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Amarillo police are searching for a man they said mugged a woman Saturday as she walked home from a grocery store.
About 12:45 p.m. Saturday, officers responded to a robbery call in the 4600 block of South Ong Street. The victim, a 42-year-old woman, said she was walking home from United Supermarket, 4701 S. Washington St., when a man stepped out of an older-model vehicle, possibly a Chevrolet Monte Carlo, and immediately demanded money.
The man forced her to the ground and grabbed her wallet. He took an undisclosed amount of cash from the wallet and left in his vehicle, the woman said.
The woman told police the car was black with a red interior. She described the robber as a slim, black man, about 5 feet, 6 inches tall. He was wearing a black hat and a black T-shirt, she said.
The woman suffered minor scrapes and bruises but did not require medical attention.
Police are asking anyone with information to contact Amarillo police at 806-378-3038 or Amarillo Crime Stoppers at 806-374-4400.


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A PHILADELPHIA man will serve more than 10 years in a federal lockup for his role as the mastermind and leader in an elaborate check-cashing scheme, U.S. District Judge Juan R. Sanchez ruled yesterday.
Phillip Eric Weems, 36, was sentenced to 10 years, 1 month in prison for forging and counterfeiting checks totaling $1.2 million with the help of 70 accomplices.
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Earlier this month, Mike Hearn of Google's Security Department posted online that Google has successfully encrypted the data traffic between its servers. This undoes the National Security Agency's ("NSA") work in creating the surveillance program "MUSCULAR," which taps into the connections between Google and Yahoo's private data centers.
On October 30, the Washington Post released another wave of information attributed to Edward Snowden that described how the NSA had "broken into" the communication links between Google and Yahoo's private data centers under a program codenamed MUSCULAR. The NSA is reported to operate this program jointly with its British counterpart, the Government Communications Headquarters. The tapping of these communication fibers gives the NSA access to millions of users' data, including both metadata and content, regardless of whether or not they were suspected terrorists or criminals.
RT quotes Google's chief legal officer, David Drummond as being "outraged" over the program, explaining that they have "long been concerned" about this kind of activity, and have been slowly extending encryption across Google's myriad of services in an attempt to protect its users. Drummond's statement was made in response to the Washington Post report of October 30 and continues, "[w]e are outraged at the lengths to which the government seems to have gone to intercept data form our private fiber networks, and it underscores the need for urgent reform."
According to Ars Technica, Google has had a full-encryption initiative for over a year, but accelerated the initiative in June after Snowden leaked the news of the NSA and FBI's joint "PRISM" program. Under this program, the NSA could gain front-door access to users' data by demanding data related to certain keywords or search terms. This program was previously covered by the Digest. (more…)


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Athens Clarke-County commissioners summoned state legislators last week to chastise them for refusing to follow a locally drawn agenda this session.
The annual meeting is supposed to give the legislators that Athens voters sent to the Gold Dome a chance to recap the recent session for county commissioners, but in the days of high-speed Internet, nobody seemed to be in the dark about whether the state budget had passed.
But state legislators succeeded in only one of the nine tasks that commissioners asked them to work on, and commissioners weren't happy about it.
To be fair, legislators ignored one of the commission's requests (to repeal the 2003 law that banned rental registration); found that another was a moot point (to allow businesses to scan bar codes on driver's licenses) and some of the others were completely out of their hands (shoring up funding for indigent defense).
But there was one issue, one that irked commissioners the most, one that they'd already vented about - the hotel-motel tax.
Basically, commissioners asked the local delegation to push through a bill that would allow them - the commission - to boost the hotel-motel tax to 8 percent to pay for the long-term maintenance of the Classic Center. Rep. Louise McBee introduced two forms of the bill, but no one else stood with her.
''We explored our options and expected you guys to go to bat for us,'' Commissioner David Lynn scolded. ''Officials here would vote for a tax in an election year. That was going to be on our shoulders, not yours.''
Mayor Heidi Davison predicted that the maintenance would fall to the general fund instead, where local property owners would foot the bill to maintain the $49 million facility.
Taking on Hancock: Commissioners met with Classic Center Executive Director Paul Cramer and authority chairman Paul Martin in closed-door session Tuesday to talk about land acquisition.
Government boards can shut the public out for three reasons under Georgia law - to talk about land acquisition, litigation or personnel.
And, while they have to sign an affidavit promising that they didn't talk about anything else, elected officials aren't likely to blab about what went on in the meeting.
This time they didn't have to.
Project 43 on the list of 58 sales tax projects under consideration is ''Classic Center Land Package, Hancock Street.'' Actually, the Classic Center borders Hancock Avenue, not Hancock Street. Hancock Avenue marks the northern border of the center and is the only direction it could expand.
Report card: Who graded the county government?
It was the question of the day Friday, as the Athens Area Chamber of Commerce announced the basis of the 2003 Report Card for Athens-Clarke County Commissioners.
The scores were compiled by a chamber committee - the Local Impact Committee of the Public Policy Division of the Community Development Council of the chamber - whose members meet once a week to study commissioners' decisions and score them on their support of business interests.
Chamber leaders wouldn't say for three weeks which votes they considered.
Then, at the 7:30 a.m. meeting to announce the votes, Chamber President Larry McKinney refused to disclose who is on the committee.
''It's not that that's a secret group. It's just that's not what this is about,'' he said. He again declined to identify them later.
But a chamber employee listed off the names a few weeks ago, from memory of the faces at the meeting table. In addition to committee Chairman Michael Rainer, the members are Trey Thompson, Anne Shepherd, John and Mary Padgett, Larry Benson, Len Sapera, Sean Hogan and Terry Trotochaud.
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On September 22, 2016, the City of Golden received a request that City Council conduct a review of the decision made by Planning Commission on September 7 to approve a Special Use Permit, allowing a proposed redevelopment project at 2350 Ford Street to include 100% residential uses rather than the otherwise required maximum of 75% of the building square footage being dedicated to residential uses. This project has been a topic of discussion in the community, and Council wants all residents to understand the scope and process requirements for such a Council review, which has been scheduled for the regular City Council meeting on October 13 , 2016 at 6:30 p.m..
Although the Planning Commission hearing on September 7, 2016 also included a specific site development plan for the proposal, the provisions of the Golden Municipal Code do not contemplate that Planning Commission's approval of the site plan may be appealed to City Council. Rather, the Council review will be limited to Planning Commission's decision to approve the Special Use Permit to increase the percentage of residential use in the building.
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- Council's review will not be structured as a hearing where they would accept new evidence and testimony. Rather they must limit the information under consideration to the written information and testimony presented to, and considered by, Planning Commission on September 7. The appealing parties and the applicant will be offered the opportunity to make arguments pertaining to the evidence presented to Planning Commission as it relates to the outcome of the prior hearing, but no new comments or evidence can be considered. In this fashion, Council will be acting much like a Court of Appeals and must be very careful to protect the rights of all parties and the integrity of the procedure.
- As a result of the legal limitations on how Council must handle the appeal, they must do their very best to avoid circumstances where residents, for or against the project, may try to engage them in conversation or communications about the development. They should not read emails and letters pertaining to the land use application under appeal, and cannot respond to them. They have been instructed to avoid direct conversations about the project until completion of the appeal process.
- In addition, if individuals seek to address the issue at the general public comment session at the beginning of the October 13, 2016 meeting, the City Attorney will advise City Council that they cannot consider such comments in deciding the appeal, and that continued attempts to introduce new information jeopardize the legal integrity of the Council review.
City Council recognizes that the above protections of law, to assure that the rights of all parties are preserved, can appear awkward or in conflict with our community character where opinions and input are always solicited. However, Council requests that all parties respect the importance of the action Council has been asked to perform and work together to allow Council to fulfill their obligation to review the September 7, 2016 decision in the most fair and appropriate manner.
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Phillies righthander Kyle Kendrick and outfielder Ben Francisco are among the major leaguers who were eligible to begin filing for salary arbitration yesterday. This is largely a technicality and players have until Feb. 15 to declare their intention.
The more significant date is Jan. 18, when the team and player each submit a blind salary figure. A three-man arbitration panel hears arguments from Feb. 1 to 21 and then must choose one figure or the other.
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In many areas in Europe, the prices on things are very high. Finland and GB are two examples. After conversion, we over on the European side of the pond are paying ridiculous amounts of money for games, etc. For example, Super Mario Galaxy is 55 euros at this one Finnish site I checked. That's around $88!! At amazon.co.uk it's 43 pounds, which is around $80. At amazon.com right now, you can get SMG for $50.
The euro doesn't go a long way here in Finland and many people here are wondering what is going on. The people I have talked to say prices on everything from entertainment to food, skyrocketed since the change from the Finnish mark to the euro.
As an American, I can easily admit that I took prices (and a lot of other things) for granted back in the States. I do miss it, sometimes.
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Do we have to register the games and products we buy in order to get these Star points? Is it any game or just Nintendo-specific games? This is the first time I've even heard of this.


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Fr. Kevin McCarthy has been the pastor of Saint Teresa of Avila Student Center since 1997. He has strong roots in Indiana, having grown up in Highland, earning his undergraduate degree at the University of Evansville, and having attended Saint Meinrad Seminary in Saint Meinrad, Indiana.
Since being ordained to the priesthood in 1989, Fr. Kevin has been assigned to Saint Bridget's in Hobart, Saint Thomas More in Munster and Nativity of Our Savior in Portage prior to becoming the pastor of Saint Teresa of Avila Catholic Student Center in 1997.
Those who know Fr. Kevin quickly learn a few things about him. Most apparent are his sense of humor, his enthusiasm for bringing people closer to Christ, his passion for empowering people to lead, and his core belief that the only major league franchise in the city of Chicago is the White Sox.
Fr. Kevin is not only well-known by the community of Saint Teresa's, but also to those associated with the Chapel on the campus of Lutheran-affiliated Valparaiso University as well. This stems from another of his core beliefs, which is that of outreach and dialogue with members of all faiths.
St. Teresa's has a peer ministry program that fosters future leaders in the Church. Four students live in our on-site house, called the Green House, and work an average of 15 hours per week in one of four assigned areas: Faith Formation, Community Life, Outreach and Marketing, and Service and Justice. We are so excited about this ministry here at St. Teresa's! Here are this year's Peer Ministers!
Brittany is a math, Spanish, and secondary education major who is from Geneva, IL. Brittany loves meeting new people, going on adventures, and playing basketball. She is the Vice President of Academics for the sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma, a member of ALD (the freshmen honor society), and a member of MSEED, a program for education majors in the STEM fields. St. T's is one of the main reasons Brittany decided to attend Valpo, and she has tried to make the most of her time there by singing in the choir, serving as a Eucharistic Minister, being a student representative on the Pastoral Council, and helping with Café Manna. St. Teresa's has always been a home away from home for Brittany and she is super, super excited to be a Peer Minister because St. T's means so much to her!
Will is a Senior meteorology major from Kirkwood, Missouri, a suburb just outside of St. Louis. In addition to his major, he is also earning minors in Digital Media and Math. Will is the Community Life Peer Minister and he is very excited to help make students feel welcome at St. T's through social events. Will will tell you that it was the great atmosphere at St. T's his Freshman year that made Valpo a true home away from home. Ever since he was 9 years old, Will has enjoyed juggling as a hobby, and in middle school he also added extreme pogo sticking to his repertoire. During the last three summers, Will has street performed in St. Louis and Kansas City. Most recently, Will lived in Kansas City and completed an internship at KMBC News with the hopes of fine-tuning his craft as a broadcast meteorologist. This career path stems from Will's love of science and performing – it combines the two in a unique and useful way. He is very involved on campus beyond St. T's as well. Will plays on the men's club Ultimate Frisbee team, is in Community Band (he plays the French Horn), works in the Office of Admissions, and is involved with VUTV and the meteorology department. His favorite movie is The Goonies, which he can quote in its entirety.
Cecilia is excited to be joining the St.T's staff as the Faith Formation Peer Minister. She hails from the great state of Michigan, is currently studying Mathematics & Computer Science, and is a tutor with the ASC on campus. In her spare time she is a master Rubik's cube solver, avid reader, and fan of the West Wing TV show. Cecilia is a spectacular seamstress and knitter and is always looking for card players, especially pinochle. She is looking forward to asking thought-provoking questions about faith issues and having theological discussions!
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Levin, New Zealand
Joined Dec 2008
174 Posts
A 2m Electric RES collabrative design
I'm keen on a collaborative design of a 2m (78") Rudder, Elevator and Spoiler Glider, with an elec motor on front. The goal is to have a new plan made available to all, free of charge, as a pdf doccument, in both letter and A4 sizes. I can get the plan drawn up professionally.
I know there are suitable kits and ARF models out there, but I can't find an easily printed suitable plan.
My suggested glider criteria.
2m wingspan
4 Channel control, as above.( RES plus throttle)
Traditional 2 piece/ or 3 piece wing for easy transportation
Pushrod elevator control, (possibly down midddle of boom)
Push / Pull rudder?
Std tailplane, not v-tail or t-tail (easier to build) with possibly removable stabilizer
Bolt on wing option
The Wings: Built up balsa and spruce, sheeted on front top and bottom (light balsa) with rib caps and sheeted trailing edge.
I don't know much about aerofoils, so can someone suggest a suitable wing chord, and aerofoil shape?
I hope someone else out there shares my enthusiasm for a readily available glider that meets these criteria. 2m RES flying is a lot of low cost fun, i'm keen on introducing a sunday morning friendly comp to my local club.
I'd suggest AG36
Have you seen the allegro?
There's also the Allegro e-lite.
All the ribs/wing stuff are already available in laser cut form for cheap:
Just need to make a woody fuse.
Levin, New Zealand
Joined Dec 2008
174 Posts
The Allegro E-lite is very similar to what i'd like to achieve. My only change would be changing the wing construction to straight balsa and spruce, using shear webs. I'm scared of the fancy spar of the allegro / bubble dancer, and believe a traditional design, while weighing a bit more, is more reachable to the gereral modeler, and would still fly well enough for in club competitions. I'm a fan of Dr Mark Drela, and his incredible glider designs and aerofoils, I just prefer the ease of traditional balsa bashing construction.
Rotorua, NZ
Joined Aug 2007
48 Posts
I would be very interested in this. Apart from the Drela plans I don't know of any plan only designs that are 2m wingspan and use relatively simple spar construction. How would you go about laying out the wing planform? I guess we emulate existing proven designs (notice I didn't use the word copy)
Levin, New Zealand
Joined Dec 2008
174 Posts
Planform. Do you mean polyhederal etc? I'm in two minds, Drela's sucessful Bubble dancer and allegro use a three piece wing, a r centre section with the spoilers running full width, with tips set at an angle.
The other option is the traditional polyhederal ie Spirit, Riser etc.
personally I like the idea of a three piece wing, with a single servo in the centre section, as apposed to a servo in each side or a polyhederal 2 piece wing.
Fuselage pod.
I'd love to do a nice, rounded pod out of balsa, but don't know of a simple method that would still have strength, Light weight, and not too many formers. Lots of formers make it very hard to fit Servos, Battery, speed control and reciever around.
A square sided option,
My first suggestion is to go for 3/32 balsa sides, with 1/2 or 3/8 inch triangle stock for joinging the sides to the bottom and top. The triangle stock gives a large glue area, while still being light in weight. It also allows you to round the corners off a lot more than square stock
For the fuselage botton, I'm leaning to 1/16 balsa skinned with 1/32 ply to hopefully withstand a hardish landing.
sdy. ny
Joined May 2007
4,065 Posts
The flat center section with raised tips makes for an easy build.The airfoil and wing chord from the riser 2 meter would make a good sport flying set up.Pod wise when I get some time on Saturday I could draft something up and post it here.1/16" ply would work for the fuse bottom and be plenty tough enough.How large of a battery are we looking to get in this thing?A 2100ma thunder power 3 cell perhaps?scottie
Levin, New Zealand
Joined Dec 2008
174 Posts
I'm hoping for more good gliding performance, so was thinking of a smaller 1500-1800 mah 25C Hyperion battery myself, but as the 2100 3c is a common battery it is probably best designed to accept one of these.
Motor wise, my first thought is a KDA 22-15. Cheap as chips, and about 200w with a 9x6. That's my first thoughts anyway, i've used this combo in the past.
Servos, Would 9g HXT900 be powerful enough? I think so, but aren't sure
You have caught my interest and just to throw a thought out to consider
I have a Bot with spoilers that attach to the one servo in the fuse so a two piece wing can still work in your design with poly or single 12 degree dihedral
sdy. ny
Joined May 2007
4,065 Posts
I figure draw room for the 3 cell and keep it near the c/g,that way if the breeze is up you could put the 3 cell in and get 1.5oz of ballast that can be used better than adding lead.Terror good thought and it will work fine but it may be a bit more simple over all to go with the flat center section and a one wire hook up.dwalk are you fixed on the pod and boom to save weight or drag or both or because they look cool?
If you want simpler construction how about inspiration from the Miles 2M or Chrysalis 2M. Both are balsa RES.
sdy. ny
Joined May 2007
4,065 Posts
With the chrysalis Don had drawn a fine wing and a fine sail plane for E power or thermal,and it builds well and if its possible the chrysalis flies better than it looks,and I have to say that the chrysalis has real good eye appeal.That being said why don't we just work a nice easy to fly ship that builds well from sheets of balsa and spruce spars and have fun with it?Why not take some elements from things that fly well and try to put them together into a eye pleasing form that works well?scottie
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My Daily Blessing from My Daily
Bible Reading
with meditations
by my mother, Poetess Gertrude Sanborn
Exodus 22:12 -- Exodus 25:14
Exodus 23:4
"If thou meet thine enemy's ox.
. .going astray, thou shalt surely bring it back to him
When I look at this verse, I do not think of the
"enemy" like the enemies associated with war. No--I
think of neighbors and acquaintances and former friends
who are no longer as close to us as they used to be.
If we lived on a farm--and many do--we could envision
a cow or a horse going astray. The proper thing to do is
to corral that animal and take it back to the owner,
even if that owner was an "enemy." Or at least, we
should phone the owner.
One time one of our sons saw a thief on a neighbor's
porch stealing a bicycle. Immediately, I called the
neighbor. The neighbor was nonchalant about it. In fact,
he did not seem to care. Maybe he did not believe me.
The next day he called me and asked what I knew about
the thief on his porch. The bike had been stolen! I had
done my job. I had been a good neighbor.
We live in the suburbs and do not have farm animals.
I have never seen a stray sheep or pig walk by our house
here in Collingswood. But, upon occasion, I have seen a
dog or a cat, or a raccoon, rabbit, or possum. (The
other night a coyote was spied by some friends.) If I
knew the dog or cat was lost--and I knew the owner, I
would contact him or her, even if that person was not a
"friend" to me.
A month or so ago, we received a flier from a
desperate dog owner. I did not know the dog or the
owner. The dog had gone astray. I kept the flyer. I was
concerned. I called the owner. She said the dog had
returned. I wanted to find out more about the dog and
make a friend of the owner. She was most impolite! She
did not care that I cared. I had done my part.
So as I look at this verse, I believe the verse means
that there are certain kindnesses and amenities that a
follower of the Lord Jesus Christ should perform towards
others, even if there is a division of some kind between
the owner of the animal and the Christian. You may or
may not make a friend--but that is not the point. We
should be kind and concerned.
The next verse instructs the children of Israel that
even if one of them sees a burdened-down donkey of an
owner who hates them, the Israelite should help the
beast. This is just common courtesy and friendship even
to those who dislike us--even if we receive no
recognition for our good deed. God keeps the records! (ysw)
There is so much "truth" to speak! There is also much "love" to give. Speak with a loving heart. Someone has said that it is hard to
exhort and be gracious at the same time, For self gets in the way. Why should a Christian have to be thus
exhorted? (GGS)
(Ephesians 4:15)
Sarah heard it in the tent door, which was behind him.
And they said unto him, Where is Sarah thy wife? And he
said, Behold, in the tent. And he said, I will certainly
return unto thee according to the time of life; and, lo,
Sarah thy wife shall have a son. (Genesis 18:10)
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Pete Carroll Says Team is Focused and Ready
On handling extra breaks during the Super Bowl:
"As we finish the week, we're dealing with that so that we can prepare our guys and actually practice with breaks. That's really what we're going to do, so that everybody's familiar with it. We have a way to do that. We're not just going to dissemble, and then all of a sudden it's longer. We're going to work our way through that so everybody's prepared."
On Super Bowl officials:
"It'll be relative to both teams, and whatever it is, it is. We have the best guys in the NFL calling this football game, the guys that have been ranked the highest and regarded the highest by the league and by all sources. We?re going to get the best job they can possibly turn out. This is a big day for them, too. Officiating the Super Bowl is a lifelong dream for them, as well. They're going to do a great job, and we're going to play the game accordingly. There are times when you have to adjust to how things are going, but we're not going to do anything differently."
?On indicators that his team is prepared for the Super Bowl:
"We've done this so many times that there's a tenor, there's a focus you can feel. There's an energy level, enthusiasm moving from drill to drill and the way we practice. It may be a little different, but I know it well enough. We've been doing it this way for a long time. I can sense when it's on, and the players can feel it, too. You've got to understand, this is an extraordinary day for us. Each one of these days is awesome. We're in Super Bowl week, we're in countdown to the game. We're not going to miss it. They're not going to be not right. They're going to be on. They're going to be fired up. They'll be flying around. At the end, we've just got to make sure we take care of one another. We're going to have a really rocking day today. That's how we do this. We'll get to the next day. The only thing that's important is having a great Thursday. That's what we're going to do today."
On Seattle K Steven Hauschka:
"He's a quiet person. He's very intellectual, very astute about his skills in the game and the situation. We totally trust him...He's done nothing but hit everything. He had one kick this year that wasn't on, and that one kick got knocked down at the end of the stadium."
On receiving advice from former Minnesota Viking Head Coach Bud Grant:
"I talked to him the week of the New Orleans game. That was the last time. We had a big Monday game coming up, and nobody ever played in more conditions and understood how to do that better than Bud. Over the years, I've always kind of checked in with him to get my mind right about how we want to operate. We talked through situations, kicking the ball and stuff in particular that day. He's always been a great resource. There's nobody better in the world to talk about playing in nasty conditions."
On the importance of a good start on Super Bowl Sunday:
"We would always like to start well, but that doesn't determine how the game turns out. It's how you finish. We know that well. We'll come out fine, but there's a lot of football left to be played. Although, it's really nice for the fans when you start well because they're more comfortable and they like it. I think they're going to have to suck it up. We'll do the best we can in that regard, but what we do know is it's how you finish that counts."


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P11.33. Redesign the crane runway beam of Example 10.4.10, if it has to carry a lateral force of 3 kips in addition to the loads given there. The lateral force acts perpendicular to the beam, at each wheel, above the top flange.
[EXAMPLE 10.4.10: A 18 ft long, crane runway beam carries the two end wheels of a crane. The wheels are spaced 12 ft on centers and each transfers a maximum vertical live load of 24 kips to the beam. Neglect the lateral force and longitudinal force on the member. The crane beam is without lateral support except at the columns. The specified impact is 25% of the live load. Design the beam, using A242 Grade 50 steel. The maximum service live load deflection is to be limited to L/500.]


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By Karen loves color
from Indiana
Comments about Derwent Coloursoft Pencils:
I love prismacolors but I am always wondering about the other possibilities so I decided to give these a try. These are nice pencils but they wouldn't be my first choice. But they are nice. I only purchased five colors to test out. I LOVE the Acid Yellow.... it goes down SO nicely and creamy and is a nice addition to my collection. I used it in one of my Posh coloring books and it is dreamy! So happy I picked up that color. I got the Sea Green and it is just as lovely however, it is really the same as the Prisma's Aquamarine. Bought the Ochre and Loganberry and Grey Green. Used them all on that page and I have to say, I am quite happy with these pencils -- the picture turned out great. They dust up a bit... not horribly so but they do; be prepared for that. It is a bigger barrel but not uncomfortable -- and mixed in the cup with my prisma's, it isn't trying to draw all the attention (a pun-?).One side of the prisma's sharpener does work for this pencil and gives it a great point. They go down very close to the same as the prisma in my opinion, aside from the dusting which prisma can do sometimes too, but not as much. The Sea Green and the Prisma Aquamarine feel the same going down. The Sea Green dusted; the prisma didn't. The Derwent may be holding the point a little longer, but not by much. The Prisma might be just a little creamier but not by much (and not at all by much with that Acid Yellow). The pencils are comparable for creaminess.I am deducting one point because of the flecking that is occurring although, it really seems to be happening mostly on the Loganberry. The Acid Yellow doesn't fleck at all but all of the other four colors do -- Loganberry does the most, every time and a lot. I was able to layer all of the colors on top of each other with no problem.I would be very willing to try more colors from this line in hopes of trying to find something different. Overall, I think it is a very nice pencil.
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Coloring is easy with these soft pencils.
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I have used these pencils for years and there creamy softness makes it easy to obtain the depth of color you want. I love the large diameter of the core. You do have to sharpen them frequently because they are so soft. The price for these pencils is quite reasonable compared to a lot of colored pencils.
Excellent colored pencil for painting
By PcJeff
from Waupun, WI
I use a number of different colored pencil brands when painting. I love coloursoft pencils for laying out large areas of creamy color. They are NOT the pencil for detailing as they are very soft, but as long as you are aware of that, they are wonderful!
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Nice pencils
By z3
from Central NY
These are nice pencils to color with. The core is soft and lays down well.Be aware however, that these pencils re larger around than most colored pencils, so a standard sharpener will not work with them. A sharpener with a larger bore hole is needed.
Derwent soft core pencils
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These are beautiful pencils. I was only able to buy a few colors on my budget but they are very nice. Received very fast.
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I ordered about 20 open stock pencils. 5 of them had the leads broken. It wasn't just the tips, it was the whole end down past the wood. At first, I figured it was just my bad luck, but I also noted that they were very poorly packaged. Other pencils I have ordered have had the tips protected. These pencils were just in the thin plastic bag and stuck in a padded envelope, which didn't seem very padded, and the tips were at the opening end of the envelope where the padding is thinnest. The ones I got before had something wrapped around the ends. When I sharpened the first one and saw how short it looked compared to the other new ones, I decided to make a call. The person that I dealt with one the phone was very friendly, which automatically made me less irritated. Then she said the pencils would be replaced and that I didn't have to mail the other ones back. This made me even happier because I wasn't going to have to pack them up and make a trip to the post office (which I hate doing). The replacement pencils arrived less that a week later and were in perfect shape. You don't always know what you're getting into when you order online, and it's nice to know that I can recommend Dick Blick to everyone based on quality, price, and customer service!
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I am just begin to color because I am just beginning to have free time after 40 years of teaching. These pencils are a good step up for me from my classroom set of colored pencils like Crayola, etc. They seem just soft enough to lay down a moderate amount of color without a lot of pressure and seem to build up nicely. For the price, I am quite satisfied. A good starter set for me.
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Great pencils,they do a great job and hold there points
Derwent Coloursoft colored pencils 72 pieces. Very Nice set
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I really like these colored pencils. They blend nicely and the colors are very nice. They really look nice when using 2 or 3 different colors to make a variegated flower. So pretty. I've used them on the last 2 pictures I've colored and am happy with them so far. They seem to sharpen easily and I haven't had any breakage yet. Just wish I'd have waited as I noticed they now are less expensive than when I ordered mine a couple weeks ago. If I didn't already have so many different types of colored pencils I would buy them again right now, but I'm running out of storage space.
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enjoyable sexual practice which often results in the male gifting his female partner with a 'pearl necklace'(q.v.)
Christ, she's got a shirtfull. I could fancy a good titwank between them.
Anonymousによって 2003年03月18日(火)
The use of one's Penis in the cleavage of a female (dependent on how much cleavage they have of course) - stimulating the art of intercourse.
All he's gonna get is a Tit-Wank that tight Gypo!.
Bruce Leeによって 2003年03月27日(木)
dat ho gave me a titwank
One Eyed Milkmanによって 2004年05月31日(月)
See also Tit-Fuck.
Bruce Leeによって 2003年04月04日(金)
Usually associated with knob in tits scenario,but can also mean wanking a womans tits off to orgasm,great to watch!
Tit wank love,i am having a great wank watching!
rudiによって 2006年10月28日(土)
also known as tit ride
wow her tits were so big i had to give her a tit ride
craigによって 2005年01月26日(水)
Expression - Playing about, a tease.
1. Yo Lemon!, bang up some proper choons, stop "Tit-Wanking" about with Britney 'Teeny-Bopping' Spears!!!
2. Lemon would rather play FIFA than International Superstar Soccer on his PS2, what a "Tit-Wank(er)".
2. Lemon would rather play FIFA than International Superstar Soccer on his PS2, what a "Tit-Wank(er)".
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Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 35 mins
When I lived in Mexico, this was one of my favorite meals! Easy and oh so good! Delicioso!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1⁄2 cup chopped onion
- 1 green pepper, chopped
- 1 tomatoes, peeled and chopped
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 1 jalapeno pepper, chopped (optional)
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano leaves
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon hot pepper sauce (Tabasco is good)
- 1 (8 ounce) can tomato sauce
- 1⁄2 cup water
- 6 eggs
- In large skillet, heat olive oil.
- Add onion and green pepper, cook until tender.
- Add tomato, garlic, jalapeno, if using, oregano, salt, hot pepper sauce, tomato sauce and water.
- Simmer, covered for 20 minutes.
- Uncover.
- Break eggs, one at a time, into cup and slip into sauce.
- Cover and simmer over low heat until eggs are set, about 5 minutes.
- Serve over tortillas or toasted English muffins, topped with some of the sauce.
- Enjoy!
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What a wonderful dish! Today is cinco de mayo and my family loved this. What a wonderful way to change up breakfast eggs. I layered warmed up corn tortillas, covered with retried beans, eggs, sauce and Topped with cheese. if I would have had sour cream, I think that would have been a nice touch in top. Cooked exactly as written....used fresh tomatoes...
This was excellent! I substituted fresh cuban oregano from my yard rather than dried. I only had a red bell pepper so used this instead of the green pepper. I served this on top of 4 small toasted corn tortillas topped with 2 tablespoons each refried beans and topped with shredded manchego cheese. It was very delicious-we enjoyed it for brunch but it would make an excellent meatless supper.


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Frankfurt show: VW's preview night
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Volkswagen flexed its motoring muscles last night at a preview show in front of 2,352 journalists from 43 countries (they apparently counted us in).
The Frankfurt show, which opens this morning to the media, is home turf for the German brand and it brought together its stable of brands to showcase its latest wares.
Top billing, of course, goes to the new VW Up!, which Paddy Comyn reported on last week, but there was room on stage for a new Audi A2 concept (electric of course), the gorgeous new 911 from Porsche and a very impressive concept version of an upcoming Skoda that will slot in between the current Fabia and Octavia models.
While the Up! will draw most of the media attention given its relevance in urban areas and ultra-competitive price (starting at €10,800 in Ireland) the Skoda is certain to wet the appetites of many motorists. The car not only looks smart but with prices likely to start below the current Octavia range it could well shake up a market already focussed primarily on price and value for money. The Fluence has delivered that share for Renault up to now but Skoda is set to give chase.
As expected from a brand that also boast marques such as Bugatti, Bentley and Lamborghini – not to mention the aforementioned Porsche – within its ranks, there was plenty of mouth-watering metal on display, and some odd-balls. That particular prize goes to a version of the Bugatti Veyron that has been built in conjunction with Royal Porcelain in Berlin. Featuring porcelain inserts on both the interior and exterior, the supercar brand is making no bones about the fact that this is a work of art as much as a car. The display car is the only one built so far but has already been sold – for an undisclosed sum – to a buyer in the Middle East. It's a viable Veyron but with an immaculate white interior and the various porcelain parts its unlikely to take to the road very often if at all.
The show didn't go without hitch, however. Seat unveiled a rather lacklustre concept version of a future replacement for its Exeo but as it made its way off stage the shutters came down a little too quickly, knocking a new kink into the rear tail design that's likely to have had designers working late into the night to remedy before its public unveiling later today.


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I have new rates easier daily rates, 2 night minimum - $275/Daily summer rates (holiday rates are higher) , these come with tickets to the outdoor water park, Aquatopia indoor water park and Mountain coaster depending on the season. the number of tickets depends on the number of nights staying.
We are now managed by a rental agency for more amenities (see below). Ask for Northridge, 389 Vista Drive to get this unit. Send for a quote and I will respond with the link to book.
2 nights:
4 Mountain Coaster Tickets
4 Aquatopia Tickets
4 Camelbeach Tickets
3 nights:
6 Mountain Coaster Tickets
6 Aquatopia Tickets
6 Camelbeach Tickets
4 and more nights:
8 Mountain Coaster Tickets
8 Aquatopia Tickets
8 Camelbeach Tickets
Camelbeach Waterpark Resort opens from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Ride their new mountain roller coaster open all year round.
Why rent our townhouse? We are proud owners that pride ourselves in taking care of our guests. Plus, we are just TWO MINUTES away from Camelback/Camelbeach Resort. Between the comfort of our townhouse and the location, you couldn't ask for anything more! Please read our reviews and see how our previous guests agree. You also get privacy, something you won't get when renting at a BIG lodge or hotel. You also get your own BBQ grill which the lodges, hotel don't provide, if they do you need to share and wait your turn to cook.
Our charming townhouse in the Pocono Mountains overlooks Camelback Ski Trails/Big Pocono Mountain! We have been renting since early 2006 and try to make your stay as comfortable as possible. We're located in Northridge Station/Four Seasons at Camelback, surrounded by Mt Pocono State Park, which is wooded and full of wildlife. Sometimes you can see the deer graze late at night. There is parking for 2 cars. We are less than a 2 Minute drive from the entrance of Camelback Ski Resort / Camelbeach Water Park / CBK Adventures. Our townhouse contains everything you need to make yourself at home. Our Air Conditioned townhouse can sleep up to 8 people, in our 3 bedrooms. Perfect for families. Relax and enjoy your hard earned vacation. Upstairs, our Master Bedroom has a Queen sized bed and a twin bed (great for a younger child), with a ceiling fan and a beautiful view of the ski slopes & mountain, it also has ensuite bathroom. Next to the master bedroom is an open bedroom (no door or closet) with 3 twin size beds and a bureau, along with another ceiling fan (sleeps 3 people - perfect for the kids)! On the main floor is another bedroom with a Queen sized bed. Perfect for grandparents who have trouble climbing stairs.. Our two full sized bathrooms have tub/showers - one upstairs and one downstairs, both updated with tile floors in 2010.
Clean linens and towels are provided, as well as a starter pack of toilet paper, paper towels and dish washing detergent. No need to rush to the store and buy the essentials.
When you enter our townhouse the first thing you see is our Living Room with the cathedral ceilings and our wood burning fireplace (sorry, firewood no longer provided) - large and airy! We have comfortable seating to enjoy our wood burning fireplace on our sofa, loveseat and new reclining easy chair (2012). There is a TV with a DVD/VCR player, along with DVD/tapes for all ages. We have a stereo, with a library of CDs. There is free WiFi internet connection. The Living Room has a ceiling fan for summer days.
Our kitchen is fully stocked with all you would need to prepare a meal. Just bring your own food and spices. Our kitchen includes a dishwasher and a new washer/dryer (2011). Along our counter we have 4 new stools to have a quick snack or drink. We have a dining room next to the kitchen with seating for 6. Our townhouse has an open floor plan for the Living Room, Dining Room and Kitchen. Be a part of the conversation, from any part of these rooms! Go onto the deck via the sliding glass door in the dining room & enjoy the WEBER Gas BBQ Grill (2010).
We have GAMECUBE, with 2 controllers and few gamecube games for the children (or adults) to play. Plenty of board games, for all ages.
Our past renters have stated how they love entering our beautiful townhouse. They feel immediately comfortable and don't want to leave. Read our reviews and see how people comment that the pictures don't do the townhouse justice!
In the winter, enjoy the wood burning fireplace after a long day of skiing. There is nothing like the glow of the fire to relax and heat you up, making it warm and inviting! NIGHT SKIING is offered at Camelback Ski Resort. One of the few places in the area that offers this! Enjoy the night lights from Camelback Ski Trails. The lights, from night skiing, makes it look like a big lit-up Christmas Tree, in the winter! Breathtaking!
In the summer, after a long day of hiking, swimming at the Waterpark or at the community outdoor pool you will enjoy coming into a cool house. We have an air conditioner with remote control and 3 ceiling fans. Also, the air conditioner will be appreciated after shopping at the over 100 outlets stores, just 5 minutes away!
In the Spring/summer/Fall enjoy the new zipline, Euro Bungy & Segway tours on the mountain. On our cozy porch there is a romantic bench seat. Sit outside and enjoy the tranquility of the area! Many have enjoyed their morning tea or coffee out there.
The development has an outdoor summer heated swimming pool & outdoor tennis courts (pool fee's are extra). The development also has a small fitness center which can be accessed for a small fee.
Renter must be at least 25 years old unless accompanied by parents. Families with young children welcome.
There are many places to go within 30 minutes of our rental:
- 1 minute drive outdoor community pool
- 2 minute drive Camelback Ski resort/Camelbeach Outdoor Waterpark/CBK Adventures
- 3 minute drive paintball gallery/Barley Creek Microbrewery/kids fishing (Fish and Pay)
- 5 minute drive Premium outlet shopping
- 10 minute drive horse back riding/Kohl's and various restaurants
- 15 minute drive Casino gambling, Delaware Water Gap, fishing, antique shopping and more restaurants
- 25 minute drive skeet shooting, 6 plex movie theater, mall shopping
- 30 minute drive white water rafting, Bushkill Falls, golfing, Pocono International raceway
- 30 minute drive Indoor Waterpark - *** open to the public, just bring your towels ****
- 90 minute drive to Upper Manhattan - perfect for those traveling from far away to visit the BIG APPLE for a day. It's a straight ride to the George Washington bridge, Route 80 which turns to I-95 when you reach Teaneck NJ, close to the GWB.
Keywords: townhouse, fireplace, camelback, Poconos, camelbeach, skiing, tubing, bedroom, pennsylvania, pet, outlet, casino, dining, vacation, rental, slopes, ski, waterpark, mountains, zipline, aquatopia
My parents and I bought the house 2005 because we loved the area. It was so green and lush when we visited in the Spring and summer. It is even more beautiful in the winter evenings when Camelback has the lights for night skiing on, it really does look like a Christmas tree in the distance. The mountain covered in pure white snow is enticing and inviting every morning, it almost beckons you to go out and play in it.
Silvia Paolini purchased this townhome in 2005
We like the Poconos, fresh air and nature. It is a nice place to go and relax to get away from city living. A weekend away just recharges our batteries. Not too far to get away but far enough to feel like you went away. No planes, security lines or missed connections to contend with, just straight on route 80, bring all your stuff no extra baggage charge. Take the dog too, this is extra but less than leaving Fido in a kennel sometimes and nice to have the family pet with you sharing the vacation. No pets under a year old or not house trained.
The view of Camelback is beautiful, especially when it's lit up at night. We are a 2 minute drive to the mountain, so loading and unloading the family is easy and fast. Use the backroad to avoid waiting in line to get into Camelback/Camelbeach traffic. After dropping off the kids you can go to the outlet center which is nearby, when the kids call because they are ready to come home, it's no problem in 2-4 minutes they're back in the car ready for home. We have a real wood burning fireplace so while the kids are skiing, kick your feet up and sit in front of the fireplace enjoying a hot chocolate and reading a good book in the peace and quiet. Staying at a rental is great because you can save money by cooking (in our fully equipped kitchen) or staying in for some of your meals (order take out or have it delivered). Great for people on a budget or with special diets and needs. During the summer we have a large heated outdoor pool, childrens pool and playground open only for residents, renters and guests of the development. Adults can enjoy nights on the town at the casino 10-15 minutes away, they have classy restaurants, live music shows, DJ and dancing. If it rains there is a 6 plex movie theater running the newest movies 20 minutes away or 30 minutes away go to the public indoor waterpark open to all. There are hiking trails all around us, we are surrounded by nature and tranquility. Just listen to the birds and sometimes as the sun goes down you can see the family of deers come out and graze.
From an email:
thank u again...u have a lovely property that is close to everything one is seeking on a poconos vaction. u supplied more than what i expected and made our trip quite comfortable. yes, i would not only rent ur home again, but i will recommend as well...
The entire rental process was simply and the transaction was smooth and safe.
Many people that i work with are calling about my rental experiance. I will forward your info to them...
please keep me on ur contact list and send me a hello from time to time....I really think this year id like to take the kids snowtubing/skiing....camelbeach was a blast and so was bushkill falls....
Place was nice & cozy. Does sleep 8 "comfortably". I put the quotation marks in because I think it might be time to upgrade some of the beds at least. A few of them had dips in them which was not the most comfortable. Wood burning fire place is def. a plus as when we were there it dropped to -8 degrees. Very close to the mountain. All in all, I would recommend. Thanks!
The house was very nice. It lacked nothing we needed. Over all we had a great weekend there with the family.
TV upgrade to flat screens would be nice and a TV in the main bedroom would be perfect.
I can't begin to explain how wonderful this home was. Let me start by saying that Silvia was so wonderful in dealing with me. I called her on the 7/11 to ask her if her home was available for the next day. I was at work and had a limited time to communicate but Silvia was patient with me through the whole process. The pictures on this site don't do the place justice. It is extremely clean and well kept. Ana and Silvia leave the place well stocked and have everything that you could possible need already there. The Welcome Packet was great and had a list of things to do, activities to play and places to eat. We found that very helpful and planned all of our activities with it. The house was stocked with many board games and we spent every night playing until it we passed out. The place is a 2 min drive from the water park and 3 mins to the pool which was really nice. The trip was absolutely amazing and it wouldn't have been had we not found Ana and Silvia's home. My family and I plan on coming back many more times in the future.
Words can not express how wonderful this home is. Its nestled and pretty private which is what we wanted. Everything was neat and very clean. Enough towels for everyone. Also the kitchen was well equiped with all we needed. My daughter enjoyed seeing deer almost everyday while driving. The pool was beautiful, clean and had enough tables and lounge chairs. We will definitely be returning. Would love to see what it looks like in winter and fall!
Anthony, Amy and Hannah Castiglia (Lyndhurst NJ)
We had a great experience with this townhouse. The owner, Silvia, was on top of every detail, even with the fact that we booked it just a few days in advance of our trip. The location of the townhouse is great; just about 5 minutes to the Camelback ski area and less than 10 minutes to local restaurants, shops, and the grocery store. The townhouse was very clean and stocked with everything we needed for an enjoyable stay. We will absolutely book this townhouse for our next trip to the Poconos!
We very much enjoyed our stay at your townhouse. It is comfortable and cozy and was just as the pictures show. The fireplace was great for the cool evenings. It is convenient to major highways, easy to find and close to shopping, sightseeing, etc. The house was very clean & fresh. Beds were neatly made, towels in the bathrooms, and toilet paper, kleenex, paper towels, dish detergent, etc. were all out. We like to prepare our own dinner and found the kitchen had all the essentials for cooking. In the future, if we decide to visit the Poconos again, we will certainly be in touch to rent your townhouse again. And if anyone mentions they are going to the area, we will give them your email.
Thank you for allowing us to enjoy your home and explore the area.
Snow Tubing, White Water Rafting, Skeet Shooting, Paintball, zipline,segway tours, euro bungy and casino gambling all within 15 minutes drive if not closer. Large park 2 miles away where the children young and old can enjoy baseball, basketball, and a playground for the younger children.
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Nov 22 2016 - Nov 27 2016
2 night minimum stay
winter season 1
Dec 9 2016 - Dec 22 2016
2 night minimum stay
Dec 23 2016 - Dec 31 2016
2 night minimum stay
Winter season 2
Jan 1 2017 - Jan 12 2017
2 night minimum stay
MLK weekend
Jan 13 2017 - Jan 16 2017
2 night minimum stay
winter season 3
Jan 17 2017 - Feb 16 2017
2 night minimum stay
Prez week
Feb 17 2017 - Feb 24 2017
2 night minimum stay
Winter season 4
Feb 26 2017 - Mar 31 2017
2 night minimum stay
Summer Season
Apr 1 2017 - Jul 2 2017
2 night minimum stay
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The property is now managed by a rental agency - Camelback Resort Rentals in Tannersville. At camelbackresortrentals dot com. The price includes tickets to Camelbeach Outdoor Waterpark, Aquatopia Indoor Water Park, Camelback Adventure Mountain Coaster and others depending on season. The number of tickets is based on the number of nights booked. You can book through me or through them. Ask for unit Northridge, 389 Vista Drive on camelbackresortrentals dot com. Ask for Ana and Silvia's Mountain Home.


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Lightweight trail speed is the name of the game for the Speedcross 3 from Salomon.
Its racing design has an aggressive tread that digs into the trail to give you incredible traction. The quick-lace system is extremely light weight and hugs your foot for a comfortable and tight fit. The uppers are trail ready with water resistant fabric and mud guards to help keep your shoes light and clean.
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These are my husband' s absolute favorite shoes! Great for running either on the treadmill or around town. So comfortable you will want to wear them everyday. I have a pair myself!
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I am on my third pair of these shoes, which I use exclusively for trail running. I run 25-35 miles per week and about 80% of that is on trails. However, I use the Speedcross exclusively on steep and/or slippery trails. I used them about 3-5 times per month.
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The West Texas A&M softball team will kick off a ten-game road trip with a homecoming of sorts, as Lady Buff coach Kevin Blaskowski returns to face Eastern New Mexico, his former school, for a four-game Lone Star Conference South series.
Two doubleheaders are scheduled, the first beginning 1 p.m. today and the second scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday. WT has lost 11 of 12 and will be facing a Zia squad which hasn't taken the field since March 11. ENMU is unbeaten at home.
The Lady Buff pitching staff is led by freshman Kourtney Hodgins, who has a 4.40 ERA with 17 strikeouts in 41.1 innings of work. They are led on offense by junior catcher/infielder Brooke Guidry, hitting .376 with six homers and 27 RBI and freshman infielder Breanna Adams, hitting .387 with 30 runs scored and 10 doubles.
The Lady Buffs will travel to Southeastern Oklahoma State and Cameron University before returning home on April 7 to face Abilene Christian.
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The definition of an NBA center has become so confounding that the league actually removed the position from the All-Star Game ballot earlier this year (via NBA.com).
The hybrid bigs of today's NBA often enjoy minutes at both the center and power forward positions. There are power forwards playing center, small forwards playing power forwards and backcourts with two point guards.
Somewhere (probably along the white, sandy beaches of Maui), Hall of Famer Don Nelson is smiling. If the league hasn't fully embraced his small-ball style, the NBA has taken enough elements from it that it's now approaching copyright infringement.
But true centers still carry their massive weight around NBA circles. It's the reason that Golden State (Andrew Bogut) and Philadelphia (Andrew Bynum) gambled on a few high-priced, injury-prone players within the past calendar year. Or why Indiana dished out a cool $58 million to keep Roy Hibbert in the navy and gold.
But who's the best center in the NBA? Cleveland coach Byron Scott says right now it's Anderson Varejao, according to Fox Sports Ohio's Sam Amico. That's awfully high praise, but just how off-base is it really?
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2011 was a year in which events rarely turned out as predicted, and when much of the world seemed shrouded in turmoil and uncertainty. It was difficult for government analysts back in Washington to know just where they were on the map, let alone where they were heading.
In place of Clausewitz's famous "fog of war," we had a "fog of revolution" and consequent "fog of policy."
If you're looking for a unifying image for 2011, several possibilities are obvious: One is "the protester," Time magazine's choice for person of the year. Another is "the dead terrorist," Osama bin Laden, whose killing marked the emotional end of the decade after Sept. 11, 2001.
In this year-end review, I'm going to focus on a third image, "the befuddled leader." 2011 offered many such candidates, from Barack Obama, the American president whose reticent style was lampooned as "leading from behind"; to the bootless Europeans, Angela Merkel of Germany and Nicholas Sarkozy of France, who spent the year muffing their economic crisis; to the nervous free-market totalitarians, Vladimir Putin in Russia and Hu Jintao in China, looking over their shoulders at technology-empowered citizens.
And don't forget the most befuddled leaders of all -- Hosni Mubarak of Egypt (deposed), Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen (has said he will relinquish power by February), Moammar Gadhafi of Libya (dead) and Bashar al-Assad of Syria (probably on his last legs).
This was a year riven with contradictions: The citizen movement that took flight in Tunisia as the Arab Spring ended up empowering Muslim political groups across the map, to the point that some secular Arabs worry it's now an "Islamist Winter," freezing the rights of women and minorities. In Egypt, a military that began the year as the protesters' ally ended it as their enemy; the Tahrir Square uprising wobbled unsteadily at year-end, often seeming to be adding another depressing chapter to Crane Brinton's "The Anatomy of Revolution," a classic study of how such revolts go off track.
The two most worrisome examples of the befuddled leader were in Europe and Pakistan. Though culturally a world apart, both experienced a year in which political leaders failed to address existential threats.
Europe is still a puzzle at year-end, especially a Germany that acts as if it can flog the rest of the continent to economic health. Coordinated fiscal policy and austerity will certainly be necessary for the eurozone's future.
But what's needed right now is flexibility and growth -- encouraged by a European Central Bank that can act, like the U.S. Federal Reserve, as a lender of last resort. But the Germans don't want that sort of balm. Better for spendthrift Europeans to suffer.
Pakistan is the year's scariest example of leadership failure. It's a story abetted by American policies that, with the best intentions, kept adding to Pakistan's destabilization. Through 2011, the Pakistani military rolled over the hapless President Asif Ali Zardari as if he were no more than a gaudy piece of cardboard. The military's zealotry sought to cover its failure -- to find an al-Qaida leader who had been hiding in plain sight, and to combat an Islamist insurgency that threatens Islamabad far more than America ever could.
2011 is one of those years that historians are likely to look back on as a "hinge." And the truth, at once frightening and exhilarating, is that we don't know yet which way the door will swing.
America would be wise to do more in 2012 to make sure the hinge is an opening, rather than a closing.


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Volume 65. Marine Medicinal Foods
1st Edition
Implications and Applications: Animals and Microbes
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I. Introduction to Medicinal Foods
1. Medicinal uses of marine animals: Current state and prospects
Se-Kwon Kim and Ramjee Pallela
II. Sources of Marine Animal Bioactives
2. Nutraceutical functionalities of polysaccharides from marine invertebrate
Byeong-Dae Choi and Yeung Joon Choi
3. Marine byproduct phospholipids as booster of medicinal compounds
Koretaro Takahashi and Yoshikazu Inoue
4. Characterization of bioactive peptides obtained from marine invertebrates
Jung Kwon Lee, Joong–Kyun Jeon, Se-Kwon Kim and Hee Guk Byun
5. Bioactive marine peptides: nutraceutical value and novel approaches
Anupam Giri and Toshiaki Ohshima
6. Chitosan and fish collagen as biomaterials for regeneration medicine
YoshihikoHayashi, Shizuka Yamada, Kajiro Yanagi and Takeshi Ikeda
7. Chitosan as potential marine nutraceuticals
Jae-Young Je and Se-Kwon Kim
8. Bioactive compounds from marine sponges and their symbiotic microbes: A potential source of Nutraceuticals
Se-Kwon Kim and Pradeep Dewapriya
9. Medicinal Benefits of Marine Invertebrates: Sources for Discovering Natural Drug Candidates
Mahanama De Zoysa
10. Sea-originated cyotoxic substances
Norihito Maru and Daisuke Uemura
11. Secondary metabolites with new medicinal functions from marine organisms
Osamu Ohno, Kiyotake Suenaga, and Daisuke Uemura
III Medicinal Effects of Bioactives
12. Structure-function relationship of anticoagulant and antithrombotic well-defined
Victor Hugo Pomin
13. Functional lipids from marine sources and their health benefits
Eresha Mendis and Se-Kwon Kim
14 Health benefits of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids: eicosapentaenoic acid
"While marine species make up about half of global biodiversity, their extensive capacity to produce natural products and its importance to marine pharmaceutical and nutraceutical companies and others was only recently discovered by the scientific communities. The field of marine biotechnology is looking at microbes and animals like algae, sponges, and coral as a plentiful source of substances for use in the treatment of severe human diseases. This book explores the current status and potential for medicinal foods from marine animals, the various compounds available, and the staggering possibilities of their use in treating a wide range of diseases, from cancer to hypertension and much more." --Reference and Research Book News, August 2012