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A number of Street observers today weighed in on the state of the semiconductor industry, before more dispiriting personal computer data points were revealed this afternoon by Gartner and IDC.
The reports were already featured a strong element of caution about the personal computer industry, and a tendency to hope other areas such as tablet computers might offset things. The overall view is that the June quarter looks like it will meet expectations, and things are less certain the rest of the year.
Barry Danaher and Paul Peterson of BlueFin Research Partners write that a semiconductor recovery is approaching its finale, and that while most chip makers may report the June quarter in line with expectations, Q3 will probably be disappointing given "sub-seasonal growth in PC, smartphone markets," and the inventory replenishment of industrial chip markets:
We're now two quarters into a mild semiconductor recovery after a sharp inventory correction in 2012. Demand improved in the June quarter, but we did not see the order surge and foundry expedites that occurred last year, as customers and suppliers are behaving more rationally this year. Many believed that the recovery was gaining steam during the quarter, pointing to the recently released Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) data that showed May revenues spiking above the trend-line on a year-over-year basis. However, much of this reported growth was due to rising NAND and DRAM pricing associated with tight capacity. In fact, we believe growth is decelerating in the industrial and automotive markets, as inventory replenishment almost certainly contributed to the strong growth in the front half of the year.
Oppenheimer & Co.'s Rick Schafer writes that "We expect the majority of semi names to deliver in-line 2Q results and guide 3Q in line with consensus."
Schafer doesn't think an in-line Q2 will do much for the stocks:
We see in-line earnings as an unlikely positive stock catalyst and believe the group could trade lower. Group fundamentals continue to improve at a checked pace, with still lean channel/customer inventories and more rational growth expectations reducing the risk of another 2H head-fake. PC, our long-standing least-favorite vertical, has continued to underwhelm as secular decline accelerates. Even in a "back-half-loaded" year, we model 2013 PC units down 10%. Recent years have proven a departure from "normal" seasonality, and absent any go-to consumer products, we expect a more evenly split 1H:2H year for semis as a whole.
Schafer advises leaning toward those chip makers more broadly exposed to tablet computer sales, and to Apple (AAPL) in particular including Broadcom (BRCM), RF Micro Devices (RFMD), and Skyworks Solutions (SWKS). He advises avoiding non-Apple names such as Maxim Integrated Technology (MXIM) and Semtech (SMTC).
Nomura Equity Research's Romit Shah weighed in on the prospects for Intel (INTC), whose shares he rates "Reduce," with an $18 price target. Shah raised his estimates for the current quarter to 50 cents from 47 cents previously, and raised his year outlook to $1.84 from $1.75, based on an expectation of a reversal of prior quarters' inventory reserves:
We expect gross margin to improve from 58.0% in Q2 to 61.5% in Q3 and 63.0% in Q4. One of the biggest drivers is the reversal of inventory reserves […] Between 4Q12 and 2Q13E, we estimate that Intel will record inventory reserves of 300bps (Figures 1 and 2). Those charges should largely reverse over the next two periods. In other words, Intel should benefit from the sale of previously written-off inventory to the tune of 150bps per quarter. In addition, Intel should recoup 450bps in startup costs over 2H13.
Shah thinks Intel may forecast Q3 revenue of $13.5 billion, below consensus of $13.7 billion, given he thinks "uptake of Haswell has been lower than the company's expectations."
On a more positive note than the others, Wells Fargo's Patrick Wang thinks there's upside for chip makers based on what he projects will be firm results from their contract chip manufacturers, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), and United Microelectronics (UMC):
Taiwanese foundry composite (TSMC + UMC) revenues increased 4% month- over-month in June (in USD terms), following an increase of 3% in May. On a year-over-year basis sales were up 22% in June, following an increase of 13% in May. Within the composite, UMC's sales increased 3% month to month while TSMC's sales increased 4% (in USD terms). Based on the combined monthly sales for the June quarter, we calculate that TSMC's June quarter sales were NT$155.9 billion, toward the top of TSMC's original guidance range for sales of NT$154-156 billion. UMC's sales grew 15% sequentially, above UMC's original guidance for sequential growth of about 13%. We take this to be an indication that fabless chip companies as a group continued to see improving demand for their products through the June quarter, building our confidence that upcoming June quarter reports from many chip companies will reflect revenues that are in line with or above the midpoint of original guidance […] Guidance midpoints imply 5% sequential growth expectation in June for Broadcom, 2% for AMD, 3% for Xilinx, 2% for Altera and 2% for Nvidia in its July quarter (Nvidia expects 7% sequential growth for its GPU segment). Qualcomm however expects its chipset unit shipments will be flat to down 6% sequentially in the June quarter.


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Ok. This was done on a HP Visualize P550. I performed a CLEAN install of XP professional. The audio for the AD1816 did NOT work. I went over to the same model/make of computer that was running Windows 2000 and reinstalled the AD1816 and pulled that .inf file and the associated driver files and placed into one folder onto a CD. I then went back to the XP machine and performed a driver update on the sound device AD1816 and pointed it to the folder (stuff in the zip file I uploaded here) and BOOM there it was, it worked. Note, I didn't include the game port or MIDI driver files from the W2K installation. I don't use em. If you need them and don't have access, send me an e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll send them your way.
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Recently, I was having an argument with a friend about who is the greatest movie or television robot/android. While there are a ton to choose from, the one that left a lasting impression on us was Star Trek: The Next Generation's Data. From there we started to compare all of the other robots and androids to Data to see how they would all stack up. Some didn't compare, some would simply destroy Data in a fight, but what about the human connection? What about Data's constant striving to become more human? How did that reflect in the other robots and androids? Needless to say, this seemed like a fantastic topic for a Great Geek Debate, so here it is. Data vs. The Rest.
Here's a look at some (of the many) androids, robots and cyborgs that came before Lt. Commander Data and how Data stacks up to each of them. The main talking points are who would win in a fight (invariable conclusion to such a debate) and the quest for humanity.
Data vs. Gort
Gort stood about 8 feet tall (referring to the original The Day the Earth Stood Still, not the forgettable remake) and arrived on Earth to "preserve the peace." Part of an interstellar police force, Gort had the power to vaporize anything that posed a threat and according to his buddy Klaatu, "He could destroy the Earth." That kind of power can't be ignored on any scale. He's focused on his mission and is prepared to release destruction on command. Gort cannot be destroyed by modern weapons and only when a particular phrase is uttered does he shut down. (C'mon, you know it.)
Data was often injured in battle, even losing his head on at least one occasion. This created a human vulnerability that endeared him as more than just an android. He wasn't intentionally destructive; hell, he even kept a pet cat. Data would never stand idly by waiting for a command to destroy a planet. That was Gort's job. While one could clearly make the argument that Data is the better android, Gort could unleash his laser beam and simply destroy everything. Advantage: Gort
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Then we went to the water playground and we met up with Emily and her family there. Emily and I went on the big slide over and over again. It was so fun.
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One thing when painting aluminum ,, your going to want to use an etching primer of some type if you ever want it to stick right,,, or at all. What ever the paint is you use. You can use the multiple steps with the acid itself, or just use a Sickens or the Dupont "Veri Prime" ,both are 2 part acid etching primers,, they both work awesome,,WEAR GLOVES AND A RESPIRATOR,, for sure !!!!
No Joke!! That shit is brutal on your hide and lungs,,,,duh,,,, IT ETCHES METAL !!!!
It's 50% acid, either hydrochloric or phosphoric acid if I remember right???? Don't recall which. At any rate be careful with it, even when you scotchbrite it for final painting, the dust will still bother you, even after it's dried. Nasty stuff, but it really works.
Had lots of experience using that stuff doing resto's and repairs on Ferrari's and Lambo's,, and it really works well and holds like crazy, that shit won't flake off on ya.
When I used Duracoat on my AMD-65 build, I put every little piece into a blasting box and used glass beads to take off the original finish. I then degreased everything before I even mixed the stuff. I then put on latex gloves and rigged up hanging wire on all the pieces. After two coats, I hung them in the garage and let cure for two days. It seems pretty tough, only a few spots had any wear, such as the safety selector. If you have access to a sand blasting booth, that is a great way to prep the metal. Do not touch bare metal with you hands unless you are wearing some new latex gloves. Skin oils will inhibit the chemicals from adhering properly to the metal. I'd probably have the aluminum powder coated or anodized. An anodized AR-15 would look really neat depending on the color you use.
I saw a AR platform that had been anodized(??) to a iridescent color at the last fun show. It was very different with no particular color pallet, it changed colors like a "color shifter/flip flop pearl " type paint does or kinda like a Starling's head that has different hues to it. Very unique! It kinda shifted from blue/black to a purple iridescence,, pretty cool,,,
It was defiantly different looking. I still can't decide if I liked it or not, but it was sure an eye catcher. Not only by the color, but the gun itself was really sweat!! It was defiantly set up as a target gun with all the target type ,,bells and whistles. On that particular one it looked pretty good IMO, for a regular one not set up that way ,,,,I'm not sure if I'd like it as much though. But for something "flashy/ tricked out",, the color fit it well.
It's the first time I'd ever seen anything like that before other than on a Charter Arms pistol, with most I've seen being the normal black or other earth tone colors along with the occasional "custom " finishes occasionally being found.
Does anybody have an idea what process was used to get that type of finish? The shop owner that had it for sale didn't have any idea how it was done, nor do I. I'm sure it's a type of anodizing process, but I don't really know.
Any ideas how it was done? It's a new one on me.
Hell, just swab it down with some Birchwood Casey Cold Blue, yukedy, yuk!
Sorry for the low qual pics, but here it is. I have a few things that I will change (butt stock, grip and foregrip) to begin, but wanna put it thru the paces before I make too many changes.
i have been hearing good things about that n3 finish product --it is supposed to double as a lubricant as well.
smitty at Quantico built it for me outta new colt upper and Superior lower rec. Has mostly Yankee Hill accessories on it, but I wanna change it up. I requested Flat dark earth apint, but am quickly realizing that a painted rifle take a bit more abuse than the non-painted variants. Have some MagPul grips, etc on order to tune it up.
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Alicia Keys Steps Down as Blackberry's Global Creative Director
Alicia Keys is no longer the Global Creative Director of Blackberry. The singer and smartphone giant have parted way after a year-long collaboration.
CTV News reports that the split appears amicable. "We have enjoyed the opportunity to work with such an incredibly talented and passionate individual," the company said in an emailed statement.
CNN adds that BlackBerry performed poorly over the past 12 months. The Blackberry 10 phones didn't sell to expectations and the company cut 40 percent of its workforce. "With such serious issues at hand, BlackBerry seemed to have little need for a celebrity creative director," says CNN.
The 'Girl On Fire' songstress herself faced negative press when it was reported she tweeted from an iPhone early last year. Keys claimed her account was hacked.


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- Sunday marks the 200th anniversary of the ship's victory over a British frigate
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The USS Constitution, or "Old Ironsides," sailed under her own power Sunday for just the second time in some 130 years.
The Constitution set out on Boston Harbor in Massachusetts to commemorate the 200th anniversary of her victory over a British frigate during the War of 1812. The battle earned Constitution her "Old Ironsides" nickname.
"I cannot think of a better way to honor those who fought in the war as well as celebrate Constitution's successes during the War of 1812 than for the ship to be under sail," said Cmdr. Matt Bonner, Constitution's 72nd commanding officer.
Some 285 people were on board the ship, which sailed under her own power for 17 minutes, traveling a distance of 1,100 yards.
Tugs were then reattached to Constitution's sides and she returned to her pier by early afternoon. The ship, which doubles as a museum, receives more than half a million visitors each year.
Sunday's sail marked the first time Constitution sailed on her own since 1997. Before that, the last time she sailed on her own was in 1881.
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I'm building my own observation hive and am curious how others have secured their frames in place. My hive is just a 3 frame high (1 column of 3 frames). Right now the frames rock back and forth between the glass and aren't always centered between the glass. I've thought about building the frames out a bit with some shims to ensure they're properly centered, but then I can't interchange the OH frames with my other hives frames.
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#1 Wed 21 Mar 07 2:26am
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Not right batter :(
Hi all! Long time no post.... not sure if anyone remembers me
I made asian style honey chicken last night, and the batter that the recipe prescribed didn't really do it for me - it wasn't soggy, actually turned out a lovely golden brown but it didn't really puff up or coat the chicken pieces thickly, which was what I had envisaged.
The ingredients were cornflour, plain flour, baking powder, water and salt.
Can anyone help me? It seems like such a basic question, sorry.
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Re: Not right batter :(
It may help if you chill the batter first. If you have no time to chill use ice cubes instead of the water quantity and whisk the mix until the ice cubes melt.
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Re: Not right batter :(
Or..for a twist....try a light Tempura batter, right off the shelf at any supermarket...easy and tasty
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Tempura does it for me too, you can add spices or stuff like sesame seeds for a bit of variety. It is by far the most versatile batter I have ever used. I even make corn fritters for Chicken Maryland in it.
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Menagerie, would you be able to provide some detail as to how the dish was cooked?
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UTSA Choir Camp
UTSA Choir Camp students create beautiful music
By Bronwyn Wingo
Special Projects Writer, UTSA '05
(July 18, 2005)--UTSA's Chisholm Hall became home away from home for more than 200 students from 51 Texas high schools as the UTSA Department of Music hosted its annual all-state choir camp June 19-22.
Students gathered daily in the Arts Building at the UTSA 1604 Campus to prepare and practice music for the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) All-State Choir auditions. Events included rehearsals with guest clinicians and faculty conductors, focus sessions for vocal and technical enhancement, performances by UTSA students and faculty, and a talent show featuring performances by campers.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
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During a special session, nationally known vocal health specialist Sharon Radionoff from the Sound Singing Institute in Houston spoke to attendees on caring for the vocal chords.
Guest clinicians for the camp were Jo Scurlock-Dillard from Reagan High School, Jennifer Zaccagni from O'Connor High School and Kyle Pullen and Sean Pullen, both from Clear Creek High School.
UTSA faculty members John Silantien and Gary Mabry served as conductors. Othere UTSA faculty members who worked with the students included Linda Poetschke, Diana Allen, Michael Burgess, Geoffrey Waite and Melody Rich, who also was camp coordinator.
The camp closed with a concert-like rehearsal attended by family and friends of the campers.
"To hear the beautiful music created by these kids after only three days with the charts was just incredible," said parent Jack Stevens. "My daughter had a wonderful experience and said it was packed with learning."
Beginning at the regional level, TMEA has auditions for the All-State Choir throughout the school year. The final mixed chorus consists of the top five students in each voice part from various auditions across Texas. The All-State Choir will perform the selections in a final concert during the TMEA convention in February.


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Jackett's County call
Head Coach Kenny Jackett says Wolves will head to Notts County in focused and determined mood as they aim to continue their impressive away form.
Wolves have won five and drawn two of their seven away fixtures to date in Sky Bet League One and will be looking to move up a notch again at Meadow Lane tomorrow after sharing the spoils at Carlisle United and Oldham Athletic in the last fortnight.
"We are looking at one League defeat this season so far," said the Head Coach. "The record is good but we can't do anything other than build on that platform.
"Our points total and the position we are in just gives us a chance to go forward and make sure we are not playing catch-up.
"The top of this League has stretched very early with teams doing well and I am pleased to say we are in there.
"But it is important we look forward and continue to work hard because I still think there are things we can improve."
The decision to fulfil the East Midlands v West Midlands fixture despite the loss of players to international squads is a positive stance from the club ahead of a weekend in which top-of-the-table rivals Leyton Orient and Peterborough United are also in action.
Leaders Orient are at home to Preston North End tomorrow and Darren Ferguson's Peterborough visit Walsall on Monday night.
Kenny is happy to have the side in action as planned but admitted that justification for giving the go-ahead can only come with a good result.
"Things can change in the time you've got to make the decision, so you never quite know," he added. "But there's only one thing that will justify it - the result. And we won't know that until afterwards.
"Whether we'd taken the decision to take this fixture now or some Tuesday in the future, you can guarantee that, by the time we get there, things wouldn't be perfect.
"That was my thinking, so we decided to carry on and play and really focus on winning. I want the team to be able to keep functioning when and if some changes are made.
"I understand you can't make wholesale changes but there have to be 16 or 18 players who know exactly what we're doing and they're of a similar standard.
"There will be opportunities for others tomorrow and we are going to need different players and different combinations along the way if we are to have a successful season.
"There will always be a key player. But, having the strongest squad and for all of that squad to dovetail, work in and know exactly what the system is with the same hunger, appetite and organisation all of the time, is what we want. Then if we make two or three changes, it won't stop the rhythm of the team.
"To get into the top two this season looks like you're going to have to have a very high points total, so I don't think we're going to be able to go through too many periods of not being competitive."
Wolves haven't met County in the League since John de Wolf and Don Goodman made their debuts against them in the middle of 1994-95.
The crossing of the paths points towards another highly competitive game, especially as the home club are now managed by Nottingham-born Shaun Derry.
"You always have to be ready for what is coming at you," Kenny said. "All of our away games so far been a cup-tie atmosphere.
"This will be no different. It's a new manager's first home game and Wolves are going to play Notts County for the first time in many years.
"(Some of) those factors are a constant and we have to be ready for it and aware of it. Then we have to make sure we work hard enough to overcome it and get what we want, which is the points."
With Samuel Ricketts, Kevin Doyle and Aaron McCarey absent on international duty, Jackett must pick a new captain for tomorrow whilst Under-21 keeper Jonathan Flatt will be cover for Carl Ikeme.
Kevin McDonald is available again but Matt Doherty not, with a decision to be taken on whether the full back joins up with the Republic of Ireland Under-21 squad over the weekend.
Zeli Ismail is unavailable with a knee injury.
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UTSA sponsors Family of the Year essay contest
By Tim Brownlee
Assistant Director of Public Affairs
(Jan. 26, 2006)--The UTSA Family Association and the Office of Orientation and Transition Services are sponsoring the second annual Family of the Year Essay Contest to celebrate the many kinds of families and support systems that help students succeed.
At UTSA, "family" means individuals and group members who support their students, including parents, spouses, partners, siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, close friends and others. Families prepare students to meet the challenges of higher education and provide financial and emotional support throughout their college careers.
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- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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To nominate your family for this year's UTSA Family of the Year Award, submit a typed essay of no more than 800 words describing why your family is a great UTSA family. The submission deadline is 5 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 2.
Essays can be submitted at the Advising Center, Buena Vista Street Building Room 1.304, Downtown Campus or Orientation and Transition Services, University Center Room 1.00.40, 1604 Campus. Submissions also can be e-mailed to Melissa Ozuna. The family chosen as "Family of the Year" will be notified by phone on Tuesday, Feb. 7.
The contest celebrates the supportive roles families play in the lives of UTSA students and the university community. Honoring an outstanding family reminds the UTSA community that families are an essential part of the support network for students as they work to achieve their higher education goals.
Download the Family of the Year Essay application.
The winning family receives:
- Complimentary tickets for your family (up to 4 members) to the Homecoming-Family Weekend men's basketball game Saturday, Feb. 11 against Lamar University
- A commemorative homecoming poster signed by the artist and t-shirts
- A commemorative plaque presented to the winner and family Saturday, Feb. 11 during the men's basketball halftime
- A gift package from the UTSA Bookstore (confirmation pending)
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Unfortunately most people reviewed the size of their sample instead of the actual product. Le sigh.
I bought a full size in "light" and I love it. I don't care for thick, full coverage creams and so many "BB"esque creams are far too "dewy" for my combination/oily skin. This is exactly the product I was searching for. It says to put product onto moisturized skin so I used Philosophy's Clear Days Ahead BHA with moisturizer first.
Big Easy blended smoothly and evenly. I love that it sets to a super soft powdery finish. All that and SPF 35 as well. This is my new favorite and will definitely keep purchasing. If it hadn't been for that tiny yet full of potential sample from Birchbox I wouldn't have found this. Thanks Birchbox.
The absolute best! This is one of my very favorite makeup products. It goes on super light and never gives my very sensitive and moody skin any problems like breakouts or clogged pores, etc. This makes your skin look flawless.
My favorite thing about it is that you can do so many different things. I will apply it with my hands as a BB Cream for a quick cover-up and to even out my skin tone before running out, or put it underneath a more heavy foundation as a base. You can also you can layer it or more coverage.
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A passed pawn comes home from work one day driving a fancy new car. His wife is astonished and says "Honey, I don't think we can afford this nice new car on your salary." The passed pawn says "Relax, I'm about to get promoted!"
In a park people come across a man playing chess against a dog. They are astonished and say: "What a clever dog!" But the man protests: "No, no, he isn't that clever. I'm leading 3-1!"
"I'm looking for Patrick, do you know where I might find him?"
"How many people at a chess tournament does it take to change a lightbulb ?
"So I was having dinner with a chess grandmaster - Problem was, we had a checkered tablecloth and it took him two hours to pass the salt!"
A group of chess enthusiasts had checked into a hotel, and were standing in the lobby discussing their recent tournament victories. After about an hour, the manager came out of the office and asked them to disperse. "But why?" they asked, as they moved off. "Because," he said, "I can't stand chess nuts boasting in an open foyer."
A chess master died at his chessboard - and after a few days, a good friend of his heard a voice; it was him! "What's it like, where you are now," he asked. "What do you want to hear first, the good news or the bad news?" "Tell me the good news first." "Well, it's really heaven here. There are chess tournaments with incredible classical, rapids and blitz sessions going on all the time 24/7 with Lasker, Capablanca, Alekhine, Euwe, Botvinnik, Tal they're all here, and you can play any one of them at anytime." "Fantastic!" the friend said, "so what is the bad news?" "You have Black against Capablanca on Saturday."
TOP TEN Moments when you should sense danger in chess:
Two chess players are playing a correspondence game. White lives at the South Pole. Black lives at the North Pole. The postal service is rather slow and play proceeds at the rate of one move per year. After 15 years of play, white makes a daring queen sacrifice, the consequences of which are by no means clear. A year later, as he sees the postman returning, he is very excited. He thinks "Will black take my queen ?", "Is the sacrifice sound ?". He tears open the reply and sees "Jadoube".
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The sixth-ranked Pine River-Backus Tigers softball team was edged 7-5 by the No. 3 Sebeka Trojans in the first round of the North Subsection 6A playoffs on Tuesday, May 21, in Menahga.
The Tigers came out in the top of the first inning and scored four runs. Morgan Demars got on base on a double, Liz Downie walked and both had stolen bases. Tatum Sheley singled to load the bases and Autumn Ackerman followed with a two-run single to score Demars and Downie. Journee Howard then hit a sacrifice fly that brought in Sheley.
Stephanie DeGrote doubled in Ackerman for the fourth run. The Tigers didn't score again until the top of the sixth, while Sebeka tied the game 4-4 with a run in the bottom of the third, two in the fourth, and one in the fifth. The Tigers last run came as Megan Felthous got on base when she was hit by a pitch, the Tigers next two batters got out, and Sheley singled in Felthous.
Sebeka scored three runs in the bottom of the sixth to take the lead. The Tigers were unable to come back from the deficit. Ackerman took the pitching loss as she struck out four, walked three, and gave up 12 hits. Demars went 2-5 while DeGrote was 2-4.
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Arsenal TV Online subscribers can get even more out of their matchdays this season thanks to the launch of our brand-new matchday show.
Our coverage starts an hour before kick-off and ends 30 minutes after the final whistle as we bring you all the best build-up from the fans and the experts, full 90-minute commentary of EVERY Arsenal game, exclusive interviews with Arsène Wenger and a post-match chat show.
Our commentary team has just been reinforced by a new arrival - former Gunner Adrian Clarke. Supporters who went to Highbury in the 1990s may remember the talented left-sided youngster whose Arsenal career spanned the managerial reigns of George Graham, Bruce Rioch and Arsène Wenger.
We caught up with Adrian ahead of his co-commentary debut for Arsenal TV Online. Read on to find out about Adrian's brushes with David Beckham, why people won't forget his Arsenal debut and why he has swapped his boots for a microphone.
Adrian, the last time most Arsenal fans saw you was in 1997 when you left the Club and joined Southend. What are your memories of your time at Highbury?
I have nothing but fond memories of my time as an Arsenal player stretching over the 11 years I was associated with the club. I was a full-time player for six of those years, and they were great days. The highlight was unquestionably making my full debut against QPR at Highbury in 1995 and playing well in a 3-0 win at Highbury. I'll never forget that day. It was the best moment of my entire career.
How did you get to Arsenal? Weren't you spotted by Steve Rowley?
Yes, Steve Rowley spotted me as a 10-year-old at a five-a-side tournament in Essex. He was assistant youth development officer back then. From that day on Steve was very good to me and helped me develop as a player – and before I knew it, despite interest from other clubs, I was hooked on Arsenal.
You were also an England youth international alongside David Beckham - what do you recall of that?
Yes, I played with Becks for the England Under-18s – he's a really nice guy. I'd played against him many times as a kid and we'd always had a mutual respect. My age group was particularly strong with Sol Campbell, Robbie Fowler, Paul Scholes, Gary Neville, Nicky Butt and several more talented 'kids' in the squad. I was in good company!
Your debut coincided with John Jensen's only goal for the Club - New Year's Eve 1994 - but it ended with a 3-1 defeat against QPR. What are you memories of that?
I was warming up when JJ scored and the place went mental! What a goal it was too! I came on as a sub late on in the game and acquitted myself OK, although QPR got a third goal which took the gloss off the day a little bit.
Your time with Arsenal straddled three different managerial reigns - George Graham gave you your debut, most of your nine appearances came under Bruce Rioch and then you left when Arsène Wenger was in charge. Did it feel like a turbulent time at the Club?
There was never a dull moment that's for sure! Looking back I guess it was turbulent as we chopped and changed gaffers, and along with that it was also the period when Tony Adams and Paul Merson revealed their personal problems too. Not an easy time for the club.
How close were you to making it at Arsenal? Would things have been different if Graham or Rioch had stayed in charge?
Bruce Rioch seemed to like me as a player so perhaps I'd have had more opportunities if he'd stayed, who knows? I can look back and say I did well in my first team appearances but I don't think I fulfilled my potential which is frustrating. If I'm honest, I didn't have enough pace or power needed at the top level as the Premier League changed. It would also have been an almighty task to keep Marc Overmars out of the side when Arsène Wenger signed him, so it was probably best that I moved on when I did!
Is it true you were in Arsène's first ever squad? What impact did the Frenchman have on you?
No, I wasn't involved under Arsène. He trimmed the squad and I didn't quite make the cut sadly. I enjoyed my experience of his training methods a lot – I only wish I'd have had more chances to learn from him. He loaned me out to Rotherham and Southend so my chances were limited. I was very sad on the day when Arsène told me I wasn't part of his plans.
What is your story since leaving Arsenal?
I played for Southend for three years, two of which were great, but my final year at Roots Hall was a disaster as the new manager Alan Little froze me out all season. When my contract expired clubs hadn't seen me in first team action for a year so there wasn't a queue of teams wanting to sign me sadly! Disillusioned, I opted to start a new career and play non-league football instead. I had three excellent seasons with Stevenage and then good times with Margate and Welling United too, while working as a journalist. Semi-pro football can be very rewarding.
Why did you retire? You're still only 33 so do you still play in any capacity?
I had a career-threatening injury to my pelvis at the age of 31 and was out for 18 months after undergoing surgery. Once I returned I didn't enjoy the game as much and had lost the passion I'd always had for playing. I thought it was the right time to call it a day then. Mind you, I still play a lot of five-a-sides and am keeping my eye out for next year's Masters. Ray Parlour asked me to play this year but I wasn't quite old enough!
Why journalism?
I enjoy writing and weirdly always believed I'd be a football journalist when my playing days ended. I mistakenly thought I would be a 'famous footballer' and that I'd follow in the footsteps of Gary Lineker or Alan Smith but that didn't happen! I started at the bottom as a trainee news reporter for the Southend Evening Echo and learned the ropes that way. It was a blessing though, as I couldn't have had a tougher introduction to journalism. After that I worked for Icons.com where I did ghost-writing for the personal websites of footballers like Ryan Giggs, Paolo di Canio and Jaap Stam.
Tell us about your new career?
I have my own media company now, called Sport Media Solutions and I am enjoying it so much. My business partner Iain Spragg and I write for newspapers, magazines, websites and books, as well as setting up various commercial deals. It's not as good as playing football but I am very happy in my job and hoping to build the business over the coming years. I've travelled the world and I even met (and interviewed) Pele and Diego Maradona in recent years through work, so I can't complain.
Are you more aware of tactics now you are 'outside' the game?
Football has changed dramatically since I left Arsenal in 1997 but being an ex-footballer has still given me an advantage when it comes to football journalism. As a player I was never obsessed with tactics but nowadays I have to cast a more critical eye over matches and I enjoy that a great deal. I am definitely more aware of tactics and styles. The Premier League is infinitely stronger now than it was when I played, that's for sure.
Does it help having played the game - can you empathise with what players go through when reporting or co-commentating?
You have a feel for what players and managers are thinking and that has to help when reporting or co-commentating. I am itching to get out there and play sometimes but I know I can't! I can empathise but I always give honest opinions though, as I wouldn't be doing my job properly otherwise.
Do you have experience of co-commentary? Is there an art to it?
During my time on the sidelines at Southend I was a regular co-commentator on BBC Radio Essex and I loved it. It can be a lot of fun. There is an art to doing it well I guess but I am still somewhat of a rookie and learning all the time. I try to be passionate, concise, honest, and to provide interesting observations.
And now you've effectively come full circle, returning to the Arsenal fold as a co-commentator for Arsenal TV. How does it feel to return?
It feels brilliant. Arsenal is my team and will always be special to me, so it's fantastic to be back in a co-commentator capacity. It's a little strange after all these years away and the faces have changed but I do still feel at home around the club. I can't wait to cover Arsenal games this season.
What do you make of the current side?
They play the best football in Europe, no question. Arsène Wenger has built a talented team that is a pleasure to watch. I desperately hope that they will be able to win a major trophy this season but I fear it's not going to be easy to overcome the strength of Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool. To win the league we are going to need some luck with injuries as the squad still isn't hugely experienced.
Have you been to Emirates Stadium yet?
I have been to quite a few matches at the Emirates as a spectator and it's a great place to be on match days. I took my son Crawford to his first match at Highbury to see the 'Invincibles' and he loved it when I took him to see the Manchester United game last year too. To work at the Emirates as a co-commentator for Arsenal is a very exciting new challenge for me. I couldn't be more enthusiastic at the prospect of following the Gunners through what will certainly be another entertaining season for the club.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Immigration, Guns, and Budget to Take Center Stage
Vice president Biden speaks at a gun violence conference in Connecticut today - in the same place 20 children died when a gunman burst into their school.
Even with big budget cuts are looming, the White House is trying to keep the pressure on Congress to deal with gun violence.
In Connecticut today, Vice President Biden will likely make this point again: "The weapon used by the young man used to killing those 20 innocent, beautiful babies, up in Newtown, that weapon is not necessary for your self-defense," said Vice President Joe Biden.
But it's these comments that raised eyebrows. "Buy a shotgun, buy a shotgun[.] Put that double-barreled shotgun, and fire two blasts outside the house," said Vice President Joe Biden.
The White House explained. "The point he was making is that you do not need a military-style assault weapon, and that a shotgun would do the trick," said Jay Carney, White House Press Secretary.
But a ban on assault weapons is unlikely. "An assault weapons ban will not bass the Congress of the United States[.] "Increased background checks, closing loopholes, other things like that. That's fine," said Senator John McCain, (R) Arizona.
But the question is whether gun control will even come up for a vote. Right now, Washington is laser-focused on preventing those $85 billion in budget cuts, now just days away.
Then there's immigration reform. "My hope is that we can get votes on all these items," said President Barack Obama.
Immigration caused heated exchanges at John McCain's town hall in Arizona.
And it could eclipse any quick action on gun control.
Tracie Potts, NBC News.
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The whistles were blowing in the background as Antonio Andrews took a quick break from practice Tuesday afternoon for the phone interview session.
"I've got to get back out there," Andrews said, apologizing for having to cut the interview short.
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Going into Thursday night's showdown at Troy, Andrews ranks first in the Sun Belt Conference in rushing (108.4 yards per game), first in all-purpose yards (213 per game), tied for second in TDs (7), tied for third in scoring (8.4 points per game), second in punt returns (14.4) and fourth in kickoff returns (24.7 average).


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There will beeee a worldwide march against Monsanto GMO products killing bees May 25 google march against monsanto for info in your area
There will beeee a worldwide march against Monsanto GMO products killing bees May 25 google march against monsanto for info in your area
Im really not that serious
Sorry, can't make it.
Try it. What could happen?
Ole Mac is just having some fun with us (note smiley face). In all seriousness one can certainly make an argument that the use of GMO products with the resulting highly productive and weed free fields is hardly beneficial to bees. But it sure is good for the billions of
people on the planet that like eating.
"People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe."- Andy Rooney
Ah, got it. I was hoping for an impassioned, holier than thou response. Quite a disappointment.
Try it. What could happen?
Contrary to popular belief, GMO's do NOT produce higher crop yields...
I don't know if anyone says gmos boost yields, but it has more to do with the actual breeding line it's in anyways.
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"People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe."- Andy Rooney
I should delete this thread. I'm not interested in promoting any corporate marches, pro or con, here. Do that on your own time and own website. But, since everyone is using mr. smiley, I'll assume this is all a big joke!
Regards, Barry
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> OK, you'll need to copy some of that article here so we can read it.
I'm not a paid WSJ subscriber. But here is a free summary of the piece:
Lets not forget the smileys![Article Summarized by Meridian Institute] In this opinion piece, Robert Paarlberg, a professor of political science at Wellesley College, writes that campaigns by well-fed activists to require the labeling of foods containing genetically modified organisms (GMOs) will take important choices away from farmers and consumers in poor countries. If a mandatory labeling law was enacted in the U.S., says Paarlberg, Americas farmers could likely find an acceptable workaround, as much of the soy and corn grown in the U.S. is employed as feedstock for biofuels or as animal feed, neither of which requires a label. But, he argues, there would be a large downside in poor countries that are moving further along this path. Developing countries, he says, have significant unmet food needs, and GMO food crops could help. Golden rice, which contains vitamin A, could help those in Asia lacking this nutrient; in India, access to GMO eggplant would reduce the toxic exposure farmers and consumers get from pesticides; and, in East Africa, drought-resistant maize would help those farmers vulnerable to hunger and destitution when the rains dont come. But, warns Paarlberg, if America, through a labeling system, joins Europe in embracing a new norm against the cultivation of GMO crops for human food, governments in developing countries, already skittish thanks to activist campaigns, will likely follow suit. The result would be a needless setback for the world's poorest and hungriest people.
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Monsanto, Bayer and Syngenta produce the TOOLS farmers need to grow more corn and soybeans. But they do not create the public DEMAND for corn and soybeans. If anti-pesticide activists were sincerely interested in reducing sales of Monsanto et al products, they should have been working to reduce the public demand for corn and soybeans; i.e. they should have vigorously fought the Biofuels Mandate, vigorously promoted major reductions in auto size, weight and engine horsepower and supported reinstatement of the national 55 MPH speed limit. But they are not interested in doing any of that because there's far less money to be made promoting true conservation as compared to waging high profile "Occupy Monsanto" type campaigns. The activists like to claim they are not in it for the money, but their IRS tax returns show otherwise:
I take it that you have a sportsman's license.
While modern agriculture almost certainly has an impact on pollinators, I think that it's exotic pathogens that are the root cause of CCD.
Why blame others for exotic viruses, and other pests and pathogens, that have reached us from the other side of the world?
I blame globilization!
Ian Steppler >> Canadian Beekeeper's Blog
Strange, that link didn't work for me either. I googled it and got to it that way.
The World Needs Genetically Modified Foods
By ROBERT PAARLBERG
The Whole Foods grocery chain recently announced its intent by 2018 to require labels on all foods with genetically engineered ingredients. This step was hailed as a game-changer by those campaigning to make such labels a federal requirement. Yet even without mandatory labeling, most genetically modified (or GMO) foods have already been driven out of our supermarkets.
People in wealthy countries can afford to live with this outcome. But in the long run, it will take important choices away from farmers and consumers in poor countries.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has long opposed the mandatory labeling of GMO foods because it agrees with a scientific consensus that these foods so far bring no new risks to human health or the environment. All of the leading national science academies in Europe have reached this conclusion. Three years ago, the Research Directorate of the European Union concluded that biotechnology, and in particular GMOs, "are not per se more risky than, for example, conventional plant breeding technologies."
Nonetheless, campaigns by activist groups such as Greenpeace have so scared consumers that most GMO food products have been kept out of the American marketplace.
A genetically modified wheat designed to reduce the cost of weed control was first field-tested in 1994, but in 2004 Monsanto MON +0.66% decided not to go ahead with sales of wheat seeds when it became clear that American and Canadian farmers feared consumer resistance and lost export sales in Europe and Asia.
GMO rice that can be grown with less pesticide spray has been field-tested in the U.S. since 1990—but, for similar reasons, never commercialized. GMO potatoes that resist beetle damage were grown successfully in the U.S. from 1999 to 2001, but their cultivation was voluntarily suspended when food-service chains told farmers that they didn't want to be accused by activists of selling GMO french fries.
GMO tomatoes with a convenient trait that delays ripening were grown between 1998 and 2002, but cultivation was then suspended. GMO melons capable of resisting a virus have been successfully tested in the U.S. since 1989 but never planted commercially.
It is often reported that roughly 70% of foods in the U.S. contain some ingredients from genetically engineered crops, but most of those ingredients are byproducts such as oil, starch or sweeteners derived from just three GMO crops: soybeans, corn and sugar beets. If the U.S. enacted a mandatory labeling law, the impacts might be surprisingly small. To avoid the stigmatizing labels, food companies could reformulate many of their products, for example by turning to oil from non-GMO corn and soy, or by using non-GMO palm or sunflower oil. Byproducts from GMO corn and soy could then be diverted to industrial or biofuel use.
America's farmers might also find an acceptable workaround. Currently 98% of their soy and 88% of their corn is already employed as feedstock for biofuels or as animal feed, neither of which requires a label. But there would be a large downside in poor countries for moving further along this path.
Developing countries have significant unmet food needs, and GMO food crops are positioned to help. In Asia, poor consumers who currently don't get enough vitamin A from their rice-only diets could be better protected against blindness if their farmers had permission to plant so-called Golden Rice, which has been genetically engineered with high beta-carotene content.
Farmers and consumers in India currently exposed to toxic insecticides when they grow and eat eggplant could reduce their exposure if farmers had access to a GMO eggplant, Bt brinjal, that needs fewer chemical sprays. Farmers and consumers in East Africa currently vulnerable to hunger and destitution when drought hits their maize fields would be more secure if growers had permission to plant GMO drought-resistant varieties of white maize.
But if America, through a labeling system, joins Europe in embracing a new norm against the cultivation of GMO crops for human food, governments in developing countries, already skittish thanks to activist campaigns, will likely follow suit. The result would be a needless setback for the world's poorest and hungriest people.
Mr. Paarlberg is a professor of political science at Wellesley College and the author of "Food Politics: What Everyone Needs to Know" (Oxford, 2010).
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According to Independent Science News, Gene VI also inhibits RNA silencing. As you may know, RNA silencing has been pinpointed as vital for the proper functioning of gene expression when it comes to RNA. Perhaps more topically, it is a defense mechanism against viruses in plants and animals alike. On the contrary, many viruses have developed genes that disable this protective process. Independent Science News reports that the Gene VI is one such gene.
Overall, there is a degree of knowledge on Gene VI. What we do know going by information within the report is that the gene:
Helps to assemble virus particles
Inhibits the natural defense of the cellular system
Produces proteins that are potentially problematic
Makes plants susceptible to bacterial pathogens
All of which are very significant effects that should be studied in depth by an independent team of scientists after GMO products are taken off the market pending further research on the entire array of associated diseases. And that does not even include the effects we are unaware of. http://www.realfarmacy.com/safety-gr...-in-gmo-crops/
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What worries me is Monsanto's private army/secret police/storm troopers invading the small farmers.
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I've been trying to get up to speed with my knowledge of the SHB with has generated some questions.
What exactly is the time frame (# of days) from egg being laid until the larvae crawls out of the hive and into the ground?
How many cycles per year typically? Or are the SHB laying eggs daily?
How big are the larvae and how easily can they be seen?
Does a screened bottom board with cooking oil beneath the screen increase the casualty rate of the larvae?
How far will the larvae crawl from the hive before entering the ground?


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I took a piece of 1-1/2" black iron pipe welded a steel plate to one end.
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I bought some 15/64" hardened drill rod, cut a short piece for busting them loose, then a longer piece to push it out.
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Our first attraction is the little island of Mando which is only accessible by car during low tide. Of course, if you drive across the causeway when the tide is rising you may get yourself into deep water, literally! Alternatively, you may make it across okay but get stuck there until the next low tide – something undesirable if you are on a tight schedule. In our case, we had no idea of what the tides were doing so it wasn't looking promising. As luck would have it (for once) another vehicle came along and he professed to know that now was a good time to cross and return in safety
The Daisy Road takes us past interesting sights and after a while we enter a small village called Hojer. What a treasure trove this was. There were interesting galleries and a fabulous windmill known as Hojer Molle which is one of the tallest in Northern Europe. It has been preserved and is now a very interesting museum. Also there were cute houses and best of all, a highly acclaimed and award winning butcher shop that sells the best Danish frankfurts. Yum.
Next surprise on the agenda is a town called Mogeltonder. Its main street in which (once upon a time) the King (one of the Frederiks) would walk down from his palace, had to look like a Parisian Avenue. And so today it has been preserved as to how it looked over 400 years ago. Also surprising was the discovery of the fact that in Denmark you can buy liquorice coated and centred ice creams. Unfortunately, for as good as they look, the liquorice is the salted variety
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Louisiana health officials report 12 new West Nile virus cases in the past week and two West Nile-related deaths.
Of the 12 new cases, five involve serious brain or spinal cord infections that can lead to brain damage, paralysis or death. Six of the cases involve the less serious West Nile fever, which causes flu-like symptoms. One case caused no symptoms.
The latest figures bring the number of West Nile cases this year to 356, including 146 serious infections. Louisiana's death toll from West Nile this year is now 15.
Rapides Parish had two of the five new, serious cases. The others were in Allen, Avoyelles and Grant parishes.
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Lough Rynn Hotel in Leitrim is one of the most luxurious Castle Hotels in Ireland, the ancestral home of the Clements family and the legendary Lord Leitrim. The entire estate comprises over 300 acres of an Ireland that is idyllic, rich in history and charmed with natural beauty.
Lough Rynn Castle was sensitively brought back to life over a four year period by its owners Alan & Albert Hanly comprising its rejuvenation into a luxurious Hotel, providing those who visit the property with a unique insight into the treasures and wonders that is Lough Rynn Castle while offering the modern day facilities one can expect to find in a modern hotel.
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A large high school in Carol Stream, Illinois, part of the Glenbard 87 School District. Often referred to as a prison because it has no windows, and must be heated with bunsen burners because the school is at a constant 56 degress. Hallways are color-coded so that you don't get lost at there is no outside point of reference (see above). Glenbard North (often referred to as GBN) is the loner school in the district, hated by East, South, and West, because it is so far away from them. Sometimes confused with Glenbrook North (especially after the hazing incident) and known for getting into a brawl with Fremd High School during the football playoffs in 2007. Their mascot is the panther, and wrestling is a frickin cult.
Kid 1: Why are you wearing jeans and a sweatshirt when it's 80 degrees outside?
Kid 2: I go to Glenbard North.
Kid 2: I go to Glenbard North.
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It is commonly stated by the other 3 Glenbards that Glenbard North, and everyone claiming to attend Glenbard North, does not exist.
It is commonly stated by the other 3 Glenbards that Glenbard North, and everyone claiming to attend Glenbard North, does not exist.
Pookie: So I met this guy from Glenbard North at the band thing.
Me: Glenbard North doesn't exist. Liar.
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gay school... case closed.. the people there think they are gangsters and just think they are ghetto. evey glenbard school hates them and the only good sport they're good at is boys volleyball because no other school really plays that sport so theyr #1.
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Guilty Pleasures
If no one is looking or I'm just having a bad day I crave having a cinammon raisin bagel with salted butter spread on as thick as cream cheese.
What are your guilty pleasures?
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guilty pleasures all over!
could be some slices of smoked ham
or a large pizza
or a creamy pasta dish
sweet? not!
it is usually something salty/sour...
#3 Mon 16 Feb 09 2:39pm
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Champagne with a drop of h/m raspberry puree...................when I'm alone!
#4 Mon 16 Feb 09 3:11pm
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Chocolate, don't mind which. I've got an enormous tin of Quality Street in the cupboard...unopened fortunately for me. I really must give it away
Another pleasure is that i've got a silver star
#5 Mon 16 Feb 09 3:51pm
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Congratulations Kye!
Guilty pleasure - Rich American style ice cream (from Vermont hopefully)
#6 Mon 16 Feb 09 4:52pm
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A maple bar from Tan's donuts in Santa Rosa. I have all I can do to drive past without stopping in. (I go by it every morning.)
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Well done Kye , the silver is looking good.
MrsP, you are racing towards a 'gold ' at the moment.
guilty pleasure...hmmmm... has to be something savory like a large portion of humous
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I�m not very observant - until now I hadn't noticed the stars. How do you get them, and in what order (bronze, silver, gold?)?
My guilty pleasure is serving something I ove, but OH says he hates, and him eating it without knowing what it is till after he's said how good it was.
Eg., this year's mince pies. I had to stop him eating so many, as he's pre-diabetic!
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Fort Bliss personnel to gain trauma experience working at UMC
EL PASO, Texas - University Medical Center and Fort Bliss have signed an agreement that allows military medical personnel assigned to the 31st Combat Support Hospital at Fort Bliss to work alongside UMC staff in the hospital's Level I Trauma Center and Intensive Care Units.
UMC officials say this experience will help ensure that military caregivers' skills remain sharp during those periods when the Combat Support Hospital is not deployed to a war zone or domestic disaster area.
The 31st Combat Support Hospital is a mobile surgical hospital.
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Patients will be followed every 6 months for a total of 5 visits (Month 0, 6, 12, 18 and 24). The first visit is the screening and entry visit which can occur at any time after the subject finishes SEARCH 001 study but preferably it should occur approximately 6 months after SEARCH 001 study completion.
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Final outcome assessment based on all available data. If possible, it is intended that these diagnoses will be determined through monthly VTC conference calls with UH investigators. This consensus conference will include the Thai investigators, the UH neurologist, the UH neuropsychologist and the UH principal investigators.
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The Council of Chief State School Officers received valuable contributions from many organizations and individuals in preparing the 2001 State Education Indicators report. We consider the report a collaborative effort.
We received strong support from chief state school officers, state assessment directors, and state Title I directors for the idea of a 50-state report profiling key statewide education indicators and indicators of progress of Title I programs. States provided excellent cooperation in reporting not only the state assessment data required under Title I but also further details about state assessment programs and student demographics that provide the context for analyzing assessment results. State education staff carefully reviewed the data in the state profiles and provided important suggestions for improving the report, and we thank them for their continued assistance which makes the profiles possible.
Funding support for the State Education Indicators report was provided under a task order from the U.S. Department of Education, Policy and Program Studies Service. We very much appreciate the guidance and assistance provided by staff in the Policy and Program Studies Service, including Daphne Kaplan, Collette Roney, and Kirsten Duncan as well as staff from the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, including Mary Moran and Chuck Laster. The National Center for Education Statistics provided access to data files from the Common Core of Data, NAEP, and Schools and Staffing Survey, and we particularly thank John Sietsema and Beth Young for their assistance. The database for the state profiles was developed in collaboration with Westat, Inc., and we appreciate the efforts of Beth Sinclair, Nina Blecher, and Babette Gutmann in data collection and project support.
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I'm sorry, but no. If you wanna see how UC plays without W&R, then play UC2. You have ZERO defense from Blindefire.
The only people who complain about it are:
Those who can't do it.
Those that complain about everything.
EDIT: Also, I doubt ND is going to fix it if they put a video about it on UCTV.
Anyone can do it. Thats the problem lol. No skill just an animation loophole.
You're exactly right, it's not going anyhwere.
But for UC4, they should get rid of it. Its ridiculous and makes the OP mele even more OP.
I understand that it is here to stay, but I just cant see any defense for the wack n roll itself (not saying you're defending it). There is no way ND intended it to be that way. Im not buying it.
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It's clearly a glitch. Even in the "Way of the Iron Fist" video that Cog did, he waited until the entire melee animation finished before rolling away. Meanwhile "Wack and Roll" completely cuts off the majority of the melee animation and any penalty that someone would have for trying to use punches to beat bullets. Wack and Roll is the bunnyhopping/cornershooting of U3. Either way it's a cheap exploit that people tried to say was legit because it's existence is favorable to them.
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Firing your sidearm interrupts the idol pick up animation. So what. Learn to do them or gtfrako..
Well it shouldn't. You are known to be the champion of Plunder fixes so I'm sure I'm not the only one who sees it as odd that you don't want that Idol exploit fixed.
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Sabres claw back to tie it in secondTuesday, February 9th, 2010
It was a wild first five minutes of the second period in Buffalo. The Sabres came out with more aggression than they showed in the first which was immediately evident when their captain, Craig Rivet, decided it was time to throw down with Bruins enforcer Shawn Thornton at 2:54. The fight started at the same time that a penalty whistle was blown to send Bruins forward Milan Lucic to the box for a hooking call. The Sabres were then given a golden chance to get back into the game when Steve Begin took a holding penalty 54-seconds later to give Buffalo 1:08 of 5-on-3 hockey at 3:46.
The Sabres would not need all of it to get on the board. At 4:35 Buffalo center Derek Roy found himself in the middle slot facing down Tuukka Rask with time and space. Roy let go a wily wrist shot that beat Rask glove side to cut the Bruins lead to 2-1.
Boston got its first chance on the power play when Paul Gaustad tried to throw down with Zdeno Chara at 9:52. The towering Bruins captain cannot fight though because he tore most of the ligaments in his pinky the first time the Bruins played in Buffalo on Nov. 20. The finger looks pretty ugly as it is bent at a 90-degree angle and Chara has to wear a split on it during practice and games. Per NHL rules, a player cannot fight with any outside material on his hands, hence Chara cannot fight for fear of a suspension or injuring the finger more seriously than it already is. Gaustad went to the box for a two-minute unsportsmanlike yet the Bruins could not break down Ryan Miller's door.
With the Sabres putting steady pressure on the Bruins through the period, Boston's best chance came near the 18:30 mark when the puck got loose in the crease in front of Ryan Miller. Boston forward Mark Recchi dove for it but it was cleared and skipped through the neutral zone off the center wall to defenseman Tyler Myers. Bruins defenseman Adam McQuaid missed on the loose puck and Myers picked it up and let go of a sneaky wrist shot that surprised Rask on his glove side the Buffalo tied the game at two at 18:35.
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Garland and Wintry Wreaths from Daisy Rose Floral DesignSurrounding ourselves with all-things-pretty is what we're all about here at SMP at Home. Though the holidays are behind us now (insert soft sobs here), it doesn't mean that our table tops should remain undecorated and our doors unwreathed (it's a verb!). Captured
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