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Jon Stewart Told Wyatt Cenac to 'F*ck Off' When He Was Challenged About Race
Whew.By E. Alex Jung
Whew.By E. Alex Jung
At least Stewart got him to weigh in on Trump.By Margaret Hartmann
Plus, four other gems from his recent GQ profile!By Sean Fitz-Gerald
Fight back the tears.By Sean Fitz-Gerald
What if Obama were secretly a germophobe?By Nate Jones
"I'd rather have ten full-Hamilton dollars than $8.45 of lady bucks."By Allison P. Davis
The 17-year-old is the subject of a new documentary called Her Name Is Malala.By Ella Ceron
"This is a terrorist attack."By Dee Lockett
She also doesn't want him to leave The Daily Show.By Jesse David Fox
"You're a woman, which means your looks are really the only thing we care about."By Allison P. Davis
He's already getting comfortable in Jon Stewart's chair.By Dee Lockett
The Daily Show interview begins with Stewart saying, "So, so, so. ... oh, boy."By Jaime Fuller
And also Wolf Blitzer.By Nate Jones
Toby Schwartz, lotion salesman!By Nate Jones
It's too soon.By Sean Fitz-Gerald
Satisfaction is part of it.By Sean Fitz-Gerald
He says the new host "will earn your trust and respect … or not."By Sean Fitz-Gerald
"Who can take this mantle, and carry it, and do with it what Jon was able to do — but for the next generation?"By Josef Adalian
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ACHA Division I Women Unable to Overcome Fast First Period by Hamilton Hawks The host Bulldogs fell 3-0 in the exhibition contest. Full Story
ACHA Division I Women's Hockey Lends a Hand in Walk To End Alzheimer's Fundraiser The Bulldogs helped raise nearly $50,000 and bring about awareness of this terrible disease that affects so many. Full Story
The Daily Telegram Profiles Arrington Arena in "Adrian College to Celebrate Successful First Decade of Ice Sports" Arrington Ice Arena is celebrating its 10th season anniversary with the 2016-17 academic year. Full Story
National Semifinalists Bring Home Slew of Postseason Awards from ACHA, CCWHA The Bulldogs finished 20-7-1 overall and reached the final four of the American Collegiate Hockey Association Women's Division I Championship. Full Story
Bulldogs Earn Number One Seed at ACHA Women's Division I Final Four with 4-3 Win Over Miami Adrian won Pool "B" with a perfect 3-0 record. Full Story
ACHA Division I Women's Hockey Improves to 2-0 in ACHA D-I Championship Pool Play Seven Goal Outburst Gives Bulldogs 7-3 Win Over Rhode Island Thursday. Full Story
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January 23, 2016 Bulldogs Bounce Back To Double Up Michigan State, 6-3 Adrian darts out to 4-0 lead en route to the third-goal victory.
December 2, 2015 Alison Dungey Earns CCWHA Goalie of the Month Accolades The sophomore is cited by the Central Collegiate Women's Hockey Association.
November 29, 2015 ACHA Division I Women's Hockey Achieves Program-Record No. 2 National Ranking The Bulldogs trail only top-ranked and defending national champion Liberty University in the poll.
November 20, 2015 Rushing Pushes ACHA Women Past Lindenwood Belleville, 2-1, on Friday BELLEVILLE, Ill.--Sophomore goalie Allison Dungey stopped 19 shots and junior forward Jessie Rushing scored the game winner on Friday night as the...
October 30, 2015 ACHA Women Keep Rolling with 5-2 Triumph Over Davenport GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.--The Adrian College ACHA Division I women's hockey team rolled to its fifth straight win on Friday night, as the Bulldogs...
October 29, 2015 Big Third Period Pushes Bulldogs Past Davenport 3-1 Adrian finishes strong to top Davenport University 3-1.
October 25, 2015 Five Different Bulldogs Score as Adrian Tops Penn State 5-1 Adrian finishes two game sweep against Penn State with 5-1 win at home.
October 24, 2015 Bulldogs Blank Penn State 4-0 Bulldogs beat Penn State 4-0 behind strong freshmen performances.
October 18, 2015 Rushing, Dungey Lead ACHA D-I Women Skaters to 1-0 Upset of Miami-Ohio ADRIAN, Mich.—Adrian College junior forward Jesse Rushing scored on the power-play with assists from freshman forward Sam Fortune and senior...
October 17, 2015 No. 3 ACHA D-I Women Fall to Top-Ranked Miami-Ohio, 2-0 ADRIAN, Mich.--The No. 3-ranked Adrian College ACHA Division I women's hockey team held the nation's number one team to just two goals on...
October 15, 2015 ACHA Women's Division I No. 3 Bulldogs Hosting Big Series Against Top-Ranked Miami (Ohio) ADRIAN, Mich.—American Collegiate Hockey Association Women's Division I superpowers collide this weekend when Adrian College hosts Miami...
October 9, 2015 Bulldogs Stop Wolverines in Rematch, 5-2 ANN ARBOR, Mich--After a heartbreaking overtime loss to the University of Michigan on Thursday, the Adrian College Women's ACHA hockey team...
October 8, 2015 Late Goals Doom ACHA Women in 3-2 Overtime Loss to Visiting Michigan ADRIAN, Mich.--The University of Michigan's Jennifer Cusmano scored a goal with 1 second remaining in regulation to earn the Wolverines an...
October 2, 2015 ACHA Women's Hockey Blows Past Robert Morris, 5-1, After Allowing First Period Goal ADRIAN, Mich.--Robert Morris scored first on Friday night, but the Adrian ACHA women's hockey team dominated the rest of the way, scoring five...
September 24, 2015 WOW Café American Grill and Wingery to Offer Preferred Seating for Hockey Games WOW Cafe American Grill and Wingery will sell preferred seating for Hockey Games this season.
March 5, 2015 ACHA Women Ties Miami (Ohio) 1-1 The Bulldogs have a win over Michigan and are tied for first in Pool A at nationals
February 25, 2015 ACHA Women's Hockey Headed to Nationals The Bulldogs received an at-large berth and are one of eight teams vying for the national championship.
January 24, 2015 Michelin Shuts Out Wolverines 1-0 Senior goaltender made 45 saves and Cara Harm scored winning goal
November 15, 2014 Big Second Period Lifts #1 RedHawks over Bulldogs 5-2
November 14, 2014 Michelin, Lough Lead Bulldogs to 1-1 Tie with #1 Miami
November 8, 2014 ACHA D-1 Women Down California University of Pennsylvania 3-1
November 2, 2014 Bulldogs Battle MSU to 0-0 Deadlock
October 30, 2014 Scarborough Sharks Visit AC The team played a pair of games at Arrington Ice Arena
October 23, 2014 Lady Bulldogs Skate Past Sharks 3-1
October 11, 2014 Bulldogs Battle Compuware to 3-3 Tie
May 6, 2014 Jubinville and Stanton Receive National Honors Jenna Jubinville was named Second Team All-American and Ellyn Stanton was named Off-Ice MVP
February 26, 2014 ACHA Women's Hockey Headed to Nationals The Bulldogs will be one of eight teams vying for a national championship in Division I.
February 23, 2014 Women's ACHA Hockey Runner-Up at CCWHA Championship The Bulldogs went 2-2-1 during the tournament
October 30, 2013 Lady Bulldogs Extend Streak to 7 Adrian College downs Grand Valley State
October 5, 2013 Lady Bulldogs Off to Hot Start ACHA women's hockey currently 5-1-1
September 17, 2013 Newest Bulldogs Join ACHA Women's Team Team opens up Saturday at home against Miami (Ohio)
June 6, 2013 Jubinville, Hampton, Poole lead Lady Bulldogs in 2013-14 Trio of Canadians provide leadership for Bulldogs
March 26, 2013 Lady Bulldogs finish Inaugural Season at No. 11 Bulldogs go 11-7-3 in first season
March 23, 2013 Morgan Poole earns CCWHA Honors Poole scored 18 goals for the Bulldogs
October 25, 2012 First Program Win at Miami (Ohio)
September 6, 2012 Women's ACHA program introduces inaugural recruits The team will begin play for the first time this season under head coach Zach Galia.
March 19, 2012 Spring Preview Day Set for March 24
January 26, 2012 Adrian will be a member of CCWHA in 2012-13
January 26, 2012 Zach Galia Named Inaugural Head Coach of ACHA Women's Hockey Program Galia was a four-year letterwinner for the men's varsity hockey team at Adrian College from 2007-11.


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Dream Team Joins Forces With Golden Boy Promotions
By Elisinio Castillo, notifight.com
According to Dream Team, they have no joined forces with Golden Boy Promotions. The two companies will heavily co-promote Cuban featherweight Yoandris Salinas (20-0-1, 13 KOs) and Cuban heavyweight Luis Ortiz (19 -0, 16 KOs). Salinas is going to face British contender Scott Quigg for the vacant world super bantamweight title of the World Boxing Association (WBA), with a date to be announced.
"It's a great opportunity to Salinas and Ortiz," said the matchmaker Dream Team, Ricardo Rizzo said. "Golden Boy is a powerful promotional company, with many TV dates. This partnership will benefit the careers of both fighters and hopefully we can work with others on the block of Dream Team."
I wish people would just say f*ck bob arum and top rank altogether. Rigo puts on a boxing clinic against donaire who is supposedly one of the best pound for pound and instead of praising him, arum sh*ts all over…Comment by Ringlife on 07-21-2013
This just means more boxing on Showtime.Comment by Jc8804 on 07-20-2013
Buy out rigos contract . And put on shows in miami.Comment by BendOver on 07-20-2013
I don't know about this because the $h1tting on Lara, always stacking the cards against him and after FOY candidate his macht maker is saying that it will be hard to find him an opponent because he is "boring", common...Comment by MDPopescu on 07-20-2013
Good news for the Dream Team Cuban stable -- Richar "El Tigre" Abril, Yoandris "El Nino" Salinas, and Luis "El Mercedez" Ortiz... And maybe Arum would give up Guillermo Rigondeaux -- just because he finds difficult to sell him... :fing02:Post a Comment - View More User Comments (5)


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Map of Benidorm hotels
- Terra Mitica
- Aqualandia
- Benidorm Palace
- Rincon de Loix
- Guillermo Amor Municipal Stadium
- La Cala Beach
- Malpas Beach
- Benidorm City Hall
- Mundomar
- Villaitana Golf Course
- Mediterranean Balcony
- Terra Natura
- Cala del Tio Ximo Beach
- Placa del Castell
- Las Rejas Golf Club
- Cavall Peak and Morales Tower
- Sierra Helada National Park
Best hotels in Benidorm
Benidorm overviewBenidorm is a budget-friendly place distinct for its beaches and historical sites, and known for its wineries and shops. You'll enjoy Benidorm's sea, parks, and entertainment. Take in some of the area's local culture at Benidorm Palace and Open Air Archaeological Museum Roman Villa. Be sure stop by Benidorm City Hall and Church of San Jaime and Santa Ana while you're here. Whatever you're into, Benidorm has something for you.
Where to stay in BenidormWith a wide assortment of lodging choices to choose from, Benidorm has options to suit everyone's style. There are 450 hotels in the Benidorm area and you can shop as many as 760 deals for rooms on Hotels.com, some with discounts of up to 50%.
- • 54 2-star hotels with an average price of $31 per night
- • 197 3-star hotels with an average price of $42 per night
- • 165 4-star hotels with an average price of $64 per night
- • 9 5-star hotels with an average price of $100 per night
Here are the top hotels based on 15681 user reviews of Benidorm hotels:
- • Apartamentos Oasis Benidorm (Benidorm)
- • Atico Suite Ola Blanca (Benidorm)
- • Apartamentos Lido (Benidorm)
- • Apartamentos Benimar (Benidorm)
- • The Level at Melia Villaitana Hotel - Adults Only (Benidorm)
How to get to BenidormFly in to Alicante (ALC-Alicante Intl.), 28.9 mi (46.5 km) from downtown Benidorm. Benidorm Tram Station is the closest metro station.
What to see around BenidormOutdoorsy fun is on hand like golf and wine tasting, along with attractions such as:
- • Malpas Beach
- • Las Rejas Golf Club
- • Cala del Tio Ximo Beach
- • Villaitana Golf Course
- • La Cala Beach
- • Benidorm Palace
- • Open Air Archaeological Museum Roman Villa
- • Museo Del Mar Altea
- • Valor Chocolate Museum
- • Dinopark
- • Placa del Castell
- • Mediterranean Balcony
- • Cavall Peak and Morales Tower
- • Castellet de Calp
- • San Jose Castle
- • Elche Park
- • Cala La Almadrava
- • Benidorm Island
- • Torres Beach
- • Albir Beach
- • Benidorm City Hall
- • Church of San Jaime and Santa Ana
- • Guillermo Amor Municipal Stadium
- • Casino Mediterraneo Benidorm
- • La Cruz Benidorm
When to visit BenidormWondering what time of year to travel, or what clothes to pack? Here are seasonal norms to help you with your planning:
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- • July-September: 89°F day, 63°F night
- • October-December: 80°F day, 46°F night
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2 out of 5 people found this review helpful:Vividred Operation, a fun seriesI'm greatly displeased at the negative reviews, but I have to remember that the majority of them are either in their teens or early twenties and so can't see anything but the surface.Read more
Vividred Operation is NOT a rehash of Strike Witches, Because the girls didn't have any " Powers " to begin with, But they're given these powers through technology of their time, Their costume/uniforms or " ...
0 out of 4 people found this review helpful:um......wow realy???from what ive seen thus far this is just a rehash of Strike Witches with a few effects from sailor moon added in......still gonna watch it thoough. but seriously it is almost the same plot line as strike witches
4 out of 7 people found this review helpful:Not bad... but I could've done betterCharacters: 6.5/10Read more
-I've seen all those character types before. The klutzy main character, the previously anti-social rich best friend, the tomboy, the you-look-lonely-why-don't-you-join-our-group-of-friends girl, and of course, the cool and silent enemy. (haha :P)
-Why does this remind me of the original Pretty Cure ...
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful:Vividred Operation disappointmentThis show began really well, and I had high hopes for it after the first couple of episodes. But it's been getting worse and worse as time has gone on.Read more
There isn't anything original about it, but that was obvious from the very first. I can look at everything that's going on and say "Uh-huh, Rei is obviously supposed to be Fate Testarossa" or "The docking maneuvers? Obviously stolen from ...
2 out of 5 people found this review helpful:why the bad rating its a showthis is a good show and it has it good points ,,Many of you made this anime out to be a lot worse than it really is. Some fan service but not too much. I find the beautiful animation style to be very amusing and it's been a while since we've seen a magical girl anime on crunchyroll. The character development is going well as well as the story. Something new for everyone..
3 out of 5 people found this review helpful:Typical "Magical Girl" Anime, Just Too Much Fan ServiceI see quite a few negative reviews about Vividred Operation on Crunchyroll. I can understand their displeasure. The amount of "fan service" they supply in this series is a bit over-the-top. A-1 Pictures (studio behind this series) has quite a few series that focuses a little *too much* on fan service (crotch shots/bouncing breasts, etc..). This is no different and it shouldn't surprise someone ...Read more
0 out of 3 people found this review helpful:Generic but i love the the concepts.While this series is generic, as pointed out by all those before me, i have to say i love the concepts created in this series. I find the engine that powers the world to be an amazing thought to prevent a global energy crisis (so long as it doesn't get destroyed) and a amazing source of seemingly clean energy (they haven't shown anything to contradict this as far as i have seen(excluding the fact ...Read more
4 out of 9 people found this review helpful:A Magical Girl Anime - It is what it is.Now obviously everyone is bashing this for the excessive amount of middle school girl crotch shots. I'm not going to criticize this much since I know this is the studio's style. They are the guys who made Strike Witches after all. What do you expect?Read more
Aside from that it seems that people expected this to be some serious, die hard drama or something. I've seen so many people complain about the ...
15 out of 23 people found this review helpful:Magical/Science Girl RangersNow this isn't really a series made to impress. You won't convert your friends to watch anime with it, but it seems to be here to suit a certain audience.Read more
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Research for this project was funded by the Fulbright Foundation and the National Science Foundation, Law and Social Science Division (SES #0350664). Bert Kritzer and four reviewers provided helpful suggestions and criticisms that have improved this article. I also wish to thank the audiences at various conferences and meetings who have provided feedback, suggestions, and critiques of this article, including Yale University China Law Center; University of California, Berkeley; Stanford University; University of Virginia; and the Center for Chinese Studies at the University of Michigan. Kevin O'Brien, Sida Liu, Peter Meyers, Jamie Horsley, Stanley Lubman, Pitman Potter, and Margaret Woo read and commented on earlier drafts. I also thank my research partners in China and the legal aid plaintiffs who agreed to tell their stories.
Mobilizing the Law in China: "Informed Disenchantment" and the Development of Legal Consciousness
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1540-5893.2006.00281.x
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Some 1.36 million of Laos's more than six million people are urban dwellers. At present, only 49.6 percent of this urban population has piped water.
Still, those like Avi Sarkar of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (U.N.-HABITAT)
"Water and sanitation is a very critical MDG (Millennium Development Goal) element," says Sarkar, who is U.N.-HABITAT'
In September 2000, leaders from 189 countries set to achieve eight development goals by 2015. Access to clean water, along with "significant"
The Lao government has prepared an urban water sector investment plan that would bring piped water to an additional 1.95 million urban inhabitants. The 266 million dollar project, which will be funded partly by international aid and loans, is expected to result in several new water supply stations.
"Urban people do not have access to enough water because the urban population is growing fast and the service industry like hotels and restaurants is growing, and each uses pumping machine to drive water into their tank," says Phouvong Chanthavong, water supply division deputy chief at the housing and urban planning department of the Ministry of Public Works and Transport.
Officials estimate the country's urban population growth rate to be between 4 and 5 percent a year.
"We would want to provide piped water to all because we cannot be sure how clean and safe the water from the ground is," says Phouvong, although the government has yet to include this among its goals. "You cannot tell just by looking with your eyes."
Buoakeo Suvanthong, deputy director of the National Centre for Environmental Health and Water Supply, in fact says, "There is arsenic contamination in the southern part of Laos, so it's not safe to use groundwater in some parts."
He adds, "The water can get infected, polluted. So it's best to test it."
"It really depends on the environment around the location you set up your tube well or borehole," says Buoakeo. "A borehole is cleaner than other sources, but you still need to test (the location) before you set it up, and you need to check it once or twice a year."
Official data show that 58 percent of the rural population depends on boreholes or tube wells for water while the rest rely on streams and rivers. Boreholes and tube wells are also popular among urban dwellers, given the state water authority's difficulty in providing piped water to all households.
Boreholes and tube wells, however, can be expensive. It costs about two million kip (240 dollars) to put up a tube-well system, while a borehole can have a 4 million kip (486 dollar) price tag. The construction of both entails the use of machines for digging, plus water pumps and electrical connections, among others.
By contrast, piped water means a one-time expense of about 100 dollars, although there is also a monthly fee of around two dollars.
Most households with piped water, however, still boil the water for drinking or fit their faucets with filters. Some families, meanwhile, prefer to buy bottled water for drinking.
At times, the piped-water system bogs down, forcing families to turn to neighbours with tube wells or boreholes for temporary water supply.
But the 'Lao PDR Environment Monitor', a report done by different agencies in coordination with the Asian Development Bank and the United Nations Environment Programme, warns that water quality is "deteriorating"
"In urban areas," it says, "pollutants from roads, commercial and industrial areas, and private properties wash into drains and watercourses. Litter, dust, and dirt, oil and grease, rubber compound particles from tires, particles of metal, glass, and plastic from vehicles, and lead are common pollutants. Residential properties and open spaces contribute sediments and nutrients."
Bouakeo says people can contact his agency to check on an area's water quality first before setting up a tube well or borehole. He says the centre can advise people on "different kinds of treatment options, such as filtering (or) using chlorine."
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ONGC considers buying stake in Gujarat State Petroleum Corp, appoint Ryder Scott for assesment
Oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan had told reporters in June that the government would have no objection if ONGC reaches a deal with GSPC.
All future leaders need to be able to innovate, raise money: Scott C Beardsley, Dean University of Virginia Darden School of Business
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Actor Scott Disick sells house after six months for $8.8 million
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Anirban Lahiri ready for a strong field Scott and McIlroy
Lahiri, who is currently No. 55 in World Rankings, needs to stay in Top-60 to make the US Open next month, but will miss the Players Championship next week, unless he wins this week.
Astronaut Scott Kelly to retire from NASA in April
Kelly will retire next month, after spending nearly a year in space and setting a record for the most cumulative days in space of any American.
NASA's Scott Kelly's 340-day mission was the longest single U.S. spaceflight
Kelly is still nursing sore feet, stiff legs even after nearly three months back on Earth. Upon landing in Kazakhstan, he felt unwell.
Obama welcomes NASA's Scott Kelly back to Earth
Kelly landed in Kazakhstan on Tuesday with his Russian counterparts Mikhail Kornienko and Sergey Volkov after a 340-day mission.
Sun Chairman Scott McNealy's last memo to employees

Oracle acquired Sun in April 2009. Sun's top executives, including McNealy, won't be offered positions at Oracle. Major events at Sun Microsystems

Infosys appoints Scott Sorokin as head of digital
Infosys has appointed Scott Sorokin as global head of its digital business, as India's second-largest IT services company looks to grow in newer businesses.
Astronaut Scott Kelly to retire from NASA after spending year in space
The astronaut who currently holds the American record for most time spent in space, Scott Kelly, will retire from NASA as of April 1, NASA said.
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly coming back to Earth but efforts on to reach Mars
Kelly paved the way for future missions including Mars when he embarked on a one-year mission. The year-long endeavour has seen Kelly accomplishing several key missions.
Astronaut Scott Kelly- who completed a 340-day mission in space- to retire, says NASA
NASA said Kelly will continue to participate in the ongoing research related to his one-year mission.
Here's all you need to know about Scott Kelly; the astronaut who spent 340 days in space!
If you factor in the 340 days Kelly spent on the ISS, it means he is now roughly 8.6 milliseconds younger.
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly back from record year flight; gives thumbs up
Clearly animated and looking well, he said he didn't feel much different than he did after his five-month station mission five years ago.
Coming Back to Life: NASA astronaut Scott Kelly is flying back to earth after 340 days in space
Kelly & his roommate, Mikhail Kornienko, checked out of the International Space Station on Tuesday night.


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Adding Color: Neon in the Home Office
one key piece or a few small ones in a similar shade of neon. A bright pink chair will do the trick, but so would an arrangement of electric crimson archive boxes on shelves.
- Neon chair and desk topper from The Tao of Dana.
- A neon pink desk in Sarah Woodrow's office.
- Electric crimson accents from Michelle's Interiors.
- Neon yellow pops liven up a white office on The Bowerbirds.
- Neon yellow accent lamps offer even more color in this office from Hyphenate.
- This DIY neon storage tray keeps things organized, from Fargevandring.
- A neon storage cabinet from Better Homes and Gardens.
- A neon green chair offsets neon washi tape in this office from VT Wonen magazine (via Miluccia).


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In advance: Make fondant loops and star. Roll out various colors of fondant 1/8 in. thick. For bow loops, cut strips 1/4 x 2 in.; cut 40 loops each in red, blue, green and yellow. Pinch ends together to form loops; let dry on side on cornstarch-dusted board. Cut star from yellow fondant using cutter. Cut 1/8 in. wide yellow strips for star swirl and lines. Shape swirl and attach along with lines using damp brush; let dry.
Step 2
Bake 1-layer cake in 12 x 18 in. Sheet Pan and cool completely on Cooling Grid. Cut cake into 48 2-inch squares with paring knife. Cover squares with melted candy. Follow package directions for melting candy. Place cooled cakes on Cooling Grid positioned over Cookie Sheet or Pan. Pour candy on cakes, spreading to edges with spatula so that candy drips down and covers sides. Let dry.
Step 3
For cake ribbons, roll out various colors of fondant 1/8 in. thick. Cut 1/4 in. wide strips to fit across top and sides of cakes; attach with damp brush.
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Stack cakes in tree shape on serving plate, placing 21 for bottom layer, 14 for second layer, 7 for third layer, 4 for fourth layer, 1 for top layer. Attach loops to packages and lollipop stick to back of star with melted candy. Insert star on top.
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Volume 36, Issue 3, March 1965
Use of Prism Pairs for Precise Pointing of an Optical Axis36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719546View Description Hide Description
The use of a pair of prisms to achieve precise pointing of an optical axis is analyzed. A sextant using prism pairs having an accuracy of 0.2″ is comfortably within the present state of the art. Even higher accuracies can be achieved at the expense of a limited maximum range in the sextant.
Properties of Wide‐Gap Spark Chambers36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719549View Description Hide Description
The operation of spark chambers with gaps of up to 40 cm has been studied. By applying electric fields of the order of 10 kV/cm particle spark tracks suitable for accurate curvature measurements have been obtained. The uniformity of the electric field represents a very important factor in determining the limit of accuracy of curvature measurements. By comparing two 40‐cm chambers located in a magnetic field against each other, it is found that the momentum of a 1‐BeV/ccosmic ray can be measured to an accuracy of ±1.4% with one 40‐cm chamber located in a 13.3‐kG magnetic field. Sensitive times of 5 μsec are typical.
Use of a Large Gap Spark Chamber in an Intense Beam of Particles36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719550View Description Hide Description
An application is considered where a beam of charged particles is passed through a large gap spark chamber. It is shown that the use of helium gas contained in a thin plastic bag in the region of the beam can reduce the efficiency of the spark chamber, in that region, to as little as 10−6 or less. The efficiency for track detection outside this region is maintained at 100% with the use of a gas mixture of 89% neon, 10% helium, and 1% argon.
First‐ and Second‐Order Magnetic Optics of a Circular‐Pole Uniform‐Field Magnet. I.36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719551View Description Hide Description
A calculation has been made of both the first‐ and second‐order optics of a uniform‐field circular‐pole magnet, using the impulse approximation for the fringe‐field effects. From this, the first‐ and second‐order resolution has been derived over the entire focal plane of the magnet as a function of the angle of deflection and the momentum of the particle.
Differential Heat Capacity Calorimeter for Polymer Transition Studies36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719552View Description Hide Description
A differential‐heat‐capacity calorimeter suitable for measuring the heats of thermally induced transition reactions of polymer solutions is described. The sensitivity of the calorimeter is such that an effect of 0.200 calories can be measured with a precision of ±1% on top of a large amount of heat (approximately 300 cal) needed to raise the temperature of the calorimeter 10°C.
Efficient Low Pressure Sputtering in a Large Inverted Magnetron Suitable for Film Synthesis36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719553View Description Hide Description
Electrical and sputteringcharacteristics of a 10‐cm‐diam inverted magnetron configuration have been investigated in the transition region from positive to negative space‐charge modes. Radial voltage and ion energy distributions were obtained for both modes. The positive space‐charge mode resulted in the most efficient transport of sputtered material from cathode to anode. Dependence of space‐charge sign reversal on apparatus dimensions and magnetic field strength are discussed showing that operation in the 10−5 Torr range can be expected for a 40‐cm‐diam configuration. The deposition profile at the anode was in good agreement with the calculated profile showing that ion current and hence sputtering is uniform over the effective cathode area.
Tagging System for High Energy Photons36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719554View Description Hide Description
An apparatus has been built to determine the energy of each photon in a bremsstrahlung spectrum which produces an interaction of interest in a hydrogen target. The technique was applied specifically to charged pion photoproduction with photons of 2 to 5 BeV. The tagging system utilized a monoenergetic (to ± 1%) positron beam which produced photons and associated recoil positrons in a thin radiator. The recoil positrons were momentum analyzed and detected by a 19‐counter hodoscope. The difference between the energies of an incident and a recoil positron is the photonenergy, and this was determined to ±2.5%. Since the photon beam is relatively weak, the interactions it produces must be detected with good efficiency. Such a large‐solid‐angle spark chamber, magnet, and counter system, which was used to measure the photoproduced pions, is also described.
Electric Furnace for Operation in Oxidizing, Neutral, and Reducing Atmospheres to 2400°C36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719555View Description Hide Description
A simple resistance‐heatedfurnace has been developed for operation at temperatures up to 2400°C in oxidizing as well as neutral or reducing atmospheres. The sample to be heated is placed in a dense zirconia tube, which is mounted inside a vertical split‐tube tantalum heating element. Any desired atmosphere may be used inside the zirconia tube without damaging the heating element, which is operated in argon. The heating element, which is also protected by the zirconia tube from attack by vapors from the sample, is surrounded by tantalum heat shields in a water‐cooled outer shell. A temperature of 2400°C was reached in a 2.22‐cm‐i.d. zirconia tube at a power level of 8 kW, and 2200°C was reached in a 3.5‐cm tube using 6.5 kW.
Hysteresis Loop Tracer for Thin Films in Ultrahigh Vacuum36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719556View Description Hide Description
The hysteresis loop tracer described in this paper has two unique features: first, the pickup coil leaves one face of the film exposed thus allowing the film to be deposited while the pickup coil is in place; secondly, the high sensitivity (noise equivalent to 5×10−13 Wb) allows measurements to be made on very thin films or on films having a very small saturation magnetization. The construction of the hysteresis loop tracer is discussed in detail and its effectiveness evaluated.
Microwave Discharge Cavities Operating at 2450 MHz36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719557View Description Hide Description
Five simple microwavecavities for producing discharges in gases were tested in He and H2 at pressures from 1 μ to 1 atm. Three of the cavities are commonly used, and two have been recently designed. One of the newly designed cavities offered a considerable improvement over early models with respect to compactness, ease of attachment to the system, and efficiency.
Automatic Optical Density Integrator36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719558View Description Hide Description
An instrument for the automatic integration of amino acid chromatograms is described. Translation of the optical density from logarithmic to linear digital units is accomplished via a logarithmic potentiometer and voltage‐to‐frequency converter. Cycles are counted in a decade counter and the accumulated total is printed out when each curve ends. The chromatogram baseline is continuously corrected to compensate for drift. The operator can select any one or any combination of photocells for integration. The equipment features 11.6‐sec‐holding circuits and a high gain amplifier in which a signal whose period is 40 min long is sampled at a 0.25‐cps rate and is synchronously detected with a relay.
Improved Torsion Viscometer for Polymer Studies36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719559View Description Hide Description
A torsion pendulum type viscometer was developed to permit determination of dynamic viscosity and dynamic modulus of solid and liquidpolymers. Sample temperature is automatically controlled within less than 1°C to any temperature in the −80 to +100°C range. Forced oscillation of the pendulum at frequencies from 3×10−6 to 3 cps or higher is possible, also, freely decaying oscillation and creeptesting. The viscometer is unique in that an extremely sensitive (<1″) and stable photoelectric angle detector is combined with a thermoelectric temperature control system, which dispenses with vibration‐inducing moving fluids. This makes possible measurements with shear strain amplitudes as low as 10−6 to 10−7, and results in improved low frequency angular measurement accuracy, limited by the ambient level of room vibrations.
Conversion of the Bausch & Lomb Dual Grating Spectrograph for the Direct Reading of Nonuniform Line Profiles36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719560View Description Hide Description
A description is given for the modification of the Bausch & Lomb dual grating spectrograph so that it may be used to directly measure longitudinal spectral line profiles with fixed phototube detectors. These measurements are often necessary in plasma diagnostics. The modified instrument has a single, compact, out of the way drive system that tilts the grating. This allows any number of lines to be recorded simultaneously. The time for scanning a cross section in the radiating source is on the order of 30 sec.
Generation and Diagnosis of Synthesized Plasma Streams36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719561View Description Hide Description
A contact‐ionization source is described which generates a cesium ion stream characterized by a high degree of order in the ion motion.Electrons are added to form a quiescent, collisionless plasma stream. Diagnostic instruments are described for demonstrating the properties of the plasma streams. Ion densities range from 5×107 to 1×1011 ions/cm3 in the source region, at accelerating voltages from 100 V to a few thousand volts, depending on the experimental application. Conical expansion of the beam reduces the densities in downstream regions. Electron temperatures in the beams range downward from the ∼2500°K emissive wire temperature. Means are described for increasing electron temperatures to several times this value, with resultant increase in beam divergence.
High Efficiency, Low Background GM Counter36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719562View Description Hide Description
A gas flow, GM counter having a low background, a 4π counting configuration, and a convenient sample changing arranagement has been constructed and tested. The counter consists of two disk‐shaped detectors hinged so that the sample is completely enclosed by the detector windows. The beta counting efficiency is about 94% for a weightless sample. The counting characteristics, stability, and configurational efficiency are comparable to conventional designs. The relative figure of merit of the counter is such that, within a given time period, two to four times as many samples can be counted to the same statistical accuracy as was possible with 2π type counters.
Magnetic Field‐Tracking Nuclear Resonance Gaussmeter36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719563View Description Hide Description
A feedback system is described by means of which a marginal oscillator may be referenced to the frequency of a nuclear resonance occurring in a magnetic field, and is thus useful as a magnetic field tracking nuclear resonance gaussmeter. An instrument is described which uses the proton resonance in water to track fields in the vicinity of 3500 G. The tracking range of the oscillator is 2 Mc about a center frequency of 14.5 Mc with an estimated tracking error of ±5 cps over this range at low tracking speed. A tracking rate as high as 50 kc/sec2 is possible with a tracking error of about 20 cps. A digital‐to‐analog conversion of the oscillator frequency has been used to present EPR spectra on an x axis linear in magnetic field, thus compensating for poor magnetic field regulation.
Zeolite Gettering for the Production of an Ultrahigh Vacuum36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719564View Description Hide Description
During the past four years, two groups at the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory have extended, independently, the uses of zeolite gettering devices toward the production of an ultrahigh vacuum. This paper discusses their collective results.
Amplitude and Decay Rate Analysis of Low Level Exponentially Decaying Radio‐Frequency Signals36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719565View Description Hide Description
A method is described which allows routine measurements of the relative amplitudes and absolute decay rates of low level exponentially decaying radio‐frequency signals to be made to within an accuracy of 1%. The signals are converted to audio frequency, narrow banded, rectified, and integrated over two successive periods of time. The theory of the measurement, which is given in detail, shows how the analysis can be made in the presence of noise which is white over a frequency bandwidth large compared to the inverse decay times. The general features of the circuits are described, and a schematic is given for a nearly ideal full‐wave linear rectifier.
Precision Measurement of Lattice Imperfections with a Photographic Two‐Crystal Method36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719566View Description Hide Description
A photographic two‐crystal spectrometer method employing the penetrating W Kα1 line has been developed. In the present investigation this technique was used to test large crystals with areas up to 25×50 mm in reflection and volumes up to 25×3.5×5 mm in transmission; angular deviations in the lattice as small as 0.5″ were detected. The first crystal was a nearly perfect calcite 30×70×10 mm used in the second order and located 100 cm from the tungsten x‐ray tube and also 100 cm from the second crystal (one tested) which was usually set in the −2 order. The 200‐cm distance from the focal spot to the second crystal separated the α1α2 lines and allowed the α2 line to be blocked out when testing a calcite crystal. In most tests the crystals were of different d ∞'s, and a small dispersion resulted, but essentially gave the rocking curve expected from the Darwin‐Prins single‐crystal diffraction pattern. A NaI detector and a scaler were used to locate the peak and half‐intensity points of the rocking curve. A photographic film was placed between the detector and test crystal, and an exposure of 5 to 20 min was made at each of the three positions. Structure in the image gave a measure of the imperfections and their location on the surface of the test crystal. Approximately 100 samples of calcite, quartz, silicon, and germanium crystals have been tested, of which only six or seven approximated perfection. The sensitivity and speed of the method appear superior to any thus far developed, and it provides not only an excellent test procedure for selecting crystals for precision x‐ray wavelength measurements and high resolving power studies, but also for further perfecting synthetic crystal ‐growing techniques.
Technique for Determining Spin‐Lattice Relaxation Times36(1965); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1719567View Description Hide Description
Experiments were performed so that the static dcsusceptibility of a paramagnetic material could be measured as a function of microwave power absorbed at electron spin resonance. The spin‐lattice relaxation τ1 can be expressed by where Pa is the microwave power necessary to change the field independent static susceptibility from χ0 to χ p . χ p is the steady state static susceptibility of the sample when it is absorbing Pa amount of microwave power. B dc is the homogeneous dc field produced by the laboratory magnet,Ms is the weight of the sample, and Γ m is a constant whose value depends solely upon the system of units used. The relaxation time is determined by directly measuringPa, Ms, B, χ0, and χ p /χ0. The apparatus, the experimental techniques, and the accuracy of the measurements are described in some detail.


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When Tahmeena (Monic Hendrickx) stumbles onto John's (William McInnes) isolated farm, he has no choice but ...
When Tahmeena (Monic Hendrickx) stumbles onto John's (William McInnes) isolated farm, he has no choice but to take her in. She's been badly injured and speaks no English. While John's not inclined to welcome visitors, not since the suspicious death of his wife, he's even less inclined to involve the police. So he goes about his business as he waits for her to heal when he plans to send her on her way. An initially reluctant voyage of mutual discovery begins as these two strangers gradually learn to communicate and connect. Tahmeena brings the homestead back to life, reopening John's eyes to the beauty of his land. In return, John does his best to track down the lost daughter she sent ahead before herself fleeing Afghanistan. As the layers of mistrust and hurt are peeled away, a love affair - passionate and poetic - unfolds to reveal the beauty of freedom, hope and choice. But John and Tahmeena can't stay hidden away on the farm forever. They won't be truly free until they venture out. And when they do, the men who think they own Tahmeena come looking for her ... and they won't leave without her. Starring Australia's William McInnes (Look Both Ways) and Holland's Monic Hendrickx (Nynke), and written and directed by Peter Duncan (Children of the Revolution), Unfinished Sky is a superbly layered love story for grown ups, set against the rugged and tense beauty of country Australia. Unfinished Sky explores the nature of loss and the language of love. It's about finding the courage to trust again, the risks we take to protect those close to us and the devastating consequences of small town secrets. Discover why Australian film festival audiences have voted UNFINISHED SKY an audience favourite at every festival in which it has screened. http://www.unfinishedsky.com/


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We Are Living In Interesting Times…
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In the Summer 2008 issue of In The Vanguard, a newsletter The Vanguard Group sends out to its customers, the newsletter interviews two outgoing managers of their Wellesley Income Fund: Earl McEvoy and Jack Ryan. Both have years and years of experience in investing, managing several other funds, and the interview was enlightening.
Here's my favorite question and its answer by Ryan (the whole interview):
There's an old blessing (or curse), "May you live in interesting times." You've guided your funds through some very interesting times. Which stand out?
Mr. Ryan: I think we've always lived in interesting times. For example, if you think back to the 1970s, before we were Vanguard portfolio managers, we had a major banking crisis. New York City was going bankrupt. Consolidated Edison cut its dividend—and electric utilities had never cut dividends. We had a recession, and the rise of the "Nifty Fifty" stocks. So we've always had interesting times. What's different today, perhaps, is that there is more financial news coverage, which can make the situation of the moment feel very intense. (emphasis mine)
It's interesting Ryan says that because its something I've come to learn after reading of the turbulence in the 70s and 80s. I've been listening to Alan Greenspan's Age of Turbulence and things, at least numerically, seemed far worse in prior eras. We cry about a 20% drop since the highs of last October, but on Black Monday, October 19, 1987, the stock market fell 22.6% (508 points!). We talk about foreclosures, job losses, and inflation… all of which were far worse in previous bad economic times but the US economy endured. In the S&L crisis, 747 banks failed!
The sky isn't falling, things aren't that bad, we just live in interesting times and the media is making the most of it. Here's what both managers believe is in store for the future, as well as some advice:
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Economic news has been downbeat lately. What is your outlook for the U.S. economy?
Mr. McEvoy: With respect to the Federal Reserve, I think they are finally accomplishing the type of yield curve they want. If the Fed can keep short rates low, banks will be able to shore up their capital by borrowing short and lending a little bit longer. However, I don't see how we avoid an increase in the inflation rate, which will put pressure on long-term bonds.
Mr. Ryan: The outlook is challenging, but if you're thinking long-term, it's an excellent opportunity to look for companies or mutual funds that are well-positioned for the future when the economy does recover. This is exactly when you want to increase your investment exposure.
The opportunities for investing are just as great today as ever. The world continues to develop. People want to do well. They want to grow their companies. They want to get ahead. There is a lot of wealth in the system that will be invested. The opportunities are there. It's just a matter of studying, doing some work, trying to improve your judgment, and taking advantage of opportunities as they present themselves.


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However, the doublecross part could go the other way. Perhaps he was hired from outside as a double agent, and completed his mission, but they deemed him expendible and have no intent of pulling him out.
Either way, he's been screwed by a government, and he's toally snapped. This song is his story. "You will come to know when the bullet hits the bone" sounds like him telling you that if you were to go through it, you'd end up just like him; that only by experiencing this yourself will you ever really understand what has happened.
Well, that's my take on this great song. (Anyone think the "na na na" or whatever at the end is just a sort of "crazy man rambling" kind of thing?)


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Really nice, voted!
please vote for my design too :D it'll help alot in the running :D
nice colors!! +1 voted
niice! i would like to see this design on a lighter colored shirt.
really nice, I would prefer a different shirt color still I like it alot +1


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Sherdog Spoilers Came True!
Those spoilers that came from Sherdog came true on who would make it to the finals! They leaked out that it would be Cote vs. Lutter and Serra vs. Lytle! Knowing who was going to win really did take the flavor out of the show! Every week I was hoping that these spoilers wouldn't come true! Let me be the first to say that Sherdog really sucks a$$ for leaking that information!
I guess you should slap yourself for visiting such a stupid site and reading the spoilers then.
i told all u guys along time ago, and noone listened
Yeah thats pretty much the reason why the show got such bad ratings in my opinion. Everyone knew what to expect and just wasn't as interested in this season.
Thanks Rush!!
Actually I read the thread once, and a couple weeks later I had already forgotten what the picks were. I didn't even realize it came true till I seen the thread! I hope that guy who leaked it all got some kind of punishment cuz that is ****ed up.
I never saw the spoiler but let me take this oppurtunity to say Rush is an ass:thumbsdown:
So true. Thank God he's gone from the forums.
Anyway Bonnar426, why'd you read them or did he just place them somewhere random and you were reading through posts and came across them?
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Jul 14, 2005 1:09PM PST
The other day while taking a break from work with my friends, we went to a local game store called Gamers. While the store is expensive, they're the only store I know of in Lincoln that still sells old games, including Dreamcast and Saturn. While there I noticed they had House of the Dead 2, which made me wonder if they had any DC lightguns. I asked, and it turned out they did. After having them test the gun to see if it worked, I bought the gun and the game, and I have to say that I am pleased. That may not have been a very interesting story, but whatever, I finally have HotD2, and that makes me happy!
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