I decided to make another one for this trip. My friend (Marie) and I are headed to 3 great countries: France, Italy, and Spain and are excited for it all to start! Flights leave tonight.....tomorrow = ...
Last Day in Charlotte
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AdvoCare reviews are all over the internet. The complaints, the love, the scam accusations. I'm not affiliated with AdvoCare at all, but I've spent years around the network marketing industry and have seen people rise and fall in many different MLM companies – including AdvoCare. This review should help decide if AdvoCare is the right fit for you and your family.
First off, AdvoCare is a solid company that's been around a long time (in MLM terms). It also gets a little tiring reading all of the "AdvoCare scam" posts online as well. They get an A rating from the BBB, folks. There is rarely a company who's legitimately a scam and if you're new to the network marketing world, please don't let this throw you off.
AdvoCare Reviews – the Product
If you're looking at AdvoCare's popular meal replacement shakes, you should read over this comparison chart first. If you want a better meal replacement as seen in the comparison chart, you can see LS-VIBE right here. Their science-based approach to formulation results in ultra high-quality, vegan, non-GMO and non-allergenic products.
As you probably know from the AdvoCare website itself, it has a deep product line with everything from supplements and health drinks to energy bars. It's a fully-stocked health and wellness product company.
Dr. Oz has mentioned them and they even have Drew Brees from the New Orleans Saints as a spokesperson. That's pretty cool when you can get a big name superstar to endorse the product of a network marketing company.
They also have an AdvoCare 24 day challenge which challenges customers to lose weight with their products in just 24 days. Some of the results I saw were pretty astounding as far as weight and inches lost.
AdvoCare says it's only safe to do a 24 day challenge once every 90 days.
AdvoCare Spark Reviews
Advocare's most popular product seems to be their Spark energy drink, which is the product Drew Brees is most often associated with.
The reviews on Spark seem to run the gamut from people who love it to people who think the whole thing is a scam. Well, it's ultimately up to you but I HIGHLY recommend trying the company's product for yourself before you join. So many times I see people blindly join a company before finding out if they actually will use the product themselves. I've even done this and regretted it!
Find an AdvoCare distributor you like, order some product, then talk business.
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The company has been around for over 10 years, so they're on stable ground with a lot of great product, distributors, and sponsors.
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While reviews run from hot to cold, there's a very common theme with negative reviews: "I didn't make any money." This has got to be the funniest part of my job when I'm looking at other network marketing companies and distributors are talking about how they didn't make any money. Funny because the running theme is they always think it's the company's fault. You'll never find AdvoCare reviews saying "I didn't make any money because I decided to not get on any calls, talk to anyone about my new business, spend any money on advertising, or take any other action at all." Even though, in 99% of the cases – that's exactly why they didn't make any money in Advocare.
Even though I think it's funny – it's actually a very serious situation. People spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on a franchise business, working years before they get into profit putting in 60+ hour work weeks.
In AdvoCare and other MLM companies, you can build a business for hundreds of dollars – be in profit VERY quickly – and build a walk-away income in 3-5 years. It's a shame more people don't realize this.
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It's one thing if a distributor is providing false claims – I don't know that's the case – but anyone considering AdvoCare as a business should know that network marketing is one of the greatest professions in the world.
As long as you WORK the business. Yes, it actually takes work and no, it doesn't actually happen overnight. If you're one of those people who want to sign up and be rich next week – you should probably move on, go back to your j.o.b. and forget about making a living with network marketing.
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If you're looking at AdvoCare as a business – you should see why I recommend Life Matters instead.
AdvoCare distributors love the Advocare weight lost products – the cleanse in particular, it seems. The one thing it seems distributors have the biggest issue with – like many network marketing companies – is finding people to talk to about their business.
There's only so much a distributor can do to build a business when their only guidance is "make a list of people you know." I know people who have built empires doing this – along with meeting 5 new people per day face-to-face. However, in the age of the internet, when people want to build a more automated business… there has GOT to be better ways.
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To generate leads for AdvoCare and any other network marketing business – I recommend one thing and one thing only. Building your own, personal brand. The way my team and I do this is with a marketing system called My Lead System Pro (MLSP). You can read my personal MLSP review here.
What MLSP does for people is incredible. You not only get state-of-the-art systems and tools for getting leads and turning a profit very quickly in your business – but you get access to invaluable training for yourself and your downline.
If you're an AdvoCare distributor looking to get ahead of the game, create your own source of leads that will have people coming to you ready to join AdvoCare with you, you need MLSP for your AdvoCare business. Out of all the AdvoCare reviews out there, my guess is none of those distributors tried it. :)
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LAKELAND | Glendale Park is one of the few public parks in Lakeland that has a full-size basketball court.
WHAT: Glendale Park.
LOCATION: East Glendale Street and Lakeland Highlands Road.
HOURS: Daylight.
FEATURES: Full-length basketball court, two benches.
In addition to the basketball court, the South Lakeland park, located at East Glendale Street and Lakeland Highlands Road, has a gravel parking area, two benches, and a grassy area.
Pam Page, assistant director of Lakeland Parks and Recreation, said the park's location makes it ideal for a full-length basketball court.
"Most parks have half courts to accommodate children," Page said.
She said the fire station next door to the court helps dissuade park-goers from doing anything illegal.
"We don't put full basketball courts in most parks," Page said. "Wherever we've had one, they've been removed."
The park was empty on a recent morning, but that usually changes about 6 p.m. every day when twentysomethings invade the court, said Salina Smith, academy director of La Petite Academy. The day care is across the street from the park.
Smith said she also sees older people walk around the court for exercise.
The park is next to a Lakeland Electric substation and the Glendale Water Reclamation Facility substation. Sometimes you can smell the stinky sewage if the wind blows toward the court.
Page said she did not know when the park opened.
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9) I would be an ideal transfer student for you school because....
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Peasant women from the Asian La Via Campesina movements in The Philippines, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia, South Korea, Nepal and India visited Bangladesh for an exchange visit program organized by Bangladesh Kisani Sabha (BKS) and Bangladesh Krishok Federation (BKF) from the 7-14 Aug 09. The aim of the visit was to empower women at national and regional levels and create public awareness of La Via Campesina's campaign to stop violence against women – physical, economic, psychological, and social violence.
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Stop Violence against women: We must end this culture of exploitation
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Presentation by Karen Pedersen, National Farmer's Union (Canada) in the Women Symposium, Korea, March 2009
I come from a continent where our culture defines success as the ability to obtain more and more wealth and power through the exploitation of others. Not surprisingly this thought permeates all levels of our society from our economy to our homes. Unfortunately, we are exporting this culture around the world.
Director-General of FAO Commends the Struggle of Women of Via Campesina-Brazil
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MST Press Release (March 10, 2009)
On the second day of mobilization of the International Women's Day by Via Campesina, a committee of farmers has been received in Brasilia by the Director-General of FAO (UN Food and Agriculture), Jacques Diouf. At the meeting, Diouf heard a report of the actions that the peasants held this week to denounce the Brazilian government's priority to agribusiness and transnational corporations of the export sector, particularly agriculture while leaving the rural workers, food production and land reform in the background.
The head of the FAO said that the UN supports these proposals of Via Campesina and that their struggle is "just and necessary," and mentioned the role of agribusiness in the Brazilian countryside in increased hunger. For Diouf, the state should finance small farming, "since large agro-business is fully able to sustain itself." Diouf pointed out also that only the implementation of Agrarian Reform, the limitation of ownership of land and increasing rates of productivity are able to end hunger in Brazil. "A country has sovereignty and development only if it has land to produce food," he said.
Canada : Women's contribution to farming
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National Farmers Union
International Women's Day on March 8 provides an opportunity to celebrate the contributions and accomplishments of Canadian farm women and rural women around the world.
National Farmers Union Women's President Colleen Ross, who farms near Iroquois, Ontario, said rural women produce half the world's food, and account for between 60 to 80 percent of the food in most developing countries. She said the global food crisis could be overcome more quickly if food production and trading systems recognized the value of family farms, and especially the labour of women. "In Canada, women have been forced to rely on off-farm jobs to keep their family farms viable," she said. "The chronic loss of farmers in this country and around the world is one symptom of a global food crisis."


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Kevin Samuel, 12 Apr 2013Brilliant phone!! this is phone for those who are extremely rich. Since they dont know what to... moreDon't worry. It is going to be protected by a plastic cover, like any other aluminum-body iPhones.
ISJ5, 12 Apr 2013if you dont like it dont buy it so simple. just respect the product rather than screaming. wel... morewho said that they will buy this? and wait...RESPECT???...whats with samsh*t??maybe change apple to n*pple..lols
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If think i/'m going to buy 2 of them since there is no dual sim iphone 5!!
How crazy can you be to buy something like this??
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But for me? just one accidental drop to the ground and that person who own it would cryin' out loud and chances to got stolen is very high also high so.. it's 100 percent useless. I prefer some alumminum like sony, htc, or iphone 5 ori or samsung for polycarbonate plastic...
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mikelmaron has commented on the following diary entries
|Welcome to the new Missing Maps
|6 months ago
hey @woodpeck --- I'm reading your comment and having trouble understanding exactly what you think is an issue here. OSM purposely doesn't spend much on publicity, or develops software -- but makes an API available for anyone to sign up to and use, as long as the community norms of mapping are followed. Missing Maps as a project has not been in an OSM vacuum, and this is far from the first site to share statistics on how we're mapping. If tangible issues develop, there's plenty of room to address -- OSM never stopped from doing something out of fear of what might go wrong, otherwise we'd never have started! In any case, the code for this is open, and I think there's huge potential to apply analysis at scale on OSM for all sorts of purposes -- how else can we make OSM better through infrastructure such as this?
|Data and community in the Belgian regions
|6 months ago
Oh of course --- was using Mazermind tools as well for analysis with OSM Epic https://github.com/Project-EPIC/epic-osm Turned out, very difficult to manage the scale of data in OSM History, in a database.
A recent break through for me, via working at Mapbox on this stuff, was using OSMQATiles and TileReduce processing. http://osmlab.github.io/osm-qa-tiles/. This is what drove the country cover work (links at https://www.mapbox.com/blog/how-complete-is-openstreetmap/).
For example, was able to very quickly write and run script to count and visualize users by join date in OSM. I mean really fast --- writing the processor took less than an hour, and running takes less than a minute.
OSMQATiles covers what's in OSM right now, not history, and doesn't include relations. But even with these limitations, can derive enough actionable information to get a good picture of the community. I wonder, can we think of what questions where current OSMQATiles is sufficient, and whether the simplicity of the approach and speed gives a lot. And what critical things are we missing, and should we looking into a full history QA tile set as well.
|Data and community in the Belgian regions
|6 months ago
Great research @joost%20schouppe. What tools are you using to run these stats? Would love to see this kind of local community research available everywhere, on an ongoing basis.
Pretty interesting how this is amplified when only analysing nodes. Raises the importance of something we don't capture in metrics easily --- what kinds of features edited on user and location basis.
If we had contribution stats by feature types at various admin_levels, would be able to identify particular community data strengths and weaknesses. The highway coverage analysis was one step in this direction https://www.mapbox.com/data-platform/country/#belgium.
Another important element to capture is recency --- you might have great coverage, but if it all happened 5 years ago, the community is not very vibrant.
This is pretty interesting. A lot of mappers cross borders, and identifying who is local and who is remote is tricky. Would love to have a service which provided
1) per user, a list of the number of edits per admin boundary, along with the most likely "home" 2) a list of users per admin boundary (also at multiple levels)
|Picturing Proposed Development at Josephite Seminary in DC
|8 months ago
@dieterdreist yes, this is more for conversation. I certainly hope the eventual project is more sophisticated, and that it seriously takes into account other ideas put together by the community.
|A new version of the OSM Edit Report is here!
|8 months ago
Thanks for the suggestions @imagico. Both of these improvements have been discussed, and are both complicated for different reasons. Looking forward to share more, when the knotty problems get sorted out.
|Conflation engine Cygnus now in public beta
|9 months ago
Very curious to read more about the process and code Cygnus applies behind the scenes, and how it can be extended to other kinds of features.
|The most inefficient way in North America
|9 months ago
@bdiscoe nice work. would love to see a TileReduce version of this, to make it easy for anyone to run repeatedly in any country
|The history and completeness of OSM
|9 months ago
My understanding is that the methodology is based on random sampling and visual inspection, not on assumptions of distribution of roads. We should be able to investigate more once the code is opened. I agree, 90% sounds a bit high overall, but it is an estimate after all (not something true or false). Many of the numbers align but not completely with https://www.mapbox.com/blog/how-complete-is-openstreetmap/ (where the completeness numbers are comparison against CIA World Factbook), so will be an interesting comparison The trajectory graphs are helpful in a lot of cases to spot some dynamics in communities.
|HOT Voting Member Nomination
|9 months ago
Love the focus on validation ... there are connections to HOT's documentation, activation protocol, and technical developments.
|Missing Maps Workshop at Mapbox-BLR
|10 months ago
Great wisdom Maning!
Some things we put together over the last year on organizing an event, from MapGive http://mapgive.state.gov/box/en/process/event-planning/
|OSM-PH tagging suggestion
|10 months ago
Just seeing this now @maning and it is awesome. I don't think I've seen anything like this before, except in my mind after too much mapping! Super useful perspective, illustrates the process of observation and data creation in the real world.
|How we apply map feedback
|over 1 year ago
There should be and are many levels to contribute to OSM, so this is a good concept, and thanks for the transparency. To pull out a productive idea, offering a path to users giving feedback (and notes), to get more involved in OSM, is a useful idea.
|HOT 2014 Review
|over 1 year ago
Thanks for your sharing this Sam. I encourage you to open your ears a bit more to what's happening in HOT community and organizationally the last six months. You're already doing this a bit, since you answered the call to document HOT activities in 2014. I see things as substantially improved. Eager to hear more ideas on how we all can be more constructive, together.
|almost 2 years ago
Non-editable requests from HOT? You must be confused. Reference please.
|Moabi at State of the Map US
|almost 2 years ago
@butrus_butrus: Some data might be appropriate for sharing in OSM, or even being based in OSM. No specific plans at the moment, but something we are continually looking at.
|Moabi at State of the Map US
|over 2 years ago
Yes, definitely maning. We're gearing up for that, will let you know.
|You can't do this with any other map but OpenStreetMap
|over 2 years ago
Thanks @lxbarth. I like the idea of highlighting what you can only do with OpenStreetMap, we should collect these. Here's a few more: http://brainoff.com/weblog/2012/02/02/1756
|Is the OpenStreetMap Rails App Appropriate for Other Data Sets?
|over 2 years ago
@nfgusedautoparts: they may work. but since our use is outside of osm.org properly, we have more latitude in implementing new features.
|OpenStreetMap Isn't All That Open, Let's Change That and Drop Share-Alike
|over 2 years ago
"require time, good lawyers and programmers" ... that's key to me. Where to invest our time and effort to reach OSM's best potential.
I agree with a lot of the intention @lxbarth lines up, especially making it easier for governments that have made Open Data open to benefit in kind.
But as we can see from the discussion kicked off here, there's not really anything with more opinions in OSM than the license. Moving from cc-by-sa to ODbL was a lengthy, frankly painful, process, and while we learned a lot, I unfortunately couldn't say that any further license change wouldn't take just as long, or longer. Is this a place to invest time again?
Yet, I think we may be able to get a long way with the ODbL. I think it at least worthwhile to share more details on possible legal interpretations. I remember at SotM-US last year, a productive BoF about licensing. Seemed to me like one question, geocoding into 3rd party databases, seemed close to a workable and widely supported realization. There was a lawyer who was interested and seemed to have some ideas about how it could work.
I know lawyers aren't really able to share opinions into the commons themselves, just to their clients. I wonder how we could build up a more collaborative, commons of solid interpretations of the ODbL, which would be clear, and make it easier to answer questions without IANAL. This seems doable to me, but I'm not sure how.
Likewise with the workarounds of using OSM in various. Which while not ideal, I think are also solvable. Can we build up a collection of guidance and recipes by people have built real projects using OSM data in license compatible ways?
|A Social OpenStreetMap.org Without Groups
|almost 3 years ago
Just came back here after some time, this post was referenced on another thread. And see, there's some replies. Wish I had a notification!
Alex: Sure, that kind of flexibility on posting permissions/subscription/joining make sense to me. This is how github works, and works well. But earlier you said "Do away with joining groups.", and I disagree. You should be able to join a group, be listed as interested, and tailor your notifications (email or not for all posts, or just in your "news feed").
Tom: That's absolutely what I have in mind, to make all the plethora of OSM activity and tools tailored and convenient to that place/topic. Afaik, hasn't been approached yet in the groups code. Question on my mind is how to make integration of other tools flexible enough, but not too bespoke. What's the easiest way to get started on this?
Now, I think we're close to common ground. Good moment to boil down the discussion here, and pull out the agreed points into design guidance and issues on the groups tree, and do a coding push to get these features out into the wild.
https://github.com/osmlab/openstreetmap-website/wiki/Groups https://github.com/osmlab/openstreetmap-website/issues?labels=groups&state=open


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Former Detroit coach Rod Marinelli is visiting Chicago's practice facility Friday, according to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Sun-Times. Although Marinelli's agent stressed that no deal has been finalized, it seems clear that he will join the Bears' coaching staff in some capacity this offseason.
As of Friday, the Bears had created only one opening on their staff, having fired defensive backs coach Steve Wilks. Defensive coordinator Bob Babich and defensive line coach Brick Haley, whose jobs Marinelli would seem most likely to take if he were hired, remain on the payroll.
But Marinelli has a long history with Bears coach Lovie Smith and Bears general manager Jerry Angelo from the trio's time with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It's possible Marinelli could take Haley's job along with an assistant head coach's title.
Marinelli's agent, Frank Bauer, also represents Smith and Babich. Bauer told the Sun-Times that Marinelli is going to "take his time" deciding on his future plans. But there is a widespread belief in the NFL that Marinelli will eventually find his way to Chicago.
The Bears will need to handle this situation delicately. The fact that coaching candidates are visiting while Babich remains employed suggests the Bears are still weighing his future.
But bringing in Marinelli, while retaining Babich, would create a situation that historically is difficult to manage. Babich might technically remain in charge of the defense, but you would have to assume Marinelli would assume an unusually significant role for a non-coordinator. That creates chain-of-command issues that almost always lead to internal factioning.
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South Africa's Minister of Sport and Recreation praised Floyd Mayweather Jr. with words befitting a monarch during a Wednesday press in Johannesburg. Boxing's pound-for-pound king is currently on a week-long, four-city visit to the African nation.
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(Buddy has shown Paladin a huge bag full of gold dust.)
Buddy: Boy, oh boy, wait'll I get to town with all that money in my pocket.
Paladin: Well, you keep talking about money and you might not get to town at all.
Buddy: Well, I never thought about that. Maybe you'd be good enough to give me a hand, would ya?
Paladin: Every instinct I have is telling me to go on to San Francisco, alone.
Buddy: I'd, uh, sure hate to lose what I got now after all I went through to get it.
Paladin: Yeah. All right, Buddy, let's divide the gold up. Put some of it in each of those sacks. We'll load it on the horses, and then I suggest we go into Sacramento instead of Jackson City, it's closer.
Buddy: It's gotta be Jackson City.
Paladin: In Sacramento, you can convert the dust to money, put it safely in the bank, and then go anywhere you want!
Buddy: It's gotta be my way, Mr. Paladin. I'll tell you why if you like.
Paladin: I have a feeling I'll be happier not knowing.
Paladin: Well, Buddy, here's your money. Got a saddle, two rings, and Heaven help you, you're on your own.
Buddy: Uh, Mr. Paladin, I wonder if you'd do me one last favor.
Paladin: Name it.
Buddy: Well, this ring, uh, it's for a girl. That's why I had to come here instead of Sacramento.
Paladin: I see. I, uh, thought you told me you were in that mine for five years.
Buddy: That's right, five years. Five years since I seen 'er. I met her one time, one night--just one time, and we both knew it was the real thing. Right then and there I knew I'd come back and marry her.
Paladin: You've written? Kept in touch?
Buddy: No, I'm not much at writin'. But when I left, I told her I'd gone to make my fortune and I'd be back for her. What's the matter now? You don't look right.
Paladin: Well, I guess it's just a look of a cynic when he's confronted with too much youth and hope and faith, and what do you want me to do, Buddy, find her?
Buddy: Would you, Mr. Paladin? First time I see her, I don't want to be in front of a lot of folk. I wanna be alone with her. You understand me?
Paladin: You make me feel very ancient.
Buddy: Ginger, I did it. I made my fortune, just like I said I would. Look, hundreds of thousands of dollars, Ginger. And I got somethin' for you. (Pulls out the rings, looks at Paladin) You say the little one's the best?
Paladin: Give her the big one.
Paladin: Buddy, Ginger was not on her way to church when you first met her, she was taking a shortcut down the back road to the saloon.
Buddy: Cut it out.
Paladin: Buddy, she works in that saloon, she's what is politely known as a saloon girl.
Buddy: You're just tryin' to rib me. But even as a joke, I wish you wouldn't use her name like that.
Paladin: She wants your money. And she is amoral enough to kill you for it.
Buddy: You know, if I didn't owe you so many favors, I'd be tempted to make you eat them words. But as it is, I just hope I don't see you any more.
Paladin: Well, there's a pretty good chance that you won't.
(After Paladin shoots the two bushwackers, Virginia slowly walks down the steps past him.)
Paladin: Well, sweet princess, hurry! Your knight impatient waits without!
(The disillusioned Buddy, having purchased the saloon and thrown everyone out but Paladin and Virginia, proceeds to wreck the place.)
Paladin: Ah. Hah! All over.
Buddy: Oh, no it ain't. 'Cause I'm gonna ruin her.
Paladin: Are you? Why? Because you're young and inexperienced? Because you imagined a girl to be something that she isn't? She was a saloon girl when you met her, Buddy, and she's still a saloon girl; she hasn't changed a bit. You want her to pay for your lack of reality? She didn't ask you to pin this dream on her, she didn't even remember you!
Buddy: But I loved her!
Paladin: You loved a picture in your mind. Look at her. Go on, look at her! Now what kind of a life do you suppose she's had? You think a woman chooses this line of work if she doesn't have to? I've got an idea this world's hurt her just about enough. What do you want? You want to deliver the coup de grace, the final act of brutality? That's what you're looking for?
Buddy: I'm sorry, Virginia. About everything.
Virginia: Yeah, I guess I am, too.
Buddy: But I'm willin' to try and forget it, and, and still make an honest woman out of ya.
Paladin: Well, I was thinking a little bit less romantically!
Buddy: What was you thinkin', Mr. Paladin?
Virginia: Well, I, uh, I don't have to be married to be honest.
Buddy: Well, what, Virginia?
Virginia: Uh, well, it's, uh, it's not in much shape now, but, uh....
Buddy: Well, then, it's yours! It's yours! (Starts to walk out of the saloon.)
Paladin: Romeo! (Picks up the saddlebags full of money and tosses them to Buddy. Virginia begins sweeping broken glass off the top of her bar.)
Most of the casting for this episode came from the "Have Gun--Will Travel" production crew; people who had also attended Richard Boone's acting classes.
Hal Needham and Charles E. Couch were both stuntmen, Joseph Dimmitt was responsible for the men's wardrobe, and Fred Hakim was a "crafts serviceman" (who, among other things, served the morning coffee).
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S 5 : Ep 35
Aired 5/12/62 (25:39)
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