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Well I finally got to run my buddies 04 Chamelon cobra,he has I,exhaust and new pulley. I got a jump of about 2 cars from a dig then preceded to reel me in. At about 80 I heard the supercharger whine and he flew past me. Im guessing he put 8plus cars on me in about 3 seconds It was fun though...
btw at the local strip he runs 11.8s w/ slicks
I ran a 13.8 at 90degrees. Im sure I could get 13.4-13.5x
It was funny though, most my friends that I hung real close or even beat him They were watching from the starting line though.
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The Cambridge History of African and Caribbean Literature 2 Volume Hardback Set
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März 2004
BeschreibungFeaturing new perspectives on African and Caribbean literature, this History explores the scope of the literature (variety of languages, regions and genres); nature of composition; and complex relationship with African social and geo-political history. It comprehensively covers the field of African literature, defined by creative expression in Africa as well as the black diaspora. This major history of African literature will be an essential resource for specialists and students.
InhaltsverzeichnisPreface; Acknowledgments; Maps; Chronology; 1. Africa and orality Liz Gunner; 2. The folk tale and its extensions Kwesi Yankah; 3. Festivals, ritual, and drama in Africa Tejumola Oaniyan; 4. Arab and Berber oral traditions in North Africa Sabra Webber; 5. Heroic and praise poetry in South Africa Lupenga Mphande; 6. African oral epics Isidore Okpehwo; 7. The oral tradition in the African diaspora Maureen Warner-Lewis; 8. Carnival and the folk origins of West Indian drama Keith Q. Warner; 9. Africa and writing Alain Ricard; 10. Ethiopian literature Teodros Kiros; 11. African literature in Arabic Farida Abu-Haidar; 12. The Swahili literary tradition: and intercultural heritage Alamin Mazrui; 13. Africa and the European Renaissance Silvie Kande; 14. The literature of slavery and abolition Moira Ferguson; 15. Discourses of empire Robert Eric Livingston; 16. African-language literatures of Southern Africa Daniel P. Kuene; 17. Gikuyu literature: development from early Christian writings to Ngugi's later novels Ann Biersteker; 18. The emergence of written Hausa literature Ausseina Alidou; 19. Literature in Yoruba: poetry and prose; traveling theatre and modern drama Karin Barber; 20. African literature and the colonial factor Simon Gikandi; 21. The formative journals and institutions Milton Krieger; 22. Literature in Afrikaans Ampie Coetzee; 23. East African literature in English Simon Gikandi; 24. Anglophone literature of Central Africa Flora Veit-Wild and Anthony Chennells; 25. West African literature in English: beginnings to the mid-seventies Dan Izebaye; 26. South African literature in English David Attwell; 27. African literature in French: Sub-Saharan Africa during the colonial period Mildred Mortimer; 28. North African literature in French Patricia Geesey; 29. Francophone literatures of the Indian Ocean Benedicte Maguiere; 30. African literature in Spanish Mabre Ngom; 31. African literature in Portuguese Russell Hamilton; 32. Popular literature in Africa Ode S. Ogede; 33. Caribbean literature in French: origins and development Nick Nesbitt; 34. Caribbean literature in Spanish Lizabeth Paravisini-Gebert; 35. Anglophone Caribbean literature Elaine Savory; 36. The Harlem Renaissance and the Negritude Movement F. Abiola Irele; 37. Postcolonial Caribbean identities J. Michael Dash; 38. African literature and post independence disillusionment Derek Wright; 39. 'Postcolonial' African and Caribbean literature Adele King; 40. Modernism and postmodernism in African literature Ato Quayson.
PortraitProfessor F. Abiola Irele's publications include an annotated edition of Selected Poems of Leopold Sedar Senghor (1977), The African Experience in Literature and Ideology (1981; reprinted 1990), and an annotated edition of Aime Cesaire's Cahier d'un retour au pays natal (1994; second edition 1999), as well as numerous articles and reviews and a recent volume of essays, The African Imagination (2001). He is a contributing editor to the new Norton Anthology of World Literature and is currently editor of Research in African Literatures. He is general editor of the series Cambridge Studies in African and Caribbean Literature. SIMON GIKANDI is Robert Hayden Professor of English Language and Literature at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. His books include Reading the African Novel, Reading Chinua Achebe, Writing in Limbo: Modernism and Caribbean Literature, Maps of Englishness: Writing Identity in the Culture of Colonialism, and Ngugi wa Thiong'o. He is the general editor of The Encyclopedia of African Literature.
Pressestimmen'... begins with some excellent essays on how African societies have shaped the oral culture from which they emerged.' Times Literary Supplement '... readers will find here valuable individual essays, well edited and handsomely presented.' New West Indian Guide
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The Team Sky rider answered questions from a room overflowing with media representatives before taking a ride through Porto-Vecchio and greeting hundreds of cheering fans during the traditional team presentation ceremony. The 28-year-old, entering his first Tour as the team leader, appeared at first to be slightly taken aback by the scale of attention but soon found his stride.
"I don't think there's really much you can to prepare for this amount of hype," he said during his press conference. "The number of journalists here today is really different to any other race on our calendar, it's definitely a bit of a surprise to see this."
But Froome has been carefully preparing for this moment ever since last year's Tour ended with him in second place to team-mate Sir Bradley Wiggins.
That experience gave him at least a hint of what was to come in terms of the additional responsibilities given to a race leader at such an event and even though nothing else quite compares to experiencing it first hand, particularly in the Tour, Team Sky have done their homework.
Froome has won four of the five stage races he has entered this year, the only exception coming when he finished second to eventual Giro d'Italia winner Vincenzo Nibali - absent from this year's Tour - in the Tirreno-Adriatico.
"The way my season has been structured, we've gone to the early-season races to be in the position of defending, of being in the leadership position so you go through the motions of press conferences after races, of being in the limelight," Froome said. "It's given me a really good build-up to this point, but this is on a different level."
While everything in the form book points to a Froome victory, there were also reminders on Thursday of the significant obstacles still standing in his way.
Team-mate Richie Porte pointed to the twisty second stage - unusual to see so early in the Tour - as a potential danger point with crashes to be expected, while two-time winner Alberto Contador, one of Froome's main rival here, also fired a warning shot.
"We have seen Froome have a strong season so far," he said through a translator. "But if I thought I could not beat him I would not have the motivation to be here at this moment."
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CPU is fast and runs cool with stock fan. The fan is silent and temp has been between 29 and 32 C. Installed in Gigabyte GA-MA78GPM-UD2H motherboard. Highly recommend for a low power low heat producing system.
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Tommy Victor (Danzig, Prong) becomes EV' Wireless Endorser
Tommy's crushingly heavy guitar can be heard on Danzig's latest CD "Circle of Snakes", which the band is currently supporting on tour in the USA and Canada.
Tommy's reputation was established in Prong, the legendary NYC Thrash Metal outfit Victor formed after working as a soundman at CBGBs in the mid-"80s. Victor's fierce technique lends itself well to Glenn Danzig's heavy gothic punk vision, which continues to host the monstrous caricatures he introduced during the original punk era with seminal California outfit the Misfits.
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Thanks to its convenient location in the very heart of Tuscany, Montecatini is ideal for discovering the surrounding countryside by train or car. This means that the beneficial Spa treatments, are just some of the many options for a varied and enticing stay.
4 star Hotel Torretta will welcome you with its friendly yet discreet (garbata – as we say here in Tuscany) family atmosphere, with a reception and staff that are only too happy to help you enjoy a wonderful stay and plan for you tailor made excursions in the surrounding area.
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I had my smart lipo don on my upper and lower abdomen and my sides.Tody is my 8th day.
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The global financial crisis has already highlighted both the strengths and the weaknesses of the European Union. Had it not been for the euro, the shock waves from the meltdown of September and October would have spread to the currency markets, creating tensions that would have set Europe's political and economic integration back by decades, perhaps imperiling the whole project.
Much less positively, EU member states have been slow to act in concert. At first it was the European Commission that drew criticism for its slowness in making proposals to rally national governments and their policymakers. Now it is the member states that are resisting the urgent need for a coordinated EU-wide policy response to the deepening crisis.
The speed and the severity of the economic slowdown are far greater than any of the post-war downturns of the past 60 years. In Europe, we by and large failed to heed the warning signals of America's sub-prime mortgage crisis when it erupted in the late summer of 2007, and thus were unprepared when the next phase of the crisis engulfed European banks, too. The lesson to be drawn is that the EU must move more quickly and with greater determination than has been the case so far.
Throughout the EU, people are asking, "What is Europe doing to address the crisis?" The answer is "not nearly enough", and the political price may be high at next summer's European parliament elections.
The remaining weeks of 2008 will be crucial to Europe's efforts to regain the initiative and to attempt to attenuate the effects of the crisis while also addressing unresolved problems on the EU reform agenda. As trustees of Friends of Europe, we would urge the European institutions and EU political leaders to renew their efforts regarding both the Lisbon Treaty and the Lisbon Agenda.
France's EU presidency has done much to improve coordination between member states' responses to the financial crisis, and the European Commission has also begun to play the more active role that Friends of Europe called for on October 10. The challenge now is for the presidency and the commission to give fresh political impetus to the EU's stalled reform drive.
The Lisbon Treaty is a step towards adapting the EU's decision-making mechanisms to the 21st century and a membership of 27 or more countries. The global nature of the current crisis makes it plain that Europe must be able to decide quickly and coherently, or suffer adverse consequences. There seems little doubt that public opinion across the EU is increasingly drawing the same conclusions.
The sovereign right of the Irish people to decide their own future is unchallengeable. But Ireland should also allow the EU's other member states to proceed with the Lisbon Treaty if that is what they wish. Even if another referendum is to be held in Ireland, the Irish government should foresee a procedure that, irrespective of the outcome, allows other member states to implement the essential parts of the Lisbon treaty.
The commission now needs to take action to ensure that member states redouble their efforts with regard to the Lisbon Agenda for overhauling Europe's global competitiveness. In 2000, the EU set a 10-year programme of agreed reform targets, yet in many cases its member states have lacked the political will to implement them. Europe's increasingly gloomy prospects make these reforms more necessary than ever.
Giuliano Amato was Italy's prime minister from 1994 to 1996; Etienne Davignon is president of Friends of Europe and a former vice-president of the European Commission; Jean-Luc Dehaene was Belgium's prime minister from 1992 to 1999; Wim Kok was the Netherlands' prime minister from 1994 to 2002.
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FOXBORO — Clear skies and humid temperatures in the low 80s are expected for the first Patriots game since Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis.
Tom Brady, according to multiple reports, will play in tonight's preseason opener against the Saints, who beat the Cardinals on Sunday night, 17-10, in the annual Hall of Fame game in Canton, OH.
Brady will likely play in at least the first two series of the game and get between 10-15 snaps of action as he tries to get accustomed to an offensive line that will be vastly different to start 2012.
Gone are Matt Light (retired), Logan Mankins (ACL recovery), Sebastian Vollmer (injured) and Brian Waters (absent from camp). Nate Solder figures to be the starting left tackle, as he's seen the most action at that spot in camp. Dan Connolly is a candidate at left guard while Ryan Wendell could be replacing center Dan Koppen on the starting unit. On the right side, Donald Thomas has been seeing a great deal of action at guard while second-year lineman Marcus Cannon is expected to see plenty of time at right tackle.
The Saints are playing their second game without head coach Sean Payton. He has been replaced by interim coach Joe Vitt, who has been overseeing the two practices with the Patriots on Tuesday and Wednesday this week in Foxboro. Vitt has also been suspended for the first six games of the regular season with Steve Spagnuolo likely getting the nod to coach the team to start 2012.
With Brady starting for the Patriots, Drew Brees is likely to start for the Saints but again is only expected to see action for the first quarter.
On the defensive side of the ball, this will be the first chance for the Patriots to catch a glimpse of rookies Dont'a Hightower and Chandler Jones. Both first round picks are expected to start with the first team as Hightower has been spending most of training camp lining up next to Jerod Mayo in the linebacker unit. With Brandon Spikes missing the last four practices, Hightower moved inside and Mayo has been playing on the outside.
Defensive end Chandler Jones has been seeing a lot of time on the right defensive end, the primary spot for pass rush in the NFL.
There are no official inactive lists for preseason games but with several players missing the last several practices, you can pretty much count on not seeing Spikes, defensive lineman Gerard Warren, defensive lineman Jonathan Fanene, Ron Brace, Logan Mankins, Sebastian Vollmer and Tracy White.
In an annual tradition, the offseason workout winners in the Patriots weight training program adorn the cover of "GAMEDAY" and they are: WR/KR Julian Edelman, K Stephen Gostkowski, RB Danny Woodhead, DB Patrick Chung, OL Nate Solder, DL Jermaine Cunningham, LB Jeff Tarpinian, LB Jerod Mayo, LB Bobby Carpenter and DL Trevor Scott.
Tonight also marks the first game the Patriots will play using NFL replacement officials. The officials are comprised from various college conferences around the country and select high profile and accomplished high school leagues.
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I just changed out my heater blower motor resistor because the blower would only work on high speed. Took a pic of where it is located directly behind the glove box if it helps anyone. To remove the glove box remove the small plastic arm on the right side of the glove box them pull the glove box off the two hinges on each side. The resistor is then visible, remove the wiring harness and unscrew the two torque screws to remove it.
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link were you bought the resistor from??? please
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Chances are you can pick it up at a local stealership for less than buying it online with shipping. But if you want to buy it online, this is as good a place as any and don't forget the JG discount.
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I stopped by the Jeep dealer near me and they had one in stock for about $13 so I picked it up. Cheap enough and I wanted to do it that night because I was having people in my car. Online is about $6 + shipping.
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Developer plans to build more than 300 housing units near Sunset Junction
View Frost Chadwick in a larger map The developer that demolished a block of storefronts at Silver Lake's Sunset Junction last year now wants to demolish more buildings – including the former Sunset Pacific Motel and the 4100 Bar – and build more than 300 units ... Read More »
PETA sets up shop in Echo Park
The new West Coast headquarters of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals opened today in Echo Park, with about 60 employees adjusting to new surrounding in what had been a former auto showroom. The conversion of the 80-year-old building – which will be named ... Read More »
Eastside Property: Bright blue Highland Park flip up for sale
The new year has just begun but this newly listed Highland Park home on Hub Street looks like it has been painted with Easter in mind, with a combination of bright-blue siding, yellow window frames and gray trim (pink probably would have been a bit much). ... Read More »
News & Notes from Boyle Heights, Eagle Rock, Echo Park, Highland Park & Silver Lake
Legs & Transmission Shop, East Los Angeles | Photo by Mr. Fat Cap Photography/Flickr Boyle Heights and Echo Park residents march in Occupy the Rose Parade protest. L.A.Now B-2 bomber makes a pass over Eagle Rock on the way to the Rose Parade. YouTube Neighborhood youths ... Read More »


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Geneva, Switzerland (07 March, 2013) – A new survey reveals that more than half of British women did not play competitive sport or spend any time on intensive workouts such as running or cycling, in a given week. Seven months on from the 2012 Olympics, British women are still less likely than their European counterparts to devote any time to competitive sport, with Britain trailing behind Germany, Denmark, Sweden and France, according to a new multi-national survey on sport and exercise habits. Following record turn-outs for women's football at the Olympics, the countdown to this summer's UEFA Women's EURO in Sweden offers an opportunity for women to kick start heart-healthy physical activities and set themselves the goal of being more active.
"Playing sport can be an important part of an active, healthy lifestyle. In combination with everyday physical activities, such as gardening or even doing household chores, sport can help reduce the risk of heart disease, the number one killer of women, responsible for the deaths of 1 in 3 women worldwide. According to the World Health Organization's Global Recommendations on Physical activity for Health, adults aged between 18-64 years should do 150 minutes of moderate physical activity (gardening, dancing or brisk walking) or 75 minutes of vigorous physical activity (playing sport, running or aerobics) per week. Ahead of International Women's Day, we encourage women to take care of their heart health to avoid paying the penalty of an inactive lifestyle", said Johanna Ralston, CEO of the World Heart Federation.
Indeed, the survey reveals that British women are not only indifferent to sport, but 1 in 3 women do not do enough physical activity, putting themselves at risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD), which includes heart disease and stroke. More than 2 million women in the UK are just below the threshold for a healthy level of physical activity1. They could reduce their risk of CVD if they set themselves the goal of doing just one hour more per week of playing sport or doing everyday physical activities such as gardening or household chores.
The multi-national survey conducted by YouGov in France, Sweden, UK, Denmark and Sweden, and commissioned by the World Heart Federation reveals that in the UK:
• 54 per cent of women in the UK did not play competitive sport or do any vigorous physical activity in the week of the survey compared to 34 per cent in Denmark, 44 per cent in Germany, 47 per cent in Sweden and 52 per cent in France
• 18 per cent of women admitted to being physically inactive and did not exert themselves at all
• Younger women in the UK are more likely to have played competitive sports, with 63 per cent of women aged 18-34 years devoting time to intensive workouts or playing sport in the week they were surveyed
The World Heart Federation's "Make a Healthy Heart your Goal" campaign in partnership with UEFA Women's EURO 2013 will be officially launched tomorrow on International Women's Day. The campaign encourages women and girls to set themselves the 'goal' of becoming more physically active, by practising sports such as football and incorporating physical activities into their everyday lives, to reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke.
"Ahead of the UEFA Women's EURO 2013 in July, we are calling on women and girls across Europe to achieve their physical activity 'goal' by playing football. Football is an empowering and unifying experience for women and girls. UEFA believes that every girl should have the opportunity to play football locally regardless of skill or talent and it is our goal to support this aim through our partnership with the World Heart Federation," said Karen Espelund, Member of the UEFA Executive Committee and Chairwoman of the UEFA Women's Football Committee.
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Read more about the results of the survey in France, Germany, Denmark and Sweden on: http://www.world-heart-federation.org/what-we-do/awareness/go-red-for-women/make-a-healthy-heart-your-goal/press-releases/
About the survey
The survey was conducted by YouGov in 5 European countries, France, Germany, UK, Denmark and Sweden, with a total sample size of 6,172 adults, aged 18-64. The survey asked respondents how many minutes of vigorous and moderate physical activity they do in one week. The survey results were compared with World Health Organisation's Global Recommendations on Physical activity for Health to find out how active women are.
About the "Make a Healthy Heart your Goal" campaign
The World Heart Federation, in partnership with UEFA, the Swedish Heart-Lung Foundation and the Swedish Football Association are coming together at the UEFA Women's Euro 2013 to support the Go Red for Women campaign and its fight against CVD, the number 1 killer of women. This campaign encourages women and girls to lead an active, healthy lifestyle and practise sports such as football to help reduce their risk of heart disease and stroke. For more information about the campaign: www.worldheart.org/womenseuro; #EURO2013
About the World Heart Federation
The World Heart Federation is dedicated to leading the global fight against heart disease and stroke, with a focus on low- and middle-income countries, via a united community of more than 200 member organizations. With its members, the World Heart Federation works to build global commitment to addressing cardiovascular health at the policy level, generates and exchanges ideas, shares best practice, advances scientific knowledge and promotes knowledge transfer to tackle cardiovascular disease – the world's number one killer. It is a growing membership organization that brings together the strength of cardiac societies and heart foundations from more than 100 countries. Through our collective efforts we can help people all over the world to lead longer and better heart-healthy lives. For more information, please visit: www.worldheart.org;
twitter.com/worldheartfed; www.facebook.com/worldheartfederation
About UEFA Women's EURO
The UEFA European Women's Championship is the most prestigious European national team football competition for women. It is played every four years, over two seasons, alternating with the European qualifying competition for the FIFA Women's World Cup. In 2013, it will take place in Sweden from 10 to 28 July.
19 per cent of women reported that they spent between 90 and 150 minutes doing physical activity in a given week, within 60 minutes of the recommended levels to reduce the risk of CVD. Assuming the omnibus survey sample is representative, this corresponds to 2.29 million women in the wider UK population


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PARIS, Sunday—I was amused to find that the appearance in certain papers back home of a picture showing our Secretary of State and myself at a government reception where we had been served champagne in order to drink the health and prosperity of the United States and France has created among my W.C.T.U. friends the feeling that I was giving a bad example to the youth of the United States. I want to assure them that it would be much worse if one refused to follow traditional customs in foreign countries and made a scene about sipping a glass of champagne.
Sometimes I think we are very provincial in the United States. In all the time I have been in Paris I have not seen a single drunken person on the street. I think this is because the French are a wine-drinking people and not given to strong alcoholic beverages.
But even if you have consideration for the customs of a country, it need not mean that you have to drink much wine. I want to assure my W.C.T.U. friends that if their children never took more wine or more strong liquor than I do they will be entirely safe from overindulgence. There is nothing I dislike more than lack of self-control, but I also think that should extend to being able to control oneself even when having consideration for the customs and habits of other people. Friendliness may be expressed in a number of ways, and not to be able to drink a toast to your own country or to another country in the way that meets the customs of any people would seem to me to be an admission of weakness and lack of good manners.
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The other afternoon in Committee Three we heard a statement through the acting mediator in Palestine, Ralph Bunche, and Sir Rafael Gilento on the plight of the Arab refugees. The British are anxious to move this particular point in the refugee problem up for consideration as soon as possible because the need is very urgent.
Sir Rafael told us that just before he left Palestine to come to the meeting of the United Nations he was handed a paper stating that ten more children in one small group had died the night before. Winter is now threatening and many of these people are without warm blankets or shelter of any kind except what the olive trees afford. Some are in areas 3000 feet up, where rain and snow even add to their discomfort.
The Arab states find themselves unable to meet their need for food, and not only hunger and exposure is their fate but disease is beginning to take its toll. The figures have been revised upward and some 500,000 refugees are now thought to be out in the open without resources of any kind. From a humanitarian point of view these human beings, who are the victims of a situation rather than its creators, are deserving of help, and the help should come very rapidly if the rest of the world is not to be responsible for the death of many helpless human beings.


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Guadalajara, UANL join Copa line-up
MEXICO CITY, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Guadalajara and UANL have completed the line-up for this year's South American Libertadores Cup after finishing top in an eight-team tournament involving Mexican sides in the United States.
Guadalajara, who claim to be Mexico's most popular club and field only Mexican players, beat Veracruz 2-1 while 10-man UANL overcame local rivals Monterrey by the same score in the final matches played Sunday in Carson, California.
Guadalajara raced to a 2-0 lead in 22 minutes with goals from Edwin Borboa and Mexico striker Omar Bravo before Uruguayan Gustavo Biscayzacu reduced the arrears for the Red Sharks in the 58th minute.
Mexico midfielder Jaime Lozano, recently signed from UNAM, scored in the first minute of injury-time as UANL overcame Monterrey.
Monterrey had taken a second-minute lead when Ricardo Martinez scored with a shot from outside the penalty area before Argentine-born forward Walter Gaitan levelled in the 70th minute.
His goal came shortly after UANL had Antonio Sancho sent off.
Monterrey, beaten finalists in the 2005/6 Apertura championship, had Chile forward Reinaldo Navia dismissed in the second half of extra-time.
UANL qualified as Mexico's second representatives and will play in Group Four along with Chilean champions Universidad Catolica, Colombian champions Deportivo Cali and Brazilian champions Corinthians.
Guadalajara qualified as the country's third team and face Chile's Colo Colo in a two-leg preliminary round tie. UNAM had already qualified.
Mexico's clubs take part in South America's top club competition as guests and organise a separate tournament to determine the participants.


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Ugchelen is a district of Apeldoorn but always had the feel of a small village. It is surrounded by an overwhelming amount of nature (woods, heaths) and it has all delights of the city of Apeldoorn and the rest of The Netherlands. In and nearby Ugchelen there's several cycling, walking and horse riding.
Ugchelen has all the basics you'll need (bakery, supermarket, deli counters) and the shopping centre of Apeldoorn is nearby for all extra's. We can recommend the local pancake restaurant and don't forget to visit our famous icecream maker. For a good cup of coffee or a high tea you can stay in Ugchelen as well.
The city of Apeldoorn offers you, among others, a family theme park, the ape zoo, the former royal palace and its beautiful gardens or visit / travel with an old steam railway. And although Apeldoorn has several swimming pools, the most beautiful one is a outdoor pool (open between May and September). Throughout the year there are various events in and around Apeldoorn. And of course you can visit the cinema, a bar, one of the many restaurants, a bowling centre etc. etc. as well.
Nearby Apeldoorn you can visit mediaeval cities like Deventer (20 minutes) and Zutphen (30 minutes) or the National Park Hoge Veluwe, with the Kröller Muller museum (20 minutes), the Open Air Museum in Arnhem (30 minutes) and many other locations.
Ugchelen is located near highway A1, so it's a good base to visit for instance cities like Amsterdam (1 hour), Berlin (5 hours), Antwerpen (2 hours), Brussel (2,5 hours), Paris (5 hours). If you don't want to go by car, Apeldoorn has a railway station with good connection to Amsterdam and Utrecht.
So, Ugchelen is definitely a good base for a wonderful holiday and we look forward to let you experience that.
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The workshop drew about 100 participants from ten African Countries namely Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Regional institutes and Global partners namely WHO (WHO Geneva, AFRO and Country Office), UNICEF, UNFPA, UNAIDS, PMNCH, HMN, CDC, World Bank, USAID, NORAD, CIDA, DFID/E4A, GIZ, Africa MNCH Coalition, World Vision and others. Read more (1.36 MB)


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Topic: Human Rights, Social Justice, Values
Name of Publication: Sh'ma: A Journal of Jewish Ideas
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A gooey treat and something fresh
Popcorn seems to always be a popular snack with many people. It certainly is at our house and especially fresh caramel corn. One day I popped a large bowl of popcorn and when the grandkids spent the afternoon with us at the beach, we took the wok outdoors and made fresh Wok Caramel Corn as we sat around the picnic table. Wok Caramel Corn is so delicious and what a gooey and delicious treat!!!
■ Wok Caramel Corn
7 large marshmallows
1/4 cup butter
1/4 cup brown sugar
About 6 to 7 cups popcorn
Slowly melt above ingredients in a wok. Be careful not to burn. Add popcorn and serve.
■ Fresh Fruit Kabobs
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup water
1/4 cup lemon juice
1/4 cup orange juice
2 apples, unpeeled
2 pears, unpeeled
1 8-1/4 ounce can pineapple chunks, drained
11 ounce can mandarin oranges, drained
Mix sugar, water, lemon juice and orange juice in a large bowl. Combine apples and pears. Cut into 1-1/2 inch pieces. Add to marinade. Toss gently to coat fruit. Add pineapple chunks and orange segments. Cover and refrigerate several hours or overnight. To serve kabobs, drain fruit and thread onto wooden skewers. Berries, peaches or melons many be substituted. If using berries, do not marinade.
■ Smothered Angel Hair Pasta
Serving size: 6
1 tablespoon butter
2 eggs
1 cup half and half
1 cup plain yogurt
4 ounces Swiss cheese, shredded
1/3 cup feta cheese, crumbled
1/3 cup parsley, chopped
1/4 cup chopped fresh basil or 1 teaspoon dried basil crushed
1 teaspoon dried oregano, crushed
9 ounces uncooked fresh angel hair pasta
16 ounces mild, thick and chunky salsa
1 package medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
4 ounces Monterey jack cheese, shredded
Snow peas, optional
With one tablespoon butter, grease a 12-by 8- inch pan. Combine eggs, half-and-half, yogurt, Swiss cheese, feta cheese, parsley, basil and oregano in medium bowl; mix well. Spread half of the pasta on bottom of prepared pan. Cover with salsa. Add half of the shrimp. Cover with remaining pasta. Spread egg mixture over pasta and top with remaining shrimp. Sprinkle Monterey cheese over top. Bake in preheated 350 degree oven 30 minutes or until bubbly. Let stand 10 minutes. Garnish with snow peas.
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I have a P-11 and it is a well functioning pistol.
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Let's make a bold choice, Gillard urges
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Julia Gillard in Melbourne yesterday after returning from a holiday in Vietnam.
Photo: Penny Stephens
Labor's leadership contest appears set to widen with Victorian frontbencher Julia Gillard signalling her readiness to stand and challenging the party to be bold.
As front-runner Kim Beazley made a trip to Sydney to begin lobbying MPs in person, supporters of foreign affairs spokesman Kevin Rudd - expected back from Indonesia tomorrow - talked up his prospects in next Friday's ballot.
The likelihood of at least three candidates appears to have ended any chance of Mr Beazley being embraced unopposed as the man to restore unity and order in Labor ranks after the implosion of Mark Latham's leadership.
But backers of all three conceded last night that the situation remained "fluid" as MPs assessed the strengths and weaknesses of those on offer and that several scenarios could still play out.
Returning from holiday in Vietnam, Ms Gillard said she would talk to colleagues before announcing her intentions. But, in a direct challenge to the Beazley camp, she insisted the party needed more than experience and stability to be competitive.
"I think the party has to be stabilised, but the party has to be pointed in the right direction," said Ms Gillard, who is being supported by former leader Simon Crean.
In other developments:
· Two prominent MPs who voted against Mr Beazley in the last two leadership ballots, Victoria's Kelvin Thomson and Queensland's Craig Emerson, indicated they would be backing the West Australian next Friday.
"It's clear from the last election that experience is important - and Kim has it," Mr Thomson told The Age. "It's not just experience. He is held in high regard, there's a lot of respect for Kim in the community, a lot of affection for him," Mr Emerson told radio in Brisbane.
· Mr Latham has decided against returning to Canberra to say a formal goodbye to his caucus colleagues. He has written to the Speaker formally resigning as member for the outer Sydney seat of Werriwa. The resignation becomes effective as soon as it is received, so Mr Latham will no longer be an MP when caucus meets next Friday.
While Mr Beazley has put experience, stability and unity at the heart of his campaign, Ms Gillard yesterday told reporters: "I think the qualities in opposition which we need are boldness. You need the boldness to seize the agenda."
During a brief media conference at Melbourne Airport, Ms Gillard, from the Left of the party, stressed repeatedly the need for an independent foreign policy, a strong focus on health and education and "an economic policy that shares opportunity and prosperity".
Labor leadership contender Kevin Rudd visited Zainal Abidin General Hospital in Banda Aceh yesterday.
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She also called for a cultural change within the party, saying the instability and unwillingness to support the leader that had been so destructive since 2001 had to end, whoever was chosen next week.
Ms Gillard will not make a decision on running until she has assessed her level of caucus support, but supporters insisted last night she was doing better than Mr Rudd and that Mr Beazley was by no means assured of victory.
While Ms Gillard's support is strongest from those who supported Mr Latham against Mr Beazley in 2003, she faces a big challenge in securing support from the Right.
The convenor of the powerful NSW Right faction, Michael Forshaw, insisted Mr Beazley had the strongest chance of unifying Labor MPs.
"I'm of the view that the party needs to firstly get unity, it needs stability (and) I think the best way to do that is to have a leader, namely Kim Beazley, who has got the experience, who has the respect of the public, who the public know and understand is a person who is a leader," Senator Forshaw told ABC radio.
"We need to do that now to give us any chance of rebuilding towards the next election."
But South Australian MP Rod Sawford dismissed claims of unity under Mr Beazley, citing the destructive role Beazley backers had played in tearing down other leaders.
"I believe there is too much ingrained bad blood between Beazley and his lieutenants (and other MPs) from past challenges against Simon Crean and Mark Latham for that unity to be achieved," he told ABC Radio.
"In Kevin (Rudd) there is a person who takes us away from that and moves us on to the next election in 2007, which I believe we can win."
Cheekily, Mr Emerson used Kevin Rudd's regular ABC Radio timeslot in Brisbane to advocate for Mr Beazley yesterday.
"I think you need to basically get blooded through the parliamentary process and that's well under way for Kevin, but nowhere near the experience that Kim's had," he said.
Ms Gillard cited Labor's revival under Steve Bracks to argue that Labor's fortunes would improve if the "corrosive culture" of recent years was abandoned. "Politics is a quickly changeable business. You've always got to have your eyes firmly set on the next election and you've got to have your eyes set on the vision and direction to take to that election," she said.
"Making a leadership decision now gives us the opportunity to debate through and assess that vision and direction and I think we should take that opportunity."
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Executive Staff
Lindsay Carpenter, Assistant Provost for Budget and Analytics
Lindsay Carpenter manages the Provost's Office budgets and surrounding operational process for budgets that report to Academic Affairs. Ms. Carpenter assists in budget analysis and planning for Academic Affairs units. She is the liaison between Academic Affairs and the Physical Facilities Department for space allocation and renovation and building projects, as well as with IT for project coordination. In addition, she serves on the Space Utilization Group Committee, Oxford Pride Award Committee, Classroom Enhancement Council, IT Academic and IT Administrative Planning Committees, Fiscal Priorities Committee, and Responsibility Centered Management (RCM) Committee.
Celia Ellison, Director of Academic Personnel
Academic Personnel Services
Ms. Ellison oversees the office of Academic Personnel Services which facilitates employment opportunities for faculty and academic staff positions, processes formal offers of employment and hiring requirements, maintains the payroll and personnel database for faculty, academic staff and graduate assistants, supports and processes all personnel matters, e.g. annual appointments, leaves, promotions, work authorizations, position changes, salary increments, etc. In addition, Ms. Ellison provides guidance for academic leadership on policies and employment law and is responsible for compliance in these areas for Academic Affairs, along with consulting on issues related to academic personnel.
Carolyn A. Haynes, Associate Provost for Undergraduate Education
Dr. Haynes oversees the University's accreditation reaffirmation process with the Higher Learning Commission, undergraduate academic advising, undergraduate curricular approvals and curriculum oversight, transfer and articulation issues with the Ohio Department of Higher Education, undergraduate academic policy, assessment of student learning outcomes, and UNV 101 coordination. Reporting lines include Office of Liberal Education, University Honors Program, and Howe Center for Writing Excellence.
Denise Krallman, Director
Institutional Research
Ms. Krallman provides information on students and faculty/staff for university planning, policy making, and decision making activities through statistical analysis, data analysis and report generation. Ms. Krallman is the liaison between the university and the Ohio Board of Regents on Higher Education Information data issues, the U.S. Department of Education-NCES, and the National Student Clearinghouse. Additionally, Ms. Krallman responds to external data requests; advises faculty, staff and students on survey design, data collection and data analysis; and maintains collaborative relationships with offices such as Enrollment Management, Information Technology, and University Communication.
James T. Oris, Associate Provost of Research and Graduate School Dean
Graduate School
Dr. Oris manages the research and sponsored programs office for the university, including pre-award functions for externally funded grants and contracts; intellectual property and patents; compliance for animal subjects, human subjects, and export controls; and undergraduate and faculty research programs. He is the chief administrator of graduate programs, including recruiting, admissions, and student support; student retention; guidelines and policies; and program quality. He chairs the Graduate Council and Academic Program Review Committees and is ex officio on and provides management support for the Animal Care and Use Committee, Human Subjects Research Committee (IRB), Faculty Research Committee, and Undergraduate Research Committee.
Beth Rubin, Assistant Provost for eLearning
eLearning Miami
Dr. Rubin leads efforts to enhance student learning through the use of technology and build internal and external relationships that will identify areas of focus, including new degree and certificate programs and moving existing programs online. She also oversees collaboration and partnerships, developing new undergraduate and graduate online courses, certificate and degree programs; providing analysis and instructional design support for course development and enhancing existing course and curriculum initiatives; providing instructor training in multimedia platforms, teaching strategies and outcome-based assessment; and developing and/or improving quality standards for online courses and programs.
Cheryl Young, Assistant Provost for Global Initiatives
Global Initiatives
Cheryl Young leads the Global Initiatives team in support of comprehensive internationalization at Miami University with a focus on sustaining and expanding student mobility, international partnerships, faculty globally focused efforts, and diverse co-curricular programming. Units reporting to Global Initiatives include International Student & Scholar Services, Study Abroad, the Center for American & World Cultures, Continuing Education, and the Confucius Institute.
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Stacy Kawamura, Executive Assistant to the Provost
Stacy Kawamura provides assistance to the Provost; coordinates the agendas for the Council of Academic Deans; coordinates promotion and tenure and probationary review materials; coordinates complaint logs; assists in maintaining the Office of the Provost website and eNewsletter.
Becky Sander, Executive Assistant for Administrative Services
Becky Sander provides assistance to the associate provosts; organizes materials for University accreditation; maintains the Office of the Provost website; facilitates evaluation of academic administrators; files University policies in the Ohio Administrative Code; serves as the Recording Secretary of University Senate, provides staff support for the Executive Committee of University Senate; records the Senate minutes, updates governance documents, and maintains the website and committee minutes of University Senate.


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Growing up Italian there was never a shortage of food, "I would have liked to have eaten out, but until McDonalds comes out with a 30 piece McRavioli, I'm eating at Mamma Louise's. Starting out in the fertile comedy grounds of southeast Michigan, Sal has grown as a comic and now tours the country performing at colleges, clubs and corporate events. His comedy is clean, clever and always hysterical. Corporate clients such as Ford Motor Company, Home Depot, United Way, Arizona Beverages and 7 Up Bottling Company have all had the pleasure of Sal performing at their National Sales Meetings. 7 Up General Manager, James Fox said, "Sal was hysterical; he had my national sales force in stitches for 45 minutes. Any company would benefit with Sal as their entertainer." Sal has broken out recently as a national headliner and performs regularly at such top clubs as Zanies, The Funny Bone, Hilarities, and The Laugh Factory. Sal has complimented such acts as Dave Coulier, Dave Attel, Kathleen Madigan, Nick Dipaolo, Lewis Black and Bobby Collins. Sal proudly released his debut CD "Fettuccini Salfredo" a couple of years ago and is available at saldemilio.com!
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Stenroos Convicted in Shooting Hoax
Jeff Stenroos, a Los Angeles School Police Officer who faked his own shooting, was convicted of five of the six counts against him in a non-jury trial. He was also ordered by the judge to undergo a psychological exam at a state prison.
By CS Staff · September 11, 2011
LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles School Police Officer was convicted Sept. 12 of faking his own shooting near El Camino Real High School.
Jeff Stenroos was convicted of five of the six counts against him in a non-jury trial, the Los Angeles Times reports. Van Nuys Superior Court Judge Richard N. Kirschner has yet to make a decision regarding the sixth count: filing a false police report.
The other charges included planting false evidence, insurance fraud, giving false evidence, workers compensation fraud and a misdemeanor count of making a false report of an emergency, the Associated Press reports.
Stenroos faces up to five years in prison at a Dec. 14 sentencing, the Los Angeles Times reports. Also, city officials are seeking more than $350,000 in restitution from Stenroos to cover the costs of the Jan. 19 dragnet, and the school district is seeking $58,000 in medical costs.
Stenroos — who claimed he was shot and then later told officers he had accidentally fired his weapon — was ordered by the judge to undergo a psychological exam at a state prison.
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A fantastic roster of local talent will be augmented with a group from Austin at the Grotto at 9:30 p.m. Saturday. Ice Eater (which counts ex- Burning Hotels timekeeper Wyatt Adams among its ranks), Blackstone Rangers (a Dallas trio whose debut EP, Into the Sea, was one of my favorite area efforts of 2012) and Year of the Bear (anchored by former Lift to Experience bassist Josh Browning) will take over the Grotto alongside Austin's UNTD SNKS. A cool five bucks gets you into this 21-and-up gig.
Missing Sibling is something of a Fate Lions spinoff, in that FL guitarist Drew Gabbert forms the core of this new trio (which also includes bassist Todd Walker and drummer Johnny Bell). The threesome is playing around town behind its debut, the Will Hunt-produced EP Pick a Family (you can hear the five-track effort at the band's website, missingsibling.com) and you can see them in action -- for free! -- at 9 p.m. Friday at Dallas' Club Dada. The band will be joined by the exceptional RTB2 and Midnight Movie.


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Newcomer mobile phone company 2degrees has revealed its call charges this morning, with pricing designed to light a fire under its big two rivals, Telecom and Vodafone.
Offering only a pre-paid service initially, 2degrees says these customers have been 'treated like second class citizens' up till now, and so is halving its prices for voice calls and texts.
Making a voice call on its network will cost 44c a minute, half of the 89 cents charge made by its rivals. Texts on 2degrees will cost 9 cents each - compared with the 20 cents charge made by Vodafone and Telecom.
Its network goes officially "live" tomorrow morning.
The arrival of a third mobile network operator has long been seen by industry observers as the key to cutting mobile call costs because it will encourage competition in a market where Telecom and Vodafone each have approximately a half-share of subscribers.
Vodafone has traditionally been strong in the pre-paid mobile space targeted by 2degrees' competitive pricing structure, while Telecom is currently putting more focus on high-yield business and tech-savvy customers with its recently launched post-paid XT data network.
Mobile numbers for the new operator will have the 022 prefix.
Numbers are available on a first in, first served basis with a $5 bonus credit for anyone bringing their existing Telecom or Vodafone numbers to 2degrees.
The company says it has spent more than $250 million rolling out its own mobile network, which can reach 97 per cent of places "where New Zealanders live, work and play".
Customers wanting to change to the new system will be sold a new SIM card, with $2 or $20 of calls loaded, that is put into their existing phone. Numbers previously used on Telecom or Vodafone can be transferred.
Company chief executive Eric Hertz said the 'pay now' service meant that ether was "no more deciphering complicated plans, no commitment to a minimum spend, no need to pay for airtime never used and no contracts."
The company has done deals with the big supermarket chains, dairies and electronic stores, allowing it to offer top-ups at 6,300 locations. It will also be selling handsets from electronic stores.
To encourage its customers to keep topping up, 2degrees is offering 100 free texts for a $20 top-up, with more free texts the more is topped up - up to 500 free texts for a $100 top up.
It has been offering offering a free sim card with $5 credit as part of its promotional campaign and says this week it had 50,000 people registered.
2degrees is 52 per cent owned Trilogy International, which was founded in 2005 by US billionaire John Stanton, his wife Theresa Gillespie and Brad Horwitz. Another 25 per cent is owned by Communication Venture Partners, a UK-based private equity firm.
The next biggest shareholder, with a 19.5 per cent stake is the Hautaki Trust, a pan-Maori investment trust which was allocated a share of the radio spectrum during the Government 3G auction in 2000.
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Friendly Argument Leads To Murder
Enmer Delgado, 29 of Jamaica Queens, and Juan Vasquez, 22 of Far Rockaway, were standing with a woman and two other men outside of 11-27 Nameoke Street at about 8:10 p.m. when an argument broke out.
While police are unsure of what caused the argument, they say that Delgado threatened Vasquez and Vasquez pulled out a knife.
Vasquez stabbed Delgado once in the chest as the others looked on in horror, police reports say.
One of the witnesses called the 911 emergency system and Delgado was transported to St. John's Episcopal Hospital in Far Rockaway, where he died about 40 minutes later.
Vasquez fled into 11-27 Nameoke Street, but cops quickly corralled him. Court records show that he threw the knife out of his apartment window, but that police recovered it after his admission that he had tried to get rid of the bloody evidence.
He was arraigned on April 11 on charges of second degree murder, tampering with evidence and criminal possession of a weapon.
Vazquez was remanded without bail, and will remain in custody at least until his next court date, which is set for April 26.


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Moffat County Booster Club brings college strength coach to teach class
June 22, 2012
Keys to training …
Colorado Mesa University strength and conditioning coach Daniel Linsacum's keys to training safely and effectively
- Progression: Make sure you build up to the larger weights, both during a workout and over time. Don't put up the big weights right away. Your body just needs to be pushed a bit, and then heal so you can push it again.
- Technique: Utilizing the proper technique while lifting is going to give a better workout than using more weight.
- Pushups: Bench press gets all the glory, but pushups and other body weight exercises (pull-ups, lunges, etc.) are a great way to get just as effective a workout, and they often get more muscles involved.
- Range of Motion: Making sure to have proper range of motion will help prevent injuries, promote better technique and a more effective workout.
"I remember being younger and lifting on my own without a lot of leadership. Hopefully we can teach (the students) the proper ways to weight-lift and they aren't trying to learn from a magazine on their own quite as much."
— Daniel Linsacum, Colorado Mesa University strength and conditioning coach and MCHS graduate, about the importance of teaching proper weightlifting technique
In high school sports, being stronger and faster than your opponents becomes more important.
Whereas in elementary and middle school sports the victors are often the athletes that are the biggest, most mature or most skilled due to practice, at the high school level strength and conditioning training become vital aspects of preparation as well.
Having a stellar set of post moves won't help a forward in high school basketball if he can't contend with his opponents down low. Even if an athlete can spike a ball harder than anyone else, it won't matter if she's worn down by the fourth set and losing power.
That's why the Moffat County Booster Club had Colorado Mesa University strength and conditioning coach Daniel Linsacum, an MCHS graduate, come to Moffat County High School Thursday and Friday give middle and high school students a run through his BEAST training session.
"It's a valuable tool for our students, youth through high school," Moffat County School District athletic director Jeff Simon said. "The more we can do things to help our community, the better."
Linsacum was a football player and wrestler at MCHS, graduating in 1997. He said he wanted to come back and teach the class because weightlifting is something that can be dangerous if not done properly.
"I remember being younger and lifting on my own without a lot of leadership," Linsacum said. "Hopefully we can teach them the proper ways to weight-lift and they aren't trying to learn from a magazine on their own quite as much.
"It's also that strength conditioning has changed completely over the past decade. It used to be strength conditioning as more of a body-building exercise, now it's about functional strength that will cross over to the playing field."
The two-day strength program (Thursday and today) will focus on lifting and stability, Linsacum said. He wanted to make sure participants developed a good base for warming up as well as weightlifting.
Owen Nichols, 16, is an incoming junior at MCHS and a wrestler for the school. He was attending BEAST to build a foundation and be more ready for the wrestling season.
"I need to condition for wrestling and learn how to improve strength so I can do better on the mat," Nichols said.
Linsacum said he is hoping to return for more advanced sessions of BEAST in late July.
"If they want to go to college and be involved with sports, this is the kind of stuff they'll see," he said. If they can start working on it now, they'll have a better base when they get to college"
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Angel Intimate Star is a limited edition launched in 2009. Notes: bergamot, mandarin, helional (floral green molecules with cyclamen and aldehydes), hedione (jasmine), dewberry, honey, red berries, patchouli, sandalwood, coumarin, vanilla, caramel and chocolate. Available as 10 ml EDP.
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Never smell this upclose after you have just sprayed it. Its a mixture of a little sweet and very sour and sweaty, thats why it does stink in the beginning. After a good 5-10 minutes the stink is gone and stayed is the sweet and sour. The sweet resembles honey or chocolate or vanilla on me, but i cannot figure out the sour part, its almost like preserved sour plums to me. After around 5 hours the sour goes and i have chocolate/vanilla left on me. Lucky me :)
I dislike the smell. The Homme version is much better but they both are most disliked perfumes for me
Strong evening scent, warm and sexy!
Just horrible!
It's funny..., people say that every scent smells different on all different types of skin...; well, this one is easly indentifiable on every woman that I smell it on; sickeningly sweet , powdery!
really makes me nautious!
Well it smells exactly the same as the male version exeption of the tart note! but the bottle is much classier.
More masculine then feminine I think the only thing that may add the female contrast is the berry notes at the beginning.
The same can be said for A*MEN which is more feminine then masculine with it over chocolate sweetness the only male contrast is the tar note at the beginning.
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Trust U- tube advise???
This is an exaMPLE OF WHY u-TUBERS should not be trusted. Watch it and see if there's anything wrong.
Did he say if he has well water or city water? I have rinsed bio media in my well water before with no issues. Just saying.
Maybe once again a missing something but he rinsed the mechanical filtration... ? Or do those things not have room for like bio balls, rings etc...? Not familiar with eheims
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There's a ton of biomedia that was under the fine pad that he took out 2nd. Also looks like some kind of Britta-like device on the faucet which he might think is removing the chlorine as he's using it...
Yea but he he didn't rinse any of the bio media then, just the pad, what little bit of water dechlorinated or not would be on the pad wouldn't destroy the bacteria not to mention as soon as it's kicked on it would flush it all through
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This thread is a prime example of why I don't rely upon or trust any internet advice, this forum included. Snark and invective are not proof you are right, they are simply proof that you want others to agree with you. This has nothing to do with equipment, it is a pretty lazy op/ed that should go under general discussion.
I'm not familiar with the Ecco's, I have a classic. Did he shut the valves first, then unplug it?! And then partially open the lid when it was hooked up and running?!
Am I missing something? I don't really see anything wrong. The foam pads were rinsed in tap water but the bio media was untouched.
Seems like a nice reference video on how to maintain the filter, but not necessarily THE definitive guide.
Has anyone ever done a test using regular tap water to wash off some biomedia and tested to see that 100% of your bacteria were killed off? Probably not.
Is chlorine bad, yes? Will it kill your entire filter rinsing it off in tap water? That part is probably more debatable.
When I kept turtles, I know a turtle keeper who had a big stock metal tube and 3 Rena filters just filled with sponges and pads. A few times a year he would break it down and hose it all down, having a snapping turtle in it, they get messy and never had a problem with cycles, spikes, etc. He posted an interesting article about actually showing the resistance of the bacteria that grows in our tanks and filters, I will try and find it again.
I know we are under the need "dechlor in our tap water" or it will kill your entire filter sort of idea, but I'm not sure how much it has been proven or just something that's better to dechlorinate for the sake of the fish but really doesn't affect our biofiltration to a huge extent, I'm not sure.
How do those sayings go?
"There's more than one way to skin a cat, or six of one half dozen of the other, or eat drink and be merry."
This thread reads like one post to many :icon_roll
Okay, so I've let this cook a while just to see what you all think of when you clean your filter. I've been in several discussions about how to do it and this one U-tube brings it all down to what I feel is a big problem with canister filters.
It's pretty obvious that a lot of users assume they know how and they ---
NEVER READ the directions!
Just think what a dull place a forum would be if users read the directions and avoided having trouble with their canisters!
My point is that one should read the directions before going to U-tube. The guy that built it likely knows what it takes to make it work well and last as long as possible. The U-tube may not.
So the guy on youtube did what wrong?
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I am trying to use a MpmTransaction with a group of
update stored procedures. This code worked for SQL
Server before converting the code to use Mimer.
Now when I call the update on the dataadapter I get the
following message:
"The transaction objectis not associated with the
connection object".
The same code works fine with Oracle
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Still works for me.
If you debug your application you can get hold of the
SqlDataAdapters for the various commands:
Use the watch window in the debugger and enter daStreet
right before you want to perform the daStreet.Update().
Expand daStreet and view the tree of properties:
daStreet + _internalDataAdapter + NativeDataAdapter +
Here you can see the properties assigned to the underlying
plugins command objects. Maybe you can see if it looks
consistent or not!
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I think I may have found something. If I look at
daStreet.InsertCommand.Connection.State it is Open, but If I
look at
mand.Connection.State it is Closed.
mand.Transaction.Connection.State is showing as Open.
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I need to understand in what order you are doing things. Of
particular importance is the setting of DataSoure in the
Can you tell me the order of operations? I.e. when do you
perform new MpmConnection, when to you set the
connectionstring, when do set the various properties on the
insert MpmCommand, when do you Open then connection.
It looks like it is something with this sequence that does not
set the internal properties correctly. But I do not see this as
your wrapper class is not included. I would really like to set
up this sequence in my test!
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Here is the order:
Create Streets class
Create DataSet
Create Connection object with connection string
Create StreetData object
Create Select Command
Set Command Type
Set command connection
Create Update command
Set Command Type
Set Command Text (StoredProcedure)
Set command connection
Create Insert command
Set Command Type
Set Command Text (StoredProcedure)
Set command connection
Create Delete command
Set Command Type
Set Command Text (StoredProcedure)
Set command connection
Create DataAdapter
Set select command of dataadapter to select command
Set update command of dataadapter to update command
Set insert command of dataadapter to insert command
Set delete command of dataadapter to delete command
Call Create on Streets class
Open connection
Set transaction to conn.BeginTransaction
Call StreetData Create method
Set DataAdapter Insert Command Connection to conn
Set DataAdapter Insert Command Transaction to trans
Clear Insert Commands paramters
Add new parameters
Call DataAdapter Update method. -- This then causes the
I have included the source file for the base class to help
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I am sorry, but I can simply not reproduce your problem...
Would it be possible for you to put together a simple
reproducer project together with a few database definitions for
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I have attached a zip file that contains a simple solution that
demonstrats a similiar problem, where the native connection
is not opened. I have included a SQL script to create the
table and stored procedure as well. All you need to do is
click on the button and you should get an error. I am seeing
this error with both SQL Server and Oracle.
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Thank you for the reproducer. Finally I understand what is
going on.
When you set a ConnectionString in an MpmConnection the
system determines what underlying plugin to use. So
whenever a connection string is set, the system allocates a
new underlying plugin connection.
In your code this occurs when you want to change the
timeout before you open the connection (with logic involving
In order to solve this properly in Mpm I would need to keep
track of all objects in the system. The reason is that when
the connection string is changed it is also possible that the
underlying plugin changes. This involves a fair amount of
bookkeeping and involves a fair amount of programming.
An intermediate solution might be to check if it is the same
plugin as last time, and avoid creating a new one in this
case. That would solve your problem, but not the case with
different plugins. I need to consider the consequences of this,
but if you are interested in this (i.e. the timeout are vital to
change) I will look into it.
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Unfortunately I do need to alter the connection timeout for
some of the stored procedures I use as the default timeout is
too short for some of the stored procedures, but for the reset
of the stored procedures the default is fine.
The only problem is that for my original issue I do not change
the connection string! So I do not think this is the whole
problem. I will try and produce a reproducer for the first issue
as well and see if that helps.
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I have made a correction where I detect if the same plugin is
used. An installation file is among the attached files. The
installation will install in parallel with your current installation
with version number 1.2.4 (this is not an official release).
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Cannot upload the install for some reason...
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Thanks very much, that has fixed all of the problems.
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That is good news!
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Sorry to say that this issue has raised its head again when I
am using the transaction object with the delete commands.
Looking at the properties of the MpmDataAdapter delete
command I noticed that
MpmConnetion.State = Open,
MpmTransaction.Connection.State = Open,
MpmTransaction.NativeTransaction.Connection.State =
NativeCommand.Transaction.Connection.State = Open
NativeCommand.Connection.State = Closed
Hope this helps.
This is happening for SQL Server.
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Isn't COD based off the original Doom 3/idTech 4 engine? Do id get a royalty fee for that?
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