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Family oriented park. Good if you want to be away from hassle of Gary or Chicago. About 1 hour back to things there. We had 30 Amp site (no sewer) so had cheaper rate. Reasonably level site. Staff very friendly and helpful. We are a Class C motorhome.
Date of Stay: January, 2016
Spacious Lots for this part of Florida. Small Park, not organized activities, but each evening a number of the residents meet under Tiki Hut for "happy hour". Great way to meet people and make friends. Stayed here for 2 months. Wi-Fi was off more than it was on. Phone coverage for ATT was poor unless you have a booster. Verizon was Good. Rate based on monthly stay.
Date of Stay: April, 2015
Came for one night. Arrived late, but staff was friendly and helpful. Came down to office when we arrived. Probably one of the friendliest owner couples we have met in a few years. Last 1/2 mile is a narrow road, but no traffic so no issue. Great for overnight.
Date of Stay: August, 2012
As others have said, basic back in sites like a parking lot, but great view of Shallow Bay. Friendly staff, Wi-Fi was good, especially the first 5 spots. Stayed here twice in 2012.
Date of Stay: August, 2012
Friendly Staff. We had a fairly level spot near the office and had Wi-Fi using an external antenna on my RV. Would stay here again.


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My students are struggling against issues that make school challenging. Teen pregnancy is a reality for 5-6 kids I know a year, new mothers and fathers. Seriously violent and dangerous neighborhoods are the places my students take a bus home to. Abuse, neglect, poverty, language barriers, learning disabilities, nutrition issues, lack of health care, drugs, alcohol abuse, are all par for the course. A few years ago many students had jobs after school. Now they can't find them.
Their issues aren't unusual in America. I know these burdens come to school with many children everyday. What I wonder though, is how some students cope with all of this and still learn while others use their baggage as an excuse to sit down and rest. I see students daily who have given up on school and can't wait for me to give up on them so they can get back to resting, coasting, cruising, crashing. I wonder where the resilient get their strength and how to teach resilience to those who lost it or never had it.
I wonder what their turning point was. When did these boys (and they are most often boys) get so lost? What was lacking in their life? In their experience with school? Who pushed them in the wrong direction? How did learning become lame? When did they fall behind? How do I get them back?
I know all of those answers are as individual as each person. And I know in a general way how to reach each of them. It can only be done though, one by one. Like a doctor who moves among the wounded of a massive battle, I can't spend enough time with each casualty. But I am stunned by the realization that I must choose. Overwhelmed by the idea of deciding who to focus my attention on. Unable to fit them all in the spotlight I've left them all in the dark. Shouting directions into the shadows and wishing they could hear me better.
I wonder if my resilience is slipping? I have not lost the will to help my students, but my shoulders ache with the weight of their needs, the pressure of their test scores, and the burden of their potential futures.

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The four lines of GOLDEN Acrylics that are of interest to the fabric artist include the High Flow, Fluid Acrylics, Heavy Body, and Matte Colors. The main difference between each of these product lines is paint viscosity (thickness) or consistency. The High Flow Acrylics are the thinnest and are ready to spray. Fluid Colors are similar in consistency to a heavy cream. Heavy Body and Matte Acrylics are thick, with a buttery consistency. These various acrylic paint lines, each using the same lightfast pigments, allow the artist to combine the effects of spraying, staining, brushing and other application techniques.
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GOLDEN Heavy Body (including Iridescent and Interference Colors), Matte, Fluorescent, and Fluid Acrylics are appropriate for hand brushing techniques and heat-setting is not required. To provide a softer hand 1, which also prevents cracking in thicker passages, blend 1:1 with GAC 900 or GOLDEN Silk-screen Fabric Gel (for thicker paint applications). The GAC 900 and the Silk-screen Fabric Gel contain a special polymer additive that is designed to impart a softer hand, while offering excellent launderability 2 when properly heat-set (see directions below)
For best results, blend GOLDEN Fluid Acrylics with GOLDEN Airbrush Medium. Start with a 1:1 mixing ratio, and increase amount of GOLDEN Airbrush Medium as desired to increase sprayability and/or transparency. When artwork is complete, spray a thin coat of GAC 900 for least color loss. GAC 900 can be added to the system if a softer hand is desired (follow heat-set directions below). For durability and washability in a spray application, this is the recommended system, and will perform significantly better than GOLDEN High Flow Acrylics alone.
GOLDEN Fluids blended with GOLDEN Airbrush Medium do not require heat-setting for launderability, yet equal the performance of fabric paints that do. Using GOLDEN Fluids generates a saving of time, energy, and money. Allow for garments to cure for at least 4 days prior to washing (Note: heat-setting will speed the curing time required and may increase the launderability).
GOLDEN Heavy Body, Matte, Iridescent, Interference and Fluorescent Colors can also be sprayed onto fabric; however, their thicker viscosities warrant more dilution with GOLDEN Airbrush Medium which yields weak, transparent coverage.
Although not recommended for fabric use, GOLDEN High Flow Acrylics may be blended 1:1 or more with the GAC 900 to aid in washfastness (properly heat-set according to directions listed below). This blend, although better than GOLDEN High Flow Acrylics alone, is still not equal to the launderability performance of the Fluid Acrylics/Airbrush Medium mixture.
Areas containing soft spray applications such as gradated areas, shading, and any skylines should be sprayed with a light coat of GAC 900 to increase launderability.
The viscosity of GOLDENHigh Flow Acrylics is ideal for tie-dye and staining applications. Pre-wetting the fabric with water and using the GOLDEN High Flow Acrylics in place of fiber-reactive dyes creates brilliant patterns. Adding GOLDEN Acrylic Flow Release can also help the paint penetrate into the fabric (follow directions on label). To increase the launderability, blend the GOLDEN High Flow Acrylics 1:1 with GAC 900. After applying the paint to the fabric, wait for it to be completely dry before heat-setting or washing. This will maximize the amount of color that "sets" 3 into the fabric. If GAC 900 is blended with the acrylic paints, follow the directions for heat-setting below. GOLDEN Fluid Acrylics may also be used for this technique, but will require the addition of water to thin to the proper viscosity, along with the GAC 900 to increase the launderability.
GOLDEN Heavy Body, Matte, Fluorescent, or Fluid Colors blended 1:1 with GAC 900 or Silk-Screen Fabric Gel produce silk-screen inks with excellent durability on fabric. The mixture used is dependent on two factors: the material to be printed and personal preference of paint consistency. (Refer to GOLDEN Information Sheet on the Silk-Screen Fabric Gel for the most complete information on this technique).
If screening onto heavy, cotton material, a thinner mixture of Fluid Colors and GAC 900 may be desired, as its thin consistency helps to penetrate into material. If printing on a polyester or synthetic material, a pastier mixture of Heavy Body Acrylics and Silk-Screen Fabric Gel will work better due to a lower tendency of the ink to "bleed" 4 into the material. Some experimentation is needed to find the system that is best suited for your work.
Mixtures (1:1) from Thickest Consistency to Thinnest
Both the GAC 900 and the Silk-Screen Fabric Gel will impart softness of hand, while offering excellent launderability. Proper heat-setting is required for both products (see below for heat-setting instructions).
Proper product selection, heat-setting, and care ensure long garment life.
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Filling in large areas with thick paint will produce a very stiff, uncomfortable garment. Blend color with GAC 900/Silk-Screen Fabric Gel to reduce the stiffness of the acrylic paint. If painting in a thick manner, short strokes of paint will hold better than long lines. The longer the line, the greater the chance of cracking when washed. A washing machine's agitator may stretch the garment beyond its limit and thus cause cracking.
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To thin, use water or GOLDEN Mediums. For slower drying, use GOLDEN Retarder. Do not mix with oils. Paint on any non-oily surface. Non-absorbent surfaces should be abraded for increased adhesion. Clean tools with soap and water. Keep tools wet during use.
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OASIS, ARA DAMANSARA, Petaling Jaya
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989 sq. ft. / RM 515 psf
- Asking Price : RM 510,000
- Asking Price psf: : RM 515 per sq. ft.
- Occupancy : Vacant
- Furnishing : Unfurnished
- Posted Date : 11/04/2013
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URGENT SALE!!!! Oasis Ara Damansara is divided into six phases of development on 15.7 acres, and has a gross development value (GDV) of RM500mil. It has two office towers integrated into a lifestyle environment featuring shops, a landscaped jogging track, serviced apartments and Central Piazza, featuring cafes and shops as well as a floating stage.
In will also have a comprehensive security system ranging from CCTV cameras, central monitoring system to how the buildings and service roads are designed to ensure maximum safety.
The project is undertaken by Sime Darby Brunsfield Holding Sdn Bhd, a joint-venture company between the property divisions of both Sime Darby and Brunsfield. Sime Darby Property, which owns about 87 acres in the area, has some 70 acres of prime commercial land left. The remaining land bank would be used to complement Oasis Ara Damansara by developing a mix of retail and office space and serviced apartments.
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I would regularly set off on summer evenings after several hours homework through Beckenham Place Park, Elmers End and West Wickham with the target of reaching Downe House, Charles Darwin's family home in Victorian times from which he scandalised society with his recognition of evolutionary biology. That was the turning point, and someone will, I hope, tell me if such a ride is still safe and possible for a teenage boy on a summer evening. Summer holidays saw us on bikes in Europe, and I recall riding the full width of Belgium, from Liege to Ostend, on a hot August day. Fifty years on, and despite a weakness for upmarket German automobiles, I am still having a regular bike ride in quiet Cotswold lanes and have the heart, legs and lungs for an appetite-sharpening dozen miles on a Sunday morning.
It is hard to beat a bicycle for appreciation of what is happening in the country - you are going at a speed to observe birds and mammals and also to hear them. On the back road to Westonbirt I can tell where young badgers cross the lane and watch the very slow progress of the drystone dykers repairing long stretches of crumbling dyke. With 25 miles of work on one estate, one of the craftsmen observed to me that he had a job for life here. I resisted the temptation to tell him that a change of ownership of the estate could see priorities changed to his disadvantage.


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It responds to the name "Malcolm" however it is timid and easily frightened away by preposterous ideas, such as "What if the world was an aborigine?". Last seen at a bad performance of "A Streetcar Named Desire" where it simply walked out on me... I've been lost ever since.
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Etawah (UP), Sep 21: Day after the goods train accident in Madhya Pradesh, another five bogies of cargo train derailed on Tuesday, Sep 21 in Auraiya district affecting rail traffic on Etawah-Kanpur section.
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Dhul Khalasa or Dhu'l-Halasa was a cult image of pre-Islamic South Arabia. He was venerated in the form of a white stone.[1]
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Orders are already being taken for July's launch of the next Harry Potter and Richard and Judy's reading list is flying off the shelves. 'Books have never had such a high profile,' says Tom Holman at industry bible The Bookseller. 'It's a golden age.'
It is good news for publishers like Bloomsbury, which has been transformed by JK Rowling's Potter series and is expected on Wednesday to announce record profits of around £16m. But at the front line in the bookshops it is not always such a happy story.
Britain's second-biggest specialist bookseller Ottakar's warned after Christmas that profits, due to be unveiled on Tuesday, would fall short of expectations. The group is likely to make £7m, down from the £9m expected earlier. It recently reshuffled its management to tackle the growing challenge. Independent bookshops are also struggling to make a living.
Books are big business. Last year we bought 205m of them and research group Verdict reckons the market is worth £3.1bn a year. It is growing fast, too.
Over the past five years, retail sales have risen by 4.3% a year on average but book sales have increased by 6.5% annually. Figures from The Bookseller show 11% growth in January this year. Only videos and computer games are growing faster.
Verdict thinks books will continue to outpace the rest of the High Street. The rate is likely to moderate, but that is only because there will not be any inflation. In five years' time books are going to cost no more than they do today.
And there is the rub for booksellers. Just like the rest of the High Street, it is a horrendously competitive market these days. The abandonment of the net book agreement 10 years ago allowed retailers to charge less than the cover price. It opened the door to discounters including the supermarkets and Amazon, which dominates bookselling on the web.
Within four years, says Verdict analyst Nick Gladding, one in 10 books will be bought in a supermarket.
The supermarkets are selling on price alone and because of their enormous buying power they can undercut everyone. But they are only interested in the best-selling titles where high volumes can make up for wafer-thin margins. Gladding adds: 'Every sale to a grocer denies footfall and additional revenues to a bookshop.'
Richard and Judy's reading list is selling at a rate of 100,000 a week - last year's list totalled 4m sales - but turning a profit on those books is getting ever more difficult.
In the jargon of the City, the new Potter title will be as 'dilutive' for bookshops as its predecessors - sales will soar but profits will not follow suit. That is because the industry's biggest players are fighting a pitched battle for a share of what they see as an attractive growth market.
The book trade is unusually fragmented. WH Smith accounts for 14% of the market, about the same as Waterstone's which has fewer than 200 shops. Ottakar's has just 131 outlets. Even including Books etc, Borders has only about 60. By contrast, there are more than 3,000 independents. But that is changing fast.
When James Heneage founded Ottakar's with three shops in 1987, he saw that the market was ripe for consolidation. A chain like his can offer a bigger range than an independent. Thanks to its greater buying clout, it can squeeze much better discounts from wholesalers or, even better, direct from publishers.
Heneage thinks Ottakar's can grow to at least 300 sites. Waterstone's, which is coming to the end of a three-year recovery programme, has identified 120 sites. Borders, which owns Books etc, has ambitious plans to double in size by 2007.
Next week's trading update from Ottakar's will show whether in the new retail environment this kind of growth is enough. And Bloomsbury will have the opportunity to comment on the Office of Fair Trading's view that the supermarkets are treating their suppliers fairly.
Grocers now sell more books than either Ottakar's or Borders while Amazon is relentlessly turning us into a nation of online book buyers. The pressure on even the largest traditional booksellers will remain intense.
WHEN the latest Harry Potter blockbuster hits the shelves in July, Rhona Fox at Not Foxed Books in Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, is not sure that she will even bother.
Small-time booksellers squeezed by huge discounts
With Amazon and Tesco taking online orders for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince at £9.99, she already knows that she will not be able to compete.
A small bookseller like Not Foxed can normally buy at a 35% discount to the recommended retail price. That is the gross margin out of which the shop has to pay its rent, salaries and other costs.
With a blockbuster like Harry Potter, Not Foxed might get a 45% discount if it buys a minimum number of copies in advance of publication. With a cover price of £16.99 a copy, that means it can only match Tesco or Amazon by selling it at cost.
Fox says: 'If you try to sell at a sensible price of, say, £12.99 you're seen as greedy.'
A Tesco spokesman told the Mail that its in-store price will not be unveiled until launch day in July. He added: 'By getting more people reading we've helped grow the market as a whole and that is good news for everyone - especially for specialist bookshops as they will always carry a much wider range of titles than Tesco.'
Bloomsbury said discounts were no bigger for Potter books than others in its range but it described some retailers' price reductions as 'excessive'.
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Discussion in 'Colorado Football Message Board' started by Darth Snow, Apr 20, 2009.
I'm glad cubuffs.com is keeping us updated with what I'm sure is unbiased news!
exactly! so kind of them!
Defensive line will be interesting to watch. Maybe we get lucky and can redshirt all the freshman DL?:smile2:
Awesome, no worries.
Well, right now it looks like Goree, Cunningham, Kaynor and Pericak at DT. I'm still not sold on Pericak at DT, but I'm willing to see how it plays out. We may be able to redshirt Nuckols & Bonsu depending on how that rotation works out.
Herrod, Obi and Shields at DE is a concern to me. As much as I'd LOVE to see Herrod and Obi step up, even if they do, depth is an issue and I think we'll see Kasa on the field before the end of the year.
I don't wanna be harsh but our DE depth is CRAP. Herrod is the only one with substantial playing time (if you can call it that), Obi, and.....???? Shields is a tweener. The staff really swung and missed when recruiting DE's the last couple seasons. I can't believe they didn't take one in 08:yell:
Nick Kasa slaps your face.
clark evans is not amused
Oh I know that. Props for Kasa. But they didn't take a single DE in 08 and only Obi and Herrod before that. Some guys ended up switching positions...but it looks like we have the dreaded gap in the depth chart that Hawk wanted to fix.
SR-No scholarship guys (not Hawk's fault)
JR- Herrod
SO- Obi
Right now we have 6 DE's on the team, and one just recently moved from LB (Goldberg). 4 of the 6 are walk-ons. I don't count Shields as a DE because from what I saw at practice, he is a DT IMO. Simply put, the staff failed miserably in recruiting DE the past couple years. Sorry...but it's true. When there's only 2 scholly DE's on the team... that is bad. (Sorry syko for using your typical DL rant)
This may have something to do with the rumored switch to a 3-4.
I wish I could ask Brandison, Collins or Hawk about why they feel that Pericak is a better fit at DT than at DE.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 18, 2003, New Braunfels, Texas Contact Sports Editor Bryan Adams at 625-9144 ext. 223. Sports Tuesday February 18, 2003 IB EjUnicorns ready to return to playoffs K. JESSIE SLATEN/Herald-Zeitung New Braunfels pitcher Tyler Smiths fires the ball towards home plate during the Unicorns' 8-4 loss to San Antonio McCollum in the first round of the playoffs this past season. "Accu-Trigger can be adjusted By Brett Baca Staff Writer After falling to the San Antonio McCollum Cowboys in a three-game playoff series during the first round of the playoffs this past season, the New Braunfels Unicorns now prepare for a new season in 2003 with new expectations. "We're definitely going to miss the senior pitching," New Braunfels head baseball coach Doug Edwards said of losing starters Craig Crow and Dustin Dauer, both playoff starters a year ago. "Grant Greer looks to be my number one starter right now. Brad Bevil pitched about five games last year and Ryan Quidley was pitching on the freshman team at this time last year. He (Quidley) has been pitching pretty good in the scrimmages and he's a left hander. I haven't had a left hander since I've been here, so that's good." 55 But the pitcher that Edwards expects to eventually end up at the no. I position in the rotation is Tyler Smith. Smith started game three of the McCollum series and pitched well, but failed to get the victory after the Unicorns suffered five miscues in the first two innings of play. "He's (Smith) a guy that can go out there and throw you seven innings," Edwards said. 'We don't have anybody else like that, so you're going to see a lot of two pitchers trying to split games for us this season. My closer right now is Brad Bevil." What the Unicorns lack in starting pitching, they make up for in defensive experience. New Braunfels returns three all-district infielders in catcher Jason Miori (2nd team), second baseman Austin Chandler (1st team), and shortstop Bevil (2nd team). We're not going to strike people out. We're not going to throw the ball by anybody," Edwards said. "But with all of the experience defensively coming back, we should be all right. We've looked good defensively in all of our scrimmages." As far as the batting order goes, Edwards said that Bevil will lead off followed by Chandler, Miori and Greer. Miori led the team in batting average during district play this past season with a .370 average. 'In our three scrimmages so far we've show improvement at the plate*every game," Edwards said. "In the past we've had to produce runs, but already we've shown improvement at the plate this season and we've been able to score some runs. We've got bigger, stronger players than we've had before and we're putting the ball into play." But if the Unicorns do have to manufacture See UNICORNS/2B One of the first pieces of advice I learned about shooting a rifle was "squeeze the trigger." With my father by my side watching every move, I developed proper shooting habits as a child. As a result of proper shooting skills I am a decent shot with a rifle. But there have been times through the years when I wasn't able to shoot some rifles accurately. Not only did I have problems shooting some specific rifles, others would have the same problem. Seems that some guns just won't shoot the way they should. Turns out that the main reason many of these rifles won't shoot accurately is that they have poor triggers. Gunsmiths know just how bad triggers are on some of the firearms manufactured today and they make a good living trying to fix them. Correcting a trigger can wind up costing the consumer quite a bit of money. A good trigger is one that is crisp and has no creep before the firearm goes off. Without a good trigger it is impossible for a gun to be consistently accurate because the shooter has no idea of exactly when the firing pin will fall. We have all heard the saying "they don't build 'em like they used to." It's true in regards to firearms. Tbday's firearm manufacturers have been forced to manufacture their products with some of the worst triggers imaginable due to the potential for lawsuits. The problem lies with product liability if the gun accidentally discharges. That's why the triggers today are set where they hard to pull. It amazes me how bad triggers are on some name brand firearms and it's no wonder so many shooters can't hit where they should. A trigger job should only KEITH WARREN be done by someone who knows what they are doing. It is extremely critical to do it right. I've seen firearms accidentally discharge because the trigger mechanism was set so fight that with a slight jar (even the bolt being closed) they go off. Most firearm manufacturers set their trigger pulls to around five pounds. Personally, I like the trigger set fairly fight. But every body has a different opinion on what works best for them. Recently I had the opportunity to use a new Savage rifle that features a new trigger system. In my opinion Savage's new trigger will revolutionize the way firearm manufacturers make triggers. The trigger is called "the Accu-Trigger" and can be set from I 1/2 pounds to six pounds. The best part is that it can be adjusted by the consumer without having to go to a gunsmith to do the work. Additionally, all Savage rifles featuring the Accu-Trigger come with the tools needed to make the adjustment. Tile consequence of allowing the consumer to adjust their own trigger is safety. What Savage developed is the most advanced safety system on any rifle in the world today. The Accu-Trigger is designed so that if you drop the firearm when it is cocked and loaded, it will not accidentally discharge. The Accu-Trigger looks different featuring a four ounce pull lever in the center of a conventional looking trigger. See OUTDOORS/2B Mules kick Coogs Canyon falls in season opener to Alamo Heights DAVID INGRAM/Herald-Zeitung Canyon catcher Tanner Henk (29) dives back towards home plate during Monday night's game agains the Alamo Heights Mules in an attempt to tag the runner. The runner was called safe during a three-run first inning. The Mules went on to win the game 13-2 in six innings. By Brett Baca Staff Writer After finishing this past season with a 12-14-1 overall record — a nine game improvement over the previous season in 2001 — the Canyon Cougars baseball team dropped its season opener Monday night to the No. 6 state-ranked, Conference 4A Alamo Heights Mules, 13-2. "After tonight's performance, I don't think there's any place for us (Canyon) to go but up," Canyon second-year head baseball coach Peter Garza said. "We knew going into the game that we were going to be playing a good ball-club, but it was still o very disappointing outing for us." The disappointments started early for the Cougars as starter Justin Thompson gave up an off-the-wall double to lead-off batter Blake Stouf-fer. Thompson then hit the next batter, Chris Garcia, and Matt Warren bunted both runners over into scoring position before Thompson walked Josh Yates to load the bases with one out. A wild pitch then scored Stouffer, as the runners moved up a base, and a pickoff throwing error combined with a another throwing error allowed two more runs the score making the score 3-0 after a half inning of play. "You can tolerate losing, but only if you learn something from it," Garza said. "We created a much tougher schedule for us (Canyon) this season and part of the reason for that was to see if we were ready to do what it takes to win games against playoff caliber teams like Alamo Heights. This game proved that we aren't quite there yet." In the bottom of the first, Canyon rallied for its first run of the game as Josh Gregson reached third base on a throwing error by the pitcher that went all the way to the right field wall. Jeremiah Rester followed with a sacrifice RBI groundout to second base to make the score 3-1 after one inning of play. But Alamo Heights came back in the second to add two runs on two hits. Making a nice catch in right field however, was Justin Moeller. "I thought he (Moeller) made a nice catch out there considering he doesn't have that much experience in the outfield," Garza said. "The sun was get- See COUGARS/2B Canyon begins playoff run today against Austin McCallumBoys hoops- DISTRICT 25-4A BOYS BASKETBALL STANDINGS Gist All 'Canyon 10-2 22-6 'Del Valle 10-2 25-7 Lake Travis 9-3 21-10 Bastrop 4-8 16-15 New Braunfels 3-9 18-12 Lockhart 3-9, 16-15 Drip. Springs 3-9 13-18 Friday, Fab. 7 Canyon 51, New Braunfels 45 Tuesday, Fab. 11 Canyon 82, Del Valle 80 Lake Travis 71, New Braunfels 61 Lockhart 56, Dripping Springs 39 — end of regular season — * co-district champions Friday'* first place playoff game Del Valle 76, Canyon 74 Tuesday'* Bt-district playoff game Canyon vs. Austin McCallum (third place in District 26-5A), 6:30 p.m. at Austin Akins High School. Directions: Take Interstate 35 North and exit Slaughter Lane. Go left under interstate and keep going straight to South First Street. Take a left onto South First Street and Akins High School Is on the left. K. JESSIE SLATEN/Herald-Zertung Canyon guard Jerome Davis attempts to pass the ball around a De! Valle defender. No. 3 Texas downs Texas Tech, 77-65 AUSTIN (AP) — Brandon Mouton hit five 3-pointers in the first half to spark No. 3 Texas to a 77-65 victory Monday night over Texas Tech, which played without suspended guard Andre Emmett, the Big 12's leading scorer. Tfech coach Bob Knight suspended Emmett, who averages 21.5 points a game, and forward Nick Valdez after the two missed the team's morning walkthrough. The suspensions were announced about 40 minutes before tipoff. Mouton finished with 21 points on 6-of-8 shooting from 3-point range as Texas (18- 4, 9-2 Big 12) stayed undefeated in 12 home games this season. T.J. Ford added 15 points and seven assists as Texas won for the 12th straight time over the Red Raiders (14-8, 4-7). Robert Tbmaszek scored 14 for Tfexas Tfech, which has lost three of its last four. Tech was without its best shooter but it was Tfexas that struggled to score in the early going. The Longhorns started the game just 4-of-16 from the floor over the first IO minutes. The game was tied at 18 when Mouton finally got going. ;
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Easter Morning Omelets
Happy Healthy Holidays!
Custom make these special omelets to everyones liking with healthy fillings in a springtime palate.
Recipe Ingredients
1-1/2 tablespoons butter, softened
2 eggs
1 tablespoon water
Salt and pepper
Filling Ingredients:
Grated Cheese, such as Cheddar or Mozzarella
Favorite jam or jelly
Sliced mushrooms
Cherry tomato halves
Diced red or green peppers
Cottage cheese or boursin (optional) Flavored cream cheese
Cooked chicken pieces
Recipe Directions
In a large, nonstick frying pan, melt the butter over medium-high heat.
Meanwhile, beat the eggs with a fork in a small bowl and stir in the water. Pour the egg mixture over the butter, swirling the pan gently to cover the surface evenly.
Sprinkle the desired fillings over half of the omelet and cook for thirty seconds or so. Flip the opposite side over to form a semicircle. Cook until the eggs solidify, then serve.
Makes one generous omelet.
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Mar 16, 2010 at 4:00 UTC
Keep IT Simple Technology Group is an IT service provider.
Cutsom groups rules I think
Mar 16, 2010 at 4:03 UTC
I don't think there is a way to have it all grouped under a machine IP or name. you could enter the information in the notes section under each device, or scan an invoice or documentation and attach it under Documents.
Mar 16, 2010 at 4:13 UTC
I dunno - as you get a lot of them, the amount of custom groups I think would really really slow down SW. But, I only base this on how SW slows down when there is a large number of objects within a group. Let us know how this goes.
I would like to see a 'tag' feature in SW so you could do something similar to groups, but without the overhead.
Mar 16, 2010 at 4:23 UTC
Wow thanks for the quick replies.
I will let you know how this works out. I was already heading down the path suggested by Yasaf by setting up Custom Groups. I'm trying to keep our assets organized by user/department.
I need to be able to track if items get moved from one department to another.
Thanks again.


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Discover the Docklands during your stay at Novotel London ExCel. A London hotel near the O2 Arena, Canary Wharf and London City Airport. Admire the views of Victoria Dock from the Upper Deck restaurant and bar. Ideal venue for business with fully equipped meeting rooms. Sauna and hammam available: take the time to relax at Novotel.
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- 3-minute walk from Royal Victoria station
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Online check-in: Your arrival will be carefully prepared by our team
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- Reception open 24 hours a day
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- Opening hours : Week 24 hours
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Hotel location
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Tel: (+44)207/6600677
Fax: (+44)207/5409710
- BY SUBWAY : DLR, Royal Victoria
- METR : DLR, Royal Victoria
- LONDON CITY At 1.77km / 1.1 miles
- LONDON CITY AIRPORT At 1.77km / 1.1 miles
- LONDON GATWICK At 70km / 43.5 miles
- LONDON HEATHROW At 37.01km / 23 miles
- LONDON STANSTED AIRPORT At 56km / 34.8 miles
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- DLR-ROYAL VICTORIA At 0.64km / 0.4 miles
- KINGS CROSS At 12.87km / 8 miles
- LIVERPOOL STREET At 7.24km / 4.5 miles
- LONDON ST PANCRAS At 7.9km / 4.91 miles
- WATERLOO STATION At 9.66km / 6 miles
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Spacious, contemporary design and adaptable, the Novotel room is truly a place for living. Perfect for all your needs.Please note that the hotel's bedrooms are being refurbished. Works take place from 8.00-18.00 on weekdays and 10.00-18.00 during weekends.
Experience the unforgettable! Spacious and beautifully designed, the suite includes a bedroom, living room and bathroom. It offers unparalleled facilities: laptop safe, minibar, hair dryer, tea/coffee, TV, ensuite bath/shower. Up to 4 people
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Liked - the dockside location, being able to sit outside for breakfast and in the evening. Breakfast very nice. Was allowed to keep the room a little later. Disliked - the rooms very drab and small. The toilet was separate in a tiny box cupboard and has no sink to wash hands. Terrible view ( if you want a better view stay in the ibis). Cleaners did not wash up cups. No hair conditioner, body lotion was provided. Floor area around hanging area thick with dust (black trousers fell off hanger and got filthy). Definitely more 3 star than 4 and American visitors for you its probably nearer a 2 star.
As I'd registered as a new member I was upgraded to a superior room on arrival and offered a voucher for a free drink at the hotel's bar/restaurant, which worked really well for me that first night. I was in town from overseas for a quick 2-meeting and I was flying in and out of City Airport which is quite close to this hotel with the DLR. The only thing I did not understand was the need to print out my receipt when the speedy check out had been activated but that took no time, so all in all very good.
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us. We were glad to hear that even though it was a brief stay, you had a great time in our hotel. We look forward to welcoming you in the near future hopefully for a bit longer period. Kind regards, Noemi Szecsenyi
Took my family to celebrate hubby's birthday and valentines. A nice surprise to see a card and small gifts in the room. Staff Abdul and another young lady with very curly hair (forgive me I'm bad with names) was very helpful thank u so much. I didn't sleep very well as the bed was too soft for me and I was directing under the gym but the views was great, I chose to stick with it, but hubby loves the bed and was out like a light. Which is what I wanted for him.
5 out of 5, wow! Thanks a lot! It's such a pleasure to welcome guests on special occasions and we are delighted that you had a great time. Big thanks for recognising the great service of our colleagues as well. I am sure Abdul and Frederica will be very happy when I share your nice comments with them. Thanks again for this lovely review and we hope to welcoming you again very soon. Kind regards, Noemi Szecsenyi
Stayed here for a London trip last year and had such a great experience we had to stay again this year, and we weren't disappointed. The hotel is perfectly situated for the DLR, it's in a brilliantly quiet location with great views and ideal if you want to stay out of the city but within easy access. The staff are great, rooms too and very comfortable. An annual visit I think...highly recommended.
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Published: February 20 2012 - 3:00AM
The Prime Minister wants Darwin to become known as Australia's Pearl Harbour and says too few people know what happened there seven decades ago.
"I didn't learn about it at school," Julia Gillard told a television interviewer in Darwin, where she commemorated the 70th anniversary of the bombing of the city by Japanese forces during World War II.
"The government of the day, concerned about morale, deliberately released low numbers of how many people had lost their lives,'' she said. ''They said 15 when of course the truth was more than 240 … This is really Australia's Pearl Harbour and we should understand it."
Among the 5000 people who gathered to remember the bombing were about 90 who lived through it.
Ray Chin, 88, said at first there was no siren or alarm. ''They just kept on coming over the water and when they started dropping black objects I realised they were not our planes,'' he said.
The Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott, said there were more aircraft used and more tonnage of bombs dropped on Darwin than on Pearl Harbour. ''The defences were inadequate, the warning was ignored, the surprise was complete, the confusion total, at least initially,'' he said.
The Governor-General, Quentin Bryce, told the crowd the bombing fundamentally changed Australia by helping drive an alliance with the United States and a post-war immigration program to populate the north.
Last year, Parliament voted to make February 19 a national day of observance to remember the bombing.
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Please help a newbie find the drag on a 3d model
I Wanted to implament a program that could compute the total drag on a given shape (a 3d model) and show the amount of drag being generated at anypoint on the model by shading the model. As im not to bothered about it being accurate to the point where heat and "wind" from the model itself changing the net wind acting on each poly get involved. i thought i could work out the drag on each poly by using one of the easy equasions.
By poly i mean a plane with a definate area, if you know what i mean.
What i thought was:
the force reaction from the "wind" on the poly is
0.5(p(V^2)S) = Force
Where p=Air density
V=Velosity of wind
s=Surcace area of poly
^=to the power of
Would i be correct in thinking that to find out the force against a poly that wasnt directly facing the wind i would just multiply the result from the last equation by cos(theta) where theta is the angle between the normal of the poly and the direction of the wind. I know there are many other factors invloved such as the deflection of wind form the rest of the model changing the direction of the wind on each poly, heat generated, etc..., etc. but is what i have worked out so far correct. if what i have worked out so far is good i could manage the shading bit my self. Any help would be greatly appresiated.
Re: Please help a newbie find the drag on a 3d mod
For each poly, the Pressure Drag Force (PDF) vector is equal to P.N where N is the normal to the so call poly with ||N|| = S and P is the pressure (scalar).
You also have a Skin Friction Drag Force (FDF) vector which can be compute if you know the deformation D (tensor) at the skin of your model by 2.mu.D.N.
the dimesionless drag coefficient Cd is defined by :
Cd = (PDF*i+FDF*i)/(0.5*rho*V^2*S)
if i is the unity vector align with the flow direction, rho is the air density and V is the flow velocity.
This drag coefficient is usefull if you want to compare the aerodynamic design of several cars.
From Hucho's book, this drag coefficient is equal to 1.17 for a circular plate, 0.47 for a sphere, 0.42 for half a sphere. This 3 shapes are view as a disc by the flow.
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Tigers' Long Streak Snapped By Niagara
The contest was nationally televised by CBS College Sports. It was RIT?s first nationally televised regular season game at the Division I level.
RIT had not lost a home game against AHA competition, since losing to Bentley, 5-4, on Jan. 30, 2010. RIT had gone 14-0-4 during the streak.
Ryan Rashid scored the game-winning goal for the Purple Eagles with 3:22 left in the second period. Niagara tacked on two third period goals, a breakaway by Ryan Murphy 7:56 into the period, and an empty-net tally by Paul Zanette with 1:22 left.
Zanette continued his mastery of RIT with a pair of goals. He now has five goals in two games against the Tigers this season, and eight in five career contests. He now has 27 goals to move into a tie for the Division I lead with teammate Brian Haczyk. Scott Arnold added a goal and an assist.
Niagara goaltender Cody Campbell stopped 38 shots to pick up the win. He was named the game?s first star. Campbell made several brilliant saves in the contest.
Michael Colavecchia (Maple, Ontario) and Chris Saracino (St. Louis, MO) scored for RIT. Andrew Favot (King City, Ontario) dished an out an assist, moving into a tie for second all-time at RIT with former Tiger Dan Ringwald (Oakville, Ontario). Both players have 125 career points at the Division I level.
Tiger goaltender Shane Madolora (Salinas, CA) took the loss, stopping 27 shots. He has now lost two straight after opening the season with a 20-game unbeaten streak.
Just six total penalties were called in the game. RIT was 1-for-2 with the power-play, while Niagara was 1-for-1. RIT out-shot Niagara, 40-32.
RIT Head Coach Wayne Wilson thought his team played well at times, but not for 60 minutes.
?I thought they (Niagara) competed better and won a lot of 1-on-1 battles. We didn?t capitalize early on our chances, and that was the difference,? said Wilson. ?We need to improve our compete level for tomorrow night?s game.?
The Tigers came out flying in the first period, but were unable to solve Campbell, as the Niagara goaltender stopped 18 shots over the first 20 minutes.
Campbell made several big saves, including two great glove saves on Chris Haltigin (Oakville, Ontario) and Mitchell. Campbell made a great save in front on Favot, but the puck slid past towards the goal line. Ryan Annesley swept the puck off the line and out, keeping the game scoreless.
Greg Noyes (Lucan, Ontario) made a nifty play to break up a Niagara 2-on-1 later in the period, knocking away a centering pass.
For what the first period lacked in the way of goal scoring, the second period more than made up for, as the two teams combined for five tallies, with Niagara heading into the locker room up 3-2 after 40 minutes of play.
Colavecchia opened the scoring just 1:48 into the period, on the power-play, as he redirected a rebound past Campbell for his sixth goal of the season. Mitchell walked out of the corner and fired a shot that was stopped by Campbell, the rebound came to Colavecchia who was crashing the net. The puck glanced off Colavecchia?s skate and in with just one second left on the power-play. Cameron Burt (Detroit, MI) also assisted on the goal.
Just 32 seconds later, Zanette tied the game at 1-1, as he got behind the Tigers defense and slid a backhander past Madolora for his 26th goal of the season. Derek Foam attempted a long stretch pass that deflected off a Tiger defenseman in the neutral zone and found Zanette alone.
Niagara took a 2-1 lead on a power-play at the 10:20 mark of the period, as Arnold tipped a point shot by C.J. Chartrain past Madolora for his 15th goal of the year. Niagara enjoyed tremendous puck movement on that power-play, resulting in the goal.
Moments later, Niagara had a golden chance to make it 3-1, as Arnold was awarded a penalty shot after being hooked by Nolan Descoteaux (Dallas, TX) on a breakaway. Arnold came in and tried to beat Madolora high to the blocker side, the RIT goaltender held his ground and used his blocker to keep the puck out of the net.
Saracino tied the game for RIT at the 16:10 mark, burying a shot from the right face-off circle off a feed from Lynch for his fifth goal of the year. Favot fed Lynch behind the net, who found Saracino creeping in from his point position.
Once again, Niagara answered back just 28 seconds later, as Rashid took a nifty feed from Patrick Divjak, stuffing the shot past Madolora from in tight for his 13th goal of the year. Madolora never saw the shot, as he thought Divjak was going to circle the net.
Tonight?s game was the second of three regular season meetings between the two schools this season, who are located just 80 miles apart. On Nov. 19, Zanette scored three straight goals to break a 1-1 tie and give the Purple Eagles a 4-1 win over RIT.
RIT and Niagara were ECAC West foes in the 1990?s when both were Division III teams. The Tigers are 2-8-3 all-time against the Purple Eagles and are 0-5-1 since moving to Division I in 2005. RIT now has a 10-game winless streak against Niagara, and have not defeated the Purple Eagles overall since Feb. 8, 1997.
Tonight?s game was the eighth straight sellout of the season for RIT, and 12th in 15 games this season.
Before the game, RIT honored its Class of 2011, playing in its final regular season home game. RIT honored Favot, Tyler Brenner (Linwood, Ontario), Sean Murphy (Owatonna, MN), Mike Janda (Glen Ellyn, IL), and Jan Ropponen (Espoo, Finland).
The two teams will conclude the regular season on Saturday at Dwyer Arena. The puck will drop at 7:05 p.m.
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Restoration of auditory nerve synapses in cats by cochlear implants
Ryugo, David K., E.A. Kretzmer, J.K. Niparko (2005)
Restoration of auditory nerve synapses in cats by cochlear implants. Science 310:1490-1492.
Congenital deafness results in abnormal synaptic structure in endings of the auditory nerve. If these abnormalities persist after restoration of auditory nerve activity by a cochlear implant, the processing of time-varying signals such as speech would likely be impaired. We stimulated congenitally deaf cats for 3 months with a six-channel cochlear implant. The device used human speech-processing programs, and cats responded to environmental sounds. Auditory nerve fibers exhibited a recovery of normal synaptic structure in these cats. This rescue of synapses is attributed to a return of spike activity in the auditory nerve and may help explain cochlear implant benefits in childhood deafness.
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The toolkit, published by the NASUWT teaching union, gives advice on how to crack down on gangs and youth violence.
It includes a list of signs to watch out for to spot teenage gang members.
These include pupils using graffiti "tags" on belongings, or walls; students wearing the same colours or clothing, such as bandanas, or beginning to use the same hand signals or slang words.
Some pupils may start to come to school carrying knives, or wearing stab vests, it says.
The online toolkit, called Keeping Every Child Safe, also warns teachers to be on the lookout for students suddenly dropping old friends to take up with a new group, or changing their behaviour. It urges schools to work with services in their communities, such as the police, to tackle gang activity.
NASUWT general secretary Chris Keates said: "The majority of schools are not directly affected by gang cultures, but the reality for a small number of young people is that they are leading lives blighted by gangs, criminality, violence and bullying.
"All schools need to be able to recognise gang-related problems and know what to do if these issues arise."
She added: "Gang cultures have their roots outside the school gates and it is important that schools recognise the rivalries and tensions that might exist between young people in their local areas."
The toolkit will be launched at the NASUWT's annual conference, which begins in Birmingham on Thursday.
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