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When it comes to news, much as comedy, timing is everything -- and it's clear the good folks at the New York Times don't have it.
On Saturday, the Times published an op-ed by graphics director Charles M. Blow carping and whining about the now infamous Democrat presidential debate broadcast on ABC Wednesday, and, in particular, that no time was spent talking about climate change.
Well, Charles, maybe that's because in an ABC poll that was embargoed until 11:35 PM Thursday, exactly ZERO respondents felt global warming was the single most important issue in their choice for president.
Alas, that didn't prevent Blow from blowing his top concerning the matter (emphasis added, h/t Chris Horner):
The League of Conservation Voters, an environmental watchdog group, reports that in the debates in which five Sunday-morning television anchors — George Stephanopoulos, Tim Russert, Wolf Blitzer, Chris Wallace and Bob Schieffer — have participated (17 in total) and in their major interviews with the candidates (176 in total) only eight of the 2,372 questions asked have mentioned global warming or climate change.
That omission is baffling because the environment has become a big issue for Americans. Nearly 6 in 10 people responding to a Pew Research Center poll in January said that protecting the environment and dealing with energy problems should be top priorities.
Well, but as the Competitive Enterprise Institute's Myron Ebell wrote me concerning this matter (with permission):
The 6 in 10 Pew poll result cited as evidence is nearly all based on worries over high gas prices. Count me as among the 6.
Me, too. But I digress:
Apparently, the moderators didn't get the message. Instead they revived a more trivial issue, allowing a question that called Mr. Obama's patriotism into question for not wearing a flag pin on his lapel. Better to have tied patriotism to the environment and ask whose global warming plan will best ensure that no one will ever have to go to Lower Manhattan and point to the spot in the water where ground zero used to be.
Ummm, maybe they DID get the message, Charles -- from their OWN POLLING!!!
Instead, it is clearly YOU that didn't get the message publishing this piece on Saturday DESPITE what ABC revealed Thursday evening.
As CEI's Chris Horner wrote me:
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Like Barton and the rest of the small corps of researchers pursuing the disease, Reeder abruptly reoriented her career to deal with it. She and her students picked up the normally stately pace of science, running experiments in the field and lab as quickly as they could devise them. These days, the hallway outside her laboratory is crowded with worn backpacks and other scuffed field gear. "Sometimes I feel like a rat on an electrified grid," she says with a laugh.
In Kentucky, Barton was also working overtime, sampling skin secretions and hair from bats in caves throughout the state. In her laboratory, she and her students cataloged naturally occurring antifungal compounds produced by bacteria and other fungi, identifying some compounds that might protect vulnerable bats from white-nose syndrome. But to test the most promising compounds, she needed something Kentucky didn't yet have: sick bats.
When Reeder and Barton met at a bat conference in 2009, their complementary skills were obvious. "We spoke different languages, but it was clear that we needed to talk to each other," says Reeder. Last fall, in southeastern Pennsylvania, Barton and several of Reeder's students donned Tyvek suits and belly-crawled into the depths of one of the oldest limestone mines in North America. There, they trapped more than 100 infected bats and confined them in mesh enclosures with aerosolized antifungal compounds. They then left the bats alone to hibernate, hoping that some would survive until spring. They repeated the experiment in Reeder's lab, applying the compounds to infected bats in her hibernation chambers.
On a mid-March afternoon, Reeder visits the four laboratory hibernation chambers that house the treated bats. The chambers, which resemble bulky refrigerators, held 128 bats last fall. Now, three of the four chambers are empty and quiet, shut down after the last of their bats died last month. In the corner of the dimly lit room, in the only operating chamber, a single bat survives—but it won't live much longer. Through a small window, it's possible to see its silhouette, hanging motionless from the metal rack inside. Its furry body is no larger than a human thumb.
Reeder and her students travel through the rolling Pennsylvania countryside, headed for the limestone mine where bats were caged last fall. The roadsides are dotted with gray stone houses and churches, reminders of the time when the area's limestone provided shelter for people as well as bats. The mouth of the mine, tucked into a steep hillside above a two-lane highway, is blocked with a forbidding metal gate, designed to keep out vandals. Still, the cave is littered with beer bottles, and a message is unevenly spray-painted on the clammy rock: "This is great."
But not for the bats in this mine, whose numbers have dropped from an estimated 10,000 two years ago to roughly 180 today. Reeder and her students zip up their Tyvek suits and pick their way through the fallen rocks on the mine floor, the beams of their headlamps cutting through the cool, misty half-dark. Little brown bats are hanging onto the rocks, alone or in twos and threes, their fur glistening with moisture. Here and there, a dead bat lies on the ground, the bodies hardly more substantial than dried leaves. The crew counts 35 live bats hanging just inside the mouth of the mine, almost half bearing visible signs of white-nose syndrome. All are far closer to the mine entrance than is normal for this time of year. Later, a few will flutter out of the mine, pale brown and reeling in the daylight.
The crew slips through a narrow horizontal slot on the side of the mine, crawling headfirst down a boulder-filled slope. There, more bad news awaits: the mesh cages have been vandalized by raccoons, and the treated bats inside have all either escaped or been eaten. An entire season of data lost—to raccoons! Among the researchers, the frustration is palpable, their reactions unprintable.
By the time she returns to the mouth of the mine, Reeder is philosophical. "I don't do mopey very well," she says. From her laboratory experiments, she already knows that the treatments they used can't save bats from white-nose syndrome; at best, they may prolong their lives a little while. Perhaps different compounds, or higher concentrations of the same compounds, might boost survival rates, but those are questions for the next study.
In their search for patterns in the white-nose epidemic, Reeder and her students have found that bats in cooler conditions may have better survival rates. So it's possible that humans could alter the temperatures in some mines—by changing the shape of entrances to direct airflow, for instance. In Tennessee, conservationists are already planning to build an artificial cave that can be kept fungus-free, and in New Hampshire, biologists are studying bats that hibernate in abandoned World War II-era bunkers, hoping that climate conditions inside will help some bats survive. The National Zoo has attempted to keep endangered Virginia big-eared bats alive in captivity, so far with limited success.
Even if such heroic measures can reduce the toll, many bat species will take generations to recover from white-nose syndrome. Thomas Kunz, a bat researcher at Boston University, is already preparing for these diminished populations. Since bats depend on each other's body heat to warm their summer roosts, Kunz has devised artificial roosts—narrow crevices built of scrap lumber—that can be warmed efficiently by just a few bats.

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Two days after frequent Breitbart News contributor Austin Ruse proclaimed that liberal academics "should all be taken out and shot," the American Family Association announced that it was cutting its ties with the inflammatory social conservative.
Filling in for American Family Radio host and Fox News contributor Sandy Rios on March 12, Ruse weighed in on the controversy surrounding a Duke University freshman who recently revealed that she has acted in porn to help pay her college tuition:
RUSE: That is the nonsense that they teach in women's studies at Duke University, this is where she learned this. The toxic stew of the modern university is gender studies, it's "Sex Week," they all have "Sex Week" and teaching people how to be sex-positive and overcome the patriarchy. My daughters go to a little private religious school and we pay an arm and a leg for it precisely to keep them away from all of this kind of nonsense. I do hope that they go to a Christian college or university and to keep them so far away from the hard left, human-hating people that run modern universities, who should all be taken out and shot.
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This is a discussion on recommend holster for 4 day handgun training within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I'll be attending Front Sight's 4 day defensive handgun course sometime this year. I'm looking for suggestions on a holster to use. I have already ...
I'll be attending Front Sight's 4 day defensive handgun course sometime this year. I'm looking for suggestions on a holster to use. I have already decided to get a IWB holster from Little Bear Holsters, but I didn't know if that would work for the course.
I didn't know exactly where to put this post. Holsters or Tactical training?
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Train the way you carry everyday.
I just got back and rented the gun so that I did not have to goof around with TSA. I used the XD 9mm with the OWB Kydex Springfield holster and that worked very well for the purpose at hand and that is to create muscle memory. Keep in mind that you are trainng on a gravel surface and if you drop the gun, it isn't easy on it. Also, you do a lot of magazine changes and malfunction drills which exposes the mags to the rocks. For $100.00 rental for the week I felt better using their gun with my ammo. The drawing motion is pretty much the same whether OWB or IWB as long as the gun is in the same position. It has been easier once I got home to draw from either position as I now know the mechanics that apply for either. I had a great time and you should look forward to the experience.
You'd do well to have an OWB kydex rig from Bladetech. Their holsters with the "stingray" attachment are very stable and fast. You will be racing the clock toward the end of your visit and fighting to draw from an IWB might not be worth it. Yes, it's good to train with what you plan on using but Front Sight promotes pseudo-competition. You'll compete better with an OWB holster. If not Bladetech, go with a fobus (cheaper). Avoid retention devices like straps and don't bring a DOH (Dropped-Offset Holster) as I believe these are not permitted. Make sure you have a sturdy belt too. Not a bad time to get a dedicated "instructor's belt." They're not that expensive.
Please report back on your experience with Front Sight for the rest of us...
I would use the holster(s) you tend to use most of the time for SD.
Using the same holster would help to develop muscle memory for those times that you may have to reach out and 'touch' someone.
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Feb. 7, 2013
TRITON INVITATIONAL (Tournament Central)
Saturday, Feb. 9 -- vs. Long Beach State (San Diego, Calif.), 12:30 p.m. PST
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Sunday, Feb. 10 -- Bracket Play (San Diego, Calif.)
The No. 10-ranked University of Michigan water polo team (1-6) will return to California this weekend to participate in the 16-team Triton Invitational, hosted by UC San Diego in San Diego, Calif. The Wolverines will open play against Long Beach State (0-0) at 12:30 PST on Saturday (Feb. 9) before facing either No. 7 San Diego State (5-1) or Santa Clara (3-4) at 4:30 or 5:50 p.m. at the Canyonview Pool. Michigan will wrap up the tournament with bracket play on Sunday (Feb. 10).
The Last Meeting
February 12, 2011
San Diego, Calif.
The Wolverines trail, 7-2, in the all-time series against Long Beach State. U-M claimed the most-recent meeting, however, with a 6-0 shutout on Feb. 12, 2011.
Six of Michigan's first seven games will be against top-10 opposition. U-M has faced the No. 1, No. 3, No. 4, No. 7 and No. 8 (twice) nationally ranked teams.
Fifteen of U-M's 26 players are California natives.
Senior Kiki Golden was named CWPA Western Division Player of the Week honors last week after posting eight steals, a pair of field blocks and four goals during the Wolverines' West Coast trip. It was her second straight weekly citation after claiming the league's Player of the Week honor in the first week. Golden holds 10 total weekly honors from the league office, earning three Defensive Player of the Week honors plus three Player of the Week and three Rookie of the Week accolades.
Freshman Emily Sejna scored a hat trick -- and her first career goals -- in the Wolverines' game at California on Jan. 26. It was U-M's third hat trick on the season. Seniors Kiki Golden and Lauren Colton both tallied hat tricks in the Wolverines' senior opener against Colorado State. Golden boasts 17 career hat tricks, while Colton owns 12.
Six Wolverine freshmen have already registered their first collegiate goals this season. Bryce Beckwith headlines the group with five goals, while Presley Pender and Emily Sejna own three goals apiece. Kelly Martin, Julia Riemersma and Gabriella Serure also scored in the opening two weekends.
With 12 goals over the season's first seven games, senior Kiki Golden upped her career goal tally to 160 and moved to fourth place among U-M's all-time scoring leaders. She is 50 goals shy of the third spot, currently held by Alison Mantel (210, 2008-11). Shana Welch (2004-07) holds the U-M's program record with 297 career goals.
Senior goalkeeper Alex Adamson already owns 55 saves on the season and with her effort on the California trip, upped her career save total to 486 to move to second among U-M's all-time leaders in the category. U-M assistant coach Betsey Armstrong (2002-05) owns the school record with 1,267 career saves.
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Q: How successful was the water polo performance at Monday's annual Mock Rock competition?
A: I'd say this year was the best since I'd been here at least. We teamed up with the men's lacrosse team. We weren't as funny as we wanted to be the last two years, so we figured that if we brought in a bunch of guys, we could be goofy and get the crowd going. We did a performance of Tarzan and Jane. All the water polo girls were Jane and the guys were Tarzan. We also had a couple girls dressed in gorilla suits and another in a banana suit. It was a pretty funny act. The freshmen really pulled through; they were our stars.
Q: With so many freshmen on the team, do think the upperclassmen are doing a good job of stepping up, leading and helping them along?
A: We definitely did a lot at the beginning of the season. The freshmen are half the team, so we really had to show them how we do things here at Michigan. I'd say now that we're into our season, and we're already past the midpoint in the school year, the freshmen have started to figure it out. We're more of a cohesive team than split into freshmen and upperclassman. Everything feels more equal and balanced. They know what they're doing, take initiative and do it themselves.
Q: Do you feel like you're all starting to click in the pool as well?
A: I think that with Hathaway's (Moore) injury, it's been a little different for the starting group to figure out how they're going to play -- along with losing a couple seniors to graduation. But for the most part, I think that now that we've had several games and several scrimmages among ourselves, we're figuring out what players mesh well together in the water, who is good coming off the bench and just the various roles.
Q: Is it hard to figure all those things out while you're playing top-10 opponents every game?
A: Yes, it's a little difficult at times. But there are other times when things were working well, we'd try to replicate them and work from what we knew we can do instead of worrying about who we were playing. No matter who were playing, we'd try to stick with the same plays and the things we had focused on in practice.
Q: On being a Michigan native.
A: I'd definitely like to see the sport grow more here in the Midwest. I've gone to California for a couple of summers to train out there, and it's a whole different game out there. I think we need to get people playing younger out here, and we need to just make it more popular. It's hard when you're not on the ocean or it's not warm. Water polo is not the first, go-to sport. With Betsey [Armstrong], an Olympian, coming back to the area, I think that will help gain some attention. We need to start up more high school programs. That would help garner more interest.
The Wolverines dropped three decisions to top-10 opponents on their California road trip, falling to No. 1 Stanford (11-2, Jan. 25), No. 9 San Jose State (9-4, Jan. 26) and No. 4 California (14-7, Jan. 26). Michigan hung close with both the Cardinal and the Aztecs through the opening half before struggling to maintain pace in the second. Senior Kiki Golden scored four goals -- at least one per game -- while freshman Emily Sejna notched her first collegiate hat trick in the road finale. [ Recaps: Stanford | San Jose State/California ]
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CBS will televise Sunday's game, and Marv Albert (play-by-play) and Steve Kerr (analyst) will have the call.
Carolina enters the weekend at 10-5 in ACC play, tied for third place in the conference with Virginia. Miami enters the weekend in first place at 14-1 and Duke is second at 11-4. NC State is fifth at 9-6, and Maryland and Florida State are both 7-8.
UNC has won four consecutive games and 10 of 13 since starting ACC play 0-2 in early January. Carolina's four-game win streak includes victories over Virginia (Feb. 16 at home), Georgia Tech (Feb. 19 on the road), NC State (Feb. 23 at home) and Clemson (Feb. 28 on the road).
The Seminoles are coming off a 76-62 home win over Wake Forest on Tuesday night after previously having lost back-to-back road games at NC State and Virginia Tech.Former Tar Heel and 1978 National Player of the Year Phil Ford (a 2013 inductee into the Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame) and former Tar Heel coach Bill Guthridge will be honored at halftime.
Carolina is 20-8 this season and has posted the 55th 20-win season in its 103-year history. The Tar Heels have won 20 games 40 times in the last 43 years (every season since 1970-71 except 2001-02, 2002-03 and 2003-04).
This season marks Carolina's ninth 20-win season in a row under head coach Roy Williams, who was won at least 20 games in 23 of his 25 seasons as a head coach (and won 19 in the other two years).
Carolina won at least 20 games for an NCAA-record 31 consecutive seasons from 1970-71 to 2000-01. In that span, the Tar Heels won at least 25 games 21 times and at least 30 games three times.
Carolina beat Clemson on Thursday night to win its 10th ACC game of the season, earning their 37th 10-win ACC season and its eighth in the last nine years under head coach Roy Williams.
No other ACC school has as many 10-win ACC seasons as Carolina. Duke is second with 31.
Carolina leads the series with Florida State, 43-12, including a 33-11 advantage since the Seminoles joined the ACC prior to the 1991-92 season.
The Tar Heels have won 24 of the last 31 in the series, including 13 of the last 17 meetings.
Carolina leads the series 17-4 in Chapel Hill and and 14-4 in the Smith Center. FSU beat UNC in Chapel Hill during the 1991-92, 1995-96, 1999-2000 and 2009-10 seasons.
Carolina has won eight of its last nine games against FSU in Chapel Hill.
Roy Williams is 13-5 vs. FSU as the UNC head coach.
P.J. Hairston scored a then career-high 23 points to lead Carolina to a 77-72 win at Florida State on Jan. 12, 2013, in the Tucker Center in Tallahassee. Hairston set a career high for field goals, shooting 9 for 14 from the floor, and hit 4 of 9 three-point tries. He also grabbed four rebounds in 28 minutes.
Jackson Simmons, celebrating his 20th birthday, scored a career-high eight points and grabbed four rebounds. All four of Simmons' rebounds came off the offensive glass and led to eight Tar Heel second-chance points.
Carolina scored 19 second-chance points overall to FSU's 11. The Tar Heels rebounded 19 of their 31 missed shots in the game.
Reggie Bullock had 12 points and eight rebounds for the Tar Heels while also tallying four assists (and just one turnover) and making two steals.
James Michael McAdoo finished with 14 points and eight rebounds in 35 minutes.
UNC ended the game on a 12-4 run in the final 5:42 of the game.
Carolina out-rebounded FSU by a 41-19 margin, including a 19-6 edge on the offensive boards. The +22 rebound margin for the Tar Heels was its biggest of the season to date, eclipsing a +20 mark against Florida Atlantic and McNeese State.
UNC's 19 offensive rebounds equalled FSU's 19 total boards. The Seminoles' 19 rebounds were the fewest by a Carolina opponent through 16 games this season.
Florida State hit 11 of 22 three-point attempts in the game but none in the last 11:57 of the game. The Seminoles, who hit 12 three-pointers in a 2012 win over UNC in the Tucker Center, have hit a combined 23 shots from behind the arc in the last two Carolina appearances in Tallahassee.
The Tar Heels connected on 8 of 20 three-point attempts as a team, led by Hairston's four. Bullock also hit two from long range, as did Marcus Paige.
Carolina shot 53.3 percent from the floor in the second half and 48.3 percent for the game.
The victory was UNC's first ACC win of the season and allowed the Tar Heels to avoid just the second 0-3 ACC start in school history (1996-97).


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Sundays can get pretty hectic in our household. Our little man is usually up by 6am so unfortunately we never get to sleep in. There is always an opportunity to be lazy though, instead of rushing around the house trying to get breakfast sorted before church, going out and enjoying a delicious breakfast cooked and prepared by someone else is a real treat. Not to mention the great coffee!
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Last weekend, hubby and I decided to return to Four Figs Cafe in Beaconsfield which is one of the top cafes on our list locally. They make great coffee, the service is prompt and most importantly the food never disappoints. I absolutely loved my Spanish Baked Eggs and the delicious spicy flavour of the sauce that pretty much gave me a good kick start to the day. I probably did not NEED dessert after that, but I ordered the pancakes anyway and boy was I glad I did!
When the pancakes arrived my mouth started salivating all over again. The caramel sauce was incredible (and I am so glad they were generous with the amount of sauce on my plate!) and the pancakes were soft and fluffy, and the best thing that made those pancakes perfect were the topping. They ticked every single MasterChef box when it came to preparing a dish... you had to have the different texture e.g. the softness, the crumbleness, lots of sauce, and some crunch. These pancakes had them all! To tie everything together even more perfectly was the ice cream. I was a happy mummy.
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Motorola FINITI Review
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Finding themselves in a healthy position right now in the mobile space doesn't mean that veteran handset maker Motorola is going to dedicate their efforts solely to cell phones. Rather, they're still pushing forward in the Bluetooth headset segment by conjuring up their latest achievement; the Motorola FINITI...
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Home > News & Events > News > News Archive > HKS in the News April 19, 2012
1. Egypt's Spymaster Candidate For President, Omar Suleiman (Masoud) Newsweek
2. Workers of the World Divide (Western) The Huffington Post
3. Innovation: Are feds afraid of their own shadows? (Kelman) Federal Computer Week
4. Broadcast News Networks Misrepresent Intelligence On Iranian Nuclear Issues (Walt) OpEdNews.com
5. The Tragedy of Argentina ( Barbieri ) The Wall Street Journal
Egypt's Spymaster Candidate For President, Omar Suleiman
April 16
Commentary by: Tarek Masoud, Ash Center
Topic: Egyptian politics
The 14 months since Hosni Mubarak's overthrow have not been kind to those who yearn for a free Egypt. A military junta rules, Islamists dominate the Parliament, thousands languish in army jails, the economy careens toward insolvency, no one has been held accountable for the slaughter of more than 800 citizens during the country's 2011 uprising—and now Omar Suleiman, Mubarak's spymaster and onetime deputy, is running for president. For many Egyptians, the general's reappearance is a bitter reminder of the incompleteness of their revolution. …
Workers of the World Divide
The Huffington Post
April 18
Commentary: Bruce Western, Wiener Center
Topic: The decline of unions
Since the middle of the last century, the American labor movement has been in steady decline. In the early 1950s, around one-third of the United States' total labor force was unionized. Today, just one-tenth remains so. Unionization of the private sector is even lower, at five percent. Over the last few decades, unions' influence has waned and workers' collective voice in the political process has weakened. As a result, wages have stagnated, income inequality has increased, and the American political conversation has narrowed. …
Innovation: Are feds afraid of their own shadows?
Federal Computer Week
April 18
Commentary by: Steven Kelman
Topic: Studies on workplace behavior
I recently read a fascinating article in the Academy of Management Journal with the slightly daunting title "Implicit Voice Theories: Taken-for-Granted Rules of Self-Censorship at Work."
The article, by James Detert of Cornell University and Amy Edmondson of Harvard Business School, is about how employees decide whether or not to speak up about problems in their workplaces. The authors are not only interested in whistle-blowing but also in cases in which someone could point out inefficiencies or opportunities for improvement. The article is very relevant to a government management context — and not just for what it says about why employees often don't speak up about problems. …
Broadcast News Networks Misrepresent Intelligence On Iranian Nuclear Issues OpEdNews.com
April 18
Quoted: Stephen Walt, Belfer Center
Topic: The media's representation of the Iran nuclear program
… When Defense Secretary Leon Panetta addressed the hypothetical scenario of Iran deciding to pursue nuclear weapons, he still estimated that it would take the country a considerable about of time to build a weapon following the decision to initiate such a program. In the interview, Panetta said, "The consensus is that, if they decided to do it, it would probably take them about a year to be able to produce a bomb and then possibly another one to two years in order to put it on a deliverable vehicle of some sort in order to deliver that weapon."
Invoking Ahmadinejad or his rhetoric, including the famously mistranslated "Israel must be wiped off the map," similarly misleads. Stephen Walt, professor of international affairs at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, explains that inserting Ahmadinejad into the discussion is problematic because the Iranian president "has little or no influence over Iran's national security policy, his power has been declining sharply in recent months, and Supreme Leader Ali Khameini -- who does make the key decisions -- has repeatedly said that nuclear weapons are contrary to Islam." …
The Tragedy of Argentina
The Wall Street Journal
April 18
Commentary by: Pierpaolo Barbieri, Belfer Center
Topic: Lessons from Argentina's recession
President Cristina Kirchner's decision to renationalize YPF, the Argentine oil company controlled by Spain's Repsol, took many by surprise. But to someone who grew up in Argentina, it was all too predictable. My country has once again become a byword for economic folly. What I find truly incredible is that serious commentators like economist Nouriel Roubini are offering Argentina as a role model for Greece. …
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Iga A is one flirtatious red-head. She's got the face that can light up a room and a pair of breasts that will make you go weak in the knees. These photos are from Met-Art and titled Nuditas by Michael White.
only in dreams have i seen such beauty!
It is rare to find a woman with a natural figure like hers.
Michael White is the luckiest guy around, the opportunity to photograph Iga OH!!!!!!!!!!!! what I would,nt give for that chance.


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Country: Portugal
Made it into a library:
I have the some example code for the Arduino that does a decent job figuring out where and how much is being turned on the encoder.
Take a look here:
(if you can help improve the code please fork it)
This is a class IIIa, up to 5 mW output power.
A class IIIb with output power from 6mW to 500mW would be able to cause light skin burns[1].
I'd say if you want to get paper or some other material cut you would need some very powerful laser beams.
1 - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_safety
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OYB September 11
Julie FerwerdaJulie Ferwerda's Blog
- 2009 Sep 11
8:11-14 The LORD has said to me in the strongest terms: "Do not think like everyone else does. Do not be afraid that some plan conceived behind closed doors will be the end of you. Do not fear anything except the LORD Almighty. He alone is the Holy One. If you fear him, you need fear nothing else. He will keep you safe. I had to print the Classic NLT for this passage. I began reading the OYB Sept. 22 of 2000, so my first time reading this passage was 9/11/01! I can't tell you how comforted I felt by these words on that day! It was so fitting. I have marveled every year since!
As times disintegrate, we must keep these words of comfort
in mind. Just this week I read that the Al-Qaeda is targeting Germany for
another large scale attack in the coming weeks. Interestingly, the Islam
Ramadan ends on the Feast of Trumpets this year (Rosh Hashana), which is
September 19.
As times disintegrate, we must keep these words of comfort
in mind. Just this week I read that the Al-Qaeda is targeting Germany for
another large scale attack in the coming weeks. Interestingly, the Islam
Ramadan ends on the Feast of Trumpets this year (Rosh Hashana), which is
September 19.
8:14 But to Israel and Judah he will be a stone that makes people stumble, a rock that makes them fall. And for the people of Jerusalem he will be a trap and a snare. We will list all of the Messianic prophecies we find, which will be a lot! That is one of the reasons I love Isaiah so much.
8:20-22 Look to God's instructions and teachings! People who contradict his word are completely in the dark. They will go from one place to another, weary and hungry. And because they are hungry, they will rage and curse their king and their God. They will look up to heaven and down at the earth, but wherever they look, there will be trouble and anguish and dark despair. They will be thrown out into the darkness. This passage is RICH with meaning! First of all, we are to look to God's instructions and teachings. Where do we find these? Obviously the Scriptures, but part of understanding the Scriptures is to look to the ones He entrusted the oracles and teachings TO. Otherwise, we begin inserting man's wisdom instead of God's intentions into Scripture and we begin to contradict His words through false traditions and teachings. I believe what He is saying here about being "weary and hungry" is that when people do not understand the Word, and they contradict it with their teachings, they become weary and hungry for truth, unsatisfied in false teachings. This leads to cursing God because He does not "come through" for them (especially in the end times!). And their unbelief leads them to outer darkness, as Jesus prophesied to the Jews. This is outer darkness outside the Kingdom where they are not in the light of His presence. This is all my understanding and belief. The next verse is very important in this concept!
9:1 Nevertheless, that time of darkness and despair will not go on forever.
9:2 The people who walk in darkness will see a great light. For those who live in a land of deep darkness, a light will shine. In our understanding of Jewish prophecy of cycles, this was fulfilled with the first coming of Jesus, but will be fulfilled again in the ever-expanding Kingdom of God (see verse 7!)!
9:3 You will enlarge the nation of Israel, and its people will rejoice. They will rejoice before you as people rejoice at the harvest and like warriors dividing the plunder. Think about it...ENLARGE the nation of Israel! Rejoice at HARVEST! We see some beautiful pictures emerging in Isaiah that we have studied for months. I have a feeling the best is yet to come!
9:6-7 For a child will be born to us, a son will be given to us; and the government will rest on His shoulders; and His name will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince of Peace. There will be no end to the increase of His government or of peace, on the throne of David and over his kingdom, to establish it and to uphold it with justice and righteousness. From then on and forevermore (Hebrew reads something like, "as far as the ages") the zeal of the LORD of hosts will accomplish this. The "increase of His government" will not stop until the end of the last age!
2 Corinthians
12:6 But I won't [boast], because I don't want anyone to give me credit beyond what they can see in my life or hear in my message. This is a good reminder to let people see who we are by how we live our lives, not by what we say we are. A picture does paint a thousand words!


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HOMER CITY — The Homer-Center backfield is somewhat confusing, and that's just the way the Wildcats like it.
Some days, Mike Newhouse is their workhorse, and other days, Ean Lee is their go-to guy.
But opponents need to keep their eyes on Matt McAdoo, too.
Oh, yeah, and don't forget about quarterback Aaron Berezansky or he will take off.
The Wildcats rushed for 331 yards Friday night and were just too much for Purchase Line to handle in a 37-14 win in a Heritage Conference football game at Memorial Field.
"We like mixing it up all the time," Newhouse said. "They never know who's coming at them. It could be any of us. It gives us an advantage in every game that we have a pretty good backfield, and we execute. We come in knowing that we have to play hard and do the things that we're coached to do, and the game unfolds itself."
Lee finished with 85 yards on eight carries, Newhouse had 84 yards on 13 carries, and McAdoo added 69 yards on six carries.
"We expected that," Purchase Line coach Brandon Overdorff said. "They are big, they can move, they are strong, they are physical, and they have all been there for a long time. Some of those guys have been starting for three years. That is a really good football team."
Homer-Center raced to a 31-6 halftime lead and held the Red Dragons to 16 rushing yards through the first three quarters.
"Those guys work hard, plus our guys up front are getting a good push," Homer-Center coach Greg Page said. "We're seeing eight or nine guys in the box, and when we need those tough yards, we have three or four guys who we know can get them for us. We have guys up front who want to run the ball and appreciate that type of football. That's what we expect out of them — on both sides of the ball."
The Wildcats were strong from the start Friday. They forced a three-and-out to begin the game and then marched 63 yards on the ensuing possession to jump to a 6-0 lead. Lee capped the drive with a 25-yard run.
Just 11 seconds later, Purchase Line's Grant Syster returned the kickoff 75 yards to tie the score, but Homer-Center steadily pulled away after that. Syster, the area's leading rusher, ran for just 19 yards on seven attempts.
"That just showed us that we were going to be in for a ball game," Page said of the kickoff return. "They have some fine players on that team, and one of their very best made a great play. It put the pressure on us, that's for sure, but fortunately we overcame it and were able to get some more first-half scores."
"We had a little momentum early on," Overdorff said. "They came in and scored, and we answered right back with that kick return. We tried to do whatever we could, but they just beat us into submission. They could've beaten us a lot worse than the scoreboard shows. Actually, they did beat us a lot worse."
Homer-Center racked up 21 first downs compared to Purchase Line's six and scored on four straight possessions in the first half.
Berezansky rushed for two 1-yard touchdowns on consecutive drives, and Newhouse had a 7-yard score to put the Wildcats up 24-6 with 4:59 left in the first half. On the next drive, Berezansky connected with Jim Bence for a 13-yard gain and then spiked the ball. He hit Bence again for a 15-yard touchdown pass just 12 seconds before halftime to give Homer-Center at 25-point advantage to take into the break. Berezansky finished 4 of 7 for 32 yards, all to Bence.
"I just read the defensive back's back shoulder and made the cut I needed to, and (Berezansky) just threw the ball to me," Bence said.
Newhouse added an 8-yard touchdown with 9:40 left in third quarter that ended the night for both teams' starters.
"We had to wave the white flag," Overdorff said. "We're lining up against them with some young guys, and that creates matchup problems. We knew that coming in, and it held true. We don't have a lot of depth, and when you start taking a beating, things give in and it all starts to snowball. But we just have to come back and get things back together and fight another day and put this game behind us."
Sam Stanford tacked on Purchase Line's other touchdown on a 79-yard run at the beginning of the final quarter. He led the Red Dragons with 72 rushing yards on two carries. Alec Sunderlin went 2 of 4 passing for 11 yards, and Gavin Ewing threw for nine yards on two attempts.
"We fought back after their score early in the game, and we did what we had to do to get the win," Newhouse said. "There's always room for improvement. Nothing is perfect. We have room to improve everywhere, and we need to get better again for next week."
Homer-Center, which improved to 4-0 for the second straight season, will clash with rival Blairsville (3-1) at home in Week 5.
"I think our guys have done a good job taking it one week at a time," Page said. "I hope they're focused. Blairsville has a really good program. They knocked us off down there last year, and that's not something that's fun to remember. We have to have a good week to beat them."


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PURCHASE LINE — The Purchase Line school board discussed hiring a musical drama director and an assistant musical director for the upcoming spring play during a work session Monday at the high school.
The people in those two positions work in tandem with the play's co-directors in preparing students for the play, according to the board.
The position of musical drama director was previously held by Rebecca Bracken, who has since moved up to the position of co-director. The position of assistant musical director was vacated by Larry Peterson. Paula Saylor is the second co-director.
"This whole thing really should have taken place in the fall," said board member William Pearce. "By the time they do the auditions, which traditionally happen before Christmas … the thing is up and running and the drama coach is working from day one with those kids."
No names have been considered yet for the positions. The musical drama director position has an entry salary of $1,000, while assistant musical director has an entry salary of $775.
In other business, board Vice President James Stiffler commented on the proposal to solicit bids for resurfacing the track running around the football field.
Following the resurfacing of the football field itself, it was found that there is a two-foot difference in level from one end of the track to the other. Stiffler worried that with the renovations to the field, the uneven track would become even more visible, "like you're putting a crooked porch on a straight house."
"I'm curious before we start resurfacing something (at a cost of $45,000), is there anything else we can be doing to fix that?" Stiffler said.
"It's ugly," board member David Syster said.
The board also raised concern that, with an uneven track, the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association may not sanction the track should a student break a PIAA record. The board conceded some research would have to be done before any decision could be made.
Maintenance manager Carl Jones reported that the resurfacing of both the football and band fields is coming along as scheduled, but the weather will determine when the planting process will begin.
The board will also consider renewing the following athletic contracts: Janessa Hardesty and Greg Pack for assistant junior high volleyball coaches. No salaries were given.
The board will also vote on opening the position of assistant baseball coach for the 2014 season that was vacated by Patrick Nagle.


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Excellent, consistent, west-facing beachbreak. Works during most tides and is sheltered from summer NE sea breezes by high cliffs.
Always crowded and very competitive. Some localism. Near the town of Suances. Gets a little busy in summer and at weekends. Parking OK. Good facilities including surf school, surf shops and camping nearby. Slight industrial pollution from the nearby factories at Torrelavega.


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Solon Police cleared in shooting
(Cleveland) - Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Timothy McGinty announced thathis office has thoroughly reviewed the BCI and Solon Police Department investigations surrounding the March 17, 2013, shooting of 22-year-old Kevin Bailey by members of the Solon Police Department.
Bailey attacked officers during a traffic stop, before officers shot him dead.
The McGinty says investigators have concluded that the facts do not warrant any further action, and this matter is now closed.
Patrolman Steven Davis was struck in the arm and ballistic vest by gunshots from Bailey. He is a current member of the South East Area Law Enforcement SWAT team. He underwent additional surgery to remove glass fragments from his hand.
Patrolman Nicholas Kline had several shots strike his patrol vehicle as well and is a current member of the Valley Enforcement Group SWAT Perimeter team. The gun used by Bailey was a semi automatic pistol.
Bailey was 22 years old, and from Sylvania Township, near Toledo.
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SolverDoctors.com JULY 11, 2013 GoldMoney's Félix Moreno has released an interview with T. Ferguson of the tfmetalsreport.com. They discuss the end of the great Keynesian experiment, how the current economic and monetary system will fall apart and how to prepare for it. Ferguson and Moreno discuss the Fed's takeover of the US Treasury market,... »
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Newly-Leaked NSA Slide Shows that NSA Is Tapping All Data from Main Undersea Phone and Internet Cables
WashingtonsBlog.com July 11, 2013 The Government Has Been Tapping Undersea Cables … And Started Before 9/11 The Washington Post published a new slide leaked by Edward Snowden showing that the NSA taps into the main undersea data cables along which telephone and internet communications pass through the U.S. This confirms what high-level NSA whistleblowers... »
Lawmaker demands the National Guard patrol the streets of Chicago to stop gun violence…(Here We GO!!)
RT.com July 10, 2013 The military could soon be patrolling the streets of Chicago, Illinois if a local lawmaker has her way. State Rep. Monique Davis has asked the governor to deploy the National Guard among an epidemic of violent crime. Davis, a 76-year-old Democrat who represents Chicago in the Illinois House of Representatives,... »
On The Ground In Athens: "Too Many People Are Committing Suicide"…(Sadly, Coming To a City Near You…)
by Simon Black ZeroHedge.com 07/11/2013 My friend Illias took a drag of his cigarette as he contemplated my question. "Our government tells us that this will be a better year. No one really believes them. But all we can do is be optimistic. Too many people are committing suicide." His statement probably best sums... »
Hostility Toward Christianity Grows in the Military
AmmoLand.com Thursday, July 11, 2013 Washington DC – -(Ammoland.com)- A report issued by the Family Research Council (FRC) and distributed on Capitol Hill on July 9 2013 claims Christians face growing hostility toward their faith within the American military. In the report, titled "A Clear and Present Danger: The Threat To Religious Liberty In... »
America Is Now Under Martial Law
Dave Hodges TheCommonsenseShow.com July 11, 2013 Martial law is defined as when the "Military government engages in the suspension of ordinary law." The term martial law is thrown around quite a bit these days and the elements of martial law often gets lost in the conversation. Government critics maintain that this administration is merely... »
Making Tyranny 'Legal'
by Peter Casey AntiWar.com July 11, 2013 The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws. ~ Tacitus Since the Guardian's publication of the "telephone metadata" order, courtesy of Edward Snowden, the law professoriate et al. have been speculating about a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court's "secret" opinion that would explain the seemingly inexplicable... »
Police State USA: Obama Gives Himself Control of all Communication Systems in America
By Russia Today Global Research July 11, 2013 US President Barack Obama quietly signed his name to an Executive Order on Friday, allowing the White House to control all private communications in the country in the name of national security. President Obama released his latest Executive Order on Friday, July 5, a 2,205-word statement... »
Jim Rickards: Fed Will Taper In September Or Never, And The Looming Monetary System Collapse
Investmentwatchblog.com July 11th, 2013 Bob asks James Rickards, author of 'Currency Wars', about his Fed tapering timeline and looming fiscal problems in China. Then Perianne breaks down all the controversy surrounding Minimum Wage. Finally, Rachel and Bob duel over too big to fail. Could Apple be next? Episode 138: Félix Moreno interviews T. Ferguson... »
Judge In Zimmerman Case Pressured by Obama Administration?
Bizarre outburst against Zimmerman suggests prejudice Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones Prison Planet.com July 11, 2013 Speculation is raging that the judge in the George Zimmerman case could have been put under pressure by the Obama administration after she staged a bizarre outburst during which she interrogated Zimmerman while repeatedly silencing his lawyers.... »


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Sometimes in life you have to stand your ground. It's a hard lesson to learn and even most adults don't get it, but in the end only I can be responsible for my life. If faced with any type of adversity, only I can overcome it. Waiting for someone else to take responsibility is a long fruitless wait.
I have really learned a bunch here, met some great people too, Shawn89, glad to have you here on the forum.
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BWW CD Reviews: Asia's Nightingale Returns
After a four-year hiatus from the recording studio--busying herself in commercially successful and critically acclaimed performances and tours in the United States--Asia's Nightingale Lani Misalucha ventures boldly into her latest project as both artist and first-time executive producer in her first album under Star Records, "The Nightingale Returns," co-executive produced by Malou Santos and Roxy Liquigan, and over-all produced by Jonathan Manalo.
Lani single-mindedly takes on an inspiringly ambitious quest covering songs from the greatest Filipino songbook--boasting luminary composers such as Rey Valera, Freddie Aguilar, Willy Cruz, and George Canseco to name a few--much to the clamor and support of adoring fans, which have helped catapult the homecoming album to the top of the local charts and the Philippines's iTunes music store for the past five weeks.
A Victorious Pursuit of Perfection
Undertaking this daunting exploration of the avenue of legendary Filipino classics is a bold artistic expedition, which requires courage, creative insight, and massive talent.
Lani emerges galvanized from this forge with 10 revivals, one original track, and one English song--a pained and solemn interpretation of Natalie Cole's pop classic "Starting Over Again."
In "The Nightingale Returns," Lani solidifies her clout as one of the very few, gifted Filipino performers who possesses a rare dual ability to breathe searing life into interpretations of both Filipino and English songs, all the while harboring an intense veracity to her renditions, matched only by her distinct full-blooded, pulsating vocal temperament.
Purposefully Confident, Masterfully Modern Musical Tribute to the Classics
Spanning an illustrious 18-year career yielding eight studio albums, across three major recording labels, and four live albums, Lani's immaculate vocals in "The Nightingale Returns" reverberates with a new-found temerity, which makes her distinct sound even bolder and more self-assured than it has ever registered before.
A vocalist who can easily convey unbridled depth and lustrous contour with just a singular word or a placating, even plaintive, conversational humming of a simple chord progression, Lani finds surefooted vocal placing throughout this creative endeavor.
The infusion of her own backing vocals into most of the tracks brings a lusher and more subdued sensual viscosity to the overall texture of all the songs' tonalities.
Her almost succulent rendition and effortless vocal acrobatics in the Zsa Zsa Padilla original "Ikaw Lamang" features a panoramic and heady intro showcasing her signature coloratura in a vocal interplay of ultra-high head notes. There are even moments in the song that are reminiscent of the tracks in Minnie Riperton's 1975 album "Adventures in Paradise" and Shanice Wilson's 1991 remake of the Riperton classic "Loving You."
Lani's almost creamy, relaxed intonation and subtlety in delivery in "Ikaw Lamang" coquettishly finds the delicate "G-spot" above the perfectly placed fulcrum of the song, balancing a breathy, almost guttural semi-whisper against a melodious, sensually caressing head tone. Her strategically-placed high-note intervals--akin to whistle notes--accentuated by plush back vocals throughout this song are a direct testimony to the genius behind the brilliant team of vocal and musical arrangers gathered for this offing.
In Freddie Aguilar's "Anak," there is not even a shade of subdued pontification. Lani courageously mounts the landmark song, triumphantly taking on the arduous social and cultural responsibilities that come with the remaking of a song of this magnitude. She treats the piece with a reverential characterization eerily similar to a brilliant theatrical performance. The infinitesimally ephemeral staccato of her weeping vocals during the most tender highs and lows of "Anak" makes for a truly haunting and exquisite production seen even from the farthest seat at the back inside the dark theater of the mind, transforming the song into a religious experience.
The carrier single "Muli," an otherwise laidback vehicle for Lani's full-bodied, powerful range (categorized somewhere between a gorgeous alto and an altitude-defying mezzo soprano) is masterfully turned into a vivaciously texturized, velvety-lush listening experience. The song sensitively soars with a breezy, relaxed lift provided by the tender cadence and rich juxtaposition of the singer's delicate pre-chorus hummings, ushering in the heartfelt main verse of the song. The poignant honesty in her voice fully complements the naked, innocent crescendos of the piano accompaniment throughout the recording, driven to even bolder heights as the reins are taken over by the determined, escalating roars of electric guitar instrumentations during the song's bridge.
Collaborations and Complications
The tracks that showcase Lani's collaborations with other contemporary artists--"May Bukas Pa" (with Yeng Constantino and Angeline Quinto) and "Maging Sino Ka Man" (with Journey frontman Arnel Pineda)--may be considered laudable efforts in bridging the gap between Lani's unique music marque and those of notable singers from other genres and generations.


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Problem-solving courts, therapeutic jurisprudence and the constitution : if two is company, is three a crowd?
Duffy, James (2011) Problem-solving courts, therapeutic jurisprudence and the constitution : if two is company, is three a crowd? Melbourne University Law Review, 35(2), pp. 394-425.
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Court costs, resource-intensive trials, booming prison populations and the obduracy of recidivism rates all present as ugly excesses of the criminal law adversarial paradigm. To combat these excesses, problem-solving courts have evolved with an edict to address the underlying issues that have caused an individual to commit a crime. When a judge seeks to help a problem-solving court participant deal with issues like addiction, mental health or poverty, they are performing a very different role to that of a judicial officer in the traditional court hierarchy. They are no longer the removed, independent arbiter — a problem-solving court judge steps into the 'arena' with the participant and makes active use of their judicial authority to assist in rehabilitation and positive behavioural change. Problem-solving court judges employing the principles of therapeutic jurisprudence appreciate that their interaction with participants can have therapeutic and anti-therapeutic consequences. This article will consider how the deployment of therapeutic measures (albeit with good intention) can lead to the behavioural manifestation of partiality and bias on the part of problem-solving court judges. Chapter III of the Commonwealth Constitution will then be analysed to highlight why the operation and functioning of problem solving courts may be deemed unconstitutional. Part IV of this article will explain how a problem-solving court judge who is not acting impartially or independently will potentially contravene the requirements of the Constitution. It will finally be suggested that judges who possess a high level of emotional intelligence will be the most successful in administering an independent and impartial problem solving court.
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text: OTTAWA, Feb. 4, 2013 /CNW/ - The Honourable James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages today issued the following statement following the passage of the Succession to the Throne Act, 2013 in the House of Commons: "I am pleased to announce that the House has adopted this important legislation, which will provide Canada's assent to changes that will enshrine gender equality and freedom to marry an individual of any faith in the laws governing the Royal line of succession." "Our Government remains committed to initiatives that ensure that the Canadian Crown remains a vital and modern institution that reflects Canadian ideals." At the 2011 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Perth, Australia, the 16 Realms of which Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is the Head of State agreed to work together on a coordinated approach to amend the rules governing the line of succession to the Throne. SOURCE Canadian Heritage


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Georgia Clinches SEC East with 38-0 Shutout of Auburn
Nov. 10, 2012
AUBURN, Ala. - Aaron Murray threw for three touchdowns to lead the No. 5 University of Georgia football team to second-straight SEC East title and a spot in the SEC Title game with a 38-0 win over the Auburn Tigers in Auburn, Ala. With the win, the Bulldogs move to 9-1 on the year, including a 7-1 mark in league play. Auburn remains winless in the conference at 0-7 and is 2-8 on the year. It is the sixth SEC East title in 12 seasons for head coach Mark Richt. Murray also passed Eli Manning for fifth-place in Southeastern Conference history for touchdown passes.
Murray finished with 208 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Bulldogs through the air on 18-of-24 passing, completing 10-straight passes to start the game. Six different receivers saw action, with Tavarres King leading the way with 73 yards and a touchdown on three catches. Malcolm Mitchell finished with 47 yards on five catches and a touchdown, while Chris Conley was also on the receiving end of a touchdown pass. Todd Gurley went over 100 yards for the seventh time this season, finishing with 116 yards and a touchdown on 11 attempts. Keith Marshall went over the century mark for the third time this season, rushing for 105 yards and a touchdown on eight carries.
The Bulldog defense racked up four sacks, one interception and forced and recovered a fumble. Alec Ogletree led the team with 10 tackles, including nine solo stops and a sack for a loss of eight yards. Bacarri Rambo added eight tackles, seven of which were unassisted and grabbed Georgia's only interception. Shawn Williams and Jarvis Jones finished with five and four tackles, respectively. Jones also recorded two sacks for a loss of 11 yards.
The Bulldogs did not waste any time getting on the board, using a 49-yard run by Gurley set up a six-yard touchdown pass to Conley to put the Bulldogs up 7-0, following the Marshall Morgan extra point, on the opening possession of the game. Georgia made it a 14-0 game on its next possession. Murray spread the ball around to three different receivers for 36 yards and rushed for 15 yards before finding Mitchell in the end zone.
King did his part to help the Bulldogs to a 28-0 lead with 5:09 left to play in the first half. Facing third-and-seven from the Auburn 17, Murray lobbed a passed down the right sideline to an open King, who managed to get a foot down for the score that put Georgia up 21-0, after the Morgan PAT. On the next drive, King hauled in a 55-yard pass over the middle that made it first-and-goal and set up the Bulldogs fourth touchdown of the half. Gurley finished the five-play, 90-yard drive off with a six-yard touchdown run that put Georgia up 28-0 after the extra point.
Georgia received the ball to start the second half and marched 73-yards to the Auburn two-yard line. Gurley did much of the damage on the drive, carrying the ball five times for 39 yards, including a 15-yard scamper that put the Bulldogs in Auburn territory. The Bulldogs tacked on three points on a field goal Morgan that put them up 31-0 with just over eight minutes left in the third quarter.
After the Bulldogs forced an Auburn three-and-out late in the third quarter, Marshall broke free for a 62-yard touchdown on the second play of the drive to extend Georgia's lead to 38-0, following the PAT.
Georgia will return to Sanford Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 17 when it takes on in-state, non-conference foe Georgia Southern. The game is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m., and will be televised locally on WSBTV-Atlanta.
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When I click on the order section of the ecommerce, and then press create, a fatal error pops up. I have attached an example image of what it displays?
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American's tend to be exercise crazy, a large portion of us are body conscious and take pride in how we look. As someone who hits the gym at least three times a week and tends to feel inadequate when I don't, I understand this craze. It's not just to look good, it's to feel good and to be healthy. C'mon, there are a ton of good reasons to exercise! Without realizing it our exercise of choice doesn't just provide us with exercise, it often becomes a lifestyle. Lifting isn't as effective without changing other parts of your life and either is running or biking or whatever it is your exercise of choice may be. Diet, mentality and many other life choices are taken into consideration to be better at an exercise. The same goes with yoga and the word yoga itself demonstrates this.
Yoga isn't just an exercise, it is a way of life. The word yoga translates from sanskrit as "union." My attempt to take up yoga in India has not yet been about the exercise. I am learning a few basic asanas (poses) everyday, but my first two classes were more about the complete package of yoga. Before every session we start in the savasana pose or total relaxation (I call it the starfish pose). In fact, the Sivananda style I practice goes back to the savasana pose after every asana that we practice. This pose is about practicing deep, correct breathing and relaxing one's entire body and mind. After the initial relaxation at the beginning of class we chant a prayer together. The prayer is about the Hindu religion, but it's not about whether or not you believe in the Hindu religion, it is about focusing the mind to a higher, clearer mental state - to focus on the divine. Which takes me to my point. Yoga is a union.
Yoga, for beginners, starts as a union of the body and mind. When learning, one's goal is simply to become more aware of the self, of the parts of our body, how they move and how they should move. But further practice in yoga should be an attempt to unite the mind and the super conscience (a heightened, higher mental state). The beauty of starting yoga in India is that I have completely escaped the American tendency to just find the next exercise craze and instead, have the chance to experience yoga for all that it is meant to be. Yes, yoga exercise will be amazing for my ridiculously inflexible body, but it will do so much more. In fact, it feels more important to learn how to tap into my mind.
Maybe you don't have the chance, where you live, to practice yoga as the spiritual exercise it is meant to be and maybe you do, but regardless, I challenge all of the yoga lovers out there and anyone doing any exercise anywhere to not ignore the mental aspect of exercise. Especially, do not ignore the importance of balancing exercise and all of the craziness in your life with relaxation. After all, you deserve it!!
"Health is wealth, Peace of mind is happiness, Yoga shows the way."
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KINGMAX, the world leading manufacturer of DRAM Module and Flash Products, announces the epochal product – DDR3 2400MHz with Nano Thermal Dissipation Technology. The new product abandons the traditional heat sink which has heavy and huge size, instead of the Nano Thermal Dissipation Technology to provide higher performance and economical power. To compare with the [...]


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Higher stroke, heart disease risks for A-bomb survivors
HONG KONG (Reuters) - A study of atomic bomb survivors in Japan conducted over 53 years has found that they appear to suffer a far higher risk of heart disease and stroke because of their exposure to radiation.
The study, published in the British Medical Journal, involved 86,611 survivors from the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, which forced Japan into surrendering to the Allied Powers and officially ending World War Two.
Each person was exposed to an absorbed radiation dose of between 0 and 4 Gy (Gray) at the time of the bombings.
Gray is the unit measuring absorbed radiation dose using special equipment called dosimeters, and the amount varies from person to person depending on their location and shielding at the time of the bombings.
"This study provides the strongest evidence available to date that radiation may increase the rates of stroke and heart disease at moderate dose levels (mainly 0.5-2 Gy), though the results below 0.5 Gy are not statistically significant," said the researchers in Japan.
"Further studies should provide more precise estimates of the risk at low doses," they said.
The researchers said this was an important public health issue because of the increasing use of multiple computed tomography (CT) scans and other relatively high dose diagnostic medical procedures.
Medical use of radiation is typically measured in milligray (mGy). The average radiation dose from an abdominal x-ray is 1.4 mGy (0.0014 Gy), while that from an abdominal CT scan is 8.0 mGy (0.008 Gy), and that from a pelvic CT scan is 25 mGy (0.025 Gy).
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Great tips from the Harvard Business Review blog.
I completely agree with the last tip:
Pick a company name based on URL availability. A superb name that has no matching and natural URL is a wasted opportunity, and a suboptimal URL match is a tough and unnecessary corporate identity hurdle. Avoid the problem by guiding yourself with the free URLs that you can find or the squatted ones you can afford.
Most people think of a company name, then look for the domain name afterwards. Its a great tip to look at domain names while you are thinking of company names. And if you see one that you might use, go ahead and register it anyway before it gets purchased by someone else.
If you can, get a domain name that consists of natural, normally spelled words. Don't be cute with your domain name unless its part of your brand.
We also recommend that you get a .com domain name. We think that a .com is more professional than a .net, .co or .info and is easier to remember.
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