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La Sonora Dinamita
In 1975, Julio Ernesto Estrada Rincon, also known as Fruko, re-formed La Sonora Dinamita and began expanding the reach of cumbia throughout the Latin world. In 1977, Pedro Lucho Argaín took over leadership of the group. In 1979, they traveled to Mexico to record their first album in that country. Entitled Fulminante, it became a hit and started the resurgence of the public interest in cumbia as a popular artform.
In 1981, La India Meliyará became their first female lead vocalist. With her they made successful, even classic records including "Mi Cucu." Since that time, La Sonora Dinamita has undergone many incarnations and personnel changes. They have been credited as the true source of the popular rebirth of cumbia throughout Latin America. They have issued dozens of albums and compilations and have been on and off the charts. Their 1986 album, Sida, reached number five on the Regional Mexican Albums charts, while their 1989 and 1990 singles "Tucucu" and "El Viejo del Sombreron" landed on Hot Latin Songs Charts. Their Super Exitos, Vol. 1 collection from 1995 also netted three hit singles. The band has toured internationally every year since 1995. Some of their tours have taken them to Europe and North America. In the fall of 2016, La Sonora Dinamita issued the massive 22-track collection Juntos la por Sonora. It featured the legendary group performing hits and traditional cumbias in duet with a star-studded Mexican artists including El Dasa, Roberto Tapia, Mariana Seoane, El Bebeto, and Chuy Lizárraga y Su Banda Tierra Sinaloense. ~ Drago Bonacich
Selected Discography
Track List: Juntos Por La Sonora
Track List: El Tao Tao A.K.A El Nuevo Tao Tao (Single)
Track List: De Rodillas
Track List: Colección de Oro, Vol. 9
Track List: Las Divas
Track List: Cumbia Colombiana Con Alma Mexicana
Track List: La Pildora Del Amor
Track List: Colección de Oro, Vol. 8
Track List: Puras Cumbias Originales
Track List: Gold
Track List: Cuchi Cuchi Chiquicha
Track List: Mi Cucu
Track List: Colección De Oro, Vol. 6
Track List: Colección de Oro, Vol. 7
Track List: Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir - Amor De Mis Amores
Track List: Colección De Oro, Vol. 3
Track List: Discos Fuentes Collection
Track List: Dinamitazos De Oro - Decada De Los 80s, Vol. 2
Track List: La India Meliyara - Sus Exitos
Track List: Tributo a Lucho Argaín, Vol. 2
Track List: Se Me Perdió La Cadenita
Track List: Colección De Oro, Vol. 5
Track List: El Desamor
Track List: 20 Grandes Exitos
Track List: Cumbia Pa' Saborear
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Track List: Decada De Los 80 (1980-1984)
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Track List: Hecha En Mexico
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Track List: Cumbia Con Sabor!
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Peter M. Glazer, MD, PhD
Robert E. Hunter Professor of Therapeutic Radiology and Professor of Genetics
Chair, Department of Therapeutic Radiology
Research Interests
DNA Repair; Genetics; Radiation; Mutagenesis; Gene Targeting; Radiation Oncology; Recombinational DNA Repair
Raman Bahal, PhD
Associate Research Scientist in Therapeutic Radiology
Research Interests
Chemicals and Drugs; Diseases
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research Interests: Hypoxia and DNA Repair
Edward Gunther
Pre-doctoral, 1991-1993
Associate Professor,
Dept. of Medicine, Pennsylvania State Univ.,
Hershey, PA
Triplex DNA and psoralen mutagenesis
Toni YeaskyResearch Assistant
Sr. Research Associate, Comprehensive Cancer Ctr. Sylvester Research Laboratories,
University of Miami, FL
Mutagenesis in the tumor microenvironment
Pamela Havre
Post-doctoral, 1992-1995
Research Asst. Professor, Dept. of Hematology & Oncology,
University of Florida, Gainesville,
FL Targeted mutagenesis using triplex-forming oligonucleotides
Gan Wang
Post-doctoral, 1993-1996
Associate Professor, Institute of Environmental Health Science,
Wayne State University, Detroit, MI
Mutagenesis and DNA repair induced by triplex-forming oligonucleotides
Elaine Lau
Undergraduate, 1994-1995
Postdoctoral Scholar, UCSF
Triplex DNA
Manidipa Mukherjee Raha
Post-doctoral, 1994-1997
Science teacher,
Brookfield High School, Brookfield, CT
Mutagenesis in Xeroderma pigmentosum variant cells
A. Fawad Faruqi
Post-doctoral, 1994-1999
Director, Sales and Business Development,
HistoRx, Inc. Branford, CT
Recombination induced by triplex formation
James Fritzell, Jr.
Research Assistant, 1995-1997
Perinatal Medicine,
Norwalk Hospital, Norwalk, CT
Mutagenesis in transgenic mice
Bruce Turner
Post-doctoral, 1995-1998
Vice President, Corporate Development,
Isis Pharmaceuticals, Inc. CA
Growth factors and radiation resistance
Philip Chan
Pre-doctoral, 1995-2000
CEO and President, CytoSorbents Corp.,
Monmouth Junction, NJ
Targeted gene correction via triplex-forming oligonucleotides
Latha Narayanan
Research Technician, 1995-2003
Genetic instability in cancer cells
Laurent Lacroix
Pre-doctoral, 1996-1998
Staff Scientist, Museum National d'Histore Naturelle,
Paris, France
Triplex formation by DNA analogs
Shilpi Mehta
Undergraduate, 1996-1998
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Obstetrics & Gyn.
Drexel University College of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA
Genetic instability in cancer cells
Karen Vasquez
Post-doctoral, 1996-2000
Professor, Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology,
The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX
Gene targeting in mice using triplex-forming oligonucleotides
Shani Peretz
Pre-doctoral, 1996-2001
Biology Teacher, The Peddie School,
Hightstown, NJ
Ataxia telangiectasia and regulation of IGF-1R expression
James Reddoch
Post-doctoral, 1997-1998
Executive Vice President and Head of Research,
Royalty Pharma, New York, NY
Gene targeting with modified triplex-forming oligonucleotides
Jianling Yuan
Pre-doctoral, 1997-2003
Associate Professor, Radiation Oncology,
University of Minnesota Hospital,
Minneapolis, MN
Hypoxia and genetic instability
Melissa Knauert
Post-doctoral, 1997-2005
Clinical Fellow, Dept. of Internal Med./Pulmonary,
Yale University, New Haven, CT
Targeted gene correction in vivo
Charlotte Kim
Post-doctoral, 1998-1999
Attending physician,
Div. of Radiation Oncology Dominican Santa Cruz Hospital,
Santa Cruz, CA
Hypoxia and gene expression
Zhongjun John Luo
Post-doctoral, 1998-1999
Research Fellow,
Dept. of Genetics and Medicine, Vanderbilt University,
Nashville, TN
Recombination induced by triplex-forming oligonucleotides
Brady Dunklee
Lab Assistant, 1998-1999
Executive Director,
ATRAVES U.S. Inc.
Providence, RI
Mutagenesis in cancer cells
Xiaoxin Susan Xu
Post-doctoral, 1998-2000
Retired from Research Assistant Professor
Institute of Environmental Health Sci. Wayne State University,
Detroit, MI
DNA mismatch repair and genetic instability
Margaret Macris
Pre-doctoral, 1998-2003
Director of Molecular Sciences,
AxioMx Corp. Branford, CT
Transcription Gene targeting by triplex forming by oligonucleotides
Ming Zeng
Post-doctoral, 1999-2000
Radiation Oncologist,
Mount Carmel Health Radiology Group,
Columbus, OH
DNA mismatch repair and radiation response
Hirock Datta
Post-doctoral, 1999-2001
Associate Director,
Zenotech Labs, Hyderabad, India
Triplex-induced recombination in vitro
Linda Gorman
Post-doctoral, 2000-2001
Project Coordinator at UBC- Envision Group,
Southport, CT
Triplex-directed gene correction in the human b globin gene
Ryan Jensen
Pre-doctoral, 2000-2004
Assistant Professor,
Department of Therapeutic Radiology,
Yale University, CT
DNA damage response and cell communication
Shannon Gibson
Pre-doctoral, 2000-2005
Senior Scientist at Kolltan Pharmaceuticals Inc.
New Haven, CT
Ataxia telangiectasia and gene expression
Faye Rogers
Postdoctoral, 2000-2008
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Therapeutic Radiology,
Yale University, CT
DNA repair of altered DNA structures
Valia Mihaylova
Post-doctoral, 2001-2004
Associate Research Scientist Pediatrics,
Yale University, CT
Tumor hypoxia and DNA repair
Jean Kuan
Pre-doctoral 2001-2006
Chemical Sourcing Manager,
Global Technical Operations,
Allergan Inc., Irvine, CA
Triplex-directed gene correction in the human beta globin gene
Ranjit Bindra
Pre-doctoral, 2001-2007
Assistant Professor,
Dept. of Therapeutic Radiology,
Yale University, New Haven, CT
Tumor hypoxia and genetic instability
Janice Lloyd
Post-doctoral, 2002-2005
Scientist at U.S. Genomics,
Woburn, MA
DNA repair
Ki-Hyun Kim
Postdoctoral, 2002-2008
Business Executive,
Seoul, Korea
Gene targeting with peptide nucleic acids
Catherine Brdlik
Post-doctoral, 2005-2006
Clinical Trainer,
Genentech CT & D BioOncology,
San Francisco, CA
DNA Damage response and cell signaling
Pallavi Lonkar
Post-doctoral, 2005-2008
Scientist, Catabasis Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Cambridge, MA
Gene targeting using chemically modified oligonucleotides
Joanna Chin
Pre-doctoral, 2005-2010
Resident, Harvard Radiation Oncology Program,
Boston, MA
Triplex DNA and DNA repair
Erica Schleifman
Pre-doctoral, 2006-2010
Senior Research Associate,
Oncology Biomarker Development Group,
Genentech, San Francisco, CA
Gene targeting via DNA-binding molecules
Meredith Crosby
Post-doctoral, 2006-2011
Staff Scientist, AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals,
Waltham, MA
Hypoxia induced microRNAs and DNA repair
Elizabeth Peterson-Roth
Post-doctoral, 2006-2011
Staff Scientist, L2 Diagnostics,
New Haven, CT
Cisplatin and DNA damage response
Hanspeter Niederstrasser
Post-doctoral, 2008-2011
Associate Research Scientist,
Pediatrics, Yale University
DNA repair of non-B form DNA
Faisal Reza
Post-doctoral, 2010-2013
Targeted Gene editing and Genome Engineering


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Hello readers :)
As some of you may know, I am a domain fiend. I actually have no idea how many domains I own right now, but it's somewhere in the low double figures. Most are pipedream projects which either never saw the light of day, or did but failed due to lack of effort on my part. But I'm not going to talk about the failures today.
I'm going to talk about the very modest success I've seen in an unlikely place: Wallpaper domains.
In this post I'm going to walk through exactly what I've put in and what I've got out of these domains, and maybe I'll reach some clever way of quantifying whether it's worth it or not.
I'm going to tell you right now up front: We're talking £45 profit over two years here. This is not a story of overnight success.
In January 2009 I registered KnifeWallpapers.com. I collect Swiss army knives, and was at the time a regular user of KnifeForums.com so I saw a lot of nice pictures of knives, put two and two together and ended up with a fun hobby wallpaper site.
I've made about £40 per year in adverts on knifewallpapers. It's not enough to retire on. But it is profit; the total monetary cost is about £10 per year registration fees; the hosting is negligible and fits into my 'unlimited' plan on dreamhost. In terms of time, knife wallpapers is difficult to quantify because I did enjoy adding the pictures. No more than 30 minutes per picture processing and writing time. Multiply that by 42 posts is 21 hours of work.
So then I bought GeekWallpapers.com in November 2009 and put 12 posts on it within a week or two. Adverts were added in October 2010 and have made £10 in the past year. Not such a great return – in fact that's a loss of £10, but there are fewer adverts and fewer posts on it than Knife Wallpapers. Surprisingly, it actually gets twice the traffic of knife wallpapers, so I feel that if I tweak the adverts it should be able to generate a profit. Knives provide higher paying adverts than geeks. Also the geek crowd are probably more likely to block and spot ads (untested but sensible-sounding theory).
Then there's ScienceWallpaper.com which has made £5 in the last year (so £5 loss). There are also some other domains like VampireWallpapers.com which I have done nothing at all with, and so I'm ignoring those in the following calculations. If I'd put any kind of site up on them I'd be including them.
Note that all of these domains were simply available when I bought them – I didn't buy them from some domain reseller at exorbitant prices, I just had to do a bit of leg-work researching good keywords and checking them.
Total monetary investment: £50 – assuming £10/year which is actually a little higher than I paid on average.
Total time investment: ~32 hours – very difficult to assess. I'm using 30 mins per post as a guide but in fact towards the end I could knock a post together in minutes; I wrote a PHP script to automate the creation of different sized versions of the wallpapers and generate the HTML for me. But I've no idea how long writing that script took, it was nearly a year ago. Important lesson learned: Log my use of time better! (there's an app for that, no doubt).
Total monetary return £95
Total monetary profit £45
That means I'm working for about £1.40 per hour on the wallpaper domains (32/45 ~= 1.4)
And this is the key figure to pay attention to. In effect with a £50 investment over two years I've built a project which pays £1.40 per hour.
This doesn't sound too impressive. But consider the extremely low investments. £50 and 32 hours. That's a weekend project in effect. And another thing: I have not touched any of these domains at all in nearly a year. They run themselves, and there's a strong feeling that if I put more time into them, the profits will grow. Traffic is on the increase so even if I continue to leave them, they will keep providing meagre profits.
Well, that's the story of how I made £45 in two years. I did warn you it wasn't very impressive!
What's the point of this post? Certainly not to brag, it's a pitiful profit. No, it's mainly been to collect my own thoughts, devise some kind of metric and decide if it's worth revisiting these wallpaper domains and trying to boost the profits in 2012, or whether to let the domains lapse and decide my time is worth more than £1.40 per hour.
Hopefully you've found it interesting to see how I think about my projects, and maybe you can apply some of the same thinking to your own projects to see if it's time to pull the plug, or if it's worth giving it another chance.
I'm going to give the wallpaper domains another year, and aim to put in at least 100 hours. If this time next year I'm not seeing at least £140 then I think it's time to let them die. It'll be fun, and I have a suspicion that I'll actually see a lot more profit than that. My theory is that profit per unit of time is exponential not linear. Let's see!


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The following is an interview with Lee Farrer, head of acquisition at PhotoBox. She produced the recent PhotoBox TV ad, which hit the airwaves in both the U.K and France on 26th May. Check out her experience of the process, and what happened 'behind the scenes' here:
Q: This is the first time that PhotoBox has done an international TV ad, how did you collaborate with the team in France?
We had a consistent ad between countries, and had a very close liaison between the U.K and France.
It was important to understand each country's specific requirements. It was challenging and fun negotiating between both sides of the channel and coming to a compromise.
This involved a lot of skype conference calls. To Wales, to France, and at unsocial hours such as at 11pm, and even on labour day in France (which was the day just before the shoot) when most of the French office was empty!
Q: What was your main inspiration for the TV ad?
We wanted to bring some Father's Day products directly to our customers. We also wanted to raise awareness about the PhotoBox – that we bring great value and joy to our customers in various countries.
Q: In addition to the TV ad, you also embarked on a tube ad campaign. Were you quite surprised by the number of times people told you they saw the ad on the London Underground?
Creating the tube ad was really exciting from an internal company perspective, although I've done this before… it's the first time I'm doing this here.
It was also great to hear of friends mentioning it to me. From a marketing perspective, its great to have cross-channel advertising: on Facebook, on TV, and on the Underground.
Q: Do you have any plans for the next ad?
All I will say is… watch this space!
Q: What are you getting your dad for Father's Day?
I got my dad a card from PhotoBox. It was composed of pictures of my nephew. I also complemented this by getting a mug and a pack of walnut whips, I'm sure my dad will be happy!
Links to our TV ad on PhotoBox YouTube:
http://youtu.be/AHG8u51iQGc – version 1
http://youtu.be/roJTreWNqnY – version 2


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Strong words from Gautam Gambhir, the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) captain, when asked to comment on the on-field spat with Virat Kohli, his Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) counterpart, on Thursday.
Gambhir and Kohli were on the verge of actually having a go at each other, the provocation probably coming from Gambhir, who may have said something when Kohli got out.
The KKR players were quick to sense big trouble, or else something possibly worse than Harbhajan Singh slapping Sreesanth, in the IPL's inaugural year, would have taken place.
Kohli didn't come for the media conference. However, at the presentation ceremony, he did say: "It's done. What's done on the field is done. Other than that, it was a great game for us."
Indeed, it was, with RCB winning by eight wickets.
Lucky for Gambhir and Kohli that Match Referee David Boon took a lenient view, merely issuing an "official warning and reprimand" for a Level 1 breach of the IPL's Code of Conduct.
Apparently, soon after the match at the Chinnaswamy, Boon (among other things) told the captains: "Come on guys, behave yourselves."
According to well-placed sources of The Telegraph, there has been "some tension" between Gambhir and Kohli, both Delhiites, after Kohli was made the India vice-captain for last year's Asia Cup.
That was 13 months ago.
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The manner in which Bears head coach Lovie Smith heaped praise on Kellen Davis this offseason made it sound as if the club would aggressively try to re-sign the free agent tight end.
"I think if you want to feature Kellen Davis you can do that," Smith said last month at the NFL Combine. "Great size, great in-line blocker, skilled enough of an athlete to be able to move outside and do some things. I really like him."
The Bears could still bring back the 2008 fifth-round draft choice, but they will have competition.
A league source confirmed Tuesday night that Davis is scheduled to visit the Dallas Cowboys, Cincinnati Bengals and Pittsburgh Steelers. The news was first reported by ProFootballTalk.com.
After the Bears traded away Greg Olsen last summer at the start of training camp, Davis started a career-high 15 games in 2011. An above-average run blocker, Davis caught just 18 passes for 206 yards and five touchdowns. However, those numbers did come under former Bears offensive coordinator Mike Martz, who has always failed to truly utilize the tight end position in the passing game.
If Davis decides to not re-sign with the Bears, the club did express interest in tight end John Carlson on Tuesday, per a league source, but the former Notre Dame standout is currently scheduled to first visit the Kansas City Chiefs.


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Sun rallies Java backers to tilt at .NET
Ahead or behind? Tricky...
Sun Microsystems Inc has rallied 13 enterprise-level Java licensees to its latest specification, which is expected to stimulate the market for re-usable software components, despite concerns vendors will repeat past portability mistakes in the quest for web services,writes Gavin Clarke.
Palo Alto, California-based Sun yesterday presented to press and analysts the first tranche of vendors - those in application servers and tools - to have passed rigorous testing for certification with the Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) 1.3 specification - finalized in September last year
Sun's vice president and general manager for Java and XML Rich Green claimed J2EE 1.3 is 56 per cent more popular than its 1.2 predecessor while 92 per cent of companies who choose J2EE for enterprise computing, are "happy" with their choice. "Happy is good, and in the software world happy is a rare. Just ask Bill Gates with security issues," Green joked.
Happiness is likely to come from component-based developers. The Enterprise Java Bean (EJB) 2.0 specification - part of J2EE 1.3 - includes container managed persistence for the interoperability of Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) 2.0 and supports asynchronous communication - for reliable messaging.
One licensee said previous EJB specifications had not seen wide-scale adoption: "There's been hesitation from the user community because of the maturity of the EJB model. When people say they are developing using EJBs, they really mean Java Server Pages."
Sam Patterson, CEO of Marietta, Georgia-based ComponentSource Inc, said the Java component market has been waiting for J2EE because it removes the need for complex programming. "The improved specification simplifies and speeds up component-based development for multi-tier enterprise applications and Web services," he said.
However, the San Francisco, California-based event was dogged by concerns over application compatibility and true Java portability. This age-old issue looks set to receive a new twist as J2EE 1.3 licensees compete against Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft's .NET.
J2EE 1.3 provides an entry-level to web services through basic parsing of XML, but lacks native Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP), Web Services Description Language (WSDL) and Universal Description, Discovery and Integration (UDDI) support.
Instead, J2EE 1.3 supports APIs that integrate these protocols but these won't be included in the core J2EE specification until later this year, with J2EE 1.4 - at least six months behind native alternatives from rival Microsoft inside Visual Studio.NET, launched next month.
Partners will achieve J2EE 1.4 certification in the months after completion - meaning that industry wide, standards-based Java web services will not become a reality until late 2002 - widening the gap further on Microsoft and .NET.
Already, the delay threatens to perpetuate traditional Java problems as vendors add APIs approved by the Java Community Process to 1.3 that suit them, ahead of final certification, for competitive edge. Sun's computing rival IBM, one of the 13, called J2EE a foundation for web services but hinted it will press ahead with this tack.
Program director for WebSphere marketing Leslie Givens said: "We believe it's important to have XML and Corba support. IBM will integrate those into our infrastructure and that's the way we'd like to see the 1.4 specification go."
Sun executives defended its strategy yesterday as "evolutionary" - adding components to the core specification once developers have experimented with APIs. Ralph Galantine, J2EE product line manager, also pointed to the expected delay in rollout of web services - expected in late 2002 and early 2003.
Galantine added Sun would continue its efforts to encourage portability but was unclear about whether the company would underline this work with new initiatives during the next 12 months. "Sun wants to encourage that portability," he said.
Green, though, believes J2EE 1.3 already provides the tools necessary to construct Java-based web services. Taking a second dig at Microsoft, Green said: "Some people are suffering from a slideware-driven time warp. They are waiting for .NET, where Java is already promising web services."
Patterson, meanwhile, raised the absence of a viable licensing program from J2EE 1.3 and EJB 2.0 to protect component authors' intellectual property. ComponentSource is lobbying over the issue of licensing, and Patterson said yesterday that a viable system is imperative to stimulate the market. Such a program would help to protect EJB component authors' intellectual property, he said.
"Currently there is no standard way for component authors to protect their intellectual property as they look to sell their in demand component expertise on the open market," Patterson said. Sun said that it is examining licensing and billing of EJB components under its Sun Tone program, but has yet to reach a final conclusion.
Joining Sun at yesterday's event were BEA Systems Inc, Borland Corp, Computer Associates International Inc, Forte Tools, IBM, iPlanet, Macromedia Inc, Pramati Technologies Corp, SAS Institute Inc, SilverStream Software Inc, Sybase Inc, Trifork and TogetherSoft Corp
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I wrote this today and thought I'd share with you people.
I do think forums play an important part in developing the community.
Marc Goddard's seminar was a good example of that.
I wrote this today and thought I'd share with you people.
I do think forums play an important part in developing the community.
Marc Goddard's seminar was a good example of that.
16-bit for life http://findingdyluck.blogspot.co.uk/
Cool article ben, if the internet didn't exist I could never have got to where I am today with in the sport!
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It's a great way to network but, from an outsider's point of view, it can be intimidating for a lot of people.
It's odd to imagine MMA without the internet but then it's even odder to imagine life without the internet in general.
Most people I speak to have streamed an event at some point that wasn't available in their country. I remember getting up uber early to watch the Pride OWGP back in 2006.
16-bit for life http://findingdyluck.blogspot.co.uk/
I think MMA forums are great. If it wasn't for forums such as CW I wouldn't know as much about MMA especially due to the local nature of a lot of events.
It's also made me question my own views sometimes and come round to other peoples ways of thinking in regards to MMA.
There's a lot of shite to wade through at times but there's some quality info on the forums.
I find as well, as a writer, they're a goldmine for ideas, quotes and interviews.
16-bit for life http://findingdyluck.blogspot.co.uk/
Agreed, and a unique way of marketing and self marketing that MMA does better than any other sport (And a big part of its incredible growth over the last ten years)
I love forums and probably spend too much time on them. I have probably 3 main forums I go onto, 1 being this, another a bodybuilding forum and 1 more I use for work purposes.
Like what has been said before a great source for knowledge, somewhere to share your experiences, and get tips or advice. The end of the day not everyone gets involved in the trolling aspect and if I see a 'joke' thread I tend to move on unless it is genuinely funny then it can be a good bit of banter
They only reason this sport survived when guys like McCain were gunning for MMA was due to fourms.
So many fights i wouldnt of seen if it wasnt for the internet. But i think everything "non mainstream" have benefited from the internet not just MMA
Team Rough House - UKs no1 fight team
It's a hive for anything that's a little subcultureish.
I used to play a boat load of World of Warcraft and the WoW forums are ridiculous.
Especially the high end ones like Elitist Jerks, there's threads with ridiculous levels of mathematical reasoning and theorising.
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British Columbia's multibillion-dollar marijuana industry is expected to take a hit following legalization votes in two U.S. states – but there could still be time to cash in.
A B.C. man who sells marijuana seeds to U.S. customers says Washington state and Colorado could see a spike in demand in the short term. Even though the two states voted to decriminalize marijuana, licensed stores won't open for at least a year. That creates a scenario in which marijuana is legal but there is nowhere to legally purchase it.
A spokeswoman for New Approach Washington, the group behind that state's Initiative 502, says she does not anticipate such a surge in seeds or other forms of marijuana.
The B.C. man – who asked not to be identified due to the nature of his work – has been operating his business for more than a decade. In a series of e-mails, he told The Globe and Mail he was inspired by Canada's self-proclaimed "Prince of Pot," Marc Emery, though he never wanted such a high profile himself.
The man – a proud father who said the work suits his lifestyle – said he has received a great deal of business from Washington and Colorado in the past, though he declined to discuss specific figures. He said that while he has noticed increasing traffic since the state referendums, it's too early to tell whether there's a connection.
His business is largely a one-man operation, though he has a handful of people who help him out with various duties. He said the business is more lucrative now than when he started.
"I'm still pretty cautious and careful not to get too greedy," he said.
Washington and Colorado last week became the first U.S. states to vote to decriminalize, regulate and tax marijuana. Both states will allow adults 21 and older to possess up to an ounce.
Washington will formally decriminalize it Dec. 6. The Seattle Police Department has already stopped making possession arrests, and the King County prosecutor's service has announced it will dismiss all 175 of its misdemeanour marijuana possession cases.
A spokesman for the Colorado marijuana campaign said it's unclear exactly when that state will decriminalize. He said election results are typically certified within two weeks – the governor then has 30 days to sign the amendment into law.
Tonia Winchester, a spokeswoman for New Approach Washington, said an increase in marijuana being sent to the state is unlikely.
"Where people are going to be getting their marijuana in that year interim is where they're getting their marijuana now," she said. "There's a very profitable and highly functioning black market in Washington state where people are getting that marijuana."
Detective Reneé Witt, a Seattle police spokeswoman, said the department is still working through the logistics of Initiative 502. When asked if the department anticipates the marijuana market will grow before licensed stores open – in late 2013 or early 2014 – she said it's unclear.
"Honestly, we don't know. There are so many different aspects and things for us to take under consideration," she said.
When asked if residents who previously didn't purchase marijuana might grow bolder once it's decriminalized, she said, "This is true."
John Conroy, an Abbotsford, B.C.-based lawyer who has worked on numerous drug cases, said it is, of course, unlawful to ship marijuana seeds across the border. However, he said, cracking down on such businesses does not appear to be a high priority.
A notable exception, he said, was Mr. Emery. He pleaded guilty in a Seattle court in 2010 to one count of conspiracy to manufacture marijuana.
"They seem to be quite open and out front many of them, certainly on the Internet and magazines and whatever," Mr. Conroy said of seed sellers. "You never know in this business. Sometimes they are tracking you for years, gathering evidence, and then finally they swoop down and do things."Report Typo/Error
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Mar Elias was a Palestinian refugee camp in the southwestern part of Beirut, Lebanon. The refugee camp was founded in 1952 by the Mar Elias (Prophet Elijah) Greek Orthodox convent and is composed mainly of Christian Palestinians (almost all the rest of the refugee camps house Muslim Palestinians).
In 2002 there were 1,406 registered refugees in the camp.


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First off, there is a growing problem here in the states. The name of this problem is known as "Atheism". Its known to be unhealthy for the individual who believes in it.
For starters, being an 'atheist', is a sin. Believing in god(s) is natural human psychological behavior. It doesn't matter what type of god you worship, whether it's an idol (Justin Bieber, Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga, Lebron James, Gordon Ramsay…etc.), or spiritual.
Most societies have believed in some sort of deity and even in ancient times. This doesn't mean that Atheism isn't unconstitutional. Freedom of religion doesn't mean freedom from religion.
Take a look at that coin in your pocket and see Who we trust in.
Atheism is a huge sin that is respectively, compared to other sins like murder, rape and theft. Although it is wrong for the U.S. to allow Atheism, people who are atheists, have corrupted minds or 'misguided' minds.
According to 10 years of research, most atheists choose not to go to college. On top of that, there a significant number of notable Christians who have chosen the opposite path from an atheist: Marilyn Monroe George W. Bush, Benjamin Franklin, Gandhi, and a large portion of republicans. If we switch teams here, notable atheists can be constantly found in prisons, night clubs…etc.
Osama Bin Laden, Edward Snowden, Saddam Hussein, Julian, Assange, Adolf Hitler, the man who murdered Hitler…etc. While these statistics are significant, we do think that atheism should be banned in the U.S. Death penalty is common in some countries, but that shouldn't be necessary here in the United States.
The biggest fact is that children influenced by atheism are turning them to drugs, homosexuality and other Godless behavior. There are more severe problems in this world, but one problem that is deteriorating and can cause the U.S. to flip over, is atheism. The movement to make Atheism illegal in America should begin as soon as possible.
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Burnt Skull, Ghetto Ghouls, Plutonium Farmers, Coma in Algiers, Spray Paint LP Release
Fri., Feb. 15, 2013, 7pm
Trailer Space Records
1401-A Rosewood, 512/524-1445
Clattering post-funk, Butthole Surfers-like live, wakes an even older Austin post-punk predecessor on Spray Paint's debut full-length. Spray Paint LP – literally spray painted by S.S. Records out of the California state capital – bumps and grinds, quakes and shakes, like no less than the Big Boys. Rooted in the convulsion therapy of the Tuxedo Killers and gargantuan rumpus of When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth, the local trio follows up two 7-inches with a quivering Taser of homegrown catharsis. – Raoul Hernandez
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1/2 cup flour
1 Tbsp. Castello Banfi "Extra-Virgin" olive oil
1/2 cup soft bread crumbs
1 cup milk
20 zucchini flowers, still closed
5 anchovy fillets
1 Tbsp. chopped parsley
Salsa Balsamica Etrusca (or good quality Balsamic vinegar)
Salt and pepper
Combine flour and oil with enough water to obtain a not-too-liquid batter. Soak the bread crumbs in the milk and strain it. Shorten the stem of the zucchini flowers, take out the pistil and stuff with the bread crumbs mixed with the anchovy fillets and parsley. Coat the flowers with batter and fry in boiling oil. Season with salt and pepper. Drain on kitchen towel. Sprinkle generously with Salsa Balsamica and serve immediately, hot and crispy.


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More customers switched over to credit unions as a result of new bank fees, frustrations with Wall Street and Bank Transfer Day. Now, Bank of America is testing new monthly fees ranging from $6 to $9, and in some cases, this fee may reach $25. Will more Americans move their money?
Click the Huffington Post article to read more.
Catherine New reports, 3/2/12.
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|Organization of photographic work from prior classes and projects to meet individual goals including transfer, exhibition and employment. Development of professional materials such as resume, website and business cards as well as finalization of a photographic portfolio. Develop support materials for applications and exhibitions. Share work with photography community through exhibition or other methods of display.
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Chris L. Eicher, 50, of Geneva, Ind., passed away Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2013, at 6 a.m. in White Pigeon, Mich., due to injuries received in an auto accident.
He was born Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1963, in Adams County, Ind., and was a member of the Old Order Amish. He had worked construction for the DC Graber Company.
Surviving are his wife, Esther (Ruben) Eicher of Geneva, Ind.; sons, Menno C. (Ruby) Eicher of Goshen, Ind., Daniel C. (Malinda) Eicher of Berne, Ind., Ernest C. (Elizabeth) Eicher and Chris J.R. (Freda) Eicher, both of Macy, Ind., Henry Eicher and special friend, Verena Swartzentruber of Geneva, Ind., and John Miller of Wooster; a daughter, Elizabeth C. (Luke) Shetler of Brinkhaven; 12 grandchildren; brothers, Ernest L. (Venna) Eicher, Amos L. (Wilma) Eicher and Henry L. (Bertha) Eicher, all of Monroe, Ind.; sisters, Lydia (Samuel) Eicher of Lagrange, Ind., Verena (Manaul) Eicher of Milroy, Ind., Elizabeth (Amos) Wengerd of Monroe, Ind., and Lovina (Henry) Hershburger of Dundee; half-sisters, Martha (Aden) Schmucker of Apple Creek, and Rachel (Michael) Eicher of Millersburg; and step-parents, Ernest (Rachel) Girod of Fillmore, N.Y.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Ernest V. and Lydia (Graber) Eicher; grandparents, Menno and Fannie Eicher and Amos and Leah Graber; a brother, Menno Eicher; a sister, Leah Graver; a half-brother, Mose Eicher; and a half-sister, Amanda Eicher.
Services were Saturday, Jan. 12, at the John A.C. Schwartz's residence, 8851 S. 400 W., Geneva, Ind. Bishop Amos E. Schwartz officiated. Interment was in Bunkerhill Cemetery, Geneva, Ind.
Arrangements were handled by Downing & Glancy Funeral Home, Geneva, Ind.


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Aamna Saamna - Investigative
Schedule: From 8.00pm to 9.00pm (sun) on Star-Plus Last Updated: 24 - Jun - 2013Colors Reality show Aamna Saamna is all set to bring out the new Amamna Saamna Investigative series, starting Sunday, 17th February. The first episode of this brand new series will hit the television screen this week and will reveal the story of two business partners and a case of disguise.A show that explores social issues which border on crime, through an investigative approach. A team of counsellors, investigators and their assistants support the social structure with their investigation and help the police with their effort. An extension of the format Zindagi Ki Haqeeqat Se Aamna Saamna, which focusses on bringing sparring people face to face. This results in a confrontation between the two parties through which a lot of secrets are revealed and layers in relationships are uncovered. The fresh element in this concept is the investigative element – the story flow hinges on the investigator and his team making observations in the forum and then going out to unearth secrets from the two parties' past; thus finding out the truth behind the allegations made.


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Bethesda has unveiled the first DLC for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Dawnguard is an additional campaign where players will have the choice of joining either the vampiric forces, or joining the heroes of the Dawnguard as they look to hold back such devilishness – specifically by stopping the blood suckers from destroying the sun itself.
Glean what else you can from the trailer and look out for updates on the downloadable content throughout next week's E3 show where we're promised more details will be forthcoming.


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Video games will no longer be offered by U.K. rental giant Lovefilm, the company has announced.
Writing in a post on the Lovefilm Q&A, the firm, which offers a variety of TV and films available to rent by post, commented:
"We are no longer offering game rental packages to either new customers, or those who wish to change from a non-games package."
"In order to give the best possible service that we can, we are looking to focus on our strength, which is providing the best selection of film and TV content for our customers, and making it available whenever and wherever you want it."
Owned by Amazon, Lovefilm's biggest competitor is of course U.S.-based giant Netflix, which offers TV and films via a streaming service. Unsurprisingly, Netflix also does not supply games to its customers.
Lovefilm is available for a variety of formats, including but not limited to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Next-generation consoles will also support Netflix, though Lovefilm has yet to make any announcements on the matter.
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Lovefilm no longer showing the love for video games
Video games will no longer be offered by U.K. rental giant Lovefilm, the company has announced.


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Subaru WRX Forum (http://www.wrxtuners.com/forums/)
- Problem Diagnosis (http://www.wrxtuners.com/forums/f72/)
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Alot of codes...yet still running like it has always
I have a 2002 Wrx and the check engine light is on. I took it to Advanced Auto to get the codes erased because I recently put new sensors in (Mass airflow, two O2, idle air). Now the guy erased all the codes because he was thinking maybe my mechanic didnt erase them when he fixed the problem and he said if they come back on you might have a problem. The CEL came back on and apparently all four cylinders are misfiring, intake is lean, and others which i dont remeber. I have a aftermarket exhaust and intake and i was wondering if that was throwing things off? Or maybe something else is bad?
Please list the codes you are showing. We can be more helpful that way
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It would help to be a little more specific with the exact mods that are on your car. An "aftermarket exhaust" can mean several things. What brand(s) is it or are they? Did you replace only the muffler, the axle-back, the cat-back, the downpipe, the up pipe, or the entire turbo-back portion? What exact kind of intake do you have? Do you have any sort of tune? Are there any other mods anywhere besides your exhaust and intake?
If you can provide us with some more specific information, we might be able to give you a more specific answer and help you solve your problem !Thumbs Up
I have a Turboxs exhaust from the Turbo back. It has never had a tune and there was a BOV and boost controler on it but my friend that had it before me took it off when the car started acting up.
Well, there you go... Get some type of Stage 2 tune and I'd be willing to bet your codes will go away and the car will run like butter. Do you have an aftermarket catless up pipe as well? If not, that's something you should look in to soon.
Oh. Well I dont live close to any tuners, there all at least a hour or so away. Can I do it myself?
Actually scratch that. I know I can do it myself but how much would a catless up pipe be? And if I were to get one, what would I look for?
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And pay lotsss of money?
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To replace your blown motor?
Have you ever tuned a Subaru before? Do you know what you're doing and have the hardware to do it?
Thats where research comes in. How do you think people learn in the first place. I dont have a Tactrix cable yet but I can get one. And theres plently of help on the subject that I could use.
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Thanks...I just hope yall can answer my Qs. And its not like im racing my car, its the only one I really have right now. I just got mods that were free and I want my car to run good with them.
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Cities are always looking for ways to operate more efficiently. Sometimes learning from a community of similar size and characteristics — an "apples-to-apples" comparison — helps public employees identify strengths and weaknesses.
That's the idea behind Utah City Data, a benchmarking project that helps participating cities and towns derive intelligence from a private cloud of city-by-city government data. In November, the project launched a new online database — accessible only to participants — with the hope that it will take the project to the next level.
Data such as demographics, property taxes, tax revenue and tax revenue per capita is collected and archived in the database. Registered users can browse by cluster, which is a group of similar cities; by county; or can look up a particular city.
Originally launched in 2007, Utah City Data was created in a collaborative effort by the Utah City Management Association, Utah League of Cities and Towns, University of Utah's Center for Public Policy and Administration, and Brigham Young University's Romney Institute of Public Management. Starting out with 29 cities, the project has expanded over the last three years to more than 40 cities, according to the Utah League of Cities and Towns.
The universities involved with the project help collect the data through public sources and through the online database by sending surveys to the different cities and towns that have joined the project. This process is more efficient than the process they used before, which included sending spreadsheets to the cities, said Sara McCormick, a research associate for the University of Utah. The new process works better because it gives cities the opportunity to fill out information at their convenience since they're able to log on to the database when it's convenient.
"Members can go in and fill in the information, can log out, and get back in and fill in the rest of the information," she said. "They don't have to submit data all at once."
Neil Abercrombie, a public finance and policy analyst for the Utah League of Cities and Towns, said before the project launched three years ago, cities often had difficulty collecting data about other cities.
"City managers talked about putting together something more comprehensive, so they came to the Utah League of Cities and Towns," Abercrombie said. "We thought the project would improve the service delivery and the management of our communities, so we helped bring together a coalition."
Abercrombie said twice a year the Utah City Management Association holds conferences where the Utah League of Cities and Towns presents data from the benchmarking project to showcase best practices. Because the data collection is for comparative research purposes, cities learn about what other cities are doing to run more efficiently.
"One city said they did research on how to make their park better and through surveys learned that what was most important to citizens was if the trash had been emptied and if the bathrooms were clean," Abercrombie said. "So they presented their results to other city managers."
Abercrombie said there's no emphasis on ranking the cities and the main purpose is to compare cities so they can learn how to improve. When cities join Utah City Data, they agree that they're not at liberty to discuss the inefficiencies that are identified in other cities.
Cities pay a $500 flat rate annually to access the database, which includes data from all the participating cities. City managers or other authorized city personnel are given a username and password to the database, which is a Microsoft Open Database Connectivity interface.


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Steel Co. of Canada Railroad locomotive #1
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The Steel Co. of Canada commissioned the Portland Company to build this steam engine which was completed June 20, 1876, Portland Co. Shop #345. This photograph was taken on Portland's waterfront.
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- Title: Steel Co. of Canada Railroad locomotive #1
- Subject Date: 1876
- Town: Portland
- County: Cumberland
- State: ME
- Media: Albumen print
- Dimensions (cm): 27 x 40
- Local Code: Coll. 242, 37-41
- Collection: Portland Company records
- Object Type: Image
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A few days ago Carmen contacted me asking if I would photograph the impending birth of her son. Birth photography is one of my favourite things – it is a time in a woman's life when she is most vulnerable yet also most powerful. I obviously jumped at the chance and chatted to Carmen about her due dates (another week away) and all the little details.
Just two nights later as I jumped into bed I received the phonecall to say her waters had broken and I was off to Ipswich Hospital for the big event.
I arrived at emergency at the same time as Carmen, her mother Bev and her sister Gretchen. We all made the trek to the bith suites together to wait and see what happened.
Carmen ended up sleeping for a bit with her sister close by her side. She soon hopped up to go to the bathroom and ended up staying in there until the birth of her perfect little son a couple of hours later. The high pressure shower head and gas were the only pain relied used. A huge thumbs up has to go to Gretchen also who was everything a support person should be and more – she barely left her sister's side the whole time.
Please enjoy this birth slideshow. It runs for 8 min 34 sec so you might want to grab a coffee.
Thank you to Carmen for allowing me to document this most amazing part of your life and congratulations on the birth of your not so little man.
*no graphic birth pictures are included*


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Along with his mother, Sutton, a 5-foot-11, 214-pounder from Swansea (S.C.), traveled to Chapel Hill for UNC's basketball game against Wake Forest. Ron West, the Tar Heels' linebackers coach and Sutton's primary recruiter, served as Sutton's host during his stay.
Before making his way to the Smith Center, Sutton was given a campus tour.
"It was beautiful," Sutton said. "I basically saw everything. I saw the football facilities. It was beautiful – it was like something from the movies."
Sutton also was able to meet individually with Larry Fedora.
"It wasn't all about football," Sutton said. "It was about developing me as a man. And he talked about life for the students."
Sutton's UNC visit was his first since the end of his football season. During the football season, he attended two Clemson football games. He has also visited Florida State and NC State.
The lack of recruiting trips is greatly attributed to the season-ending injury Sutton suffered three games into his junior season. He tore his ACL, MCL, and meniscus.
Sutton estimates that his knee is 75-80 percent recovered.
"It's coming along," Sutton said. "I'm getting better and better. I'm running now. I'll start making cuts in about two weeks."
The injury hasn't stopped schools from offering Sutton a scholarship. Nearly 20 schools have offered, including Auburn, Clemson, Duke, Florida State, Georgia, LSU, UNC, NC State, Tennessee, and Virginia Tech.
"I'm interested in all the schools, really," Sutton said. "I don't really have a top school. I'm just trying to figure what's best for me."
Sutton says that Clemson, Georgia, and UNC are recruiting him the hardest.
As a sophomore, Sutton made 75 tackles – including 21 for a loss – and forced six fumbles. He also rushed for 233 yards and five touchdowns on 26 carries.


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After Clay Buchholz missed his turn in the rotation with an injury he may or may not have incurred from sleeping on his shoulder in a weird position, alarm bells immediately went off across the fantasy universe.
True, the 28-year-old righty was off to the best start of his career with a record of 7-0 and a microscopic ERA of 1.73, but this was also the same guy who was just two years removed from a 2011 campaign where he only started 14 games before being shut down for the year with back problems. It was pretty easy to look at Buchholz's career numbers – a career in which he has started 16 games or fewer in three of his five "complete" seasons – and say, "Uh, oh. Here we go again…"
He may have temporarily quieted the doubters with another strong performance on Sunday night against the Yankees in the Bronx to string his record to 8-0, but lingering concerns about his ability to stay healthy and whether Buchholz's hot start will continue probably have many fantasy owners looking to sell-high…
Unless you can get truly elite (and well-proven) talent in return, that's probably not a good idea.
With eight wins, a 1.62 ERA and 77 strikeouts in 77 and 2/3 innings, Buchholz is ranked behind only Rangers' ace Yu Darvish in Yahoo standard leagues among pitchers. His K/9 is the highest of his career at 8.92 and out of the 51 hits he has allowed this season, only 15 have gone for extra bases.
It's not as if these numbers have come against a slew of bad ball clubs either. Buchholz has had the luxury of starting against teams like the Astros and Royals, but he's also started against the Orioles, Rays, Twins (twice) and Yankees (twice).
It may seem like a long time ago, but we've seen these sorts of numbers from Buchholz before. In 2010, he started 28 games and finished with a 2.33 ERA and a record of 17-7. His K/9 wasn't quite as filthy as it is this season (6.22) but the ratio of extra base hits he allowed (34 out of 142) is actually better than this season's mark.
It's probably no coincidence that 2010 was the last year that current Red Sox manager John Farrell was in town. Farrell was largely credited with keeping the pitching staff in line during his first tour in Boston and it should come as no surprise that Boston pitching has shown a marked improvement now that he's back. Buchholz, not staff "ace" Jon Lester, is the poster child for that resurgence.
The Red Sox offense is potent, the team is competitive and certainly has something to prove after last year's debacle. All those factors, combined with Farrell's continued mentorship, mean that Buchholz should remain a top fantasy option the rest of the way.
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Type of Document Master's Thesis Author Mouton, Tessa Ann Author's Email Address firstname.lastname@example.com URN etd-06092004-091046 Title Push and Pull Degree Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) Department Art Advisory Committee
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Date of Defense 2004-05-05 Availability unrestricted Abstract"…motion means…passing through time and through space." "Pushes and pulls seem to be the cause of motion." - Richard Wolfson.
"Push and Pull" is about exploring process. While trying to locate my form of expression and process, I rediscovered my mother's form of expression and process – crochet. I decided in order to continue forward, I must explore the past.
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In a never ending quest to make all aspects of the rug hooking experience as comfortable as possible, I tried a new approach to an old chore over the weekend and quite liked the end result.
It is no secret that pattern making causes me problems. My back just can't handle all the bending over one has to do to make a lot of patterns. There for a while, I thought I had the chore farmed out but, unfortunately, my worker bee could not continue after the fall class schedule started.
It is not just the drawing of the pattern that causes me problems.
Even the measuring and prepping of the backing, before the drawing starts, is a challenge. Lately, I have been doing all that prep work on the big oak work table in the studio because it has a much bigger top than my very large light box. Still, when getting 15-20 patterns ready at a pop, that is too much bending over.
Finally, following a suggestion that a reader made a long time ago, I decided to see if I could not find a way to raise my work table to a better height. I knew, of course, that it was a good suggestion when I heard it … I just could not figure out an easy, economical way that it could be achieved without altering the look and functionality of the table. After all, I wanted a high table for pattern making and a low (regular) one when hooking groups came over. Suddenly the solution came to me and, although it sounds little boastful, I'll go on record as stating that this is one of my classiest makeovers.
As it works out, my big dye pots can do double duty and raise that table up an extra 10 inches off the ground. You can't believe how much difference that made to my comfort level! These aluminum extensions are an inexpensive fix that take about 5 seconds to install per side when I want them. At the same time, they do not damage or change the functionality of my big table.
Going 2 steps further to make additional improvements to my comfort zone, I brought over some of the rubber floors mats to cushion the spot where I stand most of the time and covered the top with plastic when I was actually drawing on the backing. (The ink goes through the backing and marks the table if not stopped by the plastic.) With this set up, I can work away for hours and not have back fatigue.
Besides prepping the backing to size, I can also get the outside edges drawn as well. In fact, on some patterns, I can get many of the interior elements drawn without the light box at all. I will still have to go up stairs to work on the light box for part of the process but time there will be greatly limited because of this new set up.
Yes, I am thinking of ways to raise the light table as well. However, given the construction of the table and size of the leg, that won't be as simple as putting a dye pot under each leg. Since the legs are made in such a way as to come off (like many dinning tables) I might just have 4 replacement legs made that are much taller. This would allow me a regular and a high option if I wanted to simply swap the legs. That is probably what I will end up doing … unless I see four things upstairs that are exactly the same height and sturdy enough to support a table. It is located, after all, in the room of requirement.
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text: My eldorado has been steaming for a while. Well the starter went out the other day and I decided to change it myself after mych contemplation. NOt that bad a job at all. Took this novice about and hour with occasional trips to get more of the right tools to get at it. Tip of starter was broken but I was able to retrieve the broken peices. Cool! But, I noticed where she has been steaming from. A good sized crack through starter housing hole and continuing on to just below piston down level on "both" cylinders nearest starter. I was thinking of using some jb weld there but after draining the coolant I applied it and still get some seepage through the crack making the seal wet again. I tried everything that I could think of to get the water out of the block but it still comes seeping through. How can I drain the block properly? And do you teckies think that my patch would work to any degree?


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I think that if Lulu gets his sights set firmly on F1 and not on other things, then he will be a real force to contend with. At the moment perhaps he has too many distractions in his life that are very attractive to him, like his girlfriend, and there's even talk of him wanting to break into the music scene. Plus all the toys a multi millionaire can have etc.. I am not a Lulu fan but I stll have to admit that he has a huge talent and is incredibly fast. Remove the distractions and he will be awesome. Don't forget how he put Alonso in his place!


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Modern Moose Mount made of Recycled Cardboard
Trophy hunting goes guilt-free, green, and animal-friendly when it's a whimsical Cardboard Safari Fred Moose! Moose Trophy Puzzles are laser-cut for precision fit and easy assembly using slotted construction. They look great in their native brown color or can be decorated with paint, glitter, wrapping paper or other craft materials. The perfect companion for home or office and a great gift for your favorite hunter (or animal lover). Each trophy is made from 100% recyclable cardboard, a non-toxic, environmentally friendly product
This clever mortar and pestle is actually two-in-one. The lid works as a smaller hand-held mortar!
Any graphic designer would giggle at this great mug set!
Great for parties! My husband and I are beer lovers, and this is a great thing to do at dinner parties.
Great way to hide all your ugly cords.
These are just hilarious. Would be great for a geeky cocktail party or just having friends over.Tags: video games, geek, Clever, old school, ice cube traysAdded 7 Years Ago from Popdeluxe
At my desk I have tons of USB devices. This hub allows me to use all of them and looks good at the same time. Plus the red tulips always cheer me up!Tags: desk, home office, design, Clever, home businessAdded 7 Years Ago from Popdeluxe
I got this fork for the son of a friend of mine and he and his parents both love it!
These little egglings are perfect for those growing their first time. Just crach the shell, water, and in a few months move to the outdoors for more soilAdded 7 Years Ago from Betterlivingthroughdesign
This is a ceramic, double walled (for insulation), coffee cup that resembles a take-out paper cup. This particular design has a silicone lid that securely attaches to the cup. The outside is matte and the inside is glazed. I ... This is a ceramic, double walled (for insulation), coffee cup that resembles a take-out paper cup. This particular design has a silicone lid that securely attaches to the cup. The outside is matte and the inside is glazed. I prefer a version that Starbucks put out a few months ago. Their version is pretty much the same, but the outside is glazed (and of course has their logo) and the lid is plastic with a silicone liner to keep liquids sealed in. The key difference between the two is the price. "I Am Not A Paper Cup" is roughly $20 and the Starbucks version is $12. The upsides to either is that if you are a daily coffee drinker, you don't have to trash a paper cup and plastic lid every time you get take-out coffee. The downside is that both of them hold about 8 oz. - not favorable if you normally order a "grande" at Starbucks. Another issue for commuters is that it is not spill-proof or splash-proof. And finally, the Starbucks version CANNOT go into the microwave.Tags: home, gifts, tea, humor, food, kitchen, environment, cooking, accessoriesAdded 8 Years Ago from Chiasso
Literally. A dust bunny.
haha so cool
Ever find yourself fumbling around for the light pull? Hang one of these glow in the dark guys on the pull chain and never fumble again. Great for a basement, or garage!Tags: cute, Clever, light pull, home goods, hang on, hang on chain light pullAdded 8 Years Ago from Popdeluxe


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Essiale B&B
Our place is a comfortable and receiving house situated in the city centre, we are on the first floor of a building aged at the end of XIX century. The B&B is located just two steps away from Brignole Central train Station and airport shuttle bus stop. Best starting point for visiting the wonderful city of Genoa, you can reach all the interesting tourist sites in just a few minutes walk.
Available to our guests, large double room with oversize King size bed, third bed/baby bed optional.
Also available twin bed room or triple or single room. Two bathrooms with shower are exclusively used by B&B guests.
Standard Essiale B&B services are: the use of two bathrooms with shower reserved to B&B. The bathroom is shared with only another room. The bed linen and towel change, daily room cleaning, a rich, varied and tastefull breakfast.
We are also pleased to offer to our guests the following extra services, free of charge:
- broadband internet point
- telephone for calls inside Italy
- security box
-coffe-tea machine free in all rooms.
-guidebook and map free.
Air conditioning in all rooms from 1 of June to 11 of September.
For families with children are available, on request and free, baby bed, baby feeder sterilizer and warmer, baby table seat.
Disponibilidad y preciosPara ver la disponibilidad y los precios, selecciona las fechas y pincha "Actualizar fechas"
Instalaciones & Políticas de Pensión
- Recepción 24 horas
- Aire acondicionado
- Desayuno
- Cunas disponibles
- Se aceptan tarjetas de crédito
- Acceso gratuito a Internet
- Wifi gratuito
- Secadores de pelo
- Duchas de agua caliente
- Acceso a Internet
- Sin límite de hora
- Caja fuerte
- Máquina para Té y Café
- Mostrador de excursiones
Política de cancelaciónEsta propiedad cuenta con una política de cancelación de 3 días. Si no se realiza la cancelación dentro de ese plazo se aplicará un recargo de anulación igual a la primera noche de tu estancia.
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From AIRPORT you can take a bus, buy ticket aboard (6€), stop at end Genova Brignole railway station. Exit the station, turn right, go straight on following "via De Amicis", at the end starts "via Gropallo" (3-4 mins by foot).
From HIGHWAY, exit at "Genova Est", then take right direction, toward city centre. At the six traffic lights, and at a crossoroad you will see a pharmacy and the street "corso Monte Grappa", turn right and take it, then at the next crossroad just cut the curve and turn left taking "via Montesano". You are 100-150 mt from house. Follow via Montesano, at the end begins "via Gropallo", we are at number 14/2.
From STATION Stop at Genova Brignole, exiting the train station turn right, follow the street with trees called "via De Amicis", you reach a small square, on the right starts "via Gropallo", we are at number 14/2. Total time needed: about 3-4 mins by foot.


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HollywoodNews.com: Producer Richard Zanuck, Part of Hollywood's Dynasty, Dies at 77.
Beloved Hollywood big studio producer Richard Zanuck has died at age 77 in Hollywood. Zanuck's long list of hits includes "Jaws," "Driving Miss Daisy," "Cocoon," "Big Fish," and most recently, "Dark Shadows." In recent years he co-produced movies with his third wife, Lili Fini Zanuck. For most of his career, Dick Zanuck partnered with the late great David Brown, and they were a popular and successful team in Hollywood. Zanuck was part of Hollywood's real dynasty. His famous father, Darryl F. Zanuck, helped start Hollywood. He began producing movies in 1925. The Zanucks leave a long and proud legacy in the film business. Here's a link to a great piece from two years ago in the L.A. Times. RIP. http://herocomplex.latimes.com/2010/04/13/richard-d-zanuck-a-hollywood-legend-too-busy-to-look-back/
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HollywoodNews.com: Producer Richard Zanuck, Part of Hollywood's Dynasty, Dies at 77.
22nd Producers Guild of America Awards to be produced by Paula Wagner
HollywoodNews.com: The 22nd Annual Producers Guild of America Awards will be produced by veteran producer Paula Wagner, announced today by PGA Presidents Mark Gordon and Hawk Koch. This will be the first involvement with the Producers Guild Awards for Wagner. The 2011 Producers Guild Awards nominations will be announced on January 4th and the ceremony will be held January 22nd at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza.
"Paula is an innovative and dynamic producer with some of the most impressive credits in the business. She has tremendous respect and passion for the producing craft, and we're thrilled she accepted our invitation to produce the 2011 Producers Guild Awards show," said Gordon and Koch. "We're confident that with her energy, efforts and vision the Producers Guild Awards will be better than ever."
"It's been my privilege to be a member of the producing community for nearly 20 years, and I'm honored to produce the 2011 Producers Guild Awards," said Wagner. "I continue to be amazed by the producing talent in film, television and new media. I'm thrilled to help recognize this year's most deserving creative storytellers and to celebrate the necessary art and vital craft of producing."
In 1990 the PGA held the first-ever Golden Laurel Awards, which were renamed the Producers Guild Awards in 2002. Richard Zanuck and Lili Fini Zanuck took home the award for Best Produced Motion Picture for DRIVING MISS DAISY, establishing the Guild's awards as a bellwether for the Oscars. Last year, the PGA awarded THE HURT LOCKER with its Darryl F. Zanuck Producer of the Year Award in Theatrical Motion Pictures. The film was also awarded Best Picture at the 2010 Academy Awards. The Producers Guild Awards have also honored such legendary producers as Steven Spielberg, Jerry Bruckheimer, Brian Grazer, Steven Bochco, Clint Eastwood, Sherry Lansing, Robert Evans, Roger Corman and Lorne Michaels, among others.
Wagner currently helms Chestnut Ridge Productions, developing and producing film, television, theater, and new media projects. She has worked in the top ranks of the entertainment industry as a talent agent, producer, and top studio executive. Wagner began her career at Creative Artists Agency where she spent 15 years representing some of Hollywood's top actors, directors, and writers. In 1993, she moved on to producing and launched Cruise/Wagner Productions with her former CAA client Tom Cruise. For more than a decade, C/W produced countless critically-acclaimed films, including the MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE franchise, WITHOUT LIMITS, SHATTERED GLASS, […]


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This is the last week for roster moves in most leagues. Who are guys worth rostering who could make a jump forward next season?
One I'd suggest in IDP leagues is Margus Hunt (CIN). Came to the Bengals pretty raw and played sparingly this year, but his measurables are ridiculous and he has a good shot at sliding into a starting DE spot on a very talented line. He'll see mostly one-on-one blocking next year.
Ryan Mallett is rostered in a lot of leagues, but you never know what will happen with the Patriots backup QB. Wouldn't be surprising if they try to flip him, although it's going to be hard in such a QB-rich class.
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(LAS VEGAS, NV) -- Few people thought it was possible that the somewhat fragmented billion-dollar adult nightclub industry could come together for it's own convention and tradeshow, but this year will mark the 10-Year Anniversary of the Annual Gentlemen's Club Owners Expo.
Expo 2002, which will be held at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas August 27-29, will attract over 3,000 owners and operators of gentlemen's clubs, the entertainers who perform at the clubs, and the vendors who supply products and services to the clubs. They will meet for three days of Industry Legal & Marketing Panel Sessions, a 250-booth Tradeshow, Feature Entertainer Showcases, the 2002 Adult Nightclub & Exotic Dancer Awards Show, the Club Owners Appreciation Party, and updates from the Association of Club Executives (ACE).
Title sponsors for Expo 2002, which is produced by Exotic Dancer Publications, include Budweiser, Associated Underwriters, Scores of New York, the Spearmint Rhino club chain, and the Deja Vu club chain. The agenda for Expo 2002 is as follows:
Tuesday, August 27
Noon-3 pm: Semi-Finals of the Miss Exotic Dancer USA Contest Series at Las Vegas' newest adult nightclub Jaguars, with complimentary buffet lunch, plus the opportunity to see statewide winners from over 25 states compete to earn a slot in the Finals Contest for Miss Exotic Dancer USA.
3-8 pm: The Expo 2002 Tradeshow featuring 250 companies with products and services designed to increase and improve both club and entertainer business, plus Feature Entertainer Showcases by Continental Theatrical and the Lee Network on the Martin Lighting Mainstage.
9 pm-midnight: The Opening Night Party at the rocking House of Blues at Mandalay Bay introducing over 30 new feature entertainers at the Newcomers Ball, and then capping the night with a surprise show (think G-strings, but a show for the ladies). Sponsored by DJPower, G. Morgan Insurance, R&D Promotions and Marc Anthony's.
Wednesday, August 28
10-11:30 am: The "Big Picture" Legal Panel on how the outcomes of the four significant U.S. Supreme Court cases heard last term and cases the High Court is likely to hear could affect adult nightclubs. A brief explanation of the significance of these cases by the First Amendment Lawyers Association (Fala) attorneys who argued the cases before the High Court. Moderated by attorney J. Michael Murray.
11:30 am-12:30 pm: The "Key Issues" Legal Panel, a chance to learn about the key issues affecting adult clubs from a dozen top Fala attorneys giving personalized attention in an intimate round table setting. Issues include: Zoning, Employee-Independent Contractor Status, Obscenity, Criminal Issues, Liability, Internet issues, and Surviving a Club Raid. Coordinated by Ed Editor Dave Manack.
2-4 pm: The "Future of Our Industry" Panel. As the Expo marks it's 10th Anniversary, what does the future hold for the adult nightclub industry? The answer is found by tapping into the experience of three veteran club professionals (the old vets) and the enthusiasm of three aggressive new club owners (the young Turks). Let the sparks fly. Refereed by attorney Luke Lirot.
4-8 pm: The Expo 2002 Tradeshow, plus a Feature Entertainer Showcase by Pure Talent on the Martin Mainstage.
9-11:30 pm: The Exotic Dancer Awards Show. Nationally known comedian Robert Schimmel makes his hilarious return as the host of the always-surprising, lways-entertaining Exotic Dancer 2002 Adult Nightclub & Exotic Dancer Awards Show in Mandalay Bay's luxurious Storm Theater. Comedy, music, incredible sets, performances by today's top exotic entertainers, and the chance to honor our industry's top nightclubs, entertainers and service companies. Sponsored by Remy Amerique, Big Al's and DrayNay Beverages.
Thursday, August 29
10-11:30: The "Club Owner On Trial" Panel. Imagine you are on trial. We re-enact the courtroom proceedings of "The Club Owner On Trial - the Criminal Issues: Charges of money laundering, racketeering and obscenity." Our legal experts put on the case, and then dissect it. You take notes in the event you're ever on the stand. Moderated by attorney Brad Shafer.
11:30 am-12:30 pm: The "Fighting Big Brother" Panel on maintaining a club's profitability in an adverse political climate. How to eavesdrop on the Religious Right and Big Brother as they meddle with our business. Learn how municipalities share information designed to close adult clubs. Best yet, top Fala attorneys give chilling portrayals of the leaders of the Right. Moderated by Ace President Micheal Ocello.
2-3 pm: The "Fine Art of Marketing" Panel where a panel of marketing pros will pass on proven marketing techniques, both old stand-bys and revolutionary new concepts. Moderated by Jack Pepper of Galardi South Enterprises. 3-4 pm: The "New for Your Club" Panel with details on the latest products and services available to improve both the look and the operation of adult clubs. Moderated by Joe Hall of Deja Vu.
4-8 pm: The Expo 2002 Tradeshow, plus Feature Entertainer Showcases by Universal Entertainment and Legacy Entertainment.
9-11:30 pm: 1st Annual Club Owner Appreciation Party, sponsored by Mal Entertainment, Pure Talent and Future Brands.
Expo 2002 officially wraps Thursday night, August 29th, but the action continues on Friday and Saturday when the 6th Annual Exotic Dancer Fan Fair takes over at Mandalay Bay. The Expo badge can be used to attend all Fan Fair events. The agenda for Fan Fair 2002 is as follows:
Friday, August 30
2-5 pm: For the fifth year, the Pure Gold club chain will be sponsoring the Fan Fair Bikini Contest at the Mandalay Bay pool where fans and industry pros can see 75 entertainers compete for over $20,000 in cash and prizes. Plus the Gent magazine Boobalicious Babes contest finals.
8-10 pm: Wrapping up a year of Miss Exotic Dancer USA statewide contests around the country, those talented entertainers (and their proud sponsoring club owners) who have made it to the Finals will compete for the title of Miss 2002 Exotic Dancer USA before a panel of industry judges at Little Darlings gentlemen's club. It's your chance to see tomorrow's stars today.
Saturday, August 31
1-5 pm: It will be more intimate this year at the Fan Fair Tradeshow where fans can meet one-on-one with their favorite feature entertainers in a club setting where the girls can let their hair (and tops) down and pose for photos, sign guys up to their fan clubs and promo their products at Club Paradise, Exotic Dancer's Club of the Year for 2001.
8-10 pm: The Fan Fair Entertainers Showcase will highlight the talents of some of the country's top touring stars at Spearmint Rhino gentlemen's club.
The Expo 2002 registration fee is $319 for industry professionals and $219 for entertainers, and includes access to all of the Expo panels, parties, showcases and tradeshow (with the exception of the Ed Awards Show which has a separate ticket cost of $69). The Expo 2002 badge is also good for entry to all of the Fan Fair 2002 events. The badges for fans wanting to attend Fan Fair 2002 are $99 for a basic pass and $199 for a Vip pass. Send payment to Ed Publications, 2431 Estancia Blvd., Bldg. B, Clearwater, FL 33761; credit card orders can be called in to (727) 726-3592; or register online at ExoticDancer.com.
To reserve your room at Mandalay Bay, call (877) 632-7700.
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HARMON AIR PRIZE IS WON BY SCOTT; Briton Gets the International Award for Best Aviator -- Capt. Lehmann Honored,
Awards for outstanding accomplishment in aeronautics for 1934, made by the Ligue Internationale des Aviateurs, were announced here yesterday. This organization, with headquarters in Paris, awards annually the Harmon Trophies, donated by Clifford B. Harmon, its president.
March 11, 1935
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/// Long Form Content vs Short, Frequent Blog Updates
May 6, 2014 | Blog
Many website owners are always wondering how long their content should be and how often it should be posted. A recent LinkedIn blog presented an answer to this age old question.
Basically, posting long form content once a day is not always the way to go. But posting several super short blog posts with mostly fluff does not always work best, either. The author, Bill Belew, decided to do a study with his students. This is what he found: "Posting quality, bite-sized articles multiple times a day versus once a day produced more than 10 times the organic search results."
You can read more about this at LinkedIn.
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US History II
posted by Amy~ .
"WWII ends"
Would this be considered a movement,trend, or activities in literature, science, art or economics...anyone of these?
It would be considered an event.
We could consider the end of WWII an activity in economics. Instead of spending immense amounts of money on the war effort, the countries now had this money to spend upon rebuilding their societies. Consumer goods, such as refrigerators, cars, and steel for road building could now be manufactured since these factories weren't needed for making guns and military vehicles.
To a much lesser extent, the end of WWII could also be considered an activity in literature, science, and art.
Thank you again! I wasn't sure if the end of WWII would be considered as any of those activities...
You're welcome.
Please check to see if "event," as suggested by GuruBlue, is the same as "activity."


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has any body ever heard of hyderabad biryani?????
If no.......no worries .....
but do take some time to know about it .....
its an mouth watering dish.
I'm doing some Biryani now. Will post some picks later. It's a try before i cook for my friends and family. Interesting dish.
Interesting recipe. Thanks for posting.
We are quite fond of Indian cuisine, and it is relatively easy finally, to obtain the vast array of Indian rices, spices, condiments and products from India, in the Madrid Capital however, it is relatively a rare commodity in the Gargano Peninsula, Puglia.
Making note of the recipe for future usage.
Thanks for posting pictorial and recipe.
Margaux Cintrano.
I prepared this dish today with the milk-saffron et all.
Changed this: once the biryani's done, i add chopped fresh mint, cilantro and fried onions. NIce touch.
Ghee is important. Also to infuse the rice with spices.
The best recipe I've used for Hydrabadi Biryani was one I found on youtube. The video itself is kind of hilarious, but trust me, the results are amazing.