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instinct says wires are always faster...and alas. They are.
If your wii is close enough, go with the lan.
Hello guys, new here and would like a few things cleared
From your own experience what do you use, a dongle or the Lan adapter?
I have an NTL modem with a ethernet socket so I'm guessing the Lan adapter will work just fine.
Which leads me to the next question. Is it better/faster to use the dongle or the Lan adapter.
Any answers would be great. Cheers.
P.s Give Mario Strikers!
instinct says wires are always faster...and alas. They are.
If your wii is close enough, go with the lan.
Cheers mate
Guess I'm off shopping tomoz then
Wii friend code : 494022 883216
I agree with Brawny, But if you move your Wii around [Like different TV's in the house] then go Wireless
If your Wii is stationed in one place 99% of the time wire it
No Longer Have A Wii
lmao...rep? heheheheheehehe
My Wii is only 3 foot away from the modem and I'm guessing the wire you get with the lan will most likely be 5 foot.
I'm guessing the dongle can be very useful for when going round mates Lan parties and hooking the dongle into their pc.
Was thinking of getting that. I'm guessing you get a wire with it right ?
Erm I guess I'll give you this here rep thing!
Wii friend code : 494022 883216
Lol. Thats 2 mistakes tonight brawny, Asking for rep and *Cough* sorry bad thoat, talk talk *Cough*
That should reach
No Longer Have A Wii
Hah. You don't get if you don't ask!
I guess rep is just E-Peen then?
Wii friend code : 494022 883216
lol.....if you are gonna take it places...dongle especially. easy setup for multiple comps.
@wiismurf. How much did I put you up by?
Like 7 lol
And yeah if you do move to to mates alot, Dongle is good
No Longer Have A Wii


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Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Type of theft: Theft from Vehicle
Location: Newington Gardens, Nelson Ct., Summerville
Date: Between July 13, and July 14, 2013
Time of day: Between 10:30 p.m. and 8:30 a.m.
Items stolen: Money, jewelry
Total value: $234
Incident report details: The victim told police she arrived home at 10:30 p.m. and left her vehicle unlocked. At 8:30 a.m. the following morning she discovered the items missing from the center console of her vehicle.
Suspect(s): Unknown
Responding agency: Summerville Police Department
Type of theft: Larceny
Location: Cross Country General Rental, East 5th North Street, Summerville
Date: July 18, 2013
Time of day: 5:30 p.m.
Items stolen: Kubota box blade tractor
Total value: $24,000
Incident report details: The manager contact police to report that a piece of heavy equipment was stolen from the business. An orange Kubota box blade tractor with "6" stenciled all over it was stolen from the parking lot. He told police that whoever stole it would have had to do so with a trailer.
Suspect(s): Unknown
Responding agency: Summerville Police Department
Type of theft: Larceny
Location: Travelers Rest Blvd., Quail Arbor, Summerville
Date: Between July 8, and July 15, 2013
Time of day: Between 4 p.m. and 10 a.m.
Items stolen: Garmin GPS Fish/Finder
Total value: $750
Incident report details: The victim told deputies he had taken his boat to North Carolina during which time the Garmin was on his boat. He returned to his residence on July 14. When he was putting a cover on the boat the next day he noticed the Garmin was missing but did not know if it was stolen at his residence or in North Carolina.
Suspect(s): Unknown
Responding agency: Dorchester County Sheriff's Office
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Saturday, August 16, 2014
Lifeguards from Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) beach parks spent two days in North Myrtle Beach showcasing their skills while competing in the South Atlantic Lifeguard Association (SALA) Championships held on July 9 and 10. The team, composed of 15 ocean rescue lifeguards, took home fourth overall in the "A" division, which is comprised of lifeguard teams from the larger beach areas in the South Atlantic region.
Several Charleston County team members won individual awards as well. Ryan Bing was named region champ in the Open Men's Division 2-kilometer run. Stephen Fernandez was the age group runner-up in the surf race, board race, run-swim-run and international ironman. Lauren Weeks won third place in both the Open Women's Division board race and international ironwoman. Weeks also placed within the top 10 in the 2-kilometer run and the surf ski race. Alex Parler took home third place in the Open Men's Division run-swim-run event.
Several guards placed within the top 10 of various individual events, earning the entire Charleston County team points for each winner that placed. Those winners included Lauren Weeks, Sarah Thibaudeau, Caroline Hairfield, Jessica Baynes, Kaitlyn Deitsch, Ryan Bing, Alex Parler, Kurtyss Kasten, Chase Heffron, Stephen Fernandez and Alex Wood.
Seven lifeguards from CCPRC will travel to Virginia Beach from Aug. 7-9 to compete in the USLA National Lifeguard Championship against lifeguard teams from all across the country. This will be the first time CCPRC has competed in this national event in over six years.
For more information on the Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission and its lifeguard staff and water safety program, visit www.charlestoncountyparks.com.
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Bucs QB Josh Freeman Responds to Criticism from Fran Tarkenton
When Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Josh Freeman took the podium Wednesday for his afternoon press conference, he was not aware of the harsh criticism bestowed on him by Hall of Fame quarterback Fran Tarkenton.
One brave reporter, Roy Cummings of the Tampa Tribune, spoke up. "He said you were 'God-awful.'"
He raised his eyebrows, and took one long nod, as if to accept the criticism, even if he didn't necessarily agree with it.
"Obviously he's Fran Tarkenton. His career speaks for itself. He's a Hall of Famer. But at the same time, everybody's entitled to their own opinion. The important thing is, the people in this building -- coaches, teammates -- they've got faith and they know who I am as a player."
Tarkenton told Tampa Bay ESPN affiliate WDAE, ?He plays sometimes at a nice level?I?ve watched him, and I?ve watched him a lot. He just plays God-awful. That?s who you are, right? That?s who you are.?
Tarkenton also said Freeman "wasn't going to make it" as a starting NFL quarterback because there are still question marks about him as he enters his fifth year.
It's not the first time Freeman's heard criticism, but coming up on a contract year, it appears it's never been this loud or quite this harsh.
He's chosen to insulate himself from it and focus on the things he can control. Anytime there's something said about him publicly, he's usually the last to know about it.
"You know it's funny. I really just don't pay much attention to anything outside of my [family and friends]. Obviously there are some huge things going on in the world that you need to be aware of."
Freeman continued, "But for the most part, I've got my friends and my family -- that's really the focal point. I focus on me, I focus on the things that I can control, and I don't pay much mind to anything else."
His father Ron, who played in the USFL, taught him an important lesson back in high school, a lesson he still carries with him today.
"You can't let anybody pollute your thought process...telling you you're great or telling you that you're awful...either way, you know who you are. You've got to go after that."


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Confessions of a High School Word Nerdby Arianne Cohen Colleen Kinder
Effortlessly acquire an SAT vocabulary through hilarious high school essays Every year, 9 million American students expend large amounts of time and energy preparing for proficiency and entrance exams like the SAT, ACT, PSAT, and SSAT with a heap of vocabulary flash cards and a fat volume of repetitive practice tests. Each one of them, along with their parents and teachers, wishes that there was a less painful way to prepare for test day. There is, and this book is the solution: a collection of ten well-written, entertaining essays by recent college-graduates-turned-writers that honestly and amusingly recount wild, traumatizing, and hilarious high-school events, using common SAT words as a study tool. (*gluteus: any of the large muscles of the buttocks; esp: gluteus maximus) .
Help, It's Broken! A Fix-it Bible for the Repair Impairedby Arianne Cohen
No matter where you live and whether you rent or own, one day you'll wake up in the morning and something will be broken. This book will come in handy to avoid panic and home repair disasters because a good reference guide is just what you need when there's a geyser in your living room. Count on this manual to tell you what to do or who to call to get the mess fixed.This useful book includes chapters on: Walls, Doors, Windows and Floors; Electricity; Appliances; Plumbing; Heat and Ventilation; Pests; Frugal Fixing and more. Each section is illustrated and explains the basics of how things operate before detailing how to fix them in a few easy steps. It also teaches you not only how to fix things yourself but also how to get someone who knows what they're doing to fix things for you and what questions to ask. This quick and informative guide can save you thousands of dollars and a lot of hassle. From unclogging drains to expelling rodents, from repairing stained carpet to fixing your dishwasher, you can depend on this book in any number of household catastrophes. Even if you can barely tell a nut from a bolt, Help! It's Broken is your quick reference guide for all home-repair solutions. Consider it a toolbox essential.
Weeknight Meals in a Hurry: The Monday Through Friday Eat-well Cookbook Seriesby Arianne Cohen Jean Navar
Available together for the first time, the cookbooks in this essential Woman's Day series undertake one type of food for every night of the week, so you can enjoy the benefits of a varied diet and never get bored with dinner. From chicken and pasta to meat, vegetarian and seafood, all of the recipes are easy and fast to make and include cooking time, serving size, nutritional information, and handy tips and facts that every cook should know.Perfect for the cook who's short on time, many of the dishes can be prepared in 30 minutes or less, on the stovetop, oven, grill and slow cooker, with a wide variety of cuisines and styles to choose from.Monday Night is Chicken Night contains dozens of mouthwatering poultry recipes for the whole family, including Easy Pot Pies, Buffalo Chicken Pizzas and Best-Ever Fried Chicken.Tuesday Night is Pasta Night includes salads, vegetarian and meat dishes, oven-baked favorites and many more comforting pasta recipes, such as Lasagna Rolls, Baked Rigatoni with Mini Turkey Meatballs and even Grilled Southwestern Pasta Salad.Wednesday Night is Vegetarian is divided into three sections "Tarts, Pizzas and Sandwiches," "Salads, Soups & Sides and "Main Dishes" with wholesome dishes, like Rustic Summer Squash Tart, Tuscan Tomato Soup & Parmesan Toasts and Bean, Spinach & Corn Quesadillas.Thursday Night is Hearty Meat features a variety of cuisines and tasty recipes using beef, pork, lamb, veal, chicken and turkey, including Beef, Barley and Mushroom Soup, Cumin Roast Pork with Dried Fruit and Moroccan Lamb Shanks.Friday Night is Seafood Night brings the health benefits of fish to your family dinners. A huge variety of fish and seafood dishes will please even the pickiest eaters, from Walnut Crusted Halibut with Orange Salsa to Ginger-Soy Salmon & Bok Choy and Lemon & Mint Seafood Skewers with Tabbouleh.Trust the experts at Woman's Day to offer you hundreds of tasty, healthy recipes that are also time and budget conscious and will bring your family to the dinner table every night of the week!
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The President of Valley Forge Military Academy and College in Delaware County has resigned, according to school officials.
Ret. Colonel David R. Gray had previously announced he would retire in June 2013. According to a press release, Gray and the board of trustees "mutually agreed that a more immediate timetable is in the best interest of the institution."
Gray sighted "personal reasons" for deciding to move on from his job.
The private, co-ed, boarding and day school in Radnor Township was founded in 1928. It serves grades seven to 12 and postgraduate education.


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Zac Posen Cuts Top PR Position
No word on how they'll handle PR from now on.By Amy Odell
No word on how they'll handle PR from now on.By Amy Odell
At this evening's show, it was a chatty lovefest amongst the types we're more used to seeing warily eyeball one another.By The Fug Girls
You already know from our dear Fugs that Cynthia Rowley snagged Martha Plimpton, Parker Posey, Alan Cumming, Lindsay Price, Kim Raver, Aisha Tyler, and Karen Duffy for her show's front row.
It's not often that we completely geek out for a celebrity, but when it happens, it's generally only because we bump into someone from an Aaron Spelling drama and become embarrassingly unable to contain ourselves (like when we saw Nat From the Peach Pit at our grocery store and called out to him in the parking lot, which is practically against the law in California). Tragically, after a bottle of complimentary Prosecco at Cynthia Rowley's show on Thursday, one such moment occurred in which our cool vanished like the Great Wall of China under David Copperfield's mischievous hand.


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|Escaping your fear of dentists
Fear of dental treatment is a major problem in our society, often a hidden phobia. Many people are embarrassed to admit their fears and even more afraid to confront them.
Often times, even loved ones are aware of intensity of their fear.
This fear usually comes from a terrible childhood experience that has been amplified in their mind over time.
Plus, the fear continues because the phobic patient does not seek routine dental care and waits until extreme tooth pain forces them to the dentist and necessitates a more involved procedure, such as root canal or extraction. This lifetime of neglect just adds to their fear of the dentist.
I have had many patients who would only call for treatment when they had a terrible toothache.
Even though intellectually they understand this is not sensible, deep emotional fear keeps them from seeking dental treatment.
They feel bad with themselves both for their poor dental condition and their unreasonable fear of dentistry. Luckily, this fear of treatment can be overcome with sedation dentistry. Phobic patients can feel good about themselves again and have great oral health, often for the first time in their lives.
Nitrous oxide, headphones
Nearly 30 percent of Americans have anxiety when it comes to going to the dentist. I often hear, "Nothing personal Doc, but I hate dentists!" from my first meeting with a new patient.
This level of anxiety can usually be treated with a combination of nitrous oxide and music using headphones.
Nitrous oxide, better known as laughing gas, is inhaled through a mask and relaxes the patient. The level of gas can be adjusted to allow the patient to be in just the right relaxation state.
Nitrous oxide is safe; patients are actually breathing mostly pure oxygen. Patients can drive themselves, breathing 100 percent oxygen to clear their head before they leave the dental office.
Nitrous oxide makes time go by quickly, so patients are not continually worrying when treatment will be over. Often times, the patient will say, "Are you already done?"
The headphones block the sound of the drill and allow the patient to relax into the music of their choice. This is a great option, even for a patient who chooses not to use nitrous oxide gas.
Sedation dentistry
For many people, it is more than being a little afraid. Many will avoid going to the dentist at all costs, even when they are experiencing pain. Many are embarrassed to admit this fear. Sadly, minor issues that are ignored can lead to drastic problems. Fortunately, the embarrassment can end. The phobia can be treated with sedation dentistry.
Sedation dentistry is a technique used to provide a relaxing and anxiety-free experience for people receiving dental treatment. Instead of requiring numerous visits to perform extensive work, the same treatment can be accomplished in as little as one or two visits.
The night before the appointment, the patient takes a pill to give them a restful sleep. An hour before their appointment, they take another pill, and then a companion brings them to the office. At the office, a highly trained dental team makes sure the patient is relaxed and completely comfortable. The patient is closely monitored with a pulsoximeter, which measures pulse, oxygen level and blood pressure. Nitrous oxide is usually given to enhance the sedative state. The patient is continually assessed, and more medication is given as needed to keep the patient in the ideal relaxed state.
For the patient's safety, a family member or a friend is required to drive them home. I call my patients the evening of their appointment and the next day to see how they are doing and encourage them to drink a lot of fluids.
Patients remember very little about their appointment and usually rave about the great experience.
When I first began doing sedation dentistry, I was amazed at the lack of discomfort, but now I come to expect it. Most non-sedated patients can only tolerate a maximum of two hours of treatment before their jaw becomes sore, but a sedated patient is so relaxed, they don't have that discomfort. For that reason, sedation dentistry is great treatment for a person who is under time pressure and wants to get all their treatment done in one or two appointments.
I had a San Francisco executive who could not take time off of work for numerous dental visits. So, he took one Friday off work and had sedation dentistry.
We did all his dental treatment over a six-hour period. He was comfortable, happy, done and back to work.
Sedation Dentistry can be used for patients who:
• Have excessive fears about dental appointments;
• Have difficulty getting numb;
• Hate needles and shots;
• Hate the noises and smells associated with the dental office;
• Have a strong gag reflex;
• Have highly sensitive teeth;
• Have complex dental problems that will otherwise take several appointments to complete;
• Wish to have a comprehensive smile redesign.
If you or someone you know has been putting off dental treatment because of fear, lack of time, or any other discomfort reasons, I recommend sedation dentistry. I've been doing it for more than seven years now, and it has helped numerous people who needed dentistry, but before sedation dentistry couldn't bring themselves to have dental treatment.
It is safe, effective and comfortable. The greatest thing for me is the patients are so thankful afterwards. If you've been putting off years of dental work, Sedation Dentistry can change your life.
Enjoy life and keep smiling.
George Malkemus has had a Family and Cosmetic Dental Practice in Rohnert Park for over 27 years at 2 Padre Parkway, Suite 200. Call 585-8595, or email info@ malkemusdds.com. Visit Dr. Malkemus' Web site at http://www.malkemusdds.com.


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Gilson A. Giraldi, Antonio Alberto Fernandes de Oliveira.
This work discusses the problems of vortex identification and visualization in Computational Fluid Dynamics. A predictor-corrector technique for determining the core of the vortex is described. Having that core, planar cross-sections of the vortex are obtained and from them the vortex border. Finally, possible improvements in some steps of that approach are suggetsted.
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Throwback Thursday: Useful Troubleshooting Chart for Amateur Photographers2013-07-04 2 5 Share Tweet
Here's a rather nice throwback: back in the day, some processing labs include a helpful sheet inside the packet of processed prints explaining what went wrong just in case the photos don't turn out the way we wanted them to be.
Gold star for the simple explanation.
Film photography is somewhat a gamble. True, our skills get better in time as we get used to predicting and using the correct settings needed to get the desired exposure; but in the beginning, there's always the feeling that every shot is a gamble that we hope to win.
And this chart happens to be a mighty useful cheat sheet.
Loving these historic time capsules? Then you might want to check out the rest of our Throwback Thursday entries!
written by geegraphy on 2013-07-04 #throwback-thursday #prints #processing #lifestyle #troubleshooting #analogue-lifestyle #photolabs #photography


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Broker disclosure requirements finally came into force last weekend on 1 October – but were brokers ready, and are they compliant?
On today's The Big Story, we speak with Vow Financial CEO Tim Brown, Choice Aggregation Services CEO Stephen Moore and Brett Abikhair from The Selector Group, to find out how they are coping with the new "onerous" disclosure impost, to be enforced by industry watchdog ASIC.
How are businesses coping with disclosure documentation? How are they managing client expectations? And why does Brett Abikhair feel that the disclosure changes mean "a lot of time, a lot of effort, and a lot of client dissatisfaction"?
Find out on Australian BrokerNewsTV, your home for industry news, opinion and analysis.
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The Teen Pregnancy Prevention Coalition will meet from noon to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at United Way. Jamie Moore of the Department of State Health Services will present recent statistics on teen pregnancy. Lunch is available for $4. Contact Leasa at United Way, by emailing leasa
@unitedwayama.org or calling 806-376-6359, to order lunch.
Reservations are being accepted for the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Women's Council program at 11:45 a.m. Monday at the Fifth Season Inn. The council is presenting "Net Weaving," a networking opportunity for members to introduce themselves and promote their business-employer or projects-causes to other members.
Each member will have two minutes to make a presentation to seven other members at one table while distributing promotional brochures or business cards. Brochures or business cards also can be displayed at the promotional table to about 80 or 90 members.
Reservations at www
.amarillo-chamber.org are due by Thursday.
Southwest and Palo Duro Ambucs organizations will donate AmTrykes to the Northwest Texas Healthcare System for children who otherwise wouldn't be able to enjoy riding a bike at 2 p.m. Thursday at the hospital, said Randy Clark, Northwest director of physical medicine and rehabilitation.
Ambucs volunteers will be at the hospital to fit the children for their AmTryke and helmets from 2 to 4 p.m.
Speaker Naomi Feil will present "Meet Me in My Time, A Validation Therapy Workshop" at the Senior Ambassadors Coalition's annual Spring Eldercare Conference for senior adults and their caregivers from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday in the Lecture Hall of the Amarillo College West Campus, 6222 W. Ninth Ave. Registration fees are $25 and $15 for students and senior adults. Scholarships are available for senior adults.
Other sponsors of the event are Geriatric Education Center of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, The Pavilion at Northwest Texas Healthcare System, The Cottages and Amarillo College. For more information, contact Grace Blunt-Massey with Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at 806-356-4637 or grace
Week of the Young Child for ages 3 through kindergarten will offer hands-on activities and a diversity of subjects Tuesday through April 20 at the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum in Canyon. There are three sessions to choose from each day: 9 to 10 a.m., 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Each day has a specific theme. Tuesday, children will hear professional storyteller Eldrena Douma and see the West Texas A&M buffalo. April 18 is Cowboy Day when "Texas" dancers teach a jig and the children compete in stick horse races. April 19 is Arts Day. Members of the Amarillo Symphony play and describe the instruments they play. On April 20, Science Day, children will do scientific experiments with employees of Pantex.
Reservations are required by Friday; to reserve a place contact Millie Vanover at firstname.lastname@example.com
.edu or 806-651-2249. Cost is $2 per child. Teachers, parents and chaperones are free.
Family Support Services will host Amarillo's second Human Ribbon in conjunction with Sexual Assault Awareness Month at 6 p.m. Friday at Westgate Mall Center Court. The public is invited and there is no charge to participate. Those who wish to become part of a large Human Ribbon are asked to wear a teal shirt if possible, but it is not required.
The ribbon seeks to bring awareness to the issue of sexual assault in the Amarillo area.
The Amarillo Area HIV/AIDS Symposium 2012 will begin at 10 a.m. with registration at 9 a.m. Friday at the Amarillo College West Campus in Lecture Hall A. The symposium is free and includes a light lunch. CNEs and CEUs will be provided.
Presenters include Dr. Arlene Hudson of Amarillo, Treatment as Prevention: Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis; Dr. Mark Nichols of Houston, Oral Medicine in HIV/AIDS: Case Histories in Crisis; Doug Lill, Rph, CCN, of Amarillo, Nutrition and HIV; and Megan Brady of Tucson, AZ., Cultural Competency: HIV and the Minority Community.
Panhandle AIDS Support Organization sponsors the symposium in collaboration with the Amarillo College Center for Continuing Healthcare Education and the Texas-Oklahoma AIDS Education Training Center.
A registration brochure is available online at www
/filecabinet/358 for the Third Annual Professional Training Day, "Ethical and Compassionate Treatment of Patients and Families," scheduled from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday at the Amarillo College Polk Street Campus, Business and Industry Center, 1200 S. Polk St. Cost is $35 for those wanting CPEs or CEUs and $25 without (includes notebook, snacks and lunch).
The target audience is nurses, chaplains, social workers, educators, clergy, health care professionals, counselors, nursing home staff, mental health workers, funeral directors, families and employers. For additional information, contact Danny Mize at 806-356-0026 or dannymize@hospice
Pharmacy students at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center representing Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity are sponsoring the first annual 5K Fun Run at 8 a.m. Saturday at Southwest Park. All proceeds go to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. People of all sizes and ages are welcome. Pharmacy students will provide free blood glucose and blood pressure screenings for diabetes and hypertension and also will offer free consultation.
Online registration on the website, http://texastech-5k.eventbrite.com, will cost $15 plus the transaction fee. On-site registration on the day of the event is $20 plus a transaction fee. Only check and cash will be accepted during on-site registration.
Free parking will be available in the field north of the park along Parkside Drive. Signs and volunteers will point the way. Early arrival is recommended to allow time to sign in.
The 25th Annual Golden Spread Military Skills Competition is scheduled from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (or whenever competitions end) on Saturday at Caprock High School, 3001 E. 34th Ave.
At least 12 schools are expected to attend. Opportunities will be available to talk to students, instructors and hosting staff. For more information, call 806-326-2258.
The Church at Quail Creek will provide free groceries for 400 families from 4 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the church, 801 Tascosa Road. The event will begin with live music and a brief message. Then the first 400 families to register will be given a bag of groceries, no strings attached. Families are asked to enter at the playground door. Contact Norma Thomas, 806-358-7681 or nthomas@tcqc
.org, for more information.
Famed documentary maker Ken Burns and Dayton Duncan of Florentine Films, producers of "The Dust Bowl," will be in the Panhandle area Sunday
to preview their work on the film, one day after the 77th anniversary of "Black Sunday," the worst dust storm of the "Dirty Thirties."
Burns and his crew traveled throughout the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles to interview Dust Bowl survivors. Burns and Duncan will hold a news conference at 2:30 p.m. in the studio of KACV-TV, 2408 S. Jackson St., on the campus of Amarillo College. "The Dust Bowl" will air on KACV in the fall. For more information, contact Ellen Robertson Green at 806-236-2672 or www
"Making the Leap to Remarkable," the annual APW seminar of the Amarillo chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals will be from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 19 in the Amarillo College Business and Industry Center auditorium, 12th Avenue and South Polk Street. Speakers include Dr. James Hallmark of WTAMU; Dan Adams, president and CEO of Cal Farley's Boys Ranch; Ginger Tucker, GKT Consulting Inc.; Jody Holland, president, Murf Systems; and Trudy Hanson, chairwoman of the department of communications at WT. CEUs and recertification points will be available. Registration cost for members and nonmembers is $45/$60. Registration is available via the Amarillo chapter website, www.iaap-amarillo.org. For additional information contact Chris Lyles at chris@amarilloedc
.com. Please put "IAAP seminar" in the subject line. Registration deadline is April 16.
High Plains Retreat Center is sponsoring a team and individual shooting competition fundraiser at 8 a.m. April 21 at the Amarillo Gun Club, 4521 S. Osage St. The Iron Man event will include 75 targets; individuals can participate in games such as Annie Oakley, Quail Walk, and Hit or Miss.
The HPRC board of directors will provide lunch for registered competitors. A raffle, at $20 per ticket, will feature items such as a smoker grill, outdoor fireplace and an Eades Meat Market gift certificate.
Cost is $65 per shooter or $275 for a five-man team. Sponsored teams, to be registered by April 16, also are available for $5,000, $2,500 and $1,500. Contact Steve Kersch at 806-352-4185 for more information.
The Texas Nurses Association (TNA) District 2 Nurses' Week Recognition Banquet is scheduled from 6 to 8 p.m. April 23 in the BSA auditorium on the second floor of the hospital at 1600 Wallace Blvd. Featured speaker will be Alexia Green, professor and dean emeritus of the Anita Thigpen Perry School of Nursing of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at Lubbock. Her topic will be an update on the future of nursing.
How to register and the cost to attend will be announced. Contact Becky Hunter at 806-354-1399 or becky.hunter
@nwths.com for more information.
Amarillo Youth Choirs will present its Spring Concert at 3 p.m. April 29 at the Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts, 500 S. Buchanan. Tickets at $10 for adults and $5 for children 8 and under can be purchased from an Amarillo Youth Choirs member or at the Amarillo Youth Choirs' office, 203 W. Eighth Ave., Suite 303, 806-372-1100.
Music to be performed will include selections such as William Byrd's "Non Nobis, Domine" and Z. Randall Stroope's "The Poet Sings." Pizzazz, Amarillo Girl Choir's show choir, will sing selections from "Disney Spectacular." Spotlight, Amarillo Boy Choir's show choir, will perform "Surfin' USA."
The Amarillo Youth Choirs, a nonprofit organization, originated in the fall of 1989 with the Amarillo Boy Choir and consisted of boys with unchanged voices from Amarillo and the Panhandle area. The Amarillo Girl Choir was established for the fall of 2001. Membership is by audition only, based not only on musical ability but also on the desire to learn and perform. Auditions for the 2012-13 season are scheduled from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. May 10-11 at Saint Stephen United Methodist Church, 4600 S. Western St.
Contact Katrina Perales, executive director, at 806-372-1100 for more information.
City Magazine and Panhandle Area Health Education Center are sponsoring a Multicultural Health and Wellness Fair from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 1 in the South Exhibit Hall of the Amarillo Civic Center. The free event will offer health screenings, demonstrations, education and information designed to offer Amarillo and area residents opportunities for improved personal health awareness and increased knowledge of community resources. Sponsorships and exhibit booths are available.
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The May Business Forum of the Texas Business Women of Amarillo will feature guest speaker Becky Swanson of 1st Mortgage Home Lending from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 14 in the second-floor meeting room of ANB Plaza II. Swanson's topic will be "Keeping Your Credit Score Active and Healthy."
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Amarillo Gun Club will host Shoot for Another Chance, a skeet/trap competition on June 16 to benefit Another Chance House, "helping others one man at a time." The all-day event will offer prizes for top shooters and teams.
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Last year, for example, LinkedIn wanted to test its Endorsements product, which lets users check a box to recommend each other, on a small audience before rolling it out as a full-fledged service to all of its users. Because of the nature of Endorsements, though, LinkedIn could not simply let 1 percent or 2 percent of its worldwide users try out the product. There would be a small amount of people endorsing their contacts and confusing the rest of LinkedIn's audience who could not access the new tool. "So we decided to trial it in New Zealand," says Kevin Scott, the senior vice president in charge of engineering at LinkedIn.
New Zealand has a large enough population to adequately test products, and the population is self-contained. As Scott puts it, in engineer-speak: "You need a population where connections are geographically resident." In other words, New Zealanders tend to be linked to each other at work and will tend to endorse each other. "Facebook, Google, us—we all use New Zealand often for this type of thing," Scott says.
And, sure enough, when Facebook wanted to roll out its Timeline interface to its user base, it went to New Zealand first. The Kiwis had the new product running for about two weeks before it started making its way to the rest of the Facebook users.
Scott notes that this strategy is not intended for top-secret technology. LinkedIn warns its public-relations people in New Zealand to expect phone calls about the new features, and stories about new technology on these sites will sometimes pop up first on local blogs. The point is really to work out any bugs and see how real people use the service on a day-to-day basis before foisting it on the masses.
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No team feeds on the hatred of its doubters more than the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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"God do I hate the Steelers! One bad penalty call (uncatchable?) one no call (late hit on Reed) and now it's 7-0! Hate em!"
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"Go down black and yellow!"
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"wide left."
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"here we go raven... here we go woo woo."
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The Toulouse players face misconduct complaints following the controversial European Cup clash against Ulster last Sunday.
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From the middle ages until 1995 there was something in the south London borough of Bermondsey called a market ouvert. Anything sold in this market between sunset and dawn, literally under the cover of darkness, conveyed legal title to the purchase, no matter how dodgy its provenance. Unscrupulous dealers bought antiques and fine art from even more dishonest burglars and conmen, who likely acquired them within the previous twelve hours. If you have ever bought an antique in London, there is a chance that it was stolen. Bermondsey, literally, was a thieves' market.
This week, Canadian history buffs across the nation celebrated Sir John A. Macdonald's 197th birthday, remembering the contributions of our country's first prime minister and great uniter. We celebrated our early history even as one of our most storied publishing houses, McClelland and Stewart, was taken over by the German-owned Random House, leaving a big question mark as to the future of Canadian publishing and, in many ways, the question of Canadian identity.
A: Apparently to Germany. Today it was announced that the German-based publishing conglomerate Bertelsmann AG, which owns Random House, took full control of McClelland and Stewart, venerable independent Canadian publishing house and champion of Canadian literature through its flowering in the 20th century under the leadership of Jack McClelland, when it published such stars in our firmament as Margaret Atwood, Michael Ondaatje, and Farley Mowat (the triumvirate one can generally rely upon new CanLit students to name). Douglas Gibson, longtime Editor at McClelland and Stewart, became a household name himself as he steered the work of writers and the reading tastes of Canadians. The New Canadian Library, brainchild of Sinclair Ross and Jack McClelland and published by M&S starting in 1958, introduced countless Canadians to their literary history.


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Rumors of an Apple tablet have kept the world waiting for an absolute age and now Microsoft is also said to be creating its own take on the portable touchscreen all-in-one computer. Meanwhile the French have dispensed with rumor and released actual product. Archos brought us the Archos 9 PC Tablet and now eviGroup has released the Pad.
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Seline can perform system maintenance tasks, open documents or applications and receive instructions via the virtual keyboard, voice recognition, handwriting or from a mobile phone. The first version was released way back in 1999 and the 10th anniversary edition is being used exclusively on the Pad (although it will be made available for stand-alone purchase soon).
The 260 x 160 x 22 mm (10.24 x 6.3 x 0.87 in) Pad has 802.11b/g WiFi capabilities and 3G (WCDMA/TD-SCDMA/CDMA2000), there's Ethernet too of course and a VGA port, three USB ports, SD/SDHC/MMC/MS slot and 3.5mm headphone and microphone ports. Web chat is made possible with the included webcam and the removable Lithium-Ion battery should be good for about three hours between charges.
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"An Undergraduate Perspective on Coyotaje" Anthropology News journal article by Lupe Flores
Or How I Came to Document Border-Crossings at the South Texas-Mexico Border
Initiating a research project and conducting the fieldwork is exciting, but doing research is not easy, especially as an undergraduate student. I realized this while taking "Field Experience in the Borderlands," a course where our field research was conducted in sites close to home: the South Texas-Mexico border. During the first weeks of class, my mentor, Margaret E Dorsey, bombarded us with ethnographic texts on border culture to develop project ideas in the various communities where my colleagues and I are from. For my class project, I revisited written versions of Lower Rio Grande Valley (LRGV) history (both national and local) and compared them to folk versions of that history, as told by certain descendants of multiethnic settler-ranchero families who arrived to my field site directly after The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848. While conducting this research, I recognized the power of anthropology to provide the tools for understanding ethnic and class relations along the border. I also learned that my own personal experiences can enrich my research and inform my theoretical perspectives. As a result of this experience, I now plan on obtaining a PhD in anthropology.
As I researched certain ranchos, there was no doubt that cross-border movement existed in the past in LRGV history–albeit in different ways and for different (yet similar) reasons–thus, the ranchos where I have witnessed border-crossings in the contemporary period have been subjects of cross-border mobility for more than 150 years. For my dissertation, I plan on researching coyotaje in South Texas. Coyotaje is, in essence, part of everyday life in ranchos nestled between the Rio Grande and Military Highway. As a young boy, I witnessed border-crossers run to the ranch houses, the safe-but-policed haven that is the land of my antecessors. From 2008-12, I was fortunate enough to spontaneously converse with migrants on their journey across the Rio Grande back to their homes or new residence. No matter the season or time of day, these individuals relentlessly try reaching their destination. In the process, I might have provided them with food, water and some dry clothing. At earlier points in my life, I found myself wondering, "Why me? Why am I here?" I could get in trouble; never in my life did I choose this position (except only now as an anthropology scholar-in-training). But I sought to write, to understand as much as I can, about what was going on around me. I was confused, hurt in many ways as I realized that I come from a place of coyotes, of individuals who are negatively portrayed in the eyes of mainstream media and the law for what they do, for who they are. But don't they help others? Haven't I seen men aid in the re-unification of families, of friends? Does that not matter because their actions make them wanted by the state? Aren't they, in many ways, its enemies?
That might be so through legal eyes. That's why I'm interested in an alternative view of border-crossing phenomena, one offered by Nestor Rodriguez (1996. The Battle for the Border: Notes on Autonomous Migration, Transnational Communities, and the State. Social Justice 23[3]: 21-37.), and further developed by David Spener (2009) in his book Clandestine Crossings: Migrants and Coyotes on the Texas-Mexico Border (Cornell University Press). People in the ranchos I come from play a significant role in the coyotaje I've encountered. And it is this intimate, hurtful yet insightful, proximity to the field that I refer to as intimately-positioned – a geographical, social, cultural and kin-based location from where to watch such phenomenon unfold. However, it is also a location informed by an academic culture, one of socio-cultural and political-economic inquiry.
Dorsey told us during our methods course that "the field" is anywhere outside the classroom. So I took that as the moment I leave the room and then drive down 10th Street or Stewart Road toward the ranchos: I want to observe, collect, and ponder every sight, every social act that I encounter.
My research on coyotaje, which I presented at the 2013 National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies-Tejas Foco Conference in Edinburg, is a sort of autoethnographic text (Pratt, Mary Louise. 1991. Arts of the Contact Zone. Profession, pp 33-40. New York: Modern Languages Association). My account is not exhaustive or representative of South Texas, but I believe that an intimately-positioned method employed by more students from the Mexico-United States border can achieve greater clarity on coyotaje, story by story. I am fortunate that my intellectual journey began as an undergraduate at a university by the border. But my resources are limited now, which is why getting accepted into a graduate program is a priority for me. I am ready to further hone my skills in order to eventually paint a nuanced picture of coyotaje, its liminal phases, experiences, and what the global community can learn from such an intimately-positioned location of doing research. I am ready to research and write from the vantage point of what Renato Rosaldo (1993: 7) terms a "positioned (and repositioned) subject" (Culture and Truth: The Remaking of Social Analysis. Boston, MA: Beacon Press). And though future directions might entail refining and expanding methodologies of data collection, such positionality as initiation into the social field of border-crossing is invaluable to an emerging critical social science of coyotaje.
Lupe Flores is an undergraduate researcher at The University of Texas-Pan American. His interests lie under the larger rubrics of sociocultural anthropology, Latin American Studies, and Border Studies. You can contact him at email@example.com.
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National coach Graham Henry thought the All Blacks delivered about 50 per cent output in Dunedin. Tomorrow, he wants about 65 to 70 per cent.
The Springboks would bring a different style of opposition in Wellington, he said, and would be more awkward to break down than Fiji.
But that would be ideal as the All Blacks began the defence of their Tri-Nations title and the squeeze to the World Cup campaign narrowed.
The All Black coaches had pared team needs, plans and strategies back to basics and had been working on a pressure-cooker learning operation.
There had not been much time to assemble, break down entrenched ideas and graft new concepts to the players' skills.
But the aims were to build in major areas and put some polish this week on the set-piece and breakdown in attack and defence.
"It is a matter of trying to add a bit of sophistication to what we are doing," Henry said.
"Often you don't know what you need to work on until you have a bit of a game and we've done that now."
The trick was starting again, taking it all logically as the All Black coaches introduced some of their new concepts to their squad.
Four new players - Cory Jane, Daniel Carter, Jerome Kaino and Sam Whitelock - are in the starting lineup tomorrow, giving most of those who started at Carisbrook another chance to build on that showing.
Henry said it was obvious what utility wing Jane had to do to get his game going again and to press for continued selection.
He had been a very effective test rugby player who had a disappointing Super 15 season because of injury, form and little continuity. But he had trained well this week and had recovered from the serious dislocation to the ring finger on his left hand.
"We know what he has done before, we'd like to see him nail it," said Henry.
"He knows he is not going to get too many opportunities to do that and this is a big one for him."
Henry said his All Black coaching template was to create a strong base structure so the side could deliver variety.
"I am not a great believer that structure decreases flair," he said. "I think structure increases the ability to express yourself.
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Henry did not like naming his team too early in the week as that gave the opposition the chance to alter their plans.
He had changed strategies after seeing the rival selections.
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MARTINSBURG - The Martinsburg Orange bats came alive in the second inning as the Orange rolled past Hedgesville 16-2 Friday in the first day of pool play in the Battle at the 'Burg tournament.
Carson Boober led off the game with an infield single for Martinsburg and moved to second on a hit by Jordan Helmintollor. Boober scored on an overthrow when D.J. Triggs hit an infield single to take a 1-0 lead.
Hedgesville tied it up in the bottom of the inning. Cayden Compton started the team off with an infield single, and Christian O'Connor bunted him over to second. Tanner Matthew doubled to center to drive in Compton and tie things at 1-all.
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Martinsburg Orange baserunner D.J. Triggs, left, collides with Hedgesville shortstop Cayden Compton during a forceout at second base during the fourth inning of the Battle of the 'Burg 7-9-year-old tournament Friday afternoon at Oatesdale Park. See more photos on CU.
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Morgan County's Collin Widmyer takes a lead off second base during a game against Frederick American in Friday's Battle of the 'Burg 7-9-year-old baseball tournament.
Martinsburg used a six-run second inning to take the lead for good.
Landon Sifford hit an infield single, while Cameron Gill and Logan Wilt had back-to-back bunt singles. Wilt's hit drove in Sifford, and Gill scored on an overthrow to put Martinsburg ahead 3-1. Zachary Bender hit an infield single to drive in Wilt, while Victor Merceruio brought in Caleb Conley, who had a bunt single, with a infield hit. Boober pushed the inning to the six-run max with a triple.
Hedgesville cut the lead to five with a run in the bottom of the inning. Tyler Cover reached on a bobbled hit and worked his way to third on a pair of wild pitches. Daniel Thomas drove him in with a groundout.
Martinsburg stretched its lead in the third when Camren Wilkes singled and later came in to score on a single up the middle by Sifford. Triggs, who singled, also came in to score on Sifford's hit. Gill tripled to left to drive in Michael Lupis, who reached on a fielder's choice, and Sifford. Wilt hit an infield single to bring in Gill.
The Orange team added four in the fourth to cap its win. Conley and Merceruio hit back-to-back singles and both scored on misplays by Hedgesville. Boober singled down the left-field line and scored on a single by Helmintollor. Triggs finished things by driving in Helmintollor with a single.
In the other pool play action, Jefferson beat South Berkeley 16-5, Martinsburg Black beat Frederick Nationals 14-3 and Frederick American defeated Morgan County 6-4.


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Once considered a last ditch operation for the elderly, getting a hip or knee joint replacement is getting hipper with a younger crowd.
"I think the age of knee replacements is coming down. I'd say 20 years ago very few people would attempt to do younger joint replacements, which is 20s and 30s and 40 year olds and even in the 50s," says Dr. Ed Humbert, an orthopedic surgeon on the medical staff of Lee Memorial Health System.
Ramona West was 54 when she had the first of two knee replacements.
"The arthritis kicked in when I was 40 and by the time I was in my early fifties my right knee was, I mean I had nothing, no cartilage left."
In the ten years between 1998 and 2008 hip replacements were up 78%, with 40% of patients between the ages of 45 and 64. Knee replacements are far more common and are also trending younger.
"Why make somebody wait until they're 65 and they're on Medicare when they can have an extra ten or fifteen years of being able to walk?" says West.
Whether patients know it or not, their new joint are living on borrowed time. Artificial joints have an expected lifespan of fifteen to twenty years.
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Discovering the Secrets of the Fastest People on Earth
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Publication Date: April 9, 2013
Whether running is your recreation or your religion, Adharanand Finn's incredible journey to the elite training camps of Kenya will captivate and inspire you, as he ventures to uncover the secrets of the fastest people on earth. Finn's mesmerizing questcombines a fresh look at barefoot running, practical advice on the sport, and the fulfillment of a lifelong dream: to run with his heroes.Uprooting his family of five, Finn traveled to a small, chaotic town in the Rift Valley province of Kenya a mecca for long-distance runners, thanks to its high altitude, endless paths, and some of the top training schools in the world. There Finn would run side by side with Olympic champions, young hopefuls, and barefoot schoolchildren, and meet a cast of unforgettable characters. Amid the daily challenges of training and of raising a family abroad, Finn would learn invaluable lessons about running and about life.
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Not everyone gets to heaven in their lifetime. Adharanand Finn tried to run there, and succeeded. "Running with the Kenyans" is a great read. Bernd Heinrich, author of "Why We Run"
Part scientific study, travel memoir, and tale of self-discovery, Finn's journey makes for a smart and entertaining read. "Publishers Weekly"
A hymn to the spirit, to the heartbreaking beauty of tenacity, to the joy of movement. " The Plain Dealer.
Advance praise for Running with the Kenyans
"Completely satisfying, as well-paced and exhilarating as a good run."—The Boston Globe
"Not everyone gets to heaven in their lifetime. Adharanand Finn tried to run there, and succeeded. Running with the Kenyans is a great read."—Bernd Heinrich, author of Why We Run
"Part scientific study, travel memoir, and tale of self-discovery, Finn's journey makes for a smart and entertaining read."—Publishers Weekly
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"Equal parts cultural examination, cult-of-running treatise, and poignant memoir, Running with the Kenyans thrives on a variety of levels. Like the skilled distance runner he is, Finn paces this book marvelously and then saves the best for the final kick. This book packs all the pleasure and satisfaction—and none of the ancillary pain—of a long training run."—L. Jon Wertheim, senior editor, Sports Illustrated, and co-author of the New York Times bestseller Scorecasting
"Not everyone gets to heaven in their lifetime. Finn tried to run there, and succeeded. Running with the Kenyans is a great read."—Bernd Heinrich, author of Why We Run
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50 just seems concerned because Floyd is living a lifestyle that will have him broke within 10 year. 50 seems like the big brother and seems to genuinely care about Floyd at times. What's funny to me though is how he wants him to get money away from the sport...yet it's boxing promotions he's talking about. Isn't that the same s hit? lol. Just nit picking, I know what he means... but he's right though. Floyd brags about all the money he makes...wtf is he going to do when he's NOT making money and is spending it? I'm sure he's probably got SOME type of income coming in..maybe a few houses or something but it's probably nothing significant. Then again..he probably owns a few houses and has people living in them rent free...
I'm sure Haymon is making sure Floyd has some investments, he is the one in control of Floyd funds and PPV money. He's probably not making enough on those investments to maintain the lifestyle he's living but I don't see Floyd going broke like Mike Tyson.. all Floyd has to do is fight 4 times by 2015 and he's made 100 million
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