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At 6' 2" 215, with an athletic body, Sanu is a solidly built, powerful receiver, with good RAC potential. Exhibiting excellent agility and body control, he works all areas of the field, breaks tackles, and is elusive in space, with punt return and running back skills. He won't consistently stretch the field vertically, but he hits top gear in a hurry, showing good burst both coming out of breaks and post-reception. Most of his completions are quick slants, outs, and digs, with his big play ability coming in yards after the catch. However, he has shown ability to work routes deeper down the field, though he was rarely given the opportunity in college. The Rutgers route tree looks more like a poorly fertilized small shrub, and the quarterbacks were some of the most erratic passers seen in game footage this year (think Tyler Palko in a typhoon). As such, Sanu was a severely underutilized weapon. As a work in progress, he's similar to Greg Little, with pure athleticism and running back skills, but has multiple areas of needed development. But, considering that he's only played wide receiver full time for two years, he's probably further along than one would have reason to expect. As such, there is reason to foresee him cleaning up his route running, learning the nuances of beating zone coverages, and becoming a surer catcher of the ball. Right now, he's raw, but three years from now he could be an explosive, dependable receiver, who puts up near pro bowl numbers over the course of a ten or eleven year career.
He maintains good pad level when accelerating off the line or changing direction. He's a tough kid, with no fear of going over the middle, and he maneuvers well through traffic, not getting knocked off stride by downfield contact. Displays plus athleticism in battling for the ball, or adjusting to the poorly thrown pass. After the catch, he's a strong runner, with better than average burst, and a strong lower core that powers through arm tackles. Has the size, strength, and demeanor to consistently beat press coverage. Showcases impressive lateral agility and quick change of direction skills. In the run game, he's a sound, physical blocker, who hustles to get involved, even far downfield. There were multiple examples this year of him blowing up defensive backs with hellacious hits. He's also elusive as a runner, having taken a significant number of snaps at Rutgers at running back and wildcat quarterback. With the ball in his hands he looks most comfortable, a smooth, polished runner with a definite suddenness to his game.
At this point in his development, Sanu is just an average route runner; he'll alternate between clean, crisp cuts and more rounded-off routes. The ability is clearly there, and it seems to be more a lack of reps than any laziness or inattention to detail. For Sanu, catching is the biggest concern; he'll drop one or two balls every game. He's not a natural hands catcher of the ball, especially in traffic, where athleticism will get him into position to make a tough catch, but he inconsistently pulls it in.; however, he will make the occasional highlight reel, circus catch. He's extremely raw, and will require a learning curve. And, there's no guarantee that his immense promise will ever be fulfilled.
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Capital, The (Newspaper) - June 14, 1995, Annapolis, Maryland Local berry lovers begin Martinez spank the 11-0 Cl On Birds vs. 7p.m. on NTS. Ambulance fee proposal r'U BO' fiD SUNNY PAGtAlB WEDNESDAY JUNE MD 350 TADPOLES SENT ON MOSQUITO RAID Clyde Stevenson holds one of seven bags of tadpoles and bullfrogs being dumped Into Perry Pond In Highland Beach. His sister called on the Department of Natural Resources for help with the pond behind her house. DNR officials hope this tadpole In metamorpho- sis and about others will help right the problem. Photos byf Marti M. Odell The Capital A war By MARY ELLEN LLOYD StaffWriter mm eddlesome mosquitoes for a Highland iMfl Beach woman will make a magnificent IWI meal for frogs and state .W wildlife officials believe. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources dumped the amphibians into Perry Pond behind deLois Steverson-Nicholas' house and on ihe property of Sterling Perry after the women agreed something had to be done. done a number of things to try to get rid of Ms. Steverson-Nicholas said. going to get rid of these guys one way or the But citronella mosquito spray and a bug zapper failed to make the biting insects more bearable. They chased her and guests inside a few weeks ago during a cookout. Highland Beach is a private community south of Annapolis started by abolitionist Frederick Douglass and his family more than 100 years ago as a vacation spot for blacks. When he got the request for Robert director of DNR's freshwater remembered the scads of tadpoles in 29 fish-raising ponds at the Cedarville state hatchery near Waldorf. bullfrog will eat damn near anything he can stuff in his Mr. Lunsford said. The tadpoles typically get flushed into nearby streams when the ponds are drained each year. But Mr .-Lunsford figured transferring some to Perry Pond might help once the tadpoles grow into bullfrogs. Bullfrogs can reach about 1 pound and up to 10 inches stretched out. may it may he said. Ms. Steverson-Nicholas' Clyde was also on hand as the tadpoles were released. Ms. Steverson began using a different last name from her brother after she discovered that her who was from worked on two plantations owned by men named Steverson and Robinson. Page 'Tve done a number of things to try to get rid of them. We're going to get rid of these guys one way or the deLois Steverson-Nicholas Trucks hit by rocks 011 Rt. By THERESA WINSLOW Staff Writer A 51-year-old truck driver suffered minor cuts and scratches-from shat- tered glass night on westbound Route 50 near Sandy Point State Park when a rock was thrown -from an overpass. The p.m. incident was the third in just over a 24-hour period at the Oceanic Drive the Bay state police said. Bernie Lee Hall.of did not require medical treatment. The right side of the 1985 Ken worth tractor- trailer he was driving for Tucker Enterprises we're one was hurt or thank said Detective Sgt. David chael of the Annapolis On Monday the windows of -two tractor-trailers traveling west- bound on Route 50 were smashed by rocks thrown from the same overpass. Those incidents occurred at and Neither of the drivers was They were identified by state police as Ronald of Cambridgel and Ronnie of N.J. Site of rock throwing Incidents Capital graphic Windows in both trucks were shat tered. No arrests have been made in..thi but. police suspect the sami group of teen-agers. of they sav three on the overpass before thi rocks were thrown. The Other saw only one person on the Page Prisons prepare for smoking ban An indoor smoking ban scheduled to take effect in state prisons next month has some inmates anxious and prison officials concerned about increased tension among nicotine-addicted pris- oners. State inmates will no. longer be allowed to lighf up anywhere inside the state's 24 prisons starting July ac- cording to a directive issued by Bishop L. secretary of the state Department of Public Safety and-Cor- rectional Services. The policy was instituted to comply with the statewide workplace smoking ban that went into effect in March. Prison officials filed for a variance to the ban several months ago to buy time to work out a policy and get inmates used to the idea. Prisoners still will be able to smoke when they're outside for recreation or jobs. Cigarettes will still be sold inside Maryland prisons for outdoor use. but sales are expected to go down. 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Yes, I love them. Really came in handy for the 5 pinwheel quilts I'm working on now. (there are 5 of us kids), using up a lot of my FQ stash. And for my light strips I just kept going and going like the energizer bunny. I figured if I cut extra, they could always be used.
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Manitobans affected by the recent heavy rainstorms, high winds and overland flooding can now apply for disaster financial assistance.
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Flooding puts homeowners' wells at risk of contamination
HAMILTON, Mont. - Last week's flooding plus a new onslaught of rain puts home owners' wells at risk of contamination.
A good part of Ravalli County was plagued with flooding. Water seeped onto roads, and into garages and houses.
It's important that well heads remain as dry as possible.
Ravalli County sanitarian Dan Hooten drove through Hamilton's west side Monday, surveying areas that had been flooded. He said standing water on or near a well head can seep into the well and aquifer.
The Bitterroot may be especially vulnerable.
"We have thousands of wells," said Hooten, "except for the incorporated cities that have water systems, everyone has a well that feeds their home."
Hooten said spigots should be placed at least 20 feet away from well heads to reduce possible contamination.
If your well is in a low lying area, be aware of standing water.
Sanitarian John Palacio said, "You want to prevent water from the casing. You want to make sure the casing is tight and you don't have cracks in it. Build up an incline to prevent water from going down."
If you are concerned about your water quality the sanitarians suggest you test your well. The department provides test kits for free, although you need to pay for lab analysis.


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I had a BL/BA in mid-March 2011. I'm concerned that my breasts are too low and lack upper pole fullness. I have a follow-up with my doctor in a week and am wondering how to approach the subject or if I'm simply being unrealistic? What could be done to address my concerns at this point?
Do my Breasts Appear to Have "Settled" Too Low?
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Results after Breast Augmentation/Lifting
Thank you for the question and pictures.
I think you have a very nice result after your procedure. Achieving more superior pole volume can be relatively simply accomplished with a larger implant. Discuss your goals with your plastic surgeon. in my practice I find the use of photographs of "goal" pictures (and breasts that are too big or too small) to be very helpful. I have found that the use of words such as "natural" or "C cup" or "fake looking" or "top heavy" or "upper pole fullness" means different things to different people and therefore prove unhelpful.
I hope this helps.
Web reference: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/procedure_breastliftaug.htm
Expectations After Combined Breast Lift/Augmentation
Augmentation mammoplasty/uplift
It would be helpful , if you could post your pre-op pictures for comparison . We normally assess the shape of breasts , its contour (configurations ) when patient is standing in upright position with arms resting relaxed on sides. In this position nipples are at the center of breasts and are lined up with the mid arms (halfway between top of shoulder and elbow) . They should be slightly above inframammary folds ( where breasts meet chest wall) . In your case you have a pretty good results ,considering challenges associated with performing breast uplift concomitant with augmentation . I suggest to wait at least another two more months before considering any revision. If you want to have more fullness on the upper pole of your breasts your infra mammary fold could be slightly elevated which will improve the illusion of " bottoming out " in the same time.
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Great result
Your results are a natural result following a fine job performed by your surgeon.
Dr. Lille
Breasts too low after lift plus implants?
Here is a perfect example of implants "dropping" into their "final" position. Imagine how you would look now if your surgeon had placed your implants into "perfect" position initially--you would now be looking at "way-too-low" implants and a guaranteed re-operation. But although you have legitimate concerns about your present appearance, you really have a very good result, and you should be appreciative of what your surgeon has done for you. Any "complaints" should be reviewed in the setting of you seeking additional improvement rather than "blaming" your surgeon for your innate healing characteristics.
At 4 months post-op there is still some subtle additional softening, settling, and scar maturation to occur in both your breast and abdominoplasty scars, but your implant position will not change very much more. As you age, you may notice some additional skin stretch, just as women with naturally larger breasts, and particularly in women like you who have the genetics of slightly less skin elasticity (why you needed a lift in the first place).
You truly have a very nice result, but your observation is also accurate and not to be dismissed lightly. Larger implants will give more overall and upper pole fullness in the skin brassiere you presently have, but the additional weight will inevitably cause more skin stretch over years (gravity is one of those ever-present forces!), and your breasts will sag more as time goes by. "Ideal" size is in the eye of the beholder, and you have every right to ask for larger implants if you so wish. You just need to understand the consequences!
Another option is retightening the inframammary scar, decreasing the crease-to-areola distance. This can be done slightly more on one side than the other, further improving symmetry. This can be done with the same or different implants as you choose, and this choice also stretches over time.
In any case, please adress your concerns with your surgeon. He or she has given you an excellent result, but may be as interested as you in obtaining the best result possible, and at the lowest additional cost to you.
Web reference: http://www.mpsmn.com/html/implant-revision.html
Breast lift and augmentation combinations work well
I think you have a nibe pexy-aug result. This is a difficult procedure for any surgeon to get 'perfect', and I think your result is quite good. I'm not a fan of larger implants, especially in this setting. I would caution against the notion that replacing your current implants with larger implants will somehow make your result look better. It won't, especially over the long term.
Web reference: http://www.scottsattlermd.com
Breast implants challenge shape after lift
The stability of the breast lift is affected by the pressure of the implant and can result in a recurrent droop, stretching of the lower breast skin, and dilatation of the areola. Overall your result is quite good, however as you notice the implant had settled into the bottom of the breast. You could consider a larger implant to fill the upper breast, though revision of the lift to reduce the lower skin envelope will also push the implant up and better center it within the breast. Wait a year to make certain the shape is stable first.
Best of luck,
Web reference: http://www.peterejohnsonmd.com/breast-lift
Breast lift
You will always get some bottoming out- that is the nature of the process. You have an excellent result.
Breast position
It appears that your breasts have settled out over time form the first to the second photos. Upper pole fullness is hard to maintain/achieve for most people. A larger implant with a wider base diametedr may help as well as a little more skin tightening. But over time. they may look the same except for the bigger implants.
Web reference: http://www.stevenwallachmd.com
Your results are better than avarge
The combination of the breast lift and augmentation is a difficult procedure and the revision rate of 40-70% is common. Your results in your post pictures shows both breast bottoming out and the right breast little more. I would not do any revision for at least 6-9 months till breasts are settle. Most surgeon will not do the combined BA/BL because of the higher risk of redo and complications. Your surgeon has done a great job with the breast lift and tummy tuck.
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Course DescriptionIntroduces the fundamental principles of Ballroom Dance. Places emphasis on proper partnering, style, and phrasing. Focuses on elementary steps of Foxtrot, Waltz, Swing, Cha- Cha, and Rumba. PE 186D and D 184 are equivalent and only one may be taken for credit. Audit available.
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Upon completion of the course students should be able to:
1. Use and increase spatial awareness, musicality, and coordination in order to build social connections, and help make social choices.
2. Apply learned history, origin, and precise styling of each dance to increase an understanding of Ballroom Dance as an art form and how it fits with other areas of dance.
3. Use developed skills in freestyle dancing to promote creative problem solving.
4. Utilize learned dance skills to help maintaining fitness and health.
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Conference play kicks off for several Southland teams this weekend, and two title contenders will learn quickly where they stand.
No. 3 Sam Houston State (1-1) visits No. 25 Central Arkansas (2-1) in the first Southland TV Network game of the season.
"This is the most talented team we've had come to Conway in my 13 years here," UCA coach Clint Conque said of the Bearkats.
It goes without saying that Conque would rather start conference play against somebody else.
"I'm not sure how the conference does scheduling," Conque said. "If we pull names out of a hat, I hope we pull a different name next year."
The Bearkats played neck-and-neck with Baylor into the fourth quarter last week before surrendering 24 unanswered points to lose 48-23. UCA is coming off a 70-3 stomping of NAIA Bacone College.
"I'm not even sure why they do rankings this early in the season," said Sam Houston coach Willie Fritz. "But we'll have a pretty good gauge of our ballclubs after this one."
• GOLDEN PROJECTION: After a 66-16 loss at Tulsa, Nicholls State coach Charlie Stubbs had nothing but good things to say about the Golden Hurricane.
"I really believe Tulsa will be a Top 20 team before long," Stubbs said. "They're really that talented."
Tulsa lost its season opener 38-23 to Iowa State before beating Tulane 45-10 and Nicholls State.
• BIZARRE SCORE: Lamar is recovering from a 54-2 loss at Hawaii, and perhaps the only things stranger than the score is how the points were earned.
The Warriors botched their final extra-point attempt of the game, which was returned for 2 points by Adrian Guillory.
The Lamar offense went three-and-out on all but three possessions. The Cardinals lost to Louisiana-Lafayette 40-0 in Week 1, they beat Prairie View A&M 31-0 in Week 2 before getting crushed once again.
"We're kind of the Lamar Yo-yos right now," said Cardinals coach Ray Woodard. "We're going up and down."
• MORE LAMAR BIZARRE: This week's game against NAIA Langston will be the fourth consecutive in which Lamar faces a left-handed starting quarterback.
• LET THERE BE OFFENSE: After two stagnant performances, Northwestern State's offense came to play in a 45-34 loss to Football Bowl Subdivision foe Nevada.
The Demons compiled 585 yards, their most since 2002. Quarterback Brad Henderson led the way with 357 passing yards, seven short of the school record set by Cajun Cannon Bobby Hebert.
"Brad had just been in a little bit of a funk. It happens, it's football," said Demons coach Bradley Dale Peveto. "He just had not gotten into a rhythm. You don't get negative, you don't get down, you don't point fingers. That's the team concept. It was a great game for not just Brad but our entire offense."
• OLD NON-RIVALS: Stephen F. Austin visits former conference foe Texas State this weekend. The Bobcats are in their first season of FBS play, which they started with a bang by beating Houston. SFA coach J.C. Harper is looking for his first win over Texas State in six tries.
Other than World War II, the two schools have met every year since 1923.


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Wes I have a question and you seem like someone who'd know. I've been searching for a variable displacement container for holding beans at room temp. Ideally a glass cylinder with a plunger and seal, so that every time you closed it there'd be as little air as possible. Tried vacuum bags and they just don't cut it.
Everywhere I've looked, brick and cyber, I find nothing! Can you think of anywhere else to try?
I'm not sure. Any air-tight container will be ok. The most important thing is for you to use the beans as quickly as possible. Like I said, 1-2 weeks is acceptable.
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Exactly how do those bulk roasted beans go bad after a week? The stuff you buy at Costco is bulk roasted and then sealed in oxygen free packaging. They displace all the oxygen with nitrogen - and without oxygen, exactly how are they going to go bad? It's not like bacteria is a factor.
Fun fact for the day - did you know that many of the apples you see at the supermarket were picked well over a year ago? They seal them up in an oxygen free environment and they keep just fine for up to 2 years or so.
It's not so much the fact that the beans are bulk roasted, but who is doing the roasting. All the big companies do not pay close attention to their roasting methods. They are more concerned with the production process and maximizing their output. Why? Because most people do not know the difference between fresh, properly roasted coffee and mass-produced crap.
Sealing coffee will no doubt keep it fresh longer than leaving it out in the open, but if you go through coffee quickly, there is no point in doing this.
Read the link that I posed for ZHP. It's interesting (
). Coffee beans release CO2. They should rest before sealing them, but again, if you go through coffee quickly like I do, there is no point. I suppose if you pay attention to how you seal the coffee, you can keep it fresh for a while, but none of the big companies do this. That is why I like small, independent roasters. They pay very close attention to the roasting process and make sure that everything is as good as it can possibly be.
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Have you ever had their brewed coffee? It is the best I've ever had. I've had some terrific coffee when I went to Europe and Costa Rica when I was younger too. The Whole Foods brew is delicious. For some reason when I buy the beans I can't replicate the taste though.
This means nothing to me, but I hear they use "forced air or fluid bed" roasters. Is that good?
I haven't. I've tried their iced coffee and it wasn't good, but I assume that it had been sitting for hours. Any good coffee shop will brew each cup of coffee individually, not make some huge batch and have it sit there.
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The History of Economic Thought Society of Australia will hold its 28th conference in Sydney 13-14 July 2015, hosted by Alphacrucis College, the college of the Pentecostal movement in Australia.
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Professor Margaret Schabas from University of British Columbia will be our keynote speaker, discussing her ongoing research on the economics of David Hume. A number of other distinguished local and international speakers have already been secured, including the new editor of JHET Stephen Meardon, Jeffrey Young, Peter Groenewegen, John King, Geoff Harcourt, William Coleman, Michael McLure, Rod O'Donnell and John Lodewijks. .
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Phone logs leaked to the Herald on Sunday reveal TVNZ viewers berating the company about everything from departed Breakfast host Paul Henry and the apocalypse to feline Aids.
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TVNZ regularly receives requests about its schedules. One caller last week wanted rural English soap opera Emmerdale shifted from 12:30 to primetime.
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MADISON — As the calendar nudges closer to Tuesday's recall primary elections, the national media hones its attention on the Badger State for what's being called the second most important U.S. election of the year.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie joined Gov. Scott Walker to stump in Wisconsin earlier this week.
"America is going to find out the answer to what is more powerful: The people or the money (and) special interests from Washington, D.C.? Wisconsin will answer that question," Christie said at a campaign stop in Oak Creek.
Campaign fundraising reports
Plenty of money is going around for what's being called the most expensive election in Wisconsin history. Walker pulled in $13.1 million in first quarter fundraising, bringing his total since January 2011 to more than $25 million.
His top opponents, former Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, raked in just under $1 million and $831,508, respectively. Barrett's fundraising totals his first 25 days in the race, while Falk has campaigned since the mid-January reporting date.
As for fundraising in the other recall races, those involving four state senators and Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch:
- The campaign for Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, R-Juneau, raised $231,287 with $427,373 on hand. Lori Compas, a Fort Atkinson Democrat who faces a "fake" or "protest" candidate in next week's primary, raised $104,622 and has $85,000 on hand.
- The report for GOP Sen. Terry Moulton, of Chippewa Falls, raised $102,631.42, neck and neck with his opponent, former state Rep. Kristen Dexter, D-Eau Claire, who reported she had garnered $102,289.37 with $47,000 on hand. Moulton has $195,530.78 on hand.
- The campaign for state Rep. Jerry Petrowski, of Marathon, the Republicans' choice for a fill-in for former state Sen. Pam Galloway, of Wausau, after she resigned, raised $86,512.91 and finished the first quarter with $78,819.16 on hand. His opponent, state Rep. Donna Seidel, D-Wausau, was the only Democratic candidate of any recall to out raise a Republican counterpart. Seidel raised $97,125.70 and finished with $36,776.26 on hand.
- State Sen. Van Wanggaard, R-Racine, raised $130,657.26 and has $191,033.13 on hand. His opponent, the former state Sen. John Lehman, of Racine, raised $103,744.46 and had $93,750.50 on hand.
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Marquette Law School in Milwaukee released updates to its state political poll showing Barrett with a decisive lead over Falk heading into the final week of campaigning before the primary election, which will be held Tuesday.
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New Delhi: Debutant director Sachin Gupta is looking forward to explore the bylanes of the Walled city in his upcoming film 'Paranthe Wali Gali', which began shooting here today.
Starring Anuj Saxena of 'Kumkum' fame and Neha Pawar in lead roles, the film has been named after the 'Paranthe Wali Gali', the old Delhi's famous lane known for its wide variety of paranthas.
"'Paranthe Wali Gali' is a different film and will try to show the unexplored things in Delhi. The film will be shot around Sadar Baazar, Chawari Baazar and Kanari Baazar. Everything will be shot on location. We are not creating any sets," Gupta told PTI.
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As the sun is once again sinking below the mountains which it tends to do these days, we have arrived at our final trek hostel, and it has something of an unusual look and feel to it. That's probably because it's made out of salt. At least it appears to be, including salt bricks, tables and chairs, along with corridors paved with loose granules that crunch underfoot. Paddy decides to test it out, and sticks his tongue to one of the walls. It is indeed salty. Well done Paddy.
We're finally treated to a hot shower, and following an evening meal, we once again get stuck into some social boozing. The small town that borders the Salar De Uyuni appears to consist only of tourist hotels, and as this one is proving pretty popular, we're joined by a number of other trekkers from various companies, and included in this new group, is a nice Irish girl I've taken a shine to. In spite of not really talking the whole trip, she makes a bee line for me at the pool table (not made of salt) and opens up a music conversation, which I'm all too happy to oblige her with. An unprecedented feeling washes over me, as I'm actually discovering she might be interested, and I don't have to do any of the usual vehement spadework for hours on end just to get a rejection. Soon the guitar is out, and I'm doing my best to consolidate her affections.
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I just strained honey from two shallow supers. I am a little concerned about some of them not being completely capped.
If I were to give a percentage, I would have to say at least 95% was capped.
Should I be worried about 30 - 40 lbs of honey formenting on me? Should I have it tested? Should I freeze it? It is already bottled in quarts and pints on my kitchen counter.


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It's the worst nightmare for everyone in public relations – sponsorship blowing up in your face.
That's exactly what happened to Australia Post on Friday at the Australia Day Lunch at the convention centre in Darling Harbour, Sydney.
Launching the Australia Post Australian Legends stamp set featuring eight footballers from various codes, Roy Slaven and H G Nelson were at their usual best. But the car crash moment came when they interviewed AFL great
Despite the fact that his picture is about to appear on the nation's envelopes, Barassi told the audience that stamps had "gone out of fashion" and were "no longer a necessity".
This raised a few eyebrows in the crowd of more than 1300 people, including NSW Premier
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Below are some amazing pictures that look 3D without you having to wear any special glasses!
How does it work? The most significant factor which contributes to depth perception is bionocular disparity–it's the fact that your left and right eye, because they're separated by a few inches, see a slightly different picture of what is in front of you. Your brain integrates these two pictures into a coherent vision but it uses the difference between the pictures to give you a sense of depth. To see what I mean look away from your computer screen across the room. Alternate closing one eye than the other; notice both the difference between the pictures from each eye and also that with one eye closed the world seems flat.
Most 3D pictures achieve their effect by showing a slightly different picture to each eye. The old fashioned red and blue glasses did it by color filtering; the modern day 3D movies use oppositely polarized lenses.
Below is a new technique I've never seen before: by alternating the left and right eye image fast enough your brain integrates them to give you a sense of depth.
[Claud pointed out in the comments below that these images work equally well with one eye closed, so it's probably not binocular disparity but instead motion parallax that causes your brain to perceive depth. Motion parallax is the change in relative position of objects in the foreground and background as you move. Lean left and right as you look across the room and notice how the objects nearest to you change position relative to objects further away. Basically, the images below are simulating movement even while you're sitting stationary at your screen tricking your brain into perceiving depth.]
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As I'm on my holidays, I've asked one of my favourite bloggers, Shannon of The Simply Luxurious Life, to put together a beautiful post for you. Thank you so much to Shannon – and I hope you enjoy it. Please show Shannon some love and leave her some comments too!
A tremendous thank you to Emily for inviting me to guest post while she is enjoying her much deserved vacation. For those of us not yet on vacation, or if you have just returned from blissful rest and relaxation, I'd like to share a handful of ideas today so you can enjoy your work day almost as much as you enjoy your time away. From waking in the morning, to tucking yourself into bed at night, here is my idea of a simply luxurious regular work day:
1. Awake from a sound night's sleep. Nothing is more appreciated than being able to wake up according to your body clock without the reminder of an alarm. In order to attain this ability, go to bed the previous evening knowing you will be able to have at least six, preferably eight hours of sleep. Also, make sure the temperature in the room is slightly cooler than the temperature of the home during waking hours (open a window, turn on a fan, etc). And sleeping in freshly laundered sheets is always a treat as well.
2. Exercise – do something to wake up your body. Choosing to exercise in the morning can be daunting, but the thrill in the afternoon when you realize you've already revved up your metabolism for the day will make it all worth it. (And if you do it regularly, you can keep it simple – a short walk with your dogs, sun salutations or a full yoga workout.)
3. Play music or news to gently wake up your mind. Whether you prefer to listen to the morning news programs or simply indulge in a little morning tunes, turn something on to wake up your mind and help get you motivated to make it an amazing day.
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4. Time to get beautiful! Whether you are showering or simply washing your hair, or deciding to muss it up and place it in a top knot, make sure you have time to enjoy the privilege women have of putting on make-up and choosing the perfect outfit for the mood they want to project to the world.
5. A healthy, yet scrumptious breakfast. Study after study has revealed that people who eat a regular breakfast (even if it is the same thing each time) tend to be healthier and slimmer than their counterparts. So, choose something filling, but healthily satisfying, carve out enough time so you can sit down and enjoy your meal while either talking about the day ahead with your partner/roommate or perusing through the morning newspapers.
6. Grab your drink of choice – tea, coffee or ? For me, I like to be holding something in the morning as I begin my day at work as well as the gentle nudging to wake up as I sip my green tea. Whether you are making it for yourself at home, pouring a cup of Joe at work or ordering your usual at your favorite cafe, make sure to give yourself time to adhere to your routine.
7. Complete a Significant To-Do before Noon. In the morning, you tend to be more energetic and there tends to be fewer demands (as they tend to get backlogged in the afternoon), so get a jumpstart on your "to-do" list making sure to complete one significant task before noon. You will not only have more time for other demands, but you will also have a boost of confidence as your productivity level for the day is headed in the right direction.
8. Lunch – get up, leave your desk, office and spend 30-60 minutes in a different environment. If you work behind a desk or in the same room the entire day, change up the scenario, wake up your mind and get some fresh air to help you get revitalized for the afternoon.
9. Continue to Attack your to-do list. While you may have a bit less energy after filling your stomach, take a look at your "to-do" list and keep in mind that the day is halfway done. Choose to end the day on a great note by making sure your attitude is positive and your mind collected and prepared.
10. A bit of tea, roasted almonds, parmesan for an afternoon snack? I don't know about you, but I need a jolt in the afternoon, as I am running on low energy by three or four in the afternoon. If you can, take a fifteen minute break, turn on some music, pour yourself a cup of tea, a handful of almonds and a few slices of parmigiano reggiano. With Oprah's go-to afternoon snack, it will feel like a splurge, but it is quite healthy.
11. Touch up before leaving the office. Whenever your day at work comes to an end, you most likely have a few errands to run, a happy hour to enjoy or an event in the evening to attend, so take a few minutes before walking out the door and spruce your hair, touch-up your make-up and change shoes and handbags if necessary.
12. Complete errands. Do your best to consolidate your errands to a few days during the week to save time and money (if you drive). Have a clear list of what you need to do and tackle it.
13. Enjoy a dinner with a glass of wine either take-out or home cooked. There will be nights when you have to cook (or will want to cook) and there will be nights when you simply have barely enough energy to pour yourself a glass of wine. Either way, always take a glass of wine and make plans for a dinner that is scrumptious and a perfect end to a regular day full of productivity.
14. Draw a bubble bath, chat with your significant other/roommate or children and simply unwind. Let the day be done and indulge in your evening of relaxation and time with loved ones.
15. Some lavender tea and a decadent chocolate truffle. If I haven't splurged on dessert in the evening, I look forward to enjoying one gourmet truffle from my favorite chocolatier shop (I keep a box in my refrigerator for such occasions) with a steaming cup of lavender tea. The combination relaxes me and is the ideal simply luxury that is comforting, but not sinful.
16. Journal what you are grateful for. "Thankful people are happy people, rather than happy people are thankful." Treat yourself to a beautiful journal and place it beside your bed. Choose, no matter how your day went, to write down in your journal all that went well and what you are grateful for. Often I find this to be the best way to end a stressful and hectic day because it allows me to focus on what is going well even when it feels as though nothing is.
17. Sweet dreams.
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Bayern look to towering Toni for UEFA Cup rescue
MUNICH, Germany, April 25 (Reuters) - Bayern Munich coach Ottmar Hitzfeld was upbeat despite his heavily fancied team being held to a 1-1 home draw with Zenit St Petersburg in their UEFA Cup semi-final on Thursday.
There was one very big reason for Hitzfeld's seeming lack of concern -- Luca Toni.
The 1.94-metre (6-foot, 4-inch) Italy striker, who has been on a goal-scoring tear with 35 goals in 41 matches in all competitions, was suspended for the home leg but will be back in the line-up for the return leg on May 1 in St Petersburg.
'Luca Toni is a world champion and one of the best in the business,' Hitzfeld told a news conference late on Thursday. 'He's obviously extremely difficult to replace.
'We're always able to score a goal or two away and besides that we've got Luca Toni back in the lineup.'
Hitzfeld had hoped Lukas Podolski and Miroslav Klose would be able to fill the gap left by Toni, who had scored eight goals in Bayern's last four matches and rescued them from elimination in the quarter-finals with two goals in the final five minutes of extra time at Getafe.
Toni, top of the UEFA Cup scoring table with 10 goals and leading the Bundesliga with 20, helped the club win the German Cup last Saturday and, with a 10-point lead, to the brink of the Bundesliga championship with five rounds left.
But the two German strikers were unable to find the net against Zenit despite plenty of chances, leaving the 66,000 Bayern fans longing for Toni and his uncanny ability to be in the right spot at the right time.
'We had enough chances to win, especially late in the match when we had three or four good chances,' said Hitzfeld. 'I think our chances of advancing to the final are still good. We're strong away from home.'
With the German Cup already in the bag and their 21st German championship within their sights, Bayern have now focussed their energies on winning the UEFA Cup for a second time after 1996 in order to complete an unprecedented treble.
Winning the three titles was the club's unabashed goal this season after failing to qualify for the Champions League or the first time in over a decade.
'I'm still optimistic we can reach the final,' said Hitzfeld, who is stepping down at the end of the season to coach Switzerland after the Euro 2008.


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Simple Life
September 7, 2008 by trooce · Leave a Comment
As part of my research for this column, I watched an episode of Fox network's "The Simple Life" the other day. Let me re-emphasize that my sole purpose of watching the show was for research only, and not for the entertainment value. The fact that I own a "Honk if you want The Simple Life" bumper sticker or that I am an honorary member of the Paris Hilton Fan Club only goes to show how serious I am about my work.
The premise of "The Simple Life" is well, simple. It's the classic fish out of water tale. Place two young socialites in a rural setting like a farm, give them various tasks they are completely unfamiliar with (usually dealing with some farm animal), and watch the hilarity ensue.
The Simple Life. After watching the show, it dawned on me that this was part of a much greater phenomenon. I'm not referring so much to the show itself, but of the title. The simple life is something more and more of us aspire to. As our lives become more complex, with more demands on our time, who among us wouldn't rather experience the simple pleasure of milking a goat? Hmm…maybe that wasn't the best example.
You don't have to look hard to find people around you who have made a life choice to simplify their lives. I would bet that you know someone in your life who has given up a high paying job to open up a corner coffee shop, or drive an RV cross country, or even, live on a farm.
Each of us will find our own ways to uncomplicate our lives. I've decided that embracing technology is the way to go. Technology is designed to boost productivity, and reduce the amount of time for a given task. This also fits in perfectly with the fact that I am the ultimate gadget guy.
Don't believe me? On my desk where I am writing this column, I have two computers, two printers, a digital camera, a cell phone, a portable phone, a DVD burner, a scanner, an MP3 player, a VCR, a flat panel monitor, and three computer speakers. I'm typing this column with the keyboard on my lap as I have no room on my desk for anything else.
All right, I admit that as far as simplifying goes, I'm not off to the best start. But that's bound to change. After a thorough search process, I have identified the premier gadget that will have an enormous impact towards uncluttering my life. It's a cell phone, but beyond the features of the phone, it is also a digital day timer, a digital camera, video camera, voice recorder, e-mail center, MP3 player, and a calculator, all in one. For an extra $50, it comes with an attachment that will massage my back and make frozen yogurt.
The only thing is, you can't buy this product in the states yet. It's only available in Japan, and it'll be some time before it reaches here. But that's not really a problem for Technoman (I'm hoping people will start calling me that), because I've found a website that brings the latest gadgets to the U.S. before it is formally introduced ( HYPERLINK "http://www.dynamism.com" www.dynamism.com) here.
Unfortunately, these new products developed in Japan use only Japanese in the user's manuals and on the device itself. Still, I am determined to simplify my life. Therefore, as soon as I import this product from Japan and learn Japanese, my life will be uh…smooth sailing.
Hmm..let me get back to you.
September 4, 2008 by trooce · Leave a Comment
I was channel surfing the other day and decided to do my civic duty and watch one of the recent presidential debates that was on. Besides, there weren't any reruns of Seinfeld on so…
At one point during the debate, one of the candidates used an oft-used phrase, which I find puzzling and a little annoying. The line comes up whenever diversity issues are addressed and usually sounds something like this:
As an American, it shouldn't matter whether you are black, white, brown, red, yellow, or purple, everyone deserves an equal chance.
Now, I know which groups they are referring to and it doesn't take too much insight to know that "yellow" represents Asians.
For me, that statement always begs the question: Who are these purple people and why are Asians always grouped next to them?
Have I been so isolated in my life that I have overlooked an entire population of people in need of protection? Are Asians always grouped next to them because as an ethnic group, we are also often overlooked as a population? Where are all the purple people in my neighborhood? Am I losing my mind?
Then, quick as a flash, it comes to me. I know who this group is. It was right under my nose the whole time, and what's more, this purple group is one of the most maligned segments in the country. The worst part of it is, I have been one of the biggest offenders.
Of course I am referring to – Barney the dinosaur. But the purple population includes not only Barney, but all of the robotically trained kids that surround him as well.
I must confess, like many others, I loathe Barney. I can't explain it. Perhaps it's a visceral response to the whole Barney "package". You watch Barney, and you think that no being, human or animal, in this world or beyond, at any time since creation, could be so nauseatingly sweet without having to suffer through a terminal gag reflex.
Mercifully, we only have one Barney video, which I believe was given to my kids as a present (By the way, whoever gave it to us, mark my words – I am going to hunt you down). The highlight of the video is a song where Barney teaches kids to cover their mouth when they sneeze. For good measure, they bring in some kids who used to appear with Barney years ago, and they sing and dance their hearts out – all in honor of the sneeze. By the end of the video, I'm usually scratching my fingernails across a blackboard just trying to drown out the noise of the song.
Maybe it's because everyone seems so enchanted by a song about oral hygiene. Perhaps it's because some of these older kids prancing around look like they're pushing 40.
Well, it's time for a change. After all, who am I to judge? It's time for a fresh start. After all, it shouldn't matter whether you are black, white, brown, red, yellow or…


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Check out a video clip from the upcoming full-length DC Universe flick, Justice League: Doom, below.
Release date is February 28, 2012.
It features the voice talents of Nathan Fillion, Alexis Denisof, Claudia Black, Michael Rosenbaum and Olivia d'Abo. It is directed by DC Universe regular Lauren Montgomery.
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