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|Red Sox pregame notes: Jake Peavy tunes out trade rumors; Greg Colbrunn ready to return
|06.29.14 at 9:31 pm ET
NEW YORK — A year ago at this time, Jake Peavy was on the disabled list and getting ready to return to the big leagues and to the familiar existence of life in the middle of the rumor mill. As he pitched for a White Sox team that had fallen far from contention, Peavy — who spent years enduring rumors of a potential trade from the Padres before being dealt to Chicago in 2009 — represented one of the prizes of baseball's July swap meet, ultimately getting dealt to the Red Sox as part of a three-team deal with the Tigers and White Sox.
Now, he's finding his name back in the rumor mill, but for different reasons. At a time when the Red Sox saw tremendous promise from Rubby De La Rosa, Peavy — who is 1-6 with a 4.93 ERA — represents a candidate to be traded, particularly given that he'll be a free agent after this season. The ongoing presence of De La Rosa in the big leagues through Saturday created a perception (even if not necessarily a reality) that the Sox were trying to deal Peavy to create a spot for the 25-year-old.
Those rumors proved unfounded, but nonetheless pointed to the uncertainty surrounding Peavy's future with the team. Has he sought any clarity from the Sox about where he stands in their plans?
"No. I have a great relationship with my pitching coach (Juan Nieves), my manager (John Farrell) and my general manager (Ben Cherington). We're all very open with each other. I don't need any clarity on any situation involving anything. At the end of the day, you do what you're told, work as hard as you can work, get better at your craft. That's the way I approach each day and will continue to do that," Peavy said earlier this weekend. "If you start worrying about stuff like that, your focus is off where it needs to be and it's going to affect things." Read the rest of this entry »
|A very Yankee look to the Red Sox coaching staff
|11.29.12 at 10:24 am ET
In retrospect, the fact that Greg Colbrunn emerged as what Red Sox manager John Farrell referred to as the clear choice for his hitting coach should have come as no surprise. After all, Colbrunn spent the last six years working for the Yankees.
Colbrunn spent 2007-12 on the staff of the Single-A Charleston RiverDogs, New York's Single-A affiliate, spending all but one of those years (2010, when he was the manager) as a hitting coach. He represents the latest addition to a staff with deep roots in the Yankees' minor league system.
Pitching coach Juan Nieves got his start in coaching with the Yankees in 1992; he spent five years as a pitching instructor in New York's minor league system.
Third-base coach Brian Butterfield's late father, Jack Butterfield, was a Yankees director of player development. Butterfield got his start in coaching with the Yankees, working as a coach and manager in the minors with them from 1984-1993 before getting promoted to their big league coaching staff under Buck Showalter in 1994.
First-base coach Arnie Beyeler's first coaching jobs came with the Yankees from 1997-99 before he joined the Sox in 2000 as the manager of the Lowell Spinners.
Bullpen coach Gary Tuck spent time as both a big league and minor league instructor in three stints with New York between 1989-2004. Read the rest of this entry »
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Houston Baptist and Utah Valley Volleyball Players Honored
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NAPERVILLE, Ill. - Houston Baptist's Jasmine Casey and Utah Valley's Sarah Clement have been named Great West Conference Volleyball Players of the Week after outstanding performances last week. The honors were announced Tuesday by the conference office.
Casey, a freshman from Friendswood, Texas, hit .314 and recorded her second double-double of the season with a career-high 22 kills along with 17 digs in last Thursday's 3-1 victory at NJIT. On Saturday, the outside hitter hit .421 at Chicago State as the Huskies started 2-0 on the road in conference play.
The defensive award went to Clement who helped lead the Wolverines to a road victory over two-time defending conference champion North Dakota with seven block assists. Clement also averaged 1.75 blocks per set and didn't commit a block error as she helped the Wolverines start their conference season 1-0. The middle blocker from Lindon, Utah, also added eight kills and three digs in the victory over the Fighting Sioux.
Others nominated for the offensive award were Julia Colombo (NJIT), Nikki Husfeldt (North Dakota), Ijanae Holman (Texas-Pan American) and Chelsey Heaps (Utah Valley). Defensive nominees included Courtney Whittleman (Houston Baptist) and Taylor Bohannon (North Dakota).

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Brian Grady and Chris Baudo each scored two goals to lead Hamilton to an ECAC East win over New England, 8-1. Brent Davey made 13 saves in goal to improve to 11-1-1 on the year and Rob Rigg added a goal and and two assists for the Continentals (12-3-1), who outshot New England, 43-13. The Continentals broke the game open with four third period goals, three on the power play.
Hamilton took a 1-0 lead on a goal by Brian Guastella with 3:45 remaining in the first and the Continentals held New England shotless for the first 19:38 of the period. Rob Rigg's breakaway goal gave the Continentals a 2-0 lead early in the second. New England cut the margin to one on a breakaway goal of its own by Dan Brackesy at 10:39 of the second, but the Continentals answered with two quick tallies, by Brian Grady and Chris Baudo, to make it 4-2 at the end of the second. Grady and Baudo also scored in the third, as well as Trevor MacArthur and Jeff Bradley, as the Continentals cruised to the easy win.


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Hi all. My rear wiper wasn't working when i bought my E36 Touring last week (but the washer jet works fine). So I finally got round to having a look just now. The white wire that should run throught the rubber pipe at the top of the boot opening was snapped, so I joined it back together. Still no power. I've traced it down to behind the light cluster, and it's also broken there. But i can't see where it was joined to.
I traced the wires attached to the rear wiper motor: A brown, a red and yellow, a purple and black stripe, and a green and blue(ithink) stripe. These all run to behind the light cluster along with the white one.I found two wires disconnected, plugged them together but then the rear wiper came on and stayed on even with the ignition off. this also happened when i connected the white wire to the power cable.
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Friday - Looking for some R&R from all the sight seeing, we chilled out by the campsite's lake. Sunbathing and swimming was followed by salmon on the grill and s'mores by an open fire.
Saturday - First stop was the Fish Ladder Park to hopefully see the salmon swimming upstream. An artist built a fish ladder to assist the spawning salmon swim up the damn during their mating season.
Afterwards, we drove to the Gerald R. Ford museum. The AAA book said it would take us about one and a half hours to go through the museum. We spent the next four hours learning about his life from childhood to the office of the president and afterwards
We ate our packed lunch in the park outside the museum as young skateboarders rode their boards over every surface they could find. It was like watching the X-Games live. That night, Jenn cooked her very first bar-b-q and made us the best tasting cheeseburgers ever.
Sunday - The first stop of our busy day was the DeKlomp Wooden Shoe Factory in Holland, MI. We learned all about the clog's place in Dutch culture and we got to watch how they are made. It took only 13 minutes to make a pair of clogs. The reason clogs are worn instead of ordinary sneakers is because the water and mud found in the streets of Holland will not damage the shoes. They do not look comfortable and the secret is to wear a whole lot of socks. We bought a single small clog and filled it with wooden colorful tulips. We hung it on our wall and it added some needed color and character to our house.
Our second destination was Windmill Island Park
The day ended with our most exciting adventure yet. We headed north to the coast of Lake Michigan and rented a Jeep for an hour. We drove the little Jeep to the largest sand dunes we have ever seen. The first dune we attempted to climb was the only one we sank into. Luckily, these 2 fellows from another Jeep got out and helped us dig the car out. Once we got the car out from being stuck, the only thing we could do was to put it in reverse and drive back down the dune backwards! Later, Jenn took us down some dunes that felt as if we were going down a 90 degree vertical drop. Yahoooo!
When it was my turn to drive, I got a little out of control
Monday - Took the day off to run some errands, but went to the movies at night and saw Signs. Although it is rated PG-13, the movie was scary. We left the movie theater after midnight and headed back to the campsite under a clear and starry night. We noticed that directly behind our RV was a corn field, and if you saw the movie then you would understand our fears.
Tuesday - Took a tour of restored airplanes at the Kalamazoo Air Zoo. Then we watched a restored prop plane from the 1940's take off and do a couple of close fly-bys. Before the plane took off, each of us got to climb up and take a look into the cockpit
We then visited Tony the Tiger's hometown in Battle Creek, MI at a place called Kellogg's Cereal City. Here we learned all about the creation and history of the corn flake. We got to see a mock assembly line of Kellogg's Corn Flakes, and of course, they had free samples for us at the end. We even got to meet Tony the Tiger himself. We had a lot of fun acting like little kids and thought the entire experience was grrreat!
Wednesday - This is the only time we spent in Indiana. We went to the Indiana Dunes State Park for some hiking through its sand dune environments. The hiking did not last too long because it was very strenuous to hike up a sand dune, however, going down a sand dune makes it all worth it. We would run as fast as we could towards the edge where we would leap as high as we could into the air. The soft sand was there to catch us and we continued jumping the rest of the way down. On the other side of the dune, we caught our breath on the shore of Lake Michigan. We were able to see in the distance to our left the tall buildings of Chicago waiting for us.
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Samantha has made it through just fine. Today is the fifth day and we are back to normal (THANK YOU TAMIFLU!!)
Now, if someone has sufficient knowledge about this, what do I need to do around my house? I know there are disinfectants marketed for parvo. Are these effective?
I saw a response on another forum telling the OP to tear up the carpet, etc.
Not to be rude, but I WILL NOT be doing anything this drastic, so please don't suggest it.
I must admit, I did not do a good job containing this. Samantha has been all over the house. I'm not the type that can just lock their dog up for five days.
My washer has a sanitize option where the water is very very hot. Will this be sufficient for clothing?
The most important question is... Can Samantha recatch Parvo? I won't be nearly as concerned if not, as we will not have any new puppies anytime soon.


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FDR and Chief Justice Hughes : the president, the Supreme Court, and the epic battle over the New Deal
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- Searching for the next Jefferson
- "An emergency more serious than war"
- "Black Monday"
- "A stratosphere of icy certainty"
- The "most dangerous, implacable enemy"
- "The great arsenal of democracy".
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- The dramatic story of the struggle between FDR and Chief Justice Hughes that decided the fate of the New Deal.
- Roosevelt and Chief Justice Hughes' fight over the New Deal was the most critical struggle between an American president and a chief justice in the twentieth century. The confrontation threatened the New Deal in the middle of the nation's worst depression. The activist president bombarded the Democratic Congress with a fusillade of legislative remedies that shut down insolvent banks, regulated stocks, imposed industrial codes, rationed agricultural production, and employed a quarter million young men in the Civilian Conservation Corps. But the legislation faced constitutional challenges by a conservative bloc on the Court determined to undercut the president. Chief Justice Hughes often joined the Court's conservatives to strike down major New Deal legislation. Frustrated, FDR proposed a Court-packing plan. His true purpose was to undermine the ability of the life-tenured Justices to thwart his popular mandate. Hughes proved more than a match for Roosevelt in the ensuing battle. In grudging admiration for Hughes, FDR said that the Chief Justice was the best politician in the country. Despite the defeat of his plan, Roosevelt never lost his confidence and, like Hughes, never ceded leadership. He outmaneuvered isolationist senators, many of whom had opposed his Court-packing plan, to expedite aid to Great Britain as the Allies hovered on the brink of defeat. He then led his country through World War II to become the greatest president of the twentieth century. -- Publisher description
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Members of the San Rafael High School class of 2013 listen to speakers during graduation ceremonies Thursday. Families watched from the football field stands as 198 seniors received their diplomas. At right, student speaker Jose Ordonez congratulates his fellow graduates. The San Rafael ceremony was among a dozen public high school graduations across Marin County this week. Other ceremonies were Thursday at Terra Linda, Redwood and Tamalpais high schools, and more are planned Friday at Sir Francis Drake, Novato, San Marin and Tomales high schools.
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It has been a full four years since our son Jeremy began attending your school and camp program at New Horizons Montessori
Our campus in Montgomery was established in 2001.
It serves children between the ages of 8 weeks and 6 years in our regular school.
The Before and After school programs are offered to children up to the age of 12 years.
The setting of our Montessori preschool provides the children of this community an opportunity to grow in a peaceful environment. In addition to regular class rooms we have a Multi-purpose room for use as a gym, for class activities and other group activities in the Before and After Care sessions. There is a large fenced play-ground for children, behind the building, backing on to a large park like setting that also has paved walking trails.
This campus is within easy traveling distance from the neighboring towns of Princeton, Belle Mead, Skillman, Rocky Hill, Pennington, South Brunswick, Kingston, Franklin Park and Kendal Park, to name some of the adjoining towns.
This Campus serves children between the ages of 8 weeks and 12 years.
Since many parents work full-time and look for daycare facilities, we offer optional After school Programs, both for children in our regular school programs and others who are not in our regular school. Regular preschool program is open to children between the ages of 8 weeks and 6 years while the After school programs serves children up to the age of 10 years.
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The first tuition payment is due before September 1st, and the following payments are due on or before the 1st of the following 8 months.
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One of the questions I get asked frequently is "What can an employer say about former employees?" Some job seekers presume that companies can only legally release dates of employment, salary, and your job title. However, that's not the case.

Can an employer say a former employee was fired or terminated for cause? How about saying that you quit without notice or your attendance record wasn't good? Are there limits to what an employer can say about you?

What Former Employers Can Say About You

There are no federal laws restricting what information an employer can - or cannot - disclose about former employees. If you were fired or terminated from employment, the company can say so. They can also give a reason. For example, if someone was fired for stealing or falsifying a time sheet, they can explain why the employee was terminated. Here's information on when an employer can say you were fired.

That said, because of laws regarding defamation (which is slander or libel) companies are usually careful about what information they provide to hiring managers confirming employment or checking references. What they say has to be the truth or the company can be subject to a lawsuit from the former employee. Legally, they can say anything that is factual and accurate.

Concern about lawsuits is why most employers only confirm dates of employment, your position, and salary.

State labor laws vary, so check your state labor department website for information on state labor laws that limit what employers can disclose about former employees.

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If you have been fired or terminated, check with your former employer and ask what information they will give out when they get a call to verify your work history. If they do give out more information than the basics, what they say may be negotiable and it can't hurt to ask.

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Ice & Water Shield??
We are currently getting quotes for the roof to be stripped & re-shingled on our 30 year old side split.
Out of all the quotes we've gotten we've narrowed it down to one guy, but we're not sure about his theory on ice & water shield.
He says there is currently a shield of some sort in place under the existing shingles, and he can feel it. He says it's not necessary to put a new one down if there's one there which makes sense. However a different roofer said that it might be some outdated product and if it isn't ice & water shield that it should be replaced.
The guy we want to go with says that ice & water shield is overkill anyway and that if tar paper is used properly it serves the same function.
He has said if we want the ice & water shield he will install it for us, but he doesn't think it's required.
We would really love to know what some of you pros out there think! Any input would be greatly appreciated.
For the record, we're in Canada so we do get our fair share of nasty winter weather.
In the US I&W is required 2' beyond the inner wall as I recall
When they take off the old shingles you should get a better idea of what's under there
Tar paper worked for decades & still works
I&W works better, especially if there is an ice dam
Not to mention the fact that if there is an old ice barrier, when yu tear the old roofing off, there will be thousands of holes through the barrier, rendering it useless to stop ice infiltration. For an ice barrier to function properly with nails through it, there must be nails filling those voids. The bituthane membranes will seal to the ice barriers.
I'm certainly no roofing expert but, I would definitely get new I&W shield put on. For some reason, the roofer you want to go with doesn't want to do that. Don't know why, he'd still get paid for doing it. I had a new roof done two years ago and they took off the old shield and put new stuff up, In fact, they ran it a little higher than usual to be safe, which sat well with me.
I wouldn't even consider not doing it. If you're already paying for a reroof, this won't add that much expense in comparision.
However, I think this guy might now know what he's doing. If a roofer told me it wasn't necessary I wouldn't even consider using him/her.
I wonder which one has the best price??????
The guy is actually telling you the truth. I&W is quite over kill for most of it's applications, but why not put it on since you have the roof open? Sure, you can go without it, or use the old stuff, and probably be just fine. Why take the risk though being it can be done so easily.
In the end, if you trust your roofer, trust him. It seems that you are questioning too much already.
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This set of nine medium-sized preserved animal specimens includes a fetal pig (4-7"), grass frog (3"+), earthworm (6-8"), Lubber grasshopper, crayfish (3-4"), clam (3-4"), perch (5-7"), starfish (3-5"), and Grantia (sponge). None of these specimens are injected with colored latex. Good for high school dissection labs. Packaged together in one bag.
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If we end up with brows that look half as elegant and streamlined as this portable kit, we'll consider our adventures in tweezing a smash success. This sleekly packaged product helps you expertly groom, shape, and intensify your arches with the help of custom brow stencils and a shade-matching Brow Powder Duo. The two-toned highlighter shades will give your lids a nice shimmer and also accentuate your brow bones.
Let me start by saying that I have a helluva time finding eyebrow filler/shaper because my brows are over tweezed from my foolish teen years, and they are dark. I can't find anything that is actually the same color as my brows, but this comes the closest. The stencils are great with one drawback; it's hard to hold it in place with one hand and keep it from slipping. I finally did away with the stencil and just do it freehand. The product stays in place all day, and doesn't look 'drawn' on.4
This is my first brow product. I have pretty decent eyebrows and it never occurred to me to do anything to them. I started noticing that eyebrows are becoming a huge thing so I thought I would try it. Wow! This kit made it super easy for me to do that. I got two compliments the first week I did it. It's a very subtle change for me since I have a decent brow already. It frames my eyes and face so well. I love this!5
I really wanted to love this kit, but it is only okay. The good: the brow powder duo is really great. The shades are good for a wide range of brunettes, they blend well, and they stay a long time. The not-so-good: the included brush I received is unusable. Really bad. It is like the bristles were glued together with something, so the brush is stiff. I have tried to wash it to no avail. I will probably just throw the brush away. The brow wax cream is okay, but I like Anastasia's brow gel better and using both is overkill. The stencils are really not that helpful if you have a more natural brow. I would imagine they would be more helpful if you were drawing on your brows. The highlighting powder/eyeshadows are only okay. Overall, I was hoping for much more, and really feel like I should have just bought the brow powder duo on its own.3
I know "Anastasia" was discovered by Oprah and is THE eyebrow queen. I am an admitted over-plucker, and I need help with my eyebrows, definitely, filling in space (over-plucked) as well as making them mirror images of each other. I think the issue with this kit is that it's overwhelming for someone like me who needs help, but only people like me would need an entire kit because we need a lot of help. It's kind of a Catch-22. It's chock full of brushes and shadows and liners and - wow, translucent rigid squares with cut out eyebrow shapes that you hold up to your own and just fill in the empty space, but I'm at a kindergarten level and this is high school level, if not college. So I don't use it, frankly, even though I want to and I should and it would do good things for me. I'd have to spend a good amount of time just learning and looking and touching and reading in order to even begin using.2
I love how easy this is to use! I recommend checking out some tutorial videos before trying to use the product, but it really is easy. I purchased the blonde palette and it was still a little dark for me, I'm a dirty blonde. I also recommend not using the brush this product comes with, it doesn't hold the product well.4
i love the pigmentation and formula of the nude highlighter/eyeshadow. It doesn't crease and it lasts forever! I also love the combination of dual brow powders. The colors blend easily and look just right. I'm not too big on the wax. It's just messy and hard to apply with one brush. The stencils are helpful but also a bit difficult to use.4
My eyebrows both have completely different shapes and arches so I love that this kit comes with stencils. Now I have the perfect arch that flatters my face and both of my eyebrows are finally identical! Such a wonderful kit. After using powder, I'll never go back to pencil - this has a much more natural finish.5


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Zach Braff's Follow-up To Garden State Gets A Campaign on Kickstarter
If you were a fan of Zach Braff's directorial debut, the wimpy indie flick Garden State (2004), now might be the time to get your wallet out. His long-awaited return to the director's chair has just launched a campaign on Kickstarter.
I Wish I Was Here – which needs to raise a whopping $2 million to fulfil the director's vision – will be "in the tone of Garden State," Braff promises. Indeed the Scrubs star goes out of his way to mention his popular first film starring Natalie Portman, namedropping the film five times in this one little edit, reminding us how special the film was to us. Oh, and the poster is framed right behind him, just in case you forget.
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Audrey Etlinger Cohen is a New Hampshire native who lives in Brookline, MA with her husband, Jeff, and their chocolate lab, Brady. She is a graduate of Brandeis University and works in public health on issues of aging, disability, and long-term care. She an avid outdoorsman, non-fiction reader, and baker.
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What's In a Name: Audrey Cohen
"You're changing your name? I'm surprised."
"Why are you surprised?"
"I don't know. You just seem like the kind of person who wouldn't."
I had this conversation with my friend Ben a few months before my wedding, after I mentioned that I was planning on taking my husband's last name. Presumably, what Ben meant when he said "the kind of person who wouldn't" was educated, career-oriented, politically progressive- someone for whom getting married was a pleasant parallel track to other goals instead of an ambition in and of itself. Apparently, it's difficult to believe that a woman with a career, who strongly believes in women's equality, would take her husband's name.
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There's no lack of productions of The Nutcracker during the holiday season, and Brooklynites can rejoice in knowing that one of the best will be happening right on their home turf.
In addition to cutting-edge theater, dance, film, music, and other forays into high culture, the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) is presenting the American Ballet Theater's (ABT) new production of The Nutcracker, with all the stops pulled out. A live orchestra performs Tchaikovsky's rousing score, original choreography comes courtesy of ABT's artist-in-residence, Alexei Ratmansky, and the larger-than-life scenery and costumes are by Richard Hudson, whose credits include The Lion King on Broadway. All told, the production features a cast of nearly 100, along with sparkling snowflakes and a glittering Christmas tree.
For those unfamiliar with this seasonal hallmark, The Nutcracker is based on the story The Nutcracker and the Mouse King, written by E.T.A. Hoffman in 1816. It harks back to a time when children were delighted, not by the latest video game, but by soldier dolls that did double duty as nutcrackers. In the narrative, a young girl, Clara, has a Christmas Eve dream in which bad mice - including the seven-headed Mouse King - do battle with good toy soldiers in what turns into an ethereal nighttime journey.
Hoffman's story was rewritten and simplified by Alexandre Dumas in 1844 and later, around 1890, adapted for a ballet choreographed by Marius Petipa and scored by Tchaikovsky. From this partnership emerged the ballet we know as The Nutcracker.
In the array of Nutcracker performances in and around NYC over the years, many have stood out; held aloft among those is George Balanchine's production with the New York City Ballet. This year, American Ballet Theater's production at BAM joins them, certain to become another holiday tradition.
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im selling or tradeing a cobb short shifter this one will fit any subi that didnt come with a factory short shifter. never been installed small stratch on the bottom of it cant see from side or top. brand new i ordered the wrong one and i need to get rid of this one to buy the right one.
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We welcome Him as King, and in less than a week, we will crucify Him like a criminal.
Dear Lord, as I contemplate this scene from your passion today, I think of all the times I personally have welcomed you into my heart and then closed it off to you. My heart has been broken and I mistakenly believe that building a wall will protect me from further hurt. When will I finally learn that my heart was made for you, to love you and share that love with others?
Today, grant me the grace to recognize You as my King and to worship You always. To know that my healing lies with You. To know that in Your Divine providence, You will take care of those whom I cannot. And to always remember You will work the bad things that have happened to me for my good.
Grant me the grace to embrace my cross with love, as You do, and walk with You to Calvary where my sincere prayer will always be heard, "Jesus, remember me when you come into your Kingdom."
As he rode along, the people were spreading their cloaks on the road; and now as he was approaching the slope of the Mount of Olives, the whole multitude of his disciples began to praise God aloud with joy for all the mighty deeds they had seen. They proclaimed: "Blessed is the king who comes in the name of the Lord (Luke 19: 36 – 38).


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This is a discussion on Corr Performance Stage 2 Tune within the Tuning: Electronic Engine Management forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Hey I just installed my cobb intake along with Cobb TBE. I took my car to get tuned by Corr ...
Agreed, not very smooth, but peaks nice.
I wouldn't be too happy with those curves.
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Thanks for bringing in your car to have us tune it. I'm not sure what they are referring to as FUNKY dips? The only "funky" dip i see in the last run is between 3k-3500.
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No doubt that the new tune is miles better than the stock tune. 07 WRXs and STIs are notorious for having terrible stock tunes.
What is causing the dip at 3k?
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Yeah I thought I had explained that there were 3 different runs with 3 different tunes. The teal one was the final and feels amazing. And it peaks at 18.5 psi and tapers to 14
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The dip in tq at 3k might be some knock going and which pulled back a little timing therefore reduction in tq.
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Weather Warning Issued By Met Office As Wet Weather Continues
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The theme of wet weather is set to continue this week - with particularly persistent and heavy rain affecting parts of the UK over the next few days.
The Met Office has issued Severe Weather Warnings for this period, and the public are advised to keep up to date with forecasts during this unsettled spell.
A low pressure system which has moved in from the west is set to be positioned over or close to the UK until early next week, bringing in a series of rain-bearing weather fronts and generating thundery showers at times.
Martin Young, Chief Forecaster at the Met Office, said:
"We are expecting outbreaks of heavy rain across a wide area of the UK, with worst affected spots likely to be in central and northern parts of the country.
"Rainfall totals could be 40-60mm widely across warning areas, but some places could see up to 100mm of rain through Friday and into Saturday. Given the saturated ground from the record rainfall in June, this could cause disruption - including difficult driving conditions and flooding in some areas."
The Met Office will be working with partners and emergency responders throughout this period to keep everyone up to date with the latest developments.
An Environment Agency spokesman said:
"Heavy rain on Friday and Saturday may lead to significant flooding of properties across parts of northern England. We urge people to remain vigilant and prepared for flooding by checking the Environment Agency website and signing up for localised river flood warnings. The Environment Agency has mobilised teams across the country to check flood defences, clear any river blockages and closely monitor river levels to help reduce the risk flooding."
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Steer Clear Of The Rollover Wringer
It's supposed to be a cinch. Make a phone call, fill out a form, and presto!-- your nest egg is safely transported from one employer's retirement plan to the next. "Most times it takes about 15 minutes to take control of your 401(k)," claims a recent ad from Fidelity Investments. But rest assured, with $127 billion and a heap of paperwork changing hands every year, it takes but a few seconds to get tangled in the rollover runaround.
As if changing jobs weren't stressful enough. That's when you decide whether to keep your retirement money in your former employer's 401(k) plan, move it to a new plan, or roll it into an individual retirement account. Lots can go wrong: You can be involuntarily cashed out, get hit with early-withdrawal penalties, or miss out on market gains because of delays. Tracking transfers wired to the wrong accounts or wrong stocks isn't just an administrative hassle. Sometimes, these snafus can't be undone.
How do these things happen? Many mutual-fund companies and brokerages are "ill-equipped to serve the rollover market"--now worth $1.5 trillion and rapidly growing--concludes a recent study from Cerulli Associates. The Boston financial research outfit says only a third of these providers have sufficient programs to serve investors and most show a "remarkable lack of preparedness" for providing the educational materials, knowledgeable phone staff, or qualified advisers for 401(k) rollover issues. Investors need to shoulder blame, too. Many 401(k) participants take cash payments when changing jobs. They view the money as a windfall to pay bills or spend on nonessentials. Frustrated financial planners add that clients toss out statements and are blase about rollover follow-ups.
A few commonsense rules can help. While the nightmares aren't always avoidable, at least you'll have ammunition to fight your case.
What? You're not that Jane Doe? When a 35-year-old Dumont (N.J.) resident switched jobs in 1998, she wanted to transfer $50,000 from her former employer's 401(k) plan to a new IRA at Vanguard Group. The money was originally in two accounts: a profit-sharing plan and a defined-benefit plan, explains Thomas Orecchio, a planner in Oradell, N.J., who helped fill out the forms. That December, the Vanguard account was opened, and the first statement arrived the next month. The balance was short $16,000. That's because Vanguard had deposited one check into the account of another person with the same name except for the middle initial. That someone cashed out.
To Vanguard's credit, it finally restored the money four months later. But it took "ranting and raving" to make his client whole, says Orecchio.
The moral: Make copies of all forms you fill out, and mail them certified with a return receipt request. "Without that proof, it's out of your control," Orecchio says. Check statements to make sure account numbers match where the company says it has deposited your money.
Oops. We've cashed you out. Don't be surprised if a distribution check arrives in the mail. It's not unusual for the plan to put the burden on you to deposit it into your newly opened brokerage or mutual-fund account. But if the number on that check looks a lot smaller than the amount you had in your account, it's bad news. You've been cashed out, and the IRS has taxed and perhaps penalized you for early withdrawal. To add insult to injury, you now have to raise whatever was deducted and deposit the full amount in 60 days--or you're out of luck.
That's what happened to a client of Thomas Batterman of Vigil Asset Management Group in Wausau, Wis. When his client's company folded, she requested the transfer of her $15,000 retirement account to a new plan. Instead, she was cashed out and penalized, and is now $3,000 in the hole because the former custodian took out 20% withholding tax. Says Batterman: "Now, she had to come up with extra money because the company refused to remedy their error."
Moral: Request in writing a custodian-to-custodian transfer. That way, the check should go directly to your new plan. If it doesn't, be sure to deposit the check within the 60 days of its issuance--or the IRS will assume you've cashed out.
So, we took our sweet time on your request. Too bad about that market crash. In July, 1998, a couple near retirement requested their $200,000 account be liquidated to cash and transferred to a new IRA. Two months--and a 15% drop in the stock market--later, nothing had been done and the portfolio was worth $40,000 less. It's not as if the fund company, which Batterman won't divulge, apologized for the error and handed over the money. "I had to fight for it," he says.
The moral: If the date on your return receipt doesn't match the value of the investments you bought at that time, demand an adjustment.
Microsoft? We thought you meant MicroStrategy. Sometimes it's just a matter of an erroneous keystroke, but your money isn't always put into the right stocks or funds. It could be something subtle but with grave consequences: If you originally bought Class A shares and paid a front-end sales charge, and now own B shares carrying a redemption fee, you'll pay twice the sales charge. Perhaps you've asked that 100 shares get moved from one account to another, but in the meantime the stock splits. Guess what? "The other 100 shares are still in there. It takes weeks to get it corrected," says John Hixson, a Lake Charles (La.) planner.
Moral: Keep your statements. Check the number of shares, value, and symbol.
You already filled out 50 of their forms? Well, here's another 50 of ours. Christopher Brown of CommonWealth Advisory Group says his worst nightmare was inheriting a client who changed jobs five times and kept retirement accounts at each former employer. Consolidating accounts is "the biggest problem in the industry," he says. "There's no standard way of doing it." John R. Day, a Macon (Ga.) planner, asked for a transfer from a MassMutual plan to a Charles Schwab & Co. account. MassMutual, he says, wouldn't accept Schwab's forms. "They had a separate multipage form that required numerous client signatures," he says.
The moral: Find out what both ends require to avoid delays. And be sure to save copies of all completed forms.


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The protection of valuable intellectual property, and business information in digital form, against theft and misuse, is a critical need for all businesses. The Middle Eastern Countries have identified cyber security, as one of the major concern. Over the past few years, most of the large organizations in this region including giant oil and gas, utilities and banks have strengthened their cyber security capabilities. Standard processes have been implemented to identify and prioritize IT security risks and develop mitigation strategies. These mitigation strategies have enabled the organizations to save losses caused by cybercrimes.
Most of the firms are primarily focusing on building "defense in depth" approach to address known as well as emerging threats. To develop this defense in depth approach involves collaboration between enterprises and large vendors reinforcing the development of new innovative products and solutions.
The growing number of security compliances enforced by the government along with the increase in risks such as advanced malwares is the main reason that has increased the demand for cyber security in the Middle East region. The rapidly evolving nature of threats, presents the opportunity of continuous research and development of cyber security products and services. Apart from these, factors such as need for unified cyber solutions, strict compliance and data disclosure mandates, risk over maintenance of sensitive data, enhanced enterprise mobility, and increasing spending pattern on security forums are boosting up the demand for cyber security solutions in the Middle East. It is expected that the Middle East cyber security market will show enormous growth with credence in the coming years. Major players in the cyber security ecosystem include Booz Allen Hamilton, Cisco, CSC, Cassidian, IBM, Kaspersky, McAfee, Symantec, Trend Micro and various others.
The report on Middle East cyber security market majorly focuses on estimation of the current market size and future growth potential across all major segments of this market, i.e., types, solutions, services, verticals, and countries in the Middle East region. Furthermore, the report also provides an extensive analysis of the key players in the cyber security space with their profiles, strategy and developments, major market drivers, restraints, opportunities, challenges, adoption trends, and key issues in the Middle East cyber security market.


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A shocking decline for the mighty German economy sank the eurozone even deeper into recession today.
The single currency bloc suffered a far worse than expected 0.6% fall in output in the final quarter of 2012 — twice as bad as the UK economy's 0.3% reverse and the region's third successive quarter on the back foot.
Germany — the economic engine room of the eurozone — slipped 0.6% in its worst performance since the immediate aftermath of the financial crisis in 2009. The main culprit behind the fall was slackening export demand from elsewhere in Europe, much of which is mired in recession.
French output shrank 0.3% but in the struggling periphery the damage was far worth, as Italy declined 0.9% and Spain 0.7% while bailed-out Portugal slumped a mammoth 1.8% quarter on quarter. In Greece — suffering its sixth straight year of recession — the economy shrank 6% year on year and the jobless rate has hit a record 27%.
Analysts hope the eurozone is over the worst but warn of potential pitfalls ahead such as a bailout for Cyprus.
ING Bank economist Peter Vanden Haute said: "While we expect a stabilisation in the first quarter and a weak recovery from the second quarter onwards, a lot of things still can go wrong."
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Encounter the Northern Territory's superb landscapes and sites, including Uluru
The outback town of Alice Springs is a travel hub for visitors setting off to the explore the sensational range of natural wonders the Red Centre has to offer.
The ancient rock formations of Kata Tjuta (also known as The Olgas) create an amazing landscape of spectacular domes and canyons.
An iconic image of outback Australia and a sacred site for the local Aboriginal people, Uluru's remarkable colour changes are a wonder to behold.
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- Indigenous Culture, Overland, Short Breaks - Group Adventures, Walking & Trekking
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Why we love this trip
Join an Indigenous Guide on a Mala walk around the base of Uluru, an experience exclusive to Intrepid Travel
This trips provides you with the best guides in the business who know the Australian outback like the back of their hand
Wander through the iconic domes of Kata Tjuta, and gaze in awe at the sacred rock of Uluru
Dine under the stars and camp within privately owned sites on the red earth of the outback
Enjoy our exclusive Australian Native Foods menu throughout the trip. Created in conjunction with Aussie bush tucker specialist Andrew Fielke, you will be treated to a plethora of native dishes incorporating ingredients such as kangaroo, emu, lemon myrtle, desert lime, wattle seed and more
Hike through natural amphitheatres, rocky chasms and lush oases in Kings Canyon
Traverse the immense landscape of the West MacDonnell Ranges and keep an eye out for an abundance of wildlife
Discover the spiritual importance of the outback landscape to local Aboriginal people
Is this trip right for you?
This is a camping trip for those who are looking for the basics. Simple facilities and lack of emphasis on creature comforts make this an authentic experience of the Australian outback.
Group participation makes up a lot of this trip, so you'll be required to help with preparation of meals and cleaning up. These are the kind of tasks that bring a group closer together. Group sizes can also be pretty big, so be prepared to share this experience with a bigger group than what you might be familiar with.
Temperatures in the Red Centre can be extreme. During the day the weather can be very hot (and the Australian sun is very strong) so please bring appropriate clothing, use sun protection and drink plenty of water. In the evenings temperatures really drop, so bring base layers and warm clothing.
This trip requires a moderate level of fitness as it involves a lot of walking, allowing you to really get among nature. Please bring sturdy, comfortable walking shoes and comfortable clothing.
On most days of the trip, you'll spend several hours driving through very sparse areas of desert. Crank up the tunes and sit back to enjoy landscapes that you would miss in any other form of travel.
Notes: Total driving time is approximately five and a half hours. Total walking time is around an hour.
- Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Included Activities
- Uluru sunset drinks
- 1000 Star Dinner
- Uluru & Kata Tjuta National Park Fee
Meals Included
- Lunch
- Dinner
Note: Total driving time today is around three and a half hours. Total walking time is approximately two hours.
- Permanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (1 night)
Included Activities
- Uluru Cultural Centre
- Mala cultural interpretative walk
- Uluru Base Walk
Meals Included
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Note: Total driving time takes around five hours. Total walking time is approximately three hours.
Included Activities
- Kings Canyon Rim Walk
Meals Included
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Special InformationFlights must be booked to depart Alice Springs the day after the trip finishes.
The total driving time will be about three hours, and you will walk up to 10km.
Included Activities
- Western MacDonnell Ranges
Optional Activities
- Sunset Camel Ride (Child) - AUD40
- Sunset Camel Ride (Adult) - AUD70
Meals Included
- Breakfast
- Lunch
Meals3 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 3 dinners
TransportAll Terrain vehicle
AccommodationPermanent tented camp (with shared facilities) (3 nights)
Included activities
- Uluru sunset drinks
- 1000 Star Dinner
- Uluru & Kata Tjuta National Park Fee
- Uluru Cultural Centre
- Mala cultural interpretative walk
- Uluru Base Walk
- Kings Canyon Rim Walk
- Western MacDonnell Ranges
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Important notes
1. Trip commences in Alice Springs on day 1 at 6:00am and finishes in Alice Springs day 4 at approx 6pm.
2. This trip requires a sleeping bag.
3. You can also join this trip in Yulara (Uluru) on Day 1; see tour code PAR4Y-B.
4. This trip is available in Original and Basix styles.
5. Please arrange Sunset Camel Ride in advance (day 4 of trip)


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Have a Cold One, Brought to You By the Foodopoly
Wenonah Hauter | Posted 10.02.2013 | Green
Read More: AB InBev, Antitrust, Anheuser-Busch, Sabmiller, Beer. DOJ, Grupo Modelo, Foodopoly, Green News
Who controls your beer might seem a frivolous question on the surface, but who controls our food supply is no laughing matter. The DOJ must work to prevent the expansion of the food monopolies to protect consumers. The beer market is no exception, and the DOJ should take a stand and block this merger.


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The passenger train was 40 minutes into its journey to Melbourne when it collided with a truck at a level crossing.
Witnesses said the impact was so severe, carriages flipped over and at least one was ripped open down one side.
Emergency teams raced to the scene just north of the farming town of Kerang in central Victoria.
More than 50 people were injured, with several in a serious condition. The death toll reached 10 as the evening wore on.
Air ambulances took the most serious casualties to hospitals as far away as Melbourne.
Hospitals in the Kerang area were put on standby to receive the less seriously wounded.
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Dannevirke people are still keen to take on home ownership, Rozanne Jensen of NZCU Baywide says.
"There are plenty of people enquiring about home loans and lots of positivity out in the community," she said. "People are keen to snap up good, solid homes selling in the $130,000 price bracket. In Hawke's Bay, they could be paying between $180,000 to $200,000 for that same home, so home ownership in Dannevirke is a realistic option."
Nigel Jackson, manager of the Dannevirke branch of Property Brokers, said there had been a lift in residential sales over May and June, with nine properties selling under $100,000, six between $100,000 and $200,000 and two close to $300,000.
"We're seeing more investors rather than first-time home buyers in the market, although there are still plenty of enquiries," he said.
However, Mr Jackson admitted residential sales in the $130,00 to $210,000 price range were "tough work".
"There's no panic for people to buy, they're just happy to wait and see what happens, especially with the Reserve Bank's LVR (high loan-to-value ratio) policy still in place," he said. " Lifting the LVR would make a difference to our market because under its 20 per cent deposit rules, buyers need a $30,000 deposit for a $150,000 home."
Those borrowing from NZCU Baywide, which is a credit union, not a bank, aren't subject to the 20 per cent deposit requirement. Mrs Jensen said KiwiSaver was now playing a big part in helping people buy their own home too.
"People are claiming back part of their contribution, because it's a good foot in the door," she said. "KiwiSaver is giving people leverage to afford their own home."
Mr Jackson agreed.
"We're seeing more and more people using KiwiSaver to help fund their deposits," he said.
And while the year-on-year residential sales to the end of June are 113, compared with 95 last year, a 17 to 18 per cent lift, which was encouraging Mr Jackson said, a lot of the sales are at the lower end of the market.
"We've more sales, but the median price has come back," he said. "Sellers have got to be prepared to meet the market. We've had occasions when a price has been agreed, then the building and electrical reports highlight a problem, perhaps a leaking roof and that's stopping the sale. Sellers are then put in a weaker position."
Property Brokers have two properties they are looking to auction, but there aren't the buyers. One, an empty house has been on the market since October, with an extremely motivated seller. Mr Jackson said: "It's in the mid-price range, at $150,000, with a government valuation of $185,000 and a good property. But other than giving it away, there's been no buyer. However, one property we took to tender has had an offer accepted."
And while residential sales are up, it appears to be at the expense of lifestyle block sales.
"The lifestyle block market has really suffered and sales are only just over half compared with last year," Mr Jackson said.
"But we're hanging in."
NZCU Baywide chief executive Gavin Earle told the Dannevirke News the most savvy of borrowers were now fixing their interest rates.
"Interest rates are only going one way, that's up and the only question is how quickly," he said.


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A leader with advice for America and his caucus
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Opposition Leader Kim Beazley, fresh from his endorsement by the Labor caucus in Canberra yesterday, joins his wife, Susie Annus, for a hug from 13-year-old daughter Rachel.
Photo: Chris Lane
Labor leader Kim Beazley has warned America to avoid getting bogged down in an Iraqi civil war, and ordered caucus colleagues to "put a sock in" their internal party sniping.
After reclaiming the leadership unopposed on his third try, an assertive Mr Beazley described himself as "a bloke who never gives up", promising John Howard "the fight of his life". He pledged to sharpen the distinctions between Labor and the Coalition, and moved to shift the debate on Iraq, an issue with which Labor struggled last year after Mark Latham promised a Labor government would withdraw the troops by Christmas.
Labor had to show Australians it had the maturity, unity and passion to govern, Mr Beazley told a news conference.
Earlier, South Australian backbencher Rod Sawford suggested that the caucus could look again at the leadership if Mr Beazley performed badly. "Twelve months down the track, if there has been no significant policy or party reform, and if there is evidence that procedures are not inclusive, then I think people will not be quiet," he said.
But Mr Beazley said 2007 - the election year - was the "relevant date" and that went for all the caucus. "Every one of us is responsible for the future of the Labor Party," he said.
Asked about party disunity, he said: "I told people today to put a sock in it. We've had a pretty extensive period of deliberation over the course of the last little while - that's enough." The same applied to talk about the deputy leader's position.
Quizzed on Iraq, Mr Beazley said: "We need as Australians to start making some clear arguments to our American friends . . . I'm saying to the Americans this . . . when this (Iraqi) election is over, don't get involved in a civil war . . . because if you are, you will be massively debilitated."
The debate about Iraq had been far too simplistic, he said. "We have become perhaps the ally that the Americans want, but we're not the ally that the Americans need, not right now. They need allies that can give them straight talk and good advice when they themselves slide into trouble."
He declined to be pinned down on how long Australian troops should stay in Iraq, simply saying that while Australian diplomats were there, "Australian troops are needed to protect them".
Identifying areas of difference with the Government, Mr Beazley pointed to Australia's trade deficit, the collapse of investment and innovation in infrastructure, industry bottlenecks due to skill shortages and sustainable development.
The ALP had to highlight where Government economic policy would not sustain growing prosperity, and also that the ALP was good at running the economy when it was in office.
People "around the kitchen table" knew Labor was on their side on education and health, he said. Labor would also sharpen differences on national security.
Mr Beazley pledged to be more inclusive and consult more widely. He has scrapped "for the time being" a shadow cabinet within the shadow ministry.
He said he would not hold back policy until the election campaign, as Mr Latham did. Releases would be paced, and "we're going to make sure that those policies are easily understood before, in the election campaign, final costings will be put on them".
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Leafcutter ant queens can live for twenty years, fertilizing millions of eggs with sperm stored after a single day of sexual activity.
Danish researchers who have studied ants at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama since 1992 discovered that in both ant and bee species in which queens have multiple mates, a male's seminal fluid favors the survival of its own sperm over the other males' sperm. However, once sperm has been stored, leafcutter ant queens neutralize male-male sperm competition with glandular secretions in their sperm-storage organ.
"Two things appear to be going on here," explains Jacobus Boomsma, professor at the University of Copenhagen and Research Associate at STRI. "Right after mating there is competition between sperm from different males. Sperm is expendable. Later, sperm becomes very precious to the female who will continue to use it for many years to fertilize her own eggs, producing the millions of workers it takes to maintain her colony."
With post-doctoral researchers Susanne den Boer in Copenhagen and Boris Baer at the University of Western Australia, professor Boomsma studied sperm competition in sister species of ants and bees that mate singly -- each queen with just one male -- or multiply -- with several males.
Their results, published in the journal Science, show that the ability of a male's seminal fluid to harm the sperm of other males only occurs in species that mate multiply, and that their own seminal fluid does not protect sperm against these antagonistic effects.
"Females belonging to many species -- from vertebrates to insects-- have multiple male partners. Seminal products evolve rapidly, probably in response to the intense male-male competition that continues even after courtship and mating have taken place," said William Eberhard, Smithsonian staff scientist. "This study continues the STRI tradition of looking at post-copulatory selection in a very biodiverse range of organisms, following in the footsteps of people like Bob Silberglied, who asked why butterflies and moths have two kinds of sperm in the 1970's."
Similar sperm competition systems appear to have evolved independently in ants and in bees. Researchers now aim to discover how genes that control sperm recognition in bees and ants may differ, thus continuing to elucidate the details of a process key to reproduction and evolution.
A grant from the Danish National Research Foundation and an Australian Research Council Fellowship supported this work. Permits for ant collection and export were issued by Panama's Autoridad Nacional de Ambiente (ANAM).
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Most people cannot stand cleaning out their closets, and it is no wonder. There are things in the back of the closet that they have not seen for years, and wading through the items takes forever. However, by cleaning closets and organizing what is put back in the closet, never again will a homeowner be faced with the unpleasant task of rummaging through a messy closet or having to clean it out.
Check Out the Space
A closet that is not organized is a messy closet, so organizing is the logical place to start. Most closets are a simple box with a clothes rod and a shelf. If a homeowner is trying to get maximum usage from their closet, this storage design wastes a lot of space. Altering this configuration even a little can make it work much more efficiently. Sometimes a simple alteration like removing the top shelf and adding another clothes rod is enough to lend order to the previously chaotic closet interior. This one simple change effectively doubles the closet's storage capacity. When the inside of a closet is organized, items to not get shoved to the back and forgotten and it is less likely that the closet will once again become a bulging mess.
Closet organization goes beyond bedroom closets. For example, simple additions like adding shelves in the kitchen pantry that are tall enough for a can may even triple the amount of storage space in a pantry. Look at the best way to use a closet or pantry space, and then configure it accordingly.
Edit, Edit, Edit
Configuring the closet properly, however, is not the whole equation to keeping a closet neat. Once the closet is organized, make sure to edit belongings. Going through belongings and only placing things that are currently used in a closet is a good formula to use. Anything that is not being used can be stored in an attic, donated to charity or thrown away. Doing a thorough editing job makes the contents of the closet easy to access and easy to continually edit. So before mindlessly stuffing new items into a closet, notice what they are intended to replace, and get rid of the old item. Never again will the closet have to be cleaned.
Find an Organization System that Fits
If making a minor alteration to the closet's interior design does not use the space as efficiently as possible, then it may be a good idea to add a storage organization system. Closet organization systems are available in many different sizes and styles, and most of them are modular, so that they can be tailored to a homeowner's needs. Installing additional shelves, drawers and cubbyholes along with custom hooks, rods and pegs can make it quite effortless to keep a closet neat and functional, never to be cluttered again.
Online contributing editor for WallDecorandHomeAccents.com, Jessica Ackerman has extensive design experience, using wrought iron wall decor and abstract metal wall decor.
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The second issue of The Hunger finds the Rankin-backed publication continuing to remain a platform for talents in all artistic fields. Launching May 10, issue 2 features two covers: Monica Bellucci photographed by Rankin and the second with rising star Robert Sheehan. The magazine also contains a 22-page editorial featuring and conceived by supermodel Heidi Klum. In addition, profiles from the world of art, film, music and fashion highlight achievements by Mark Strong, Malcolm McDowell, The Black Keys, Oscar de la Renta and many more. To accompany the second issue of The Hunger, a public exhibition showing some of the selected images shot by Rankin and other contributors will be on display at the AnnRoy Gallery from May 9 to June 20.
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Better Than Ezra Back With New Album And Tour
Fans of 90's alt rockers Better Than Ezra have good reason to be excited. They'll be back with a new album this September called "All Together Now".
They'll be hitting the road in support with shows all over the country. We're lucky to have 2 dates close to the Hudson Valley.
7/24 Ridgefield, CT – The Ridgefield Playhouse
7/25 Westbury, NY – The Space at Westbury
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Amenities· 24-hour front desk
· AM/FM radio
· Air conditioning
· Air conditioning
· Alarm clock
· All public areas non-smoking
· Business center - (In Area)
· Cable television
· Cocktail lounge - (In Area)
· Coffee/Tea maker
· Complimentary breakfast - (In Area)
· Complimentary full american breakfast - (In Area)
· Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
· Complimentary newspaper in lobby
· Data port
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Queen bed, Non-smoking, Internet access, Coffee/Tea maker, Ironing board, Hairdryer, Meal included: full American breakfast
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· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
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· Opened in 1984
· Renovated in 01/01/2008
· 42 rooms.
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Restaurant InformationSubway
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0.25 mile(s) from Jones' Black Angus, Bar/Lounge, American, open for: dinner,Eddie's Irish Pub
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1.05 mile(s) from McDonald's , Fast Food, American, Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner,
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Indoor pool - INDOOR POOL
Fishing - FISHING
Spa - Spa
Hot tub - Hot tub, whirlpool
Pool - Indoor pool, heated
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100 mile(s) from Madison, WI- La Crosse,
60 mile(s) from La Crosse, WI- Dubuque,
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1 mile(s) from Crossing Rivers Hospital- University of Wisconsin-Madison
100 mile(s) from University of Wisconsin-Madison- University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse
60 mile(s) from University of Wisconsin-Lacrosse- Spook Cave,
10.00 mile(s) from Spook Cave, Underground guided boat tours through the cave- Mississippi Explorer,
3.00 mile(s) from Mississippi Explorer, River Tours- Valley Fish & Cheese,
3.00 mile(s) from Valley Fish & Cheese, hickory smoked fish, variety of Wisconsin cheeses and neat shop- Pikes Peak State Park,
13.00 mile(s) from Pikes Peak State Park, One of IA's most beautiful parks located on the highest bluff of the Mississippi River. Scenic overlook.- Lady Luck Casino,
7.00 mile(s) from Lady Luck Casino, slots, poker games, blackjack, craps, Mississippi stud, entertainment and dining- Villa Louis Historical,
3.00 mile(s) from Villa Louis Historical, 1840's victorian home- Fort Crawfod Museum,
4.00 mile(s) from Fort Crawfod Museum, National Historic Landmark-self guided tours- Eagles Landing Winery,
7.00 mile(s) from Eagles Landing Winery, free wine tasting daily and gift shop- Effigy Mounds National Mo,
15.00 mile(s) from Effigy Mounds National Mo, National Monument prehistoric american indian mounds- Prairie Fun Land,
0.80 mile(s) from Prairie Fun Land, go karts, mini golf, video fun, driving range and water wars- Wylausing State Park,
20.00 mile(s) from Wylausing State Park, Atop Wisconsin bluffs featuring views of Mississippi and Wisconsin River.- Prairie Country Club,
3.00 mile(s) from Prairie Country Club, 18 hole scenic golf course, open to the public, bar & grill- Shihata Orchards,
6.00 mile(s) from Shihata Orchards, scenic apple orchard, country fun park, pumpkin patch and wagon rides through the orchard


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some claim that this may shut off the passenger side airbag.
someone already contacted me re: a better way to do this, under the hood somehow, without cutting any wires, which doesnt disable the passenger airbag.
this is easy, you will need to remove your glove box for this, others have said you dont need to but i found it easier.
there are about 10(ish) screws to remove the glove box, it all comes down after that, be moderately careful not to yank the glove box inner light wiring apart as it is attached to the box. you can work with it still attached. at the far right you will see 2 connection adapter thingys one is black one is blue, you will be working on the black one. on the black adapter there are 5 wires, there are 2 yellow with red stripe wires, the one you will remove is the center one. put the glove box back on. and you're done.
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no check engine light, airbag works fine, rather, when i have a passenger riding with me the passenger airbag light displays "on", guess it works off of the seatbelt being buckled or weight detection in the seat. i just cut the wire and bent the ends away from each other. no problems.
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