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IDN browser hacks
Heard about the IDN browser hack? Try out this test page which should open your eyes (the hack is blocked in IE, ironically enough). Here's a list of all affected browsers, ways to fix this in mozilla inside.
The company that brought full screen flash ads that overtake the browser is cooking up something new, which could quite possibly be worse: reskinning your browser and replacing toolbar buttons with advertisements. Although they don't state the limitations, I would assume it works in windows IE and possibly Netscape/Mozilla (through XUL). Perhaps it's time to switch to Opera once and for all.
The W3C opens a can of whoopass on the browser manufacturers with this detailed list of bugs they'd like to see remedied. Will this result in any changes whatsoever, or will Microsoft and Netscape continue to ignore what they should be doing?
If you've never lived in California, you really ought to give this site a try. We haven't had a big one in a few years, so I guess we're due for a devastating one any day now...
For all the early adopters out there, here's the early Netscape 6 beta
For all the early adopters out there, here's the early Netscape 6 beta which is 16 Mb and runs on Win32 systems. The real beta should be out April 5th, and I hear it will be around 5 Mb.
In case you haven't heard elsewhere, the newest Mozilla milestone (M13) was released today. Here's the download page, lets hope they finally get a beta launched soon.
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Those bruises look terrible. Hope it was a minor bicycle accedent and not something more serious.
Nice pee, with super shaven clam and nice piss flaps...excellent!
I wish i was laying down naked so she could pee on me and after she get done peeing on me i would love to slid my cock up her pussy. I would love to have my cock in her pussy
would love to have her pee on me. love watching girls pee. it so cool
very nice pee hole you have there. I would due anything to lick that pee hole you have. I bet my cock would fill so good inside you
damn wats up with the beat marks
thirsty now
She cute, but i hope the knees went ok again.
lol that music ruined it
LoL... That music is quite hilarious at some point
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Lianas, woody. Branchlets terete, with longitudinal ridges, with dense rubiginous curly hairs; tendrils bifurcate. Leaves simple, both surfaces of same color when dry; stipules ovate-elliptic, 1.5-2 × 1-1.5 mm, apex obtuse; petiole 1.5-7 cm, densely ferruginous pilose; leaf blade cordate-oval, 6-11.5 × 5.5-8.5 cm, abaxially with dense rubiginous curly hairs, adaxially pubescent when young, then hairs falling off and with some hairs only on veins, basal veins 3-5, lateral veins 5 or 6 pairs, veinlets conspicuous abaxially, base cordate, notch rounded or obtuse and angular, margin with 35-40 sharp teeth on each side, apex mucronate, rarely acute. Inflorescence umbelliform, leaf-opposed; peduncle 1.5-4.5 cm, with dense rubiginous curly hairs. Pedicel 1.5-2.5 mm, pubescent. Buds oval, 1.5-2 mm, apex rounded or obtuse. Calyx undulately lobed, pubescent. Petals oval, 1.3-1.7 mm, pubescent. Ovary sparsely pilose; style conical; stigma expanded. Berry 6-7 × 5-6 mm, 1-seeded. Seed surface with sharp ridges, ventral holes short and narrow. Fl. Jun-Jul, fr. Aug-Sep. 2n = 22.
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Vitis adnata (Roxburgh) Wallich.
Forests, shrublands; 500-1600 m.
Cissus adnata
Cissus adnata is a woody vine species in the genus Cissus found in Asia and Australia.[2][3][4]
Pallidol is a resveratrol dimer found in C. pallida.[5]
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- ^ "Taxon: Cissus adnata Roxb.". Germplasm Resources Information Network (GRIN). United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, Beltsville Area. Retrieved 20 July 2013.
- ^ Cissus adnata on florabase.calm.wa.gov.au
- ^ Hyland, B. P. M.; Whiffin, T.; Zich, F. A. et al. (Dec 2010). "Factsheet – Cissus adnata". Australian Tropical Rainforest Plants. Edition 6.1, online version [RFK 6.1]. Cairns, Australia: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, through its Division of Plant Industry; the Centre for Australian National Biodiversity Research; the Australian Tropical Herbarium, James Cook University. Retrieved 20 July 2013.
- ^ Pallidol, a resveratrol dimer from Cissus pallida. Mushtaq A. Khan, Shah G. Nabi, Satya Prakash and Asif Zaman, Phytochemistry, Volume 25, Issue 8, 17 July 1986, Pages 1945-1948, doi:10.1016/S0031-9422(00)81180-2
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Cheap "Popcorn Ball" Solar Cells Set Efficiency Record
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A close up of a single ball, 300 nm across. The ball is made up of 15 nm grains.
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Millions of the balls compose a layer of the solar cell.
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The thin light-absorbing zinc oxide surface, pictured here in a picture from a scanning electron microscope, is about 10 um thick, and composed of the popcorn ball like structures.
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While not very tasty, these balls are extra efficient
With gas prices going up, refining capacity stretched to its max, and the reality that fossil fuels will eventually be depleted settling in, interest in alternative energy solutions of various types is at an all time high. Among these is
renewed vigor in the solar power industry
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building massive new plants
new ground breaking research
, the rather old field of solar power, is adapting quickly to the latest tech.
The University of Washington just made another breakthrough in solar power, that while humorous sounding, certainly offers serious gains. Researchers at the university studying solar cell configurations discovered that by implementing a popcorn ball design -- tiny spheres clumped into bigger porous spheres -- efficiency in cheap solar cells was near doubled.
The dramatic improvement was included in findings presented at the national meeting of the American Chemical Society in New Orleans. Lead author Guozhong Cao, a UW professor of materials science and engineering, states, "
We think this can lead to a significant breakthrough in dye-sensitized solar cells."
Dye-sensitive cells have been in vogue since early pioneering research in 1991. The cells have the advantage of being
flexible, cheaper, and easier to manufacture
than brittle silicon solar cells. Rough surfaces have been a focus in the dye-sensitive field's research, with researchers reach efficiencies of approximately 10 percent capture of the suns energy absorbed. This efficiency is only about half that of traditional silicon solar cells found on roof tops and calculators but with the lower price its is enough to stay competitive with the silicon cells.
The University of Washington researchers looked to compare homogeneous rough surfaces with various clumped designs, instead of trying to maximize the efficiency of the well researched homogeneous rough surface. One dilemma that researchers faced was the size of the grains used. Bigger grains, closer to the visible wave length of light cause the light to bounce around inside the thin-light absorbing surface, increasing the probability that it will be absorbed. On the other hand, small grains have a bigger surface area per volume, increasing absorbtion.
Explains Cao, "You want to have a larger surface area by making the grains smaller. But if you let the light bounce back and forth several times, then you have more chances of capturing the energy."
Other researchers have tried unsuccessfully to improve efficiency by mixing small and large grains. The UW researchers instead took tiny 15 nm grains and clumped them together into 300 nm agglomerations, essentially making large grains composed of small grains, an approach that resembles macroscopic scale popcorn balls.
Each gram of the material has an incredible surface area of 1,000 square feet per gram covered in light absorbing pigment. Thanks to the complex design light also gets trapped inside the larger balls, increasing absorption remarkably. The researchers were surprised at their success, saying it surpassed even their best hopes. Says Cao, "We did not expect the doubling. It was a happy surprise."
The overall efficiency was 2.4 percent for small grains only, the current highest efficiency achieved for the material (there are higher efficiency materials, hence the 10 percent in commercial designs). The popcorn-ball design showed an overall efficiency of 6.2 percent, a 258 percent increase in efficiency. Cao states, "The most significant finding is the amount of increase using this unique approach."
The research used the pigment zinc oxide, which is of lower efficiency than the commercially used titanium oxide, but easier to work with during experiments. Titanium oxide layers are expected to show similar gains. Cao gives an update on this explaining, "We first wanted to prove the concept in an easier material. Now we are working on transferring this concept to titanium oxide."
While titanium oxide cells currently have a record efficiency of 11 percent, the researchers hope that by using the new method they can by far surpass this old record, possibly even surpassing silicon cell efficiencies. Such progress could make
silicon cells, used for decades
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The research was funded by the National Science Foundation, the Department of Energy,
and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. The postdoctoral research was co-authored by Qifeng Zhang, research associate Tammy Chou and graduate student Bryan Russo all in the UW material sciences department, and Samson Jenekhe, a UW professor of chemical engineering.
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Solar is cost effective now.
I was recently involved in putting a 99 KWatt installation on a organic goods and candy manufacturing plant in California, and did some preliminary cost efficiency calculations. The right sizing took into account the time-of-use charges; during the summer afternoon electricity cost 3 to 4 times as much as during the night- thats about $.40 a kilowatt worst case. By putting in a set of panels that zero'd out only the peak cost hours, we reduced the electrical costs by 66% by reducing power used by about 35%.
The marginal costs of producing power at peak are far higher than the base demand costs. With the current cost of electicity here, we see a payback of about 7 years on the installation.
Reducing demand also reduces potential cost for everyone; just look at what increased demand has done for the cost of oil. At greater than $100. a barrel, alternatives get cost effective real quick. If enough alternatives get built, then the cost of the fossil fuel sources stays cheaper, benefiting those who cannot afford the investment in local solutions.
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SAGETISMYSAVIOR 4 years ago#181
That sucks man. Hope you at least made some cash out of that terrible event. :(
I did. Enough to get a new house, fill it with new furniture, and by a new car. Also threw a nice chunk into a few investments which was accruing some nice interest until the economy with south. The only reason I started trying to get the games I lost back was because I came home one day and my wife had surprised me with a 40 inch Sony Trinitron, Sega Saturn, N64 and PS1 and had them set up in our gaming den for me.
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Deathx113 posted...That sucks man. Hope you at least made some cash out of that terrible event. :(
Hahah well dang, someone burn my house down too. o_O
Jk of course... maybe if I could take all the valuables out first... hm
Also, your wife sounds amazing! Lucky guy!!! :D
What did the aldehyde say when it found the carboxylic acid hiding? "oic Acid!" har har har- Deathx113
ChicagoTed_ 4 years ago#183
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1995 I was standing in line at Best Buy, Chrono Trigger in hand and on sale. The sale actually ended the day before and they didn't take down the sign. Being a kid I didn't have the b*lls to argue with them, so the price was like $75 or something so I walked out.
Good thing it's on Virtual Console and PSN for $8-10..
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I've lost plenty of save files, I think we all have. I've had games stolen, and I've had regrets about selling/trading games, like most people. Had PS1, PS2, and 360 stop working for absolutely no reason.
Just gotta take it all in stride, like every other aspect of life.
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gamerman57 4 years ago#185
When I accidentally deleted my first Animal Crossing town. It was perfect. By perfect I mean that the layout was perfect. To me anyway. I had loads of foreign fruit, great neighbors, fully paid off house, and a completed museum. I have made other towns since then but they have all paled in comparison. God I loved that town. It has been years and years since it happened and I still remember everything about that town. I even remember the exact date I started it (Saturday, October 16, 2004). Sometimes when I made a new town I changed the date on my Gamecube to that date with the slightest hope that the town created would be similar. It never was.
I even attempted to recreate it with an AR but the guy who wrote the FAQ on AC hacking closed his account which caused the FAQ to disappear.
It all happened when I went to delete my other town. I was sure I had the right memory card in. So when Tangy greeted me (she was in both towns) at startup, I deleted it. I wish I loaded the town just to double check that I had the right one. There is a chance I might have done it on purpose but either way the outcome was the same and I soon realized what a horrible mistake I had made.
Actually, this event is what caused me to create my GameFAQs account. My first topic was on the AC boards and I asked if there was anyway to customize a town.
Think I have to go with that one and only time I got a seizure. Happened when I was walking with Golden Sun in hand on my gba sp.
Fell as I was about to whip the fusion dragon again. After a few minutes worth of wrestling to prevent myself from biting my tongue (so damn tiring I am still surprised) I made it.
I found the GS-cartridge dented beyond repair half-inside the console.
Never touched a Golden Sun since.
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metalsjustice 4 years ago#187
This was around year 2000. I had an SNES with tons of great games: Super Metroid, Link to the Past, Earthbound, Mario RPG, Breath of Fire, and others. A friend of mine who lived right down the street had two computer games I wanted. I foolishly offered to trade all my SNES games for just those two computer games. I completely regret it now. The two games I traded for? Quake 2 and Hexen 2. WTF was I thinking?! What's even worse, I only played through Quake once and never played past the first level of Hexen. They've just been collecting dust for the past twelve years now. I especially miss Breath of Fire because that's the game that introduced me to RPGs and it's since become my second favorite game of all time.
hEKTIKBONES 4 years ago#188
When my PS2 memory card with most of my MGS3 saves and 400+ hours of Final Fantasy X saves mysteriously vanished (most likely stolen).
The online community of WWE gamers is made up of no less than 99.8% noobs, try-hards and outright spammers/stallers/glitchers. It truly is pathetic.
randomweirdo 4 years ago#189
Lost two of my ps1 memory cards while moving.
DemonicChaosXX 4 years ago#190
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I had a white trash neighbor that would burn their garbage. They would constantly get fines and citations for doing it but they wouldn't stop.
I would have murdered my neighbor.
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The administration has already started its justifications, making public statements focused solely on effectiveness, without acknowledging that other critical values are in danger—most importantly, our Constitutional and human rights.
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Jamie Oliver, celebrity chef, cookbook author, restauranteur, food campaigner "and most importantly today … dad", is now taking a more active stance on waging the war against obesity caused by sugar, and he's called to British Prime Minister David Cameron to step up his game and get serious with the recently lobbied sugar tax debate.
The celebrated TV chef turned health campaigner has exclaimed that "ball is firmly in the Government's court", the Prime Minster has not shown any movement towards legislating the recommend sugar tax, despite studies and national polls pointing toward a dire need of it for the population's health. The government isn't very convinced a sugar tax is the way to get, true, lasting results in public health, In fact, officials note that it's a regressive move, one that will disproportionately alienate poorer consumers and may even lead to loss of livelihood.
Oliver, on the other hand, has praised these studies and the solidarity of people in favour of the sugar tax, encouraging legislators to think "like parents, not politicians."
"I'm excited and relieved that we finally got to see Public Health England's courageous, forward-thinking report and its excellent recommendations such as a proposed sugar levy, cutting down on the advertising of high sugar food, all of which are powerful weapons in improving our children's health," Oliver enthuses."There has never been a better time than now."
According to the a study published by Public Health England, nearly 25% of adults and 19% of pre-teeners in England are obese, costing the National Health Service a whopping $7.8 billion every year. About 68% of people confined in British hospitals are there because of diet-related diseases. Further more, a startling fact is majority of that number come from poorer families, with parents and guardians juggling as much as three to five jobs a day just to feed a family on what they can afford. These individuals often turn to sugary foods and drinks, as these are products that fit in their budget and their need to feed a large family.
In the face of this, Oliver is showing no signs of backing down on the health issue, and has even entoned an eerie possibility of his actions: "If I disappear in the next three to four years, you will know why. This is a very powerful force and industry."
Despite his public stance on sugar, Jamie Oliver allows his own children a modicum of sweets. ""The kids get a little bag – you don't get many sweets for 50p," he says. "They're full of sugar, no nutritional value at all. Technically, I'm not allowed to give them sweets until after lunch, but sometimes one slips in."
"I don't want to be a Nazi about it. It's about getting it right most of the time – and most is an important word. Sugar should be celebrated – it is a joy and a treat. It's when sugar starts infiltrating everything else, when it becomes normalised, that it's a problem."
Jamie Oliver certainly walks his talk — readers may be encouraged to take up the low-sugar lifestyle browsing through the recipes on his website.
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Olive oil is fat in the real sense of the word. But the fat that it contains is the monounsaturated fatty acid or MUFA considered to be the healthy type.
There are several health benefits to be gained from olive oil consumption. Firstly, it lowers the risk of heart disease together with the polyunsaturated fat. It is able to do this by cutting total cholesterol levels. Some studies have found that MUFAs also control insulin and blood sugar levels.
Olive oil can be a good alternative to your butter or stick margarine. Do remember it's never appropriate to use them together.
When shopping for this item, pick the one that is less processed as it still contains the nutrients. The extra virgin oil, which is more expensive, goes through the first pressing only and therefore, retains the most flavor. The cold pressed ones and virgin oil are okay as well as they are not heated up beyond room temperature. What you should avoid are the regular or pure olive oil which normally undergoes refining and filtering. Generally, they have lower nutrients.
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Noma's success is of note especially with the restaurant winning the award for the third time. So in case you haven't heard, Danish cuisine is something special and it is Noma's 43 year old chef, Rene Redzepi that has made the world realize just how good it is. Of course, our palates may still be more used to traditional and well loved Spanish and Italian cuisines, which you'll still see a lot of restaurants on the top 50 list, but the cured bear meat and Danish ants will surprise you if you only give it a chance at Noma.
However, if you do decide to head for Noma for a taste of their superb and unique dishes, be prepared to book well in advance since tables at the popular restaurant are usually fully booked 3 ahead. So unless you happen to be Chef Redzepi's mom or the president of Denmark, don't count on popping in unannounced.
Londoners would be happy to know though that they don't have to go to Denmark just to book a table at Noma's because it was announced a week ago that Noma is coming to London for the Olympic 2012 games. Noma will be serving dinner for 10 days from July 28 to August 6 at Claridge's Hotel. The Noma restaurant at Denmark will be closed at that time due to renovations.
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Anthony Bourdain, the infamous traveling chef now on almost every lifestyle channel in existence- had quite a story to tell in one of his first bestselling books: "Kitchen Confidential". Finally, after many trial and tribulations, he had found his sous-chef extraordinaire, Steven Tempel, for the Supper Club in New York, where Bourdain had just been made head chef. To say that Steven was eccentric was, according to Bourdain, putting it mildly…
Nevertheless, Bourdain reveals in the very frank and no nonsense book (as in how it really goes down in the restaurant business), Steven was somewhat of a genius. It turns out that Bourdain had recruited Steven from Casa Nostra Restaurant, in Northern California, where he had been working in the kitchen with "idiot savant" and "baking genius" Adam Real-Last-Name-Unknown!!
Kitchen Confidential is an excellent read and here at Celebrity Chefs we highly recommend it. As it turns out, the owner of Casa Nostra Restaurant (which was known for serving the best italian cuisine in town)- Joey Velardi, has recently opened up a branch in Manila, Philippines- where it is receiving rave reviews from the locals and in fact Bourdain recently visited for his show "No Reservations".
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A finalist from last fall's Top Chef "Just Desserts" television series has been indicted on child pornography charges in Texas.
Morgan Wilson, 38, of Plano, is facing three second degree felony charges of possession with intent to promote child pornography. He was arrested Dec. 7, 2010 in the wake of an investigation that alleges Wilson transmitted files, to an undercover officer, that contained sexually explicit images and video of children as young as toddlers, the Plano Courier Star reported this week.
Wilson was a controversial figure on the Top Chef series who was frequently hot tempered and "prone to angry outbursts," People.com reported. Continue reading »
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Have you ever wanted to become like one of the celebrity chefs you religiously follow on TV (and elsewhere you can find them)? I know I would give an arm and a leg to be like Nigella Lawson – for more reasons than her cooking, obviously. I'd also sell my most precious gadget to be like Jamie Oliver. Or, rather, be with Jamie Oliver – but that's a totally different story.
All kidding aside, I think that every home cook has this inner desire to meet the standards of their celebrity chef of choice. That is perhaps one of the biggest reasons that this obsession about celebrity chefs (and everything associated with them) has taken a stronghold in society. While not all of us may be as talented as Gordon Ramsey, I do believe that a little ingenuity and sense of adventure can take our cooking to a whole new level. All that we need is a push and some help. Continue reading »
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In the busy world we live in, eating has been done on the run. A lot of people admit that they don't have the time or have never learned to cook for themselves. This situation is why many fast food chains so successful.
Enter the celebrity chefs. These masters of the kitchen are inspiring a whole new generation of cooks and no, they are not all women. In fact Food Network says that their demographics are 50% percent male for all their shows.
Many guys say that Emeril Lagasse, Mario Batali and Bobby Flay have helped them develop their taste for gourmet food. The best part is that they can cook it for themselves at home. In fact the Food Network has more male chefs than female ones, just as the male professional chefs outnumber the female chefs.
As Rachael Ray puts it, pop culture and TV has made cooking cool and manly. She says, "You see a lot more men on TV with food, good food."
Irregardless whichever sex we are, those of us who aren't that great in the kitchen are thankful to have some truly great chefs to learn from.
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With a dozen best-selling cookbooks tucked under his belt, Jeff Smith, is best known for hosting the popular American cooking show that began in Washington. The show was aired in PBS from 1988 to 1997.
Smith was a United Methodist who graduated at the University of Puget Sound in 1962 and Drew University in 1965. His first run at food ventures was the Chaplain's Pantry where he held cooking classes to the public and stored deli and kitchen supplies as well.
Being in the celebrity status that he is in the world of cooking, Smith has had his share of controversies as well. Legal issues concerning sexual harassment in the 70s were just some of the trials that Smith had to go through.
Known to be the food genius that he is, Smith has authored several books under his wing including The Frugal Gourmet (1984), The Frugal Gourmet Cooks with Wine (1986), The Frugal Gourmet Cooks American (1987) and The Frugal Gourmet Cooks Three Ancient Cuisines: China, Greece, and Rome (1989).
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Productivity in the nonfarm business sector—as measured by output per hour of all persons—remained unchanged during the third quarter of 2006.
Output grew at a 1.6-percent annual rate. Hours of all persons in the nonfarm business sector also increased 1.6 percent, reflecting 0.8-percent gains in both employment and average weekly hours at work.
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NEW YORK -- The 2012 NBA Summer League in Las Vegas will feature a record 24 teams competing in a 60-game schedule July 13-22 at the Thomas & Mack Center and the COX Pavilion on the campus of the University of Nevada Las Vegas. The 2012 NBA Summer League will showcase 13 of the top 14 picks in this year's NBA Draft. The action tips off at 1 p.m. PT, Friday, July 13, with the Atlanta Hawks playing the Washington Wizards in the first of four scheduled games that day at COX Pavilion.
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The first recipient of this award goes to senior Kade Proctor. Proctor was honored at the high school Thursday morning.
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This student leader of the month award is sponsored by Truman State. The outstanding student award is presented by a representative of the Truman State ROTC program.
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