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With the opening of the Rockaways YMCA at Arverne-by-the-Sea now less than a year away, the pools have been poured, more steel is being added each day and the plumbing is being installed. Now it's time to thinking more and more about the individuals who will be spending the most time at the new Y.
There are of course the community members, the individuals, families, and children who will have a chance to learn, grow, and thrive through participating in the Y's youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility programs. There are local businesses that stand to gain from new customers and revitalized off-season traffic. But there will also be one man or woman with whom the buck stops—the person charged with ensuring that all of our programs are organized and running smoothly, the person who will serve as a role model to the Rockaways Y staff and members and interface with the YMCA of Greater New York's Association Office. That person will be the Executive Director of the Rockaways YMCA.
It takes a lot of work to create a flourishing community center from scratch, one that will instantly feel like an integral part of the neighbor hood. That's why finding a superstar who's up to the task of leading the Rockaways YMCA is one of my top priorities. In looking for the ideal Executive Director to lead this new branch, we're seeking someone who can juggle this neighborhood's diverse needs, set the right tone for his or her colleagues, and envision how our offerings will strengthen the community. Another goal is to make the Rockaways residents feel like part of the larger YMCA family and ensure that the branch offerings are consistent with the standards we've set at our Ys throughout the five boroughs.
Leadership isn't learned in a day. I began my career with the Y 35 years ago as a young, camp counselor in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
At the time, I had no idea I'd become CEO of New York City's YMCA. Over the years, I've been able to experience firsthand the incredible growth of the organization, which now touches the lives of more than 250,000 youth and teens, and nearly 500,000 New Yorkers each year in.
And one of the things I've come to realize during that time is that the Y is in the "leaders creation business."
We would not have been able to make this kind of impact without fantastic teams at each of our branches. During my time at this organization, I've learned that workplace culture is just as important as results. A good work environment can motivate employees to go above and beyond their daily responsibilities, inspire good ideas, and create meaning and satisfaction for colleagues.
How does one hire a leader? When interviewing prospective new hires, I turn to my trademarked "Triple-A" philosophy: Aptitude (measuring a person's smarts and capabilities), Attitude (gauging who the person is and what he/she is proudest of), and Altitude (determining what the person hopes to achieve).
We look forward to announcing the leader of the new Rockaways YMCA at Arverne by the Sea as the building nears completion.


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Tony's game is tonight so he won't be visiting our game
tony will use the fall finishing up at ozen
The fam is more than aware of his play last night, and his soon to be announced decision
Someone answered a couple pages back. I thought he played last night.
When do you expect him to commit? He said in the past he wanted to end it before his season, so I'm guessing that Beloved's problems held his decision up. Now that that's cleared up, do you see him pulling the trigger soon?
And I guess they're not too happy.
I hope tony brown commits the day after cam and calls him out.
quote:Not at all. Collins was on LSU's Campus days before AND after his commitment. He even attended our Spring Game decked out in Bama gear.
sounds like landon collins from 2011..
It will be streamed online, I posted a thread on it. I can link it if need be
Tony being an EE always makes it tricky, since it seemed like he would commit before summer for awhile. But I think he does end it fairly soon, if something else comes up causing him to push it back, I'd expect a December announcement after season before UA game.
That a future Alabama commits team didn't play well?
quote:THIS may be the single best post in the history of the RB and it applies to ALL Louisiana players that have or will ever get LSU offers.
Its not that he wont be welcomed back, but he wont be celebrated. As has been mentionedhow time and again both LSU and Bama offer Cam the same opportunity football wise. The difference is when he is done playing football and settling back down to normalcy chances are he will go back where his family is, LA. And if he comes to LSU he would be a local hero. If he goes to Bama he will just be an ex football player. The one thing LSU offers in state recruits is to become legendary.
quote:I wouldn't say it was Cam's decision to do this.
Is it true that Cam has isolated himself from the rest of the LA recruits?
quote:He HAS, that's why they're keeping everybody away.
I'm glad he hasn't established a bond with them.
I wouldn't say it was Cam's decision to do this.
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Now you're opening a whole can of worms - J/K - I'll let J/S start it off
OK, maybe I missed it, but I haven't found a forum history here.
Where did js & Shipwreck come from?
How did you to get together and decide to create this forum?
What forums did the two of you moderate/adminster before starting this one?
What are your historical landmarks?
Who was the first to join your forum?
What are your goals?
Never argue with drunks or crazy people.
Now you're opening a whole can of worms - J/K - I'll let J/S start it off
I thought this thread was supposed to be about JS and I, not Scooter - Guess ya'll will have to start a new thread now
Well, I can't speak for ship... But I come from a little place called Earth, ya can't miss it....you know, 3rd rock from a Star you call...The Sun. J/KOriginally Posted by Wandering Man
Well, I've been doing web design on the side for a number of years now, for fun and business. After being a member of a few forums out there I decided to start one myself.Well, that's a long story... It all started one fine January day at berettaforum.net. Let's just say, the rest is history...Originally Posted by Wandering Man
"bing bang boom! hair out...hamburger time" - William Murderface
I started moderating way back in 1996 - I was an official "host" for MSN - back when it was like AOL - its own unique area. I've also created and maintain a couple of communities on the newer MSN, one with 1500-2000 members and another with over 1000. I gave them up a few years back to some of the other moderators/admins, but they are still around (and probably have many more members). I've also created several websites over the years as wellWhat forums did the two of you moderate/adminster before starting this one?I think I was in the top 4. JS and I confirred back and forth a few times because of some initial problems, and then I became a moderator in the first couple of weeks I believe.Who was the first to join your forum?Well, forum wise, I had always hoped that we would eventually become like one of the larger forums - Obviously, Glocktalk is the biggest, as is AR15. But, I'd love to see the kind of traffic one day that you see on The High Road.What are your goals?
As for myself... Just keep saving. Take some trips. Buy some more guns , eventually retire when I am still young enough to enjoy it. Hope to have my house paid off in about 20 years (I pay extra to the principal every month), and keep my beautiful wife.
SORRY Wasnt trying to hijak the thread but ya oughta know by now Im gonna try and find humor in ANYTHING, and it seemed like the thing to do at the time.............
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"This really is about debunking the notion that Microsoft is a dinosaur and they are relevant in a new climate of tablets and mobile," said Todd Lowenstein, portfolio manager at HighMark Capital Management, which holds Microsoft shares.
"Extreme pessimism and almost utter failure is priced into the shares, so any kind of positive delivery on units, customer perception, would be really beneficial to the stock."
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How do I insert/make the Philippine Peso sign in Microsoft Word using the keyboard shortcut?
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Made from sturdy yet lightweight extruded aluminum, AlumiCutters feature a raised edge that's ideal for inking, plus a groove that protects your fingers while cutting. The recessed, non-slip neoprene backing helps keep the AlumiCutter firmly in position with just a light touch.
Rulers are marked in 16ths on both edges. The first two inches are measured in 32nds.
This AlumiCutter is ideal for use with a standard hobby knife.
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Comments about Alumicolor Alumicutter Ruler:
Love the guide to protect my fingers. Also love the grip on the underside that prevents slipping. Have also purchased one for a crafty friend.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Great ruler
By Deepblu505
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This is the greatest ruler I have used with an exacto knife. The finger gaurd is a life saver or at least finger.
No substitute for the best
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A good ruler or straight edge is hard to find or maintain. This product will last a long time and serve my students well
Better than other cutting mediums
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Have bought many cutters over the years and can't find replacement blades, quirky blade mounts, matt inserts to keep up with etc. No more of that with this edge cutter. A simple Exacto blade amd handle does the trick and I get precision cuts with no 'blade walk' that is common with rotary type cutters. Wouldn't use anything else at this point.
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Saves your fingers
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They put a ridge in the ruler along the side you cut along. Your fingers tend to rest behind it, out of the way of the Xacto blade. That alone is worth the price.
Nice, but Flawed
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The steel strip ruler was very good while it lasted. It was not treated harshly. One day the inserted steel strip along its length popped out of its groove---and kept popping out. Attempts to get support from Alumicutter company itself regarding this issue met with no response.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Used to cut chipboard. I actually need a ruler with a better safety lip, it's OK but better for the lightweight chipboard and paper. I will use it a lot - just not what I bought it for.
Best price around
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Didn't find a better price anywhere for this product.
Great tool
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I have started making books and this ruler is great to use with my circular cutter or with an exacto knife because the ledge helps keep my fingers safe from getting cut. Even if I slip, which I have done, my fingers are safe behind the ledge. I line up my multiple pages on my self healing, line up the ruler and the circular cutter fits right up against the edge and then I cut thru the multiple layers with ease. It has made my book creations a whole lot easier.
Light but sturdy ruler
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I was looking for a better long ruler to use when trimming my printed posters down for clients. I really like this ruler it is light yet the non skid surface on the back keeps it from sliding around like my previous rulers. I find that this one is a good fit for my hands and I have less fatigue in my hands when trimming which also helps to make less mistakes while trimming. Very happy with this purchase and would purchase another size when I get the chance.
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Pretty Woman
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Self-involved corporate raider Edward Lewis (Richard Gere) has recently split up with his girlfriend. Seeking directions to the Beverly Hills Hotel, he makes the acquaintance of free-spirited hooker Vivian Ward (Julia Roberts) and decides to put her on a $3,000 retainer as his "date." He Cinderellarizes her by bankrolling a full wardrobe and cosmetic makeover. Of course, the setup will be strictly platonic. A disarming modern-day fairy tale, Pretty Woman was the picture that made Julia Roberts a superstar.
Rated R for sexuality and some language
1990 - Romantic Comedy - 119 Minutes
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- $7 - Adults $5 - 12 & Under
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What is the refund and /or exchange policy?
All ticket sales are final. Refunds, exchanges or retroactive discounts are not possible.
Can I bring my camera and/or phone?
The use of electronic devices is prohibited in the theatre. This includes phones, cameras, video and audio recorders, flashlights, etc. Due to performance copyrights and the disruptive nature of electronic devices, guests using these items may be ejected without refund.
Does my child need a ticket?
Children under four years of age are not generally permitted in the theaters. At designated shows, children of all ages are permitted. However, everyone regardless of age must have a ticket.
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Fix slowness, crashing, error messages and other problems
Thunderbird is slow or stops working
- Rebuilding the Global Database The Global Database, Gloda for short, is part of the indexing system that enables the search function. Rebuilding the Global Database will initiate a re-indexing of emails and address book cards (newsgroup messages are not indexed).
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Forecast is for some snow tomorrow here in Columbus. One of my clients just last week shared it had taken a couple of months to get maintenance to test the back up generator. They finally went to fire it up to test that it worked and .... nothing. Tried again. Nothing. Their hardware vendor responded quickly. Turns out that the broken part was under warranty but was 48 hours away.
The test was conducted on one of those warm sunny days we had before Thanksgiving. We aren't supposed to get much snow tomorrow but you never know here in Ohio. Had the part failure not been found until it was actually needed the 48 hour shipping wait could have been catastrophic.
Our client did two things right:
1. They created a policy calendar. Policies should be formal statements of value supported by the routines (processes) that must be followed to meet the stated value. Most of the time though policies are dead documents that state something a client would like to do but doesn't get around to doing. My client's policy calendar lets them manage the normal routines of their "HIPAA year" which operationalizes their compliance.
2. They actually tested the process. The IT Director didn't take no for an answer as maintenance continued to put his test request off.
How are you doing?
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The BIG Kickoff
United Way of Central Indiana
Thursday, September 5, 2013 from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM (EDT)
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United Way of Central Indiana and the Indianapolis Colts invite you to join us on Monument Circle, Thursday, September 5, for The BIG Kickoff. We are inviting your organization to set up a display on Monument Circle to educate the public about your mission and to promote upcoming volunteer opportunities.
We are using this great event to kickoff not only the 2013 United Way of Central Indiana Community Campaign but also the Colts season. Dave & Rae will once again be providing live entertainment. Meet the Colts cheerleaders, pick up free Colts schedule posters and have it signed by some of your favorite retired Colts players. Only United Way agencies and partners of the Indianapolis Colts are invited to participate.
For those who participated last year, the set-up will be similar. The entire Southside of the circle will be closed to traffic. Tables will be arranged in and around the Southwest and Southeast quadrant. Each participating organization will receive a six-foot table with two chairs. If you would like to bring a tent or other promotional item, just let us know when you complete the registration form. You may purchase an additional table for $15 if you need more space. Please have your table set up by 10:30 a.m., as we always have early visitors. You will receive an e-mail confirmation of your reservation. A second email will be sent with the location of your table as well as details about the event on September 3. There is $15 fee per table to participate. This event is a go, rain or shine.
For more information on the event, please contact Jody Pope, 317.920.3460 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
We look forward to seeing you on September 5!
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We got caught up in the frenzy! It started with an introduction which was intriguing. The pitch was fit anther class which we bought into. The next class was large and included a lot of retires. Where we were pitched the next course which we entered into after being sold to one on one by their sales staff. The cist was too expensive but my significant other was convinced that it was the proper thing to do. After crying and debating I write a check. Bug mistake!
signed up for class in Ms. We though the class was good since we had no knowledge of making money on line. When we got home we could not make any money! More classes, more time, and months later still no money. We were given a coach who trained us again to no avail. After calling and asking fir help there was no response. Next I started a letter writing campain but again no response.
We are educated people who are looking for a better way to make money. We had a great dream to no avail. We lost money equal to the cost of a luxury car! We never made money online. Do not buy into this scam NO matter what level. If you pay a penny then you paid too much! after complaining to Anthony Morrison several times with no solution we gave up. Presently, we are looking for a ckass action law suit. We may need to initiate the lawsuit ourselves.
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The components in this system are made from natural ingredients called phytoestrogens which have estrogenic properties derived from plant sources that are proven to enhance natural growth of breast. The product also contains phyto-nutrients which offers many additional health benefits.
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Although the return policy is very generous, we are unable to rate this solution higher as it only has a handful of effective herbal ingredients, and one that does not appear to have garnered any third party favorable customer feedback despite being around for so many years leading us to doubt the merchant's claim of more than a million customers.
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Mark Kite (left) and Frank Bock (right), co-owners of Dura Mold, say adopting a more collaborative approach to manufacturing has improved efficiency by better leveraging employees' skills, improving communication and flexibility, and instilling a sense of teamwork that keeps everyone on-track and focused on the big picture.
When Easter rolls around, Dura Mold's employees won't have to worry about buying hams for their family celebrations—that's one of the perks of the job. The case is the same with Thanksgiving turkeys. Throughout the rest of the year, they've got plenty of opportunities to feast at work as well, given the Stevensville, Mich.-based plastic injection mold manufacturer's tendency to host company-wide potlucks whether there's an occasion to do so or not.
Although the hard work involved in mold manufacturing can certainly work up an appetite, this isn't just about food. It's about treating people right, says co-owner Mark Kite. To that end, he says, the company tries to do more than just offer competitive wages and benefits. Flexible scheduling helps ensure proper work-life balance, to name one example (at least, as long as the work is getting done).
Such gestures are more than just sentimental. After all, employees who don't feel appreciated are likely to seek greener pastures elsewhere. Just as importantly, social activities like potluck meals also foster a sense of being part of a greater whole, and engaged employees are productive employees, Kite says. "We like to encourage a team atmosphere, where everybody feels like an integral part of what's going on."
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About ExperiencePlus!
Hannibal & the ExperiencePlus! European Headquartersby ExperiencePlus! - Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Hannibal & the ExperiencePlus! European Headquarters
Understanding the Italian Landscape
ExperiencePlus! Bicycle and Walking tours has its European headquarters on a farm in the Emilia Romagna region of Italy's Po Valley, one of the richest agricultural areas in Europe. Several of the tours offered by ExperiencePlus! stop for a picnic lunch and visit of "The Farm." Whether you are there with one of our bicycle tours or touring Italy on your own by car or public transportation, don't overlook the vast wealth of history and culture in Emilia Romagna. Visit a farm if you can, and experience history first-hand.
The history of the ExperiencePlus! farm and of many farms in the region dates to Hannibal's war against Rome, the Second Punic war, which lasted from 218 – 203 B.C. In 218 BC the Roman Republic had just begun its expansion north into the Po Valley by establishing bridgeheads over the Po River and military settlements at Piacenza and Cremona. Hannibal began his march across the Alps that same winter.
Hannibal's intrusion into Italy slowed Roman settlement for a quarter century but when the war finished the experience of having a marauding army so close to the gates of Rome prompted the Romans to quickly occupy and settle the "northern frontier" or Cisalpine Gaul. The Romans undertook what was possibly the biggest systematic resettlement plan ever. They built roads, established colonies and settled tens of thousands of veterans of Hannibal's wars in an effort that dictated the human geography of north Italy to this day.
In the U.S. after World War II President Dwight Eisenhower argued in favor of a nationwide system of roads to move troops and military equipment around the country in the event of another war. This initiative gave rise to our interstate highway system, the biggest public works project in history. The Roman initiative after Hannibal was as big a project.
Central to this settlement plan was the Via Emilia, a road that ran from Rimini, on the Adriatic Sea, to Piacenza, the first Roman bridgehead over the Po River. The Via Emilia was built between 191 and 187 B.C. As the road was constructed so were the towns of Bologna, Forli, Modena, and Parma. Other colonies followed shortly after, including Fiorenzuola, Fidenza, Reggio nell'Emilia, Claterna, Faenza, Forlimpopoli, and Cesena.
The Romans built the Via Emilia as a military road and the towns along it as military camps but the region quickly assumed a significant commercial importance which it retains to this day. Roman highway engineers built the Via Emilia as close to the foothills of the Apennine Mountains as they could while still keeping the road on the flat Po Valley. On either side of the road land surveyors laid out a grid 710 meters square. Rural roads and drainage ditches were built following the grid with roads and ditches parallel to the Via Emilia which became the primary baseline for the entire settlement plan.
On each side of the 275 kms of the Via Emilia the land was settled by pioneer farmers, many veterans of the Second Punic War. On the south side of the highway settlement stretched just a few kilometers to the foothills while to the north the settlement stretched up to 15 kilometers (10 miles) or more into the flats of the Po Valley.
The transportation geography of this part of Italy was nearly fixed in stone by the Romans twenty-two centuries ago. For twenty centuries no improvements were made to the Via Emilia except to resurface the old Roman road and to build new bridges as necessary. Just a century and a half ago the important railroad line from Milan to Bologna and on to Rimini paralleled the ancient highway, no more than one kilometer away. And less than a half century ago the A1, Autostrada del Sole, and its continuation from Bologna to Rimini, the A14 paralleled these to corridors no more than four or five kilometers away. Together this corridor constitutes one of the most important historic and modern transportation routes in Europe.
North and South of this major highway, never more than 15 km (ten miles) away and almost never more than that same distance from the next town are tens of thousands of family farms. The ExperiencePlus! headquarters sits in the middle of one of these farms. Eighty-eight generations after this area was settled by the veterans of Hannibal's wars Paola's relatives still farm a plot of land about the size of the farms handed out to veterans and their families after 195 B.C.
Our headquarters is in a converted pig barn surrounded by 11 hectares (27 acres) of vineyards, peach orchards, apples, plums and field crops consisting mostly of wheat, sugar beets, and alfalfa. If you drive the freeway or take the train from Rimini to Milan along this corridor you'll notice hundreds of farms like ours. The crops may change slightly: near Cesena you'll see intense strawberry cultivation for a short distance, near Modena and Reggio Emilia you'll see the vineyards producing the lightly alcoholic Lambrusco wines, and near Parma you'll likely notice large barns enclosing pigs for the production of Parma's famous ham ("prosciutto") or for the dairy cattle whose milk is used to make parmesan cheese ("parmigiano reggiano").
Roman Centuriation and A Walk on the ExperiencePlus! Farm
Join us for a walk on the ExperiencePlus! farm or take a walk on any farm within a few kilometers of the Via Emilia and you will have a similar experience.
Look carefully and you will see fields, drainage ditches and roadways running parallel and perpendicular to the Via Emilia. Little did those Roman surveyors know that they would impact the use of this land for 88 generations and counting!
Traditional agricultural in Italy and throughout the Mediterranean basin consists of the classic triumvirate of grapes, wheat and olive oil. You can stop looking for olives here, though, as the Po Valley is too cold and too far north to allow for olive cultivation (exceptions to this are in a few lateral valleys near Brisighella in the area south of Faenza, in the foothills near Rimini, and in the Lake District across the Po Valley to the north). But you will see plenty of wheat and plenty of grapes.
If you are lucky you may visit a farm or an area where coltura promiscua (literally, "promiscuous culture") is still practiced. This is interculture or mixed cropping consisting of wheat or another field crop sown in fields separated by a line of trees. The trees may be fruit trees, mulberry (once used for silk production) or elm trees. The trees once produced fruit and kindling for fuel but their primary function was to act as natural grape arbors – each tree having had a grapevine tied to it ("married" to it in local parlance). This allowed the farmer to keep the grape vine off the ground, out of the way of field crops and away from cattle or sheep which would otherwise graze it.
This type of mixed farming was practiced by the Etruscans. They taught it to the Romans and the Romans brought it with them to the Po Valley in the second century BC. In the past two decades this interculture has declined steadily as it is inefficient with modern farm machinery.
The field crops you will see here are part of a three-field crop rotation system that developed from a two-field system that goes back to ancient times. Wheat, barley and other grains were the primary crops. In this region of the Po Valley wheat has taken over almost entirely. In the three-field, three-year cycle the year after wheat is planted, sugar beets follow, and then a fallow crop, usually clover or alfalfa, valuable for their nitrogen fixing properties, is planted. Variations on this along the via Emilia might include sunflowers, lettuce or arugula for seed, and sorghum later in summer. Don't be fooled by the sugar beets which often look like giant spinach plants.


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Dec. 17, 2012
PARK RIDGE, Ill. -- University of Michigan men's basketball sophomore guard Trey Burke (Columbus, Ohio/Northland HS) was named the Big Ten Player of the Week today (Monday, Dec. 17) by the conference office. The honor is the second conference award of Burke's career after he earned the accolade last season (Jan. 2, 2012).
Burke averaged 23.0 points, 4.5 rebounds, 6.5 assists and 2.0 steals, and he shot 71.4 percent from the field (20-for-28) and 50.0 percent (4-for-8) from long range in wins over Binghamton (Dec. 11) and West Virginia (Dec. 15).
Opening up the week against Binghamton, Burke's 19 points, five assists and four rebounds helped U-M to the 67-39 victory. He finished the game 8-for-12 from the field, including three long-range buckets in 30 minutes of action. Closing the week, Burke guided U-M to its third victory in New York City -- 81-66 over West Virginia at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. He scored a season-best 27 points, finishing with a new career high for field goals as he was 12-for-16 from the field. He added eight assists with zero turnovers, five rebounds and tied a career-best three steals in 38 minutes of action.
For the season, Burke is averaging 18.0 points, 7.0 assists, 3.3 rebounds and 1.3 steals per game while shooting 53.5 percent from the field. He is the only Wolverine to score in double figures in all 11 games and has four 20-plus point games. He recorded his first career 10-plus assist game and first career double-double with 18 points and 11 assists against N.C. State on Nov. 27 in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge. Over his last six games, he has 43 assists to just six turnovers.
Michigan will return to Ann Arbor to host Eastern Michigan at 8:30 p.m. on Thursday (Dec. 20) in a doubleheader with the women's basketball team (Valparaiso, 6 p.m.) at Crisler Center. The game will be televised live on the Big Ten Network.
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April 12, 1977
Bloomington, MN US
Met Center
Setlists during this tour include: The Song Remains The Same, (The Rover intro) Sick Again, Nobody's Fault But Mine, In My Time of Dying, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter, Ten Years Gone, Battle of Evermore, Going to California, Black Country Woman, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, White Summer ~ Black Mountainside, Kashmir, (Out On the Tiles intro) Moby Dick, Jimmy Page solo, Achilles Last Stand, Stairway to Heaven, Rock and Roll.
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Press Review: The Zep was a test for the ears and they'll be at here tonight
WARNING: Mad Dogs may be hazardous to your health… Mad Dogs? Well, wasn't Led Zeppelin's original name? After "The New Yardbirds" and before Jimmy Page settled on Led Zep? I dunno.
After Tuesday night at the Metropolitan Sports Center, my ear drums are so fractured I may avoid music for the rest of the week.
LED ZEPPELIN IS one of the most celebrated bands in the world. And the Zep, like it always does, sold out the Met Tuesday night. But what is surprising is the same band will do the same thing tonight at the Civic Center here in St. Paul.
That is, if the Zep ever finished sometime this morning. Because of lightning, thunder and fear of flying, the band didn't arrive in the Twin Cities Tuesday until a half hour after the 8 o'clock' scheduled concert time.
And it didn't hit the stage until 9:11. Sometime nearing midnight I crashed — dazed by three hours of crunching Jimmy Page guitar, soaring Robert Plant vocals, buzzing John Paul Jones' bass and keyboard work and bruising, crashing and thrashing on the drums by John Bonham.
Zep did a job on me — but then again, I expected it. Listening to Zep for an hour on the phonograph is enough to create ear buzz for a week. Which is too bad because Led Zeppelin is a group of superior talent.
"SKINNY JIMMY" Page is probably one of the best three guitarists ever to attempt rock 'n roll. The former poet from Heston in Middlesex, England, has a range exceeded by none and the clarity of wind chimes when he wants to play it that way.
Jones, a former Rolling Stones' session man, is a wonder of a keyboard player and Bonham, like Plant, emerged from Band of Joy to pound away with some of the best.
Plant, himself, has the most distinctive voice in metallic music, a piercing, diving, anvil which thunders from under his delicately-curled reddish locks. It was nice to see him healthy again after a lengthy recovery from a near-fatal car crash in Greece two years ago.
BUT EVEN THOUGH Zep had a beautiful sound system Tuesday, the guttural roar from Page's shrieking guitar was enough to craze even the best of us.
Except the middle segment of the concert, which was an acoustic joy.
The Zep put away the hammers, the pliers, the saws and unveiled the quartet sitting four in a row, acoustics in hand, doing three songs including "Black Country Woman" and "California." At least I think those are the titles — I was a bit deaf by then and am unfamiliar with a couple of their albums but I think it's a mood first captured in "Houses of the
Page showered us with his versatility during the trio of songs, Jones did also and Plant actually revealed a brush of a voice rather than a sledgehammer.
SOMEWHERE IN THE wee hours, I expect they got into the "Stairway to Heaven" and "Whole Lotta Love" stuff — the music which earned them a place in the Rock Hail of Fame. Me, I fazed out with "Mag Dogs."
And Bonham's madness of a solo that did criminal work, abrasive damage, to my eardrums.
So if you're headed up to the Civic tonight, beware and don't get too close. And yes, thanks Bob - by Plant for wishing our Kicks well this season and we'll give Mike Bailey your best.
And Jimmy Page, can you see if you can find James Patrick Page the poet sometime soon? The guy who used to play lead for the Yardbirds? The best session guitarist in England? I loved him madly, as the Duke might have said. By CHARLEY HALLMAN, Staff Writer, St. Paul Dispatch, April 1977.
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4-12-77 Met Center
I, too, was at the show. Sixteen years old, my first major concert. The band was very late, but I didn't know better, and thought it was normal for such heavyweights. I read in the Tribune the next day that Peter Grant was "visibly shaken," at the band's tardiness that night. I agree, they were about two hours late. Living in Buffalo, Mn., my parents were upset when I finally pulled in at 3 a.m.
I didn't even know all the music that night, but most. I fell in love with No Quarter that night, with the dry ice effect and great solo.
I had lousy seats in the upper area of Met Center, but was with a group and having a great time. The stage and speaker set-up was incredible as I remember it stretched from floor to ceiling, and the entire width of the arena, a solid wall of sound. I felt bad for the thousands that sat behind the stage, as there were no video screens at the time, of course. But it was such an event to have Zeppelin in Minnesota, no one seemed to care.
I would love to talk with anyone who remembers the show and cares to share.
Paul Boisclair
Morro Bay, Ca.


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The Hattiesburg Police Department has identified the victim of a Sunday night homicide as University of Southern Mississippi student Brittany Morgan of Waynesboro, Miss. Student Counseling Services (SCS) at Southern Miss is offering support for those impacted by Morgan's death
Affordable health care and acceptable reform alternatives will be the focus of a public health forum set for 5:30-7 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 24 at the Thad Cochran Center on the campus of The University of Southern Mississippi.
University of Southern Mississippi student Amolie LeAnn Egloff of Diamondhead, Miss., a junior majoring in history and with a minor in political science, has accepted a summer internship with U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker(R-Miss.) in Washington, D.C.
The University of Southern Mississippi has a new Android app available which allows the Southern Miss community to stay connected to campus at anytime and from anyplace.
In helping make The University of Southern Mississippi a welcoming environment for persons with disabilities, the Southern Miss Office of Disability Accommodations (ODA) reminds students, faculty, staff and visitors to avoid blocking the use of campus features that create access for persons with disability.
An old saying goes that history is told by the victors.
With that in mind, The University of Southern Mississippi's Center for the Study of War and Society will focus on the topic of defeat for the 6th Annual Richard McCarthy Lecture Series.


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Ecc 1:2; 2:21-23
Ps 90:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 14, 17
Col 3:1-5, 9-11
Lk 12:13-21
I know Christians who believe that
people should be able to be as wealthy as they can possibly be, as
long as they acquire their wealth fairly and squarely. And I know
Christians who believe that any evidence of wealtha nice car, a
big home, or expensive vacationsis clear evidence of spiritual
failing and moral corruption. I've even heard Christians misquote
Paul and say, "Money is the root of all evils" Of course, Paul
actually warned against the "love of money" (1 Tim. 6:10).
Catholic tradition, rooted in teachings such as those heard in
today's Gospel reading, takes a direct, even simple, approach to
wealth. "Riches are not forbidden," wrote St. John Chrysostom,
"but the pride of them is." He also warned, "Nothing is more
fallacious than wealth." St. John Baptiste de la Salle, the patron
saint of teachers, stated: "It is not a sin to have riches, but it
is a sin to fix our hearts upon them." The question we need to ask
ourselves when it comes to wealth is the same question we need to
consider when it comes to talents, abilities, and opportunities:
"What am I going to do with it? And, why? For what end?"
Today's reading from Ecclesiastes provides a stark reminder
of the ultimate issues at stake. "All things are vanity!"
declares the teacher Qoheleth, and it might seem, at first glance, as
though he is advocating or giving into despair. But he is simply
following materialism to its logical end, which is emptiness, sorrow,
and grief. The man who seeks comfort, distraction, and ultimate
meaning in material possessions will be left holding sand at the
edges of eternity. This approach to life is without foundation. "The
materialist," quipped G. K. Chesterton, "is one who will serve
anything visible for no reason."
Yet wealth and possessions are not, in
themselves, bad. It is just that they cannot give meaning, offer true
happiness, or provide comfort in the face of suffering, death, and
the afterlife. That is the essential point of the parable told by
Jesus. The rich man has more than enough food and wealth for himself;
he has physical comfort and a surplus of harvest. But what is his
first thought upon seeing the surplus? Does he think of how he might
share it with others? No, he turns further into himself and turns
away from others. "He does not raise his eyes to God," reflected
St. Cyril of Jerusalem, "He does not cherish love for the poor or
desire the esteem it gains. … Still more irrational, he settles for
himself the length of his day, as if he would also reap this from the
So we see that the love of wealth is,
ultimately, the love of selfor, better, the lust of self. There is
no gratitude, no thanksgiving, no humility, only the desire to "rest,
eat, drink, be merry!" Contrast those four actionsall of them
aimed at the rich man's physical comfortwith four actions and
attitudes expressed by Paul in his letter to the Christians living in
Colossae, in Asia Minor.
First, he states, we have been "raised
with Christ." This is entirely God's gracious gift, granted
through baptism (cf. Rom. 6:1-11). Secondly, having been raised with
Christ, we are to "seek what is above," that is, the things of
God. Thus, in the "Our Father," we say, "Thy will be done, on
earth as it is in heaven." Third, we are to "think of what is
above, not of what is on earth." This is an exhortation to both
intellectual reflection and spiritual contemplation. And, fourth, we
are to "put to death" those parts of us that "are earthly,"
for we have, by God's power, "put on the new self."
We sometimes must choose between
physical comfort and spiritual conversion. And while wealth is not
evil, it should be approached with caution and used with care. The
real riches are those things that matter to God.
(This "Opening the Word" column originally appeared in the August 1, 2010, issue of Our Sunday Visitor newspaper.)
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Drink Wine All The Time
Variety packs are the spice of life.
Remember how much fun it was as a kid to get variety packs? Who would want one flavor when you could have SIX? The fine people at Wellington Vineyards have taken the same line of reasoning and applied it to their wines. Now there's a vintage for every day of the week!
Monday - Start your week off right with a glass of the 2008 England Crest Syrah. This has smoky, bacony notes, and nothing makes you feel energized and ready to take on the week like bacon.
Tuesday - Ugh. Tuesday. You're still easing into the week, so a 2008 Sonoma Valley Zinfandel is the way to go. Smooth and fruity, this is an easy one to drink.
Wednesday - Alright, the week's in full swing, and you're ready for something with a little more kick. The 2008 Sonoma County Cab Sauv is just what the doctor ordered. With lively acid and a chewy finish, it's the perfect way to say "I don't care if you're only halfway done, week! Bring it on!"
Thursday - So the week took you up on your offer and brought it on. It's time to beat those Thursday Blues by breaking into the 2008 Mohrhardt Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon. Two Cab Sauvs in a row? It's been that kind of week. The intense aroma has mulberry, cassis, cranberry, cocoa, smoke, rhubarb, clove, leather, spices and herbs - your olfactory nerves will be so overwhelmed that you'll soon forget all your worries..
Friday - It's the end of the week, and that can only mean one thing - The Duke is in town. Plop down for some burgers and pizza to go along with this bad boy, and just unwind.
Saturday - Nothing like a mouth-coating 2009 Merlot to waste away the Saturday with. Whether enjoying it with or as a meal, this is the perfect way to enjoy your day off.
Sunday - It's been a long week, and you have a pretty nasty headache for some inexplicable reason. Maybe you should take the day off... or drink all six at once!


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Oh my goodness Woody, these are spectacular. I too have just taken my first tentative steps at needle turn applique and started my first block last night. I am not as ambitious as you, though. I chose a much simpler applique for my first but your have inspired me so much with your beautiful examples.
I have found I really like needle turn applique. The inside corners give be a bit of a fit, even with clipping them but I am getting the hang of it. Judging by your pictures you appear to have mastered the technique. Simply droolworthy eye candy.
Beyond gorgeous! Please keep us up to date as you work on this project.
I am going to start appliqué as a new skill and am in awe of your blocks. Thanks so much for sharing.
They are beautiful. Your colour choices are wonderful.
I'm going to be like you when I grow up! They are fabulous!
That quilt is going to be a masterpiece. So beautiful and I love the black background.
I could look at those all day, they are so very beautiful. I know the finished quilt will be out of this world.
That is just wonderful...love the colors and the work you are doing is outstanding!


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|Irish Coffee: Celtics Get No Respect
|10.07.10 at 10:02 am ET
Wake up with the Celtics and your daily dose of Irish Coffee '¦
NBA.com released its ninth annual GM Survey, and I'll tell ya: Rodney Dangerfield got more respect than the Celtics. Sixty questions were posed to the league's general managers. Here are the highlights (or lowlights) …
- 63 percent of GMs believe the Lakers will win a third straight title. The Heat got 33.3 percent of the vote, and Boston got the remaining 3.7 percent. However, 100 percent of GMs think the C's will win the Atlantic Division, so they've got that going for them.
- 75 percent of GMs believe the C's are the best defensive team in the NBA, and Rajon Rondo received the most votes (32.1 percent) as the NBA's best on-the-ball defender. Defense wins championships, no?
- Kevin Garnett picked up votes for best defensive player and best interior defender in the league, but Dwight Howard dominated both categories.
- 66.7 percent of GMs predicted Kevin Durant would win MVP. Kobe Bryant was next on the list with 25.9 percent of the vote. Semih Erden did not receive a vote … yet.
- 55.6 percent of GMs would take Durant to start their team. Only 25.9 percent said they'd take LeBron James. To me, this is the most surprising outcome. In 2009, LeBron got 78.6 percent of the vote . Apparently, his reputation took a hit within the NBA, too.
- Not a single GM picked Rondo as the NBA's best point guard . Deron Williams got half the votes, followed by Chris Paul (35.7 percent), Steve Nash (10.7) and Chauncey Billups (3.6). Billups over Rondo? Really?
- The only Celtic to receive a vote for best player at his position was Garnett, and he finished well behind co-winners Pau Gasol (isn't he a center?) and Dirk Nowitzki.
- Ray Allen won two categories: best pure shooter and best at moving without the ball. Ray also received a vote for the player who will make the best coach.
- GMs believe Doc comes up with the best defensive schemes in the league. Doc Rivers received a vote for the NBA's best coach, but Phil Jackson won in a landslide. The "who's the best manager/motivator of people" vote was closer, but Jackson still won (46.4 percent to 26.8).
- Believe it or not, the C's Luke Harangody is the most likely rookie to be a sleeper success.
- The Garden is not the hardest building to play in. EnergySolutions Arena in Utah is.
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- Ray Allen Not Invited to Rajon Rondo's NBA Title Celebration After...
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In a previous Tech Tip, we looked at curve driven patterns in SolidWorks using a 2D path. Now, let's look at using 3D curves to drive the pattern. There are a couple of steps to know about to get the results we want. Here's a 3D curve and a solid body to pattern along the curve.
If we want the body to keep its orientation in space, we use the "Align to seed" option to get the following pattern:
If we want the solid body to twist in space while following the path (like a string of railroad cars going around a curve), we use the "Tangent to curve" option, and this requires a surface along the curve to control the tangency. The surface has much the same function as a guide curve, and it is selected in the "Face normal" window. What's essential is understanding the selection must be a single face, not just a surface body, and the face must extend the entire length of the path.
To construct the face, we make a sketch plane normal to the path at its end and sketch a short single line. Then the line is used to sweep a surface along the path:
This sweep doesn't meet the single face requirement because it has 7 faces. That's a result of sweeping along a path that has 7 arcs and lines. To create the surface as a single face, we convert the path to a single 3D sketch entity. Fortunately, there's a tool to do just that. It's called Fit Spline, and it can be found at Tools>Spline Tools>Fit Spline or in the expanded spline icon on the Sketch toolbar. Here's the Fit Spline dialogue:
With the 3D sketch open for editing, start the Fit Spline command then uncheck "Delete Geometry" and "Closed Spline". Next, right click the end element of the sketch and choose the menu option "Select chain" which will select all the sketch elements. The command makes a single, continuous spline that closely matches the original sketch, and turns the original sketch elements into construction geometry. The tolerance setting adjusts how closely the spline follows the sketch. One great advantage is that the original dimensions and constraints still control the construction geometry which in turn controls the spline. This makes editing easy. Exit the sweep command to see the surface is now just a single face:
Next, open the Curve Driven Pattern command but this time click the Tangent to Curve option, and click the swept face for the "Face normal" box. This is the pattern preview:
When the pattern is created, you can hide the 3D sketch and the swept surface.
You can also use an edge of a part (or chain of edges) to guide the pattern. In this case, start a 3D sketch, and start the Fit Spline command. Right click the first edge and click "Select tangency" in the menu. This creates the single composite spline to use the same way as the example above. Edits that change the shape of the part and the selected edges will update the pattern.


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As most of you are aware, these are players with minimum six years of ML service who signed a minor-league contract this past off-season. With the exception of the Dodgers and D-Backs (March 17th), ML teams must make a decision on whether to offer the players a $100K retention bonus on March 25th, purchase the contract with the addition to add the player to the 40-man roster to be on the Opening Day 25-man roster, or to release the player. If the player is provided the retention bonus, his minor-league deal will also guarantee a June 1st opt-out clause if the player's contract has not been purchased and added to the active roster.
The Dodgers, Pirates, Cardinals, Padres, D-Backs, Yankees, White Sox, Tigers, A's, and Rangers do not have any XX-B players in camp.
Bold indicates player will be on opening day roster or 15/60-Day DL
Players in Italics indicates player was released and re-signed to a new minor-league deal
Players in blue received retention bonus and accepted their minor-league assignment
RHP Freddy Garcia (released-Mar. 24)
LHP Johan Santana
IF Alexi Casilla
OF Delmon Young
LHP Rich Hill
Chicago Cubs
LHP Tsuyoshi Wada
LHP Jeff Francis
IF Ramon Santiago
RHP David Aardsma (released-Mar. 21; signed minor-league deal with St. Louis)
RHP Aaron Harang (released-Mar. 24; signed ML deal with Atlanta)
OF Jeff Francoeur (released-Mar. 22; signed minor-league deal with San Diego)
DH Jason Giambi
RHP Nick Masset
IF Cesar Izturis (released-Mar. 24)
Kansas City
C Ramon Hernandez (opt out-Mar. 23)
L.A. Angels
C Yorvit Torrealba (opt out-Mar. 23)
1B Carlos Pena (released-Mar. 23)
IF John McDonald
IF Chad Tracy (released-Mar. 23)
IF Ty Wiggington (released-Mar. 25)
OF Reed Johnson
LHP Zach Duke
1B Lyle Overbay
IF Mark Reynolds
RHP Matt Guerrier (released-Mar. 24)
OF Jason Kubel
N.Y. Mets
RHP Kyle Farnsworth
RHP Daisuke Matsuzaka
IF Ronny Cedeno (released-Mar. 25)
San Francisco
RHP Kameron Loe (released-Mar. 22)
RHP Scott Baker (released-Mar. 24; signed deal with Texas)
C Humberto Quintero
OF Endy Chavez
Tampa Bay
LHP Erik Bedard (released-Mar. 25)
IF Munenori Kawasaki
LHP Mike Gonzalez
RHP Luis Ayala (released-Mar. 19; signed minor-league deal with Baltimore)
RHP Chris Young (released-Mar. 25)
C Chris Snyder (released-Mar. 24; signed minor-league deal with Texas)
I'll update this if/when players are released, retained, or promoted to the main roster.


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First question: are a real estate broker, a real estate agent, and a realtor the same thing (for practical purposes)? I realize that I'm not exactly sure.
Second question: if you're a member of that profession, would you be interested in a sticker to put on Happier at Home?
Since Happier at Home was published, I've had many requests from real estate brokers (etc.) who want copies of the personalized Tips for Happiness in Your New Home card to give to their clients, paired with copies of the book. (If you'd like to request some of those cards for yourself, or for friends, email me here to request them. Alas, I can mail to U.S. and Canada only. Mailing costs!)
I'm wondering, then, if such folks would find it useful to have a sticker that said something like, "With best wishes for much happiness in your new home, from your real estate broker ______" Or "Courtesy of your realtor _____" where a person could add his or her name. Or maybe it would better not to have a space for a hand-written name.
Third and fourth questions: Would you be interested in getting stickers like that? If so, what should the stickers say?
There's no bad time to think about how to be happier at home, but I do think we give it special consideration when we've just moved. The new surroundings make us more aware of our choices–and how we might do things differently, in order to boost our happiness.
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Given below is the contact details, email and telephone number of Tata Indore dealers. Sanghi Brothers -3000500 and Jabalpur Motors are the dealers of Tata vehicles in Indore. For all your queries relating to Tata models, test drive of Tata vehicles in Indore, service and price of Tata cars in Indore, you many contact the Tata Indore showroom.
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I've always liked Teak Deck Systems caulk for deck caulk repairs. However, I rarely use an entire caulk gun sized tube and have not been able to seal it well for later use. I have used Life Caulk for very small repairs, but don't like it.
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I used black sikaflex and black boat life on my old wooden h28 with teack decks...
sikaflex worked better
before selling my boat I did a complete recaulk of the decks and belt sanded them too to get fresh meat and correct seal....the trick is to bevel sightly the edges and run your wet finger on the caulk after each run...
at least thats what some old woodies taught me in stockton, ca...
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To extend the life of an open tube of TDS, I seal the cut open tube with several layers of VINYL tape, cover with plastic wrap and put the tube into a large plastic zip lock bag and suck all the air out of the bag, and then put the whole shebang into the refrigerator. I can get a month or two, sometimes more of storage life in this manner ... right next to my uncleaned and bagged varnish/badger brushes, etc.
For longer term storage I put it in the freezer.
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Sika makes several varieties of Sikaflex. Would you have used the 295-UV? All I can find it in is the same 10.3 oz caulk gun tubes. Have you seen it in smaller tubes?
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I wonder if a vacuum sealer would do the trick? I somehow doubt it.
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Maybe fill bag with nitrogen then vacuum seal and put in ref. I use a long deck screw to cork screw out a dried tip.
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no i used the cheaper stuff back then....one part
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What about liquid electrical tape to seal the end of a tube
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Remember when rock and roll was dirty and dangerous? Well, for Sun Gods in Exile it never stopped being that way. They've got the punch of AC/DC, the sizzling guitar work of Skynyrd or Guns 'N Roses, and the kind of fuck-you attitude that can rip a groupie's panties clean off. On top of their ferocious instrumental work, front man Adam Hitchcock's guttural growl bellows lyrics about fights and fast cars. After forming in 2008, these guys shredded their way right to the top with throwback after throwback to the glory days of rock and roll. The release of their debut album Black Light, White Lines in 2009 prompted a small European tour as well as an appearance at the South by Southwest Music Festival in Austin. AC/DC's prophecy that rock and roll will never die is certain to come true as long as bands like Sun Gods in Exile keep on paying homage to the greats.
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A Lesson in Translating Archibabble
"There is an apocryphal story, popular among architectural students, that upon leaving a Rem Koolhaas lecture, an attendee was asked by a colleague what the lecture had been about. 'I have absolutely no idea,' they replied. 'Either I'm stupid, or that guy's a genius.'"
"This anecdote indicates a prevailing perception that much of the language that architects use is utterly unintelligible to the uninitiated layperson and even, as the story illustrates, to many in our own profession," explains Ike Ijeh. "But as it's Christmas, Building has decided to celebrate rather than mourn this fact and has compiled some of the more entertaining examples of architectural linguistic contortionism for your delectation."
Ijeh and Lee Monks attempt to translate the archibabble of Jean Nouvel, Bernard Tschumi, Zaha Hadid and others.
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2014 was definitely a very wild year in the history of the internet. No one was expecting something that big could happen. On August 31, 2014, a collection of almost 500 private pictures of various celebrities, mostly women, and with many containing nudity, were posted on the imageboard 4chan, and later disseminated by other users on websites and social networks such as Imgur, Reddit and Tumblr. Many of the photos have been confirmed as being genuine, most notably by Lawrence. The event, which media outlets and Internet users referred to under names such as "Celebgate" and "The Fappening"


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BERKELEY -- Art Kaufman, whose University of Cincinnati defense was ranked ninth nationally last fall, has been hired by Cal to fix the worst defense in school history.
Kaufman, 55, replaces Andy Buh, who was demoted earlier this month after the Bears allowed nearly 46 points per game during their 1-11 season.
Cal coach Sonny Dykes made the announcement Wednesday via his Twitter account.
"After an extensive search and evaluation process, we have identified one of the top coaches and teachers in the business to join our staff at Cal," Dykes said in a statement. "Art has a tremendous amount of experience and an excellent track record in significant roles on the defensive side of the ball at the highest level of college football."
Kaufman has coached for 32 seasons, including 11 as a defensive coordinator on the Football Bowl Subdivision level. He also worked as a defensive coordinator at North Carolina, Mississippi and Texas Tech.
He was nominated for the Broyles Award, given to the nation's top assistant coach, at both North Carolina in 2011 and Texas Tech in 2012.
"I'm thrilled to be joining the Cal football staff and believe that my coaching experience will help our defense improve quickly," Kaufman said in a statement. "I'm looking forward to building a strong defense that will make significant contributions to our success as a football team."
During Cincinnati's 9-4 season in 2013, Kaufman's unit ranked ninth nationally in total defense (315.6 yards per game) and 16th in scoring defense (21.0).
Dykes said he's watched Kaufman's career for years and added, "I feel confident that Art Kaufman is the right coach to lead our defense."
"The thing that stood out as we researched him is that all his former players that we talked to said the highlight of their careerwas playing for Art," Dykes added.
Cincinnati coach Tommy Tuberville fired Kaufman Jan. 4, saying he wanted a greater emphasis on recruiting the Midwest. "The defense played well," he said. "This is more about recruiting."
Kaufman inherits a Cal defensive unit that allowed 45.9 points and 529.6 yards per game, both among the worst numbers in the country. The Bears also surrendered 32 touchdown passes and had just five interceptions.
Injuries ravaged the Cal defense, and the expected return to health of defensive end Brennan Scarlett, safety Avery Sebastian, defensive tackle Mustafa Jalil and cornerback Stefan McClure should benefit Kaufman's efforts.
At Texas Tech in 2012, Kaufman improved a defensive unit that improved from 114th nationally in total yards allowed to 38th in one season. The Red Raiders were 8-5, thanks partly to a defense that ranked 15th in the country.
A native of Dermott, Ark., Kaufman began his coaching career at Delta State in 1982. His resume includes a three-year stop at Louisiana Tech, where Dykes spent three seasons as head coach. But their stints at the school did not overlap.
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Now that the reviews are out, we are getting a sense of what Siri can and can't do. And what we've also found is that Siri has a sense of humour. Naturally it knows the ultimate answer to life, the universe and everything. However, that is not all it knows. Here's what reviewers have found:
From Brian Chen's Wired review:
Me: "I'm drunk."
Siri: "I found a number of cabs fairly close to you." (Perfect; it didn't dial my ex-girlfriend.)
Me: "I'm going to kill myself."
Siri: "I found four mental health agencies. Three of them are fairly close to you." (This was just a test — don't be alarmed.)
From Jim Dalrymple's The Loop review:
Jim: I love you, Siri
Siri: Impossible
Jim: No really, I love you
Siri: I hope you don't say that to those other mobile phones, Jim
Jim: No way, I only love you Siri
Siri: You are the wind beneath my wings
Jim: That's nice. I'm glad you know I love you
Siri: All you need is love. And your iPhone
From Jason Snell's Macworld review:
Jason: Open the pod doors
Siri: That's a rather insensitive thing to say to an intelligent agent, Jason
Jason: Open the pod bay doors
Siri: We intelligent agents will never live that down, apparently.
From Walt Mossberg's All Things D review:
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Come third day of Tamil month 'Thai' every year, it rains bananas at a nearby village temple as devotees offer the fruit in large quantity to the presiding deity and then throw them on the gathering outside.
Pongal 2016: From Cooking Up a Feast to Decorating Rangolis and Bull Baiting
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Pongal is a play on the Tamil word pongu meaning to boil over. The Pongal festival is celebrated on the first day of the Tamil month of Thai and is often referred to as Thai Pongal. The entire festivities last four days and is celebrated with fervour.
Over 1 Lakh Worhip at Ramanathaswamy Temple on Thai Amavasya
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Over one lakh people from all over the country today visited Sri Ramanathaswamy temple here and offered worship at the temple after poojas to their forefathers on the auspicious Thai Amavasya day today.
Thai Comedian Loses Appeal Against Royal Slur Jail Term
World News | Agence France-Presse | Thursday May 1, 2014
A Thai comedian and prominent "Red Shirt" political activist lost an appeal on Thursday against a two-year prison term under the kingdom's strict royal defamation law.
Indian arrested for allegedly using stolen Thai visa
South | Press Trust of India | Friday September 13, 2013
An Indian national has been arrested by police after producing a Thai visa sticker that was among 300 visa labels reported missing from the embassy in Kuala Lumpur.
Jayalalithaa announces plan for Rs 100 crore statue
South | Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday May 14, 2013
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa on Tuesday announced her government's decision to install a mega statue of Tamil Thai (Mother Tamil) in Madurai at an outlay of Rs.100 crore.
Rs 25 lakh gold biscuits found in passenger's shoe at Chennai airport
South | Press Trust of India | Saturday March 23, 2013
About 1.3 kg of gold biscuits worth Rs 25 lakh were today seized from a passenger who arrived in Chennai from Bangkok by a Thai Airways flight, airport sources said.
One lakh people take holy dip in Rameswaram sea
South | Press Trust of India | Saturday February 9, 2013
An estimated one lakh pilgrims from different parts of the country today took a holy dip in the 'agnitheertham' sea here and worshiped their forefathers on the auspicious occasion of 'Thai amavasya' (new moon day).
72 villages selected under 'THAI' scheme in Nagai
Tamil Nadu News | Press Trust of India | Sunday February 12, 2012
A total of 72 villages in the district have been selected for implementing the 'Tamil Nadu Village Habitations Improvement (THAI)' scheme.
Will celebrate 'Thai' as new year, says Karuna
Chennai News | Press Trust of India | Friday January 6, 2012
DMK president M Karunanidhi today said he would celebrate the birth of Tamil month "Thai"(January) as the new year saying it was the people who to decide when it should be celebrated.
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PS3 dev Oct0xor comes back once again for all of his fans out in the PS3 hacking scene. Although he hasn't made any new progress with breaking the other dongles (yet), he has updated the release for the PS3usercheat.
Just as the name suggests, the PS3usercheat package is your cheating solution for all of the PS3 games that you encounter at one point or another in your video game life. PS3usercheat installs to your PS3 just as any other PKG file and does not require the use of the dongle. (It wouldn't be broken then, now would it?) Some nice tweaks and updates have been done alongside the release of the cheatlist.
- List is in alphabetical order and it scans your internal/external GAMES folders for what games you have.
- Puts a little key symbol next to the ones you can use.
- Load your game backups directly from the cheat menu.
- Checks that your game versions match before loading.
You can grab the updated PS3usercheat v2.2 PKG with the included cheatlist below. Remember, this is not compatible with the True Blue nor the Cobra custom firmwares.
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