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Kenneth and Johanna Sims of Elizabethtown announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Elisha Kathryn Sims, to Christopher Lee Clan, son of Brenda and Davis Privette and Lee and Chrissy Mansfield and the grandson of Berteana and Wayne Clan.
The bride-to-be is a 2009 graduate of Central Hardin High School and is employed at Hardin Memorial Hospital.
The prospective groom was home-schooled and received his GED in 2007. He also is employed at Hardin Memorial Hospital.
Empire Beauty School representatives presented SpringHaven Domestic Violence Program with a check in the amount of $1,533.23. The money was raised by students and staff by doing several fundraising activities. Empire Beauty School supports SpringHaven throughout the year not only with money but also with clothing, toys and other fundraising events.
Officer Bryce Shumate of the Radcliff Police Department, center, was the guest speaker at a recent Optimist Club of Radcliff meeting. Officer Shumate spoke to the club about Crime Stoppers, a program that encourages residents to call whenever they have information about crime in their area. He is pictured with Maxine High, left, wife of club member Martin "Buzz" High, and club president Mae Knight.
Core Ellen McKinley, left, first vice president and fundraiser chairman of the Woman's Club of Elizabethtown, is shown plans by Diane Willis, club chairman for the fundraiser style show, which was Aug. 11 at Pritchard Community Center in Elizabethtown.
American Legion Auxiliary Hardin Unit 113 Americanism Chairwoman Jerilynn Kabel presents Greg Sutton, principal at Vine Grove Elementary School, American flags for all classrooms at the school. One objective of the Americanism program is to promote proper flag etiquette and display.
At the Elizabethtown Lions Club June 26 installation dinner, Lion Karen Jacobs-White was recognized as the clubs Lion of the Year. This honor is bestowed by membership vote. Lion Jacobs-White was so named for her outstanding service to the club and for possessing a humanitarian heart for her community and for the mission of all Lions Clubs in 207 counties and geographical locations around the world; to be "Knights for the Blind" and visually impaired.
Several members from the Woman's Club of Elizabethtown met July 26 at Bluegrass Cellular to drop off donations in support of the school supply drive. Front row from left, Jean Davis, Becky Bishop, Cora Ellen McKinley, Lara Welp and Betty Sue French; back row, Jeanne Smith, Diane Willis, Jo Griffith, Rose Carter, Martha Burn and Linda Mather. Not pictured were Ann Gardner and Renu Shah.
The kickoff meeting for the 2012 Walk MS - Central Kentucky was held at Pritchard Community Center on Aug. 3. The sixth annual Walk supports the Kentucky Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
From left, Mike Childers, Sara Vaughn, events director for the City of Elizabethtown, who spoke at the Aug. 3 meeting of the AM Rotary Club, and Cindy Gibson.
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A House Breathes Through Its Bones
A house breathes through its bones,
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[A] Description of the Project:
To develop a social media app based on the FriendsAround ([url removed, login to view]) model. The app should be usable in both iPhone and iPad and be compiled into a single app. There will be 3 language interfaces namely English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese but the data will be mixed, meaning that people will see Chinese characters even if they're using the English interface, and vice versa.
Flexibility and scalability is crucial.
[B] Tasks:
1) To provide server side and application on iPhone/iPad
2) Admin web interface
3) Based on the FriendAround iPhone app but we'll provide our own design layout
4) Provide a low level design document for approval before starting the work
5) Full documentation of the code
[C] Functions of the App:
1) The app should be written with flexibility and scalability in mind so that there are rooms for further enhancements (e.g. virtual money)
2) We can accept open source code which can run on LAMP for the server side
3) We will provide graphic and screen design, and multilingual translation
4) All existing functions in FriendsAround
- Registration/login/logut/setting / push notification
- Status update with location info
- Follow, private message (just like Twitter)
- Explore and find people around the area (with specified radius using GPS): map view + list view
- Chatting (can use Jabber)
- Profile with photo upload
- Match people based in profile with different criteria, e.g. age, location co-ordinates
- Use JSON for server and app communication
[D] Development Schedule (Hong Kong time GMT+8):
Nov 15: Project kick off
Dec 15: Completion of UAT and submit to Apple for approval
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[E] Payment Schedule:
10% to be paid when we kick start the project
10% to be paid upon submission of a first review with full functionality
20% to be paid upon completion of all development and submission for UAT (iPhone/iPad app + web services / web admin interface)
20% to be paid upon completion of UAT
20% to be paid upon the app being approved, live in App Store and submission of full source code and documentation
20% to be paid one month after the app is online and all bugs fixed
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1. We will own the code.
2. The architecture must allow for future addition of new APIs.
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The Standards Committee is responsible for keeping the prestigious multi-volume Standards for Criminal Justice up-to-date and relevant to criminal justice policymakers and practitioners. Appointed by the ABA President from recommendations of the Section Chair, its nine members commission task forces to draft new Standards on emerging issues or to propose revisions to existing Standards. The Committee reviews, refines, and presents the task forces' proposed "black letter" Standards to the Criminal Justice Section Council for approval prior to their submission to the ABA House of Delegates. Once the Standards are approved as ABA policy, the Committee approves commentary to accompany them in published volumes.
The Standards Committee, chaired by John Cline, will take a number of steps during the forthcoming Association Year to ensure that the ABA Criminal Justice Standards continue to be relevant, timely, and of the highest quality. Specifically:
Early in the new year, the Committee will print a paperback publication on the Free Trial and Public Discourse containing both "black letter" and extensive commentary. The Standards were drafted by a Task Force led by Ron Goldstock. The commentary was drafted by reporter Prof. Jessica Roth.
The Prosecution and Defense Function Standards were approved by the ABA House of Delegates at the Midyear 2015 meeting. Professor Rory Little has begun work on the commentary. Once commentary is finished it will be reviewed by the Standards Committee and the publication process will begin.
Standards Committee expects to present the Juvenile Justice Standards on Dual Jurisdiction, Cross-Over and Multi-Needs Youth to the CJS Council in 2016. The Task Force Chair is Hon. Ernestine Gray. The Task Force Reporter is Prof. Kristin Henning.
Standards present the revised Mental Health Standards to the CJS Council in 2015. The task force is chaired by Prof. Chris Slobogin and the reporter is Prof. Larry Fitch.
A task force to review the Discovery Standards will continue meeting in 2015-6. Hon. Marty Marcus is will chair this task force. The reporter is Prof. Jennifer Laurin.
A new task force to review the existing Juvenile Justice Standards is being formed. The task force is chaired by Marsha Levick.
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MPS postpones 2 public sessions
New dates promised to discuss No Child Left Behind plans
To update parents on Milwaukee Public Schools' efforts to meet standards set by the No Child Left Behind law, district officials set up a series of information sessions this month.
But two of the four meetings - the only two scheduled for evening hours - have been canceled, according to a notice the district released Wednesday.
"Postponed" is more like it, Philip Harris, a district spokesman, said Thursday.
The two sessions, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. May 15 and May 22 at South Division and North Division high schools, were put off after the School Board altered the calendar of meetings related to next year's budget, which created a conflict, Harris said.
"They're in the budget cycle," he said of district administrators. "They didn't want that to be delayed at all."
Harris said he has received several calls from parents wondering what happened to the evening forums.
For now, families interested in how MPS plans to shed its status as a DIFI district under federal education law - DIFI stands for Districts Identified For Improvement - can plan to attend the one-hour meetings scheduled for 9 a.m. Monday and May 27 at the MPS central office, 5225 W. Vliet St.
As of Thursday afternoon, one person had expressed interest in the May 27 event, and no one had registered for Monday's meeting.
Harris said the district will reschedule the evening sessions. No dates have been set.
The district is at risk of losing some of its federal Title I funding if it does not implement a plan to reach the mandated goals.
MPS, the state's largest district, has failed to meet "adequate yearly progress" goals, established under No Child Left Behind, in state reading and math tests since 2004.
The state Department of Public Instruction held the first public forum on MPS' DIFI status in March. That afternoon session, held at the Italian Community Center in downtown Milwaukee, drew a crowd of about 100 people and focused on the penalties Milwaukee faces.
The sessions hosted by MPS will be different, said Catherine Thome, MPS director of district and school improvement, a position created to ensure compliance with the federal mandates.
"We're talking about what we are doing beyond the sanctions," she said of the upcoming MPS events. "We're talking about what we're going to be doing to help the students in Milwaukee."


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This is a unique workshop that will help us to see the true nature of mind, then let go of the apprehension and relaxing into it. This teaching is a direct introduction to the true nature of mind and how to relax into our primordial Buddha nature from Tibetan Buddhist point of view.
This weekend will be a continuation of the first teaching, "Relax into the true nature of mind." It is not necessary to have received the first weekend teaching.
Classes will be taught at Emaho Center by Geshe Lobsang.
Emaho donated 586 pounds of water to Mom's Pantry in honor of His Holiness's birthday. Thank you Emaho!
As part of Emaho's humanitarian mission, we support various agencies to provide food for those in need, and supplies to various animal shelters in the valley.
To help support their causes, we ask everyone coming to events at the Emaho Center bring an item to donate so that we may continue supporting those in need.Read more ...
Rinpoche's May 1 teaching on "37 Factors of Enlightenment" is now available on YouTube.
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A 2005 teaching on Tonglen has also been posted.
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Please join the Emaho Benefactor Circle by becoming an Emaho benefactor. In pledging whatever you can donate monthly, you help shoulder the financial responsibilities of Emaho Foundation. As a benefactor you join our growing Emaho family.
By request Geshe-la will teach an 8 week class, starting Saturday June 4th at 10-11.
This class will be a practical introduction of vocabulary and sentence patterns. By practicing and memorizing basic dialogs, students will begin to learn the Tibetan rules of grammar and sentences in a dialog format preparing the student to converse.
Suggested donation $ 108
This is a weekly class with 8 sessions, starting August 20, 10-11.
Continue your study of conversational Tibetan as you deepen your understanding.
Suggested donation $ 108
Zachoeje Rinpoche and Emaho Foundation do not follow any involvement with the practice of (Dolgyal) Shugden. We do not endorse any persons or institutions that are associated with Dolgyal Shugden. Read more (PDF)
The Center will be open Wednesday through Sunday:
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Sign-up sheets for the student-led discussions and student-led book clubs are now posted at the center. These discussions are a helpful way to study, reflect and deepen Buddhist concepts in a safe peer environment.
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Child poverty has reached record levels in the US, with now almost 17 million children affected.
Emaho continues to support those in need. We ask everyone coming to events at the Emaho Center to bring, each time they come, a non-perishable food item for Desert Mission Food Bank in north Phoenix.
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A strong password is a great way to prevent hackers and identity thieves from accessing your accounts. But what if you share it with someone you know?
Many teens and young adults are giving passwords to friends or loved ones as a sign of trust or love. After all, sharing is caring, right? But what might seem like a milestone in a relationship can turn out to be a very harmful decision.
Thousands of people downloaded a popular 3D browser-based game from the Chrome Web Store. That game, described as a "fast-paced, action-packed free-running castle adventure game," advertised "High Speed Acrobatics," "Awesome Outfits and Skills," and "Insanely Dangerous Worlds." The danger, it turned out, was to consumers' privacy.
Every time I hear about a weight-loss case, filled with promises that a pill will let you shed pounds, fat, and inches without dieting and exercise, I think of My Fair Lady's flower girl, dreaming in the cold night air about eating chocolates beside a warm fire, and singing wistfully, "Oh, wouldn't it be loverly?"
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Valentine's Day conjures up images of hearts, flowers and a double-decker box of chocolate, nougat and nuts. But, metaphorically speaking, what happens when that stupendous bouquet of roses you got turns out to be a pile of weeds? Love might cloud our vision, but that doesn't mean you have to turn a blind eye to consumer pitfalls. If you know what to look for, you can avoid some big missteps. While these are probably the least romantic Valentine sentiments ever, they just might save you some heartbreak down the road.
Put the long winter months to good use by getting your financial house in order for the rest of the year. A great place to start is to review your credit report, which can affect your ability to shop for a car or a home, or even apply for a job. It can also help you spot errors and prevent identity theft.
Lucky for you, we have a short video explaining just how to go about getting your free annual credit report.
Protecting your privacy is a job we take seriously at the FTC. We've already brought hundreds of privacy and data security cases. In total, they affected billions — that's right, billions — of consumers. There's more to come, but as we celebrate Data Privacy Day today, we want to share some highlights from our efforts over the past year.
Millions of people are affected by identity theft each year. It might start with a mysterious credit card charge, a bill you don't recognize, or a letter from the IRS that says you already got your refund — even though you didn't.
If someone uses your information to make purchases, open new accounts, or get a tax refund, that's identity theft. Recovering from identity theft often takes time and persistence. That's why today's announcement from the FTC is a big deal: New features at IdentityTheft.gov make it easier to report and recover from identity theft.
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The New York Giants came up with a new shade of disappointing in their 23-0 loss to the Seattle Seahawks.
This week, it was all on the Giants offense, which mustered just 181 total yards, including 25 yards on the ground.
The hapless Giants offense gave the ball away five times, all on interceptions by Eli Manning, who with 169 career turnovers, has passed Charley Conerly as the Giants' franchise leader.
After the game, head coach Tom Coughlin didn't mince any words in sharing his observations, calling the performance of the offense "pathetic."
"I told the players who prepared and gave great effort that I appreciated what they did, and I told those that were obvious they had not, that I felt sorry for them because they're missing the whole point," said the disgusted Coughlin.
While defensive co-captain Antrel Rolle insisted that the blame shouldn't be on the head coach, the fact remains that with the Giants (5-9) out of the playoffs and guaranteed of having their first losing season under Coughlin since 2004, the coach's message is apparently not reaching some of the players.
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While Randall seniors Rachel McDuffee and Aubre Mjolhus were busy leading a powerful attack to a district 3-4A title and wins over El Paso Riverside and El Paso High in the playoffs, freshman defender Randi Ruff was making herself known to coaches throughout the district.
And these coaches remembered the freshman when it came time to vote for an all-district team.
Randall coach, and co-District 3-4A Coach of the Year, Joy Ellis said she wasn't surprised by Ruff's selection to the team.
"Not at all. She deserved it," Ellis said. "She was a topic of conversation among the coaches. They talked about her more than I did."
Ruff was one of six Lady Raiders selected to the team, including four first-teamers. Besides McDuffee and Mjolhus, junior Ashley Mosley was named to the first team.
Pampa, which also won two playoff games, landed senior Mary Grace Fields and sophomore Misti Northcutt on the first team.
Canyon, which fell to El Paso High in a playoff shootout, saw its sophomore keeper Tiffany Matthews and its senior leader Whitney Shields selected to the first team.
Caprock, Palo Duro and Borger each had one player selected selected to the first team, Aimee Cox, Dania Lopez and Terry Lind washer respectively.
HEAD:2000All-District 3-4AGirls Soccer Team(Voted on by 3-4A coaches)FIRST TEAMAshley Mosley: Randall Junior. Rachel McDuffee: Randall Senior. Misti Northcutt: Pampa Sophomore. Aimee Cox: Caprock Junior. Dania Lopez: Palo Duro Sophomore. Tiffany Matthews: Canyon Sophomore. Terry Lind Washer: Borger Junior. Mary Grace Fields Pampa Senior. Randi Ruff: Randall Freshman. Whitney Shields: Canyon Senior. SECOND TEAMWhitney Newman: Borger Junior. Yessica Flores: Palo Duro Junior. Lisa Chase: Randall Junior. Desiree Vigil: Pampa Sophomore. Lucinda Rojas: Canyon Sophomore. Sarah Porter: Pampa Freshman. Erin Sharp: Canyon Junior. Kendll McNatt Canyon Sophomore. Amy Richardson: Caprock Senior. Heather Causey: Randall Sophomore. Heather Barbosa: Caprock Senior. SUPERLATIVESPlayer of yearAshley Mosley, junior, Randall. Coach of the yearJoy Ellis, Randall; Beau Zennadi, Caprock.
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Well at last my Wii is almost here. After ordering it on the 28 December 2006 and being told that I would get delivery on the 3 Jan 07 I thought GREAT However as my order was still showing as "Awaiting to be dispatched" I phoned and was told that my order had been lost and I would have to re-order.
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A single oil spill from the aging Line 5 pipeline could impact more than 150 miles of coastline. Enbridge has been trying to assure the public that Line 5 is completely safe.
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Since passage of the Affordable Care Act, most Americans are required to have health insurance coverage. That coverage is available only during an open enrollment period.
- Open enrollment for 2016 coverage ended January 31, 2016.
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People Power
Portraits of Courage: Americans Who Tell the Truth
by Robert ShetterlyJul 20, 2010
- To fight his shame and cynicism, artist Robert Shetterly began painting the courageous Americans whose lives filled him with pride and hope.
Taking Financial Reform into Our Own Hands
by Stacy MitchellJul 15, 2010
- Why we can't let this financial reform bill be our only response to the economic crisis.
France (Not) to Repay Debt to Haiti
by Brooke JarvisJul 15, 2010
- A prank website is bringing France's colonial crimes into the spotlight.
Pentagon Spending on the Chopping Block
by Christopher HellmanJul 15, 2010
- For the first time in years, there's serious discussion about the size of our military budget.
Health Care Happy Endings
by Dr. Ken FabertJul 14, 2010
- New Zealand's health care system still allows for happy endings. But what about the U.S.?
The Case for a New WPA
by Kate McCormackJul 12, 2010
- Is it time to bring back this Depression-era program?
We Are Many: Chris Jordan Captures Our Blessed Unrest
Jul 09, 2010
- A striking depiction of one million organizations working for a better world.
When Numbers Aren't Enough
by Paul LoebJul 07, 2010
- Statistics rarely get under our skin, but stories do. Paul Loeb offers advice for catalyzing social change.
Tribes Unite to Fight BP
by Sue SturgisJul 07, 2010
- Indigenous leaders from Ecuador visited Louisiana to share what they learned in a decades-long battle with Texaco.
"Action is the Antidote to Despair"
Jul 06, 2010
- Photo essay: A photographer confronts the BP oil disaster.
But What About Embedded Carbon?
by Richard ConlinJul 02, 2010
- Yes, you create emissions when you burn gasoline, but what about the carbon emissions from making the car?
Why Power Is Not a Dirty Word
by Frances Moore LappeJul 02, 2010
- Frances Moore Lappé looks at redefining power and taking it back.
Better Than Facebook?
by David BollierJun 30, 2010
- Fed up with Facebook's commercialism, four NYU students have created an open source, peer-to-peer alternative: Diaspora.
First Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights Passes
by Elizabeth DiNovellaJun 28, 2010
- The successful campaign to pass the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights in New York is cause for celebration at 2010 US Social Forum.
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- The US Social Forum in Detroit thrives in smaller moments, free of grand pretense.


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Clemson was in a similar situation last year – a 2-2 record with an ACC loss and a loss to a ranked opponent. The Tigers had actually fared even worse in 2009, dropping to 2-3 after an embarrassing loss at Maryland. Clemson responded with a six-game winning streak punctuated by an Atlantic Division title.
If there's a lesson to be learned, it's that the season doesn't end in October.
Time is running out, though, for both Clemson and North Carolina to make a move forward in the ACC standings. Both programs are looking for their first league win on Saturday when UNC hosts Clemson. The difference is that Clemson is looking to rebound from back-to-back losses while North Carolina has started to make a turnaround with two straight nonconference wins.
"We haven't laid an egg this year," coach Dabo Swinney said. "This team hasn't done that. We just have some self-inflicted wounds. All we have to do is control the things we can control. We don't have to play perfect, don't have to be supermen; we just have to do our jobs.
"The playmakers need to perform their roles. We've lost two tough games to good teams. We've had chances to win. We need to control what we can control. They can draw from the experience of last year where we didn't get off to a good start and then won the division. The only thing that's off the table now is winning a national championship."
The same can be said for North Carolina, which had high hopes entering this season only to be derailed by the ongoing NCAA investigation which sidelined 12 players for the season opener against LSU. The Tar Heels have since climbed out of an 0-2 start and won back-to-back games against Rutgers and East Carolina.
"Through the first four games I am very proud of the way our kids have handled the off the field distractions and missing some of their teammates," coach Butch Davis said. "Our kids have shown a lot of resiliency. I think as a football team we have worked each week to improve and there are some areas where we are getting better."
It's the first time these two programs have met since 2006, and it will be the first time Davis has coached against the Tigers in his 36-year career. Davis said Clemson is the "most talented and complete team" they've played the entire season.
The Tigers do have the ACC's leading rusher in Andre Ellington, but are still searching for dependable wide receivers. Swinney made a change this week and replaced his veterans with younger players.
"The four guys you'll see are Nuke Hopkins, Bryce McNeal, Jaron Brown, and Marquan Jones," Swinney said. "Those are the core guys right now. The other guys will play some, but the majority will go to those four guys. We've hoped that the receiving core would play out by now. Guys earn opportunities. Even where we are right now, nothing's final. Guys have to go play. We have to create opportunities for certain guys based on what we've seen, but guys have to play well."
Especially considering UNC will have both of its starting safeties -- Deunta Williams and Da'Norris Searcy -- back in the lineup after serving suspensions. The Tar Heels are still missing 10 players due to the NCAA investigations, including four defensive starters.


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No substitute for Colly's hard graft
Paul Collingwood believes he is living proof that batting relies on substance over style after cracking a 10th Test century to ram home England's advantage over Bangladesh in the first Test.
The 33-year-old followed in captain Alastair Cook's footsteps, scoring a fluent 145 to become England's second centurion of a match they now dominate in Chittagong.
At stumps the tourists had Bangladesh reeling on 154 for five having declared on 599 for six.
Despite the lopsided nature of the contest, Collingwood will look back on the day as one of his most memorable, having waited just over a year to move from nine to 10 Test tons.
"This is a special century for me," he said. "To get 10 Test centuries...to be honest, I never thought I would achieve something like that when I started in the game.
"I've played some decent innings along the way but I haven't scored a hundred for some time, so it's a special one.
"I'm not going to get into grading whether it was my best or worst century or my easiest. I think that would be a little unfair because a Test century is a Test century."
Despite the long wait since his 161 against West Indies in Port of Spain last March, Collingwood has played some crucial knocks for his country in the intervening period.
His 245-ball 74 in the first Ashes Test in Cardiff last summer was unquestionably a match-saving effort and he fell for 91 in Durban on Boxing Day.
The batsman dedicated his recent successes to his unfussy approach to batting.
"I'm 33 years old but I think I'm developing as a player all the time and getting more confident. I've had a good 12 months, a bit of a purple patch," he said.
"There have been innings along the way that, in my own mind, have been centuries in the last year but statistically they haven't been, so today it was important to get over the line.
"The fact that I'm not the best looking batsman out in the middle has probably gone against me but in the end your job is as a run-getter, not a batsman.
"Some people forget it's getting runs that is the important thing, not how you get them.
"I'm not putting myself down as a great or anything like that but to get 10 Test centuries is an achievement.
"It's a proud moment and hopefully there are more to come."
Bangladesh all-rounder Mahmudullah, who took the prize scalp of Cook in the morning session and then made 51 in his first attempt as a number five, refused to throw in the towel despite the precarious position the hosts are in.
"I am hopeful because the pitch is still good," he said. "I would say that we made some poor shot selections today.
"But Tamim Iqbal (81 not out) is still at the crease and we still have Mushfiqur Rahim and Naeem Islam to bat.
"We have a good depth in our batting so I am hopeful we can avoid the follow-on and get a good score.
"In New Zealand a couple of weeks ago there was a situation like this and we made a very good recovery. We can make one in this Test as well."
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Gamboa Says Size Won't Matter Against Crawford
Keith Idec
Terence Crawford is noticeably bigger than Yuriorkis Gamboa, about three inches taller than the challenger for his WBO lightweight title Saturday night.
Neither fighter figures Crawford's significant size advantage will make much difference, though, as they approach their HBO "Boxing After Dark" main event at CenturyLink Center in Crawford's hometown of Omaha, Neb.
"I've been pretty much the smaller guy in most of my fights," the 5-foot-5 Gamboa (23-0, 16 KOs) said through a translator Wednesday on a conference call. "I don't think it's something that's going to affect much. I know how to adjust. I know how to come with a game plan and it's something I've been dealing with since my amateur career. I've always been the smaller guy."
The 5-8 Crawford (23-0, 16 KOs), who'll make the first defense of a 135-pound championship he won by unanimous decision from Scotland's Ricky Burns (36-3-1, 11 KOs) on March 1 in Glasgow, seemingly agreed with the 2004 Olympic gold medalist from Cuba.
"You never know [if height will make a difference]," Crawford said. "Gamboa is a real skillful fighter. He probably can make adjustments like me in the ring. We'll just have to wait to find out, to see in the ring what happens."
HBO's broadcast will begin at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT with a 10-round WBO middleweight title elimination match between Russia's Matt Korobov (23-0, 14 KOs) and Venezuela's Jose Uzcategui (22-0, 18 KOs).
Keith Idec covers boxing for The Record and Herald News, of Woodland Park, N.J., and BoxingScene.com. He can be reached on Twitter @Idecboxing.
[QUOTE=Red Cyclone;14699215]Yeah I think the same although I think he will survive Crawfords best shots and lose by decision if he is to lose. Both these lads have sparred against each other and they both have great amateur experiences, you…Comment by Bigg Rigg on 06-26-2014
[QUOTE=mathed;14698400]Gamboa's 0 is gonna go.[/QUOTE] **** outta here!!! Gamboa gonna put the beats on Crawford bro. Can't wait!Comment by SnakeVen0m on 06-26-2014
I think Yuri's speed will play a big part in this fight. He'll have to keep Crawford thinking. He can't allow him to establish his range where he's comfortable. He has to keep pressure on him and keep him thinking.Comment by Red Cyclone on 06-26-2014
[QUOTE=rocktx;14699028]Gamboa hasn't fought enough since the whole Top Rank ordeal. Therefore, he hasn't improved much since going pro and he will have ring rust. Crawford by late KO[/QUOTE] Yeah I think the same although I think he will survive Crawfords…Comment by Jayallday9 on 06-26-2014
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The obliques, which consist of both the internal and external oblique, span from the lower chest to the hips on either side of the torso. Many exercises on the pullup bar, including standard pullups, target the shoulders, back and arms. To engage your obliques on the bar, turn to specialized hanging exercises that shift the focus to the abdominal and hip region.
Twisting Hanging Leg Raise
The twisting hang leg raise, unlike other pullup bar exercises, directly targets the oblique and abdominal muscles, often know respectively as the "side abs" and "abs." To perform this core-crunching exercise, hang from the pullup bar at arm's length with your legs straight, gripping the bar overhand with your hands slightly farther apart than shoulders-width. Twist your torso to one side as you raise your legs as high as you can, bending at the knees. Hold for a count at the top of the motion, return to the starting position and repeat on the opposite side.
Hanging Leg-Hip Raise
Although the hanging leg-hip raise targets the rectus abdominis muscles, it also engages the obliques as synergists, or muscles that help other muscles complete a movement. Start hanging from the bar just as you would for twisting hanging leg raises. Flex your hips upward into your stomach and bend your knees, raising your knees all the way up to your chest. Hold for a count and return to the fully extended position. If you drive the motion with your hips as instructed, this exercise causes dynamic contraction of the obliques. As a more challenging alternative, you can perform the exercise without bending your knees.
Hanging Leg Raises
This simpler leg raise focuses on the hip flexors, or iliopsoas. Additionally, standard leg raises engage the obliques and abs as stabilizers, or muscles that help your body maintain a specific posture. Assume the hanging position and raise your legs up toward your chest; do not flex at the hips for this exercise, raise only your knees until they are level with your chest. Return to the extended position and repeat. To challenge the obliques even more, hold a weight plate between your ankles.
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Each of these oblique-working pullup bar exercises poses more of a challenge than standard pullups or off-the-bar bodyweight exercises. Become completely comfortable with bodyweight oblique-targeted exercises and standard pullups before attempting any of them. Use pullup bar straps for additional support, if needed. Accent your abdominal regimen with oblique-busting exercises off the pullup bar, such as stability ball knee tucks, standing leg extensions and medicine ball trunk rotations.
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The Seattle Experimental Animation Team was happy to take part in the Short Run Comix & Arts Festival on Halloween in Seattle. We set up a tent, showed films inside and had a great time. Special thanks to James Webber for spearheading this year's endeavor. Until next year!
Comics and animation go together like peanut butter & jelly, am I right or am I right. Which is why SEAT has always had an animation tent at the SHORT RUN Comix & Arts Festival. We are going to have a mixture of animations from SEAT members, SHORT RUN exhibitors and an excerpt from Bruce Bickford's Cas'l, plus Jim Woodring's 3D slides, about 80 minutes of visual delights! We also have a late additional to the program, a collection of visual poetries called WRIT LARGE curated by FICTILIS, that runs about 30 minutes. Did I mention the festival is free!
11 AM : SEAT Members' Shorts
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4:00 : Bruce Bickford's CAS'L' (6 min. excerpt)
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Sequestered Together opens tomorrow!
The Seattle Experimental Animation Team has been working really hard that last few days on our new gallery show at the Archer Gallery in Clark College in Vancouver, WA, outside Portland, OR. The show is called Sequestered Together: The Dangerous and Lonely World of Animation and the opening is tomorrow, February 17th!
The show is an elaborate collection of short films, music videos, giant spinnable zoetropes and making-of detritus (still frames from drawn animations, puppets, sketches, etc.) from Seattle animators. Represented animators are: Clyde Petersen, Stefan Gruber, Britta Johnson, Webster Crowell, Neely Goniodsky, Ian Obermuller, Devin Ensz, Komari Ichimasu, Joe Garber, Salise Hughes, Sarah Jane Lapp, Chris Looney and Tess Martin.
The opening is Tuesday, February 17th, 5PM-8PM and at 5:30PM a guided walk by some of the animators will take place. The show is up until March 14th! Here is the Facebook event. What a great opportunity for the Portland area animators to mingle with the Seattle animators!
And check out this post from the Phoenix, the Clark College Literary & Art Journal, about the show.
Little Shop of Animated Horrors online!
Back in April 2013 we premiered our second collective film at Zeitgeist Coffee in Pioneer Square – this one was based on the 1960 Little Shop of Horrors! It's finally made its way online. Enjoy this animated re-interpretation by, in order: Eric Ostrowski, Tess Martin, Charlie Daugherty, Timothy Firth, Tim Miller, Stefan Gruber & Aaron Wendel, Clyde Petersen and Salise Hughes.
The Little Shop of Animated Horrors from SEAT on Vimeo.
Short Run 2014
SEAT will be at Short Run this Saturday, November 15th!
Washington Hall
153 14th Avenue
Seattle, Washington 98122
The breathtaking Washington Hall will be filled with a book fair highlighting nearly 200 writers and artists. The first 50 attendees through the door at 11:00 AM will receive a FREE swag bag valued at $40, so don't be late! Look for the SEAT Castle Fort where you can chill out and watch animations all day long, when you need a break from looking at amazing zines, comics and books!
SEAT Zoetrope at Capitol Hill Art Walk
If you missed the opportunity to spin one of SEAT's home made zoetropes during our 4Culture Gallery show this past March, or if you just want to do it again, you're in luck! Stop by the NW Film Forum during August's Capitol Hill Art Walk on Thursday, August 14th and you will find one in the lobby.
The zoetrope will definitely be there between 6 and 8PM, and maybe even a bit later into the night. If you need more convincing to stop by, check out this documentation video from the March show where people gleefully spin them.
SEAT & SPIN at Gallery 4Culture
Come down to Gallery 4Culture to experience SEAT & SPIN, the latest in group work from the Seattle Experimental Animation Team. Three giant zoetropes built by Webster Crowell fill the room with mystery and shadows. Inside, you will find 12 short films by local animators.
The show is up through March 2014. Pack a lunch, bring your kids. It's all-ages and you can touch all the art. Enjoy!
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Seattle, WA 98104
SEAT Gallery Show: SEAT & Spin – opens March 6, 2014
The Seattle Experimental Animation Team will be opening a show at the Gallery4Culture on Thursday, March 6, 2014, and it will then be open the rest of the month. SEAT & Spin will feature Zoetropes, early cameraless animation toys, with loops designed by SEAT animators.
The opening will coincide with Pioneer Square's First Thursday Art Walk, so come on by and check it out!
And here is the awesome flier designed by animator Stefan Gruber.
SEAT at Local Sightings!
The Seattle Experimental Animation Team presents Bloodbath & Beyond: The Little Shop of Animated Horrors. This SEAT collective film, based on the 1960 film The Little Shop of Horrors retells the classic tale of a plant that came from outer space and got a taste for blood.
For this collective film, SEAT split the original film into sections and approached the project in the classic style of the game "exquisite corpse." Each animator took a 9 minute segment of the film and condensed it into 1 or 2 minutes of animation.
This film will be screening in an installation, in the lobby of the Film Forum, during opening night of Local Sightings. Do you dare to stick your head inside the Audrey 2 and enjoy the sights!?
SEAT Little Shop of Horrors PDX photos
The Seattle Experimental Animation Team invaded Portland last night with their Bloodbath & Beyond: The Little Shop of Animated Horrors. The event was held at Valentines, a lovely venue with high ceilings and outdoor tables. The animators set up three projections, one on the bar's main window, and two on their big white walls, showing the SEAT collective film based on the 1960 film The Little Shop of Horrors as well as a reel of other animated clips from SEAT members.
It was a balmy evening and people mingled inside and outside. It was a great night, and a lovely anchor between the NW Animation Festival from last week, and the Experimental Film Festival this week. If you're still in Portland, be sure to check out the EFF screenings, at least two SEAT members have films in them!


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