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Hello, I'm Asia and cosplaying is my passion. I'm so in love with those anime characters especially Hyuuga Neji, Hitsugaya, Hatake Kakashi, Gaara, and my girl crush number 1, Tohru of Fruits Basket. I remember writing them term papers like composition that I can recall when I'm already crone and not able to cosplay again.
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March 19, 2013
Mobile Strategy: Scoping Your Mobile App for Users on the Go
When moving from a desktop application to a mobile app, it's tempting to say "Why would I want to limit the scope of my mobile app? The mobile version should have all the features and functionality of the desktop version." Unfortunately, if your desktop application has a robust set of features, offering all that in a mobile app can lead to an overly complex interface that requires too many levels of navigation, too many screens and, ultimately, creates user fatigue and a lack of adoption.
Scoping your mobile app is an important part of your mobile strategy and as such deserves serious consideration. Here are a few questions to ask when determining what features to include in an on-the-go format.
How do your target customers use their phones?
Do your customers use their smartphone for all of their internet activities? Or do they employ a wide range of devices and technology options, and reserve their phones for quick, on-the-go interactions?
What is the most common activity in the desktop version of your app?
How common is this activity and what percentage of users are doing it? Is this an activity that can be isolated and provide value on its own in a mobile app? Sometimes creating an app that does one thing really well can offer significant value and a great experience for your customers.
How and when do your customers use your online services?
You should evaluate if it makes sense for your customers to access your services on the go and, if so, which services they will need. I recently saw a commercial for a big bank's iPad app, and I couldn't help but wonder, "How likely is it that people will want to closely examine their financial information in a public place, such as during an airport delay?" I can only speak for myself, but this is exactly the type of app that I would not want to spend a lot of time with on the go. First, financial information is the last type of information that I'd want someone sneaking a peek of over my shoulder. Second, I don't want to be frazzled or distracted while evaluating my current financial situation – it is serious business and I want to give it the time, attention and privacy that it deserves.
These are a few of the issues to consider when determining mobile app features. I'll be discussing these concepts and more in my breakout session, "Mobile Adoption: Choosing the Right Features and Functionality for Users on the Go" at EffectiveUI's Making Mobile Meaningful event, March 20 at BLT Fish in New York.


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Busy weekend planned for highway construction
Closures set for state Route 520, I-5 and I-90
Published 11:04 pm, Friday, April 19, 2013
Driving somewhere this weekend? Good luck. Work is scheduled to close the 520 Bridge and lanes of Interstates 5 and 90, although things won't be as bad as originally planned.
Here's the full rundown from the Washington State Department of Transportation.
The state Route 520 Bridge is scheduled to close between Montlake Boulevard and Interstate 405 from 11 p.m. Friday until 5 a.m. Monday. So head for I-90 or go around Lake Washington.
Speaking of I-90, eastbound is set to be reduced to just one lane through the Mount Baker Tunnel from 11:30 p.m. Friday until 7:30 a.m. Saturday while Sound Transit crews install cameras.
Over on I-5, maintenance crews plan to delay the opening of the express lanes so they can clean the Ship Canal Bridge Drainage System. Lanes are set to open southbound by 10:30 a.m. Saturday and by 11 a.m. Sunday.
But poor weather led the state DOT to cancel a planned closure of three lanes of northbound I-5 between South Albro Place and South Spokane Street to fill in wheel ruts.
Here are links to keep up with Seattle traffic conditions and Puget Sound area highway construction.
Stay safe.
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I see we're gonna have to move the meetup from venue to some park
themeblossom said
Looking forward to see you all
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Hey folks,
I want to lock in the date for the meetup in the next few days, but I need your help! Please tell me when you'd like it organised and what you expect here:https://envato.typeform.com/to/hIaLc7
Puno hvala, Damir
I visited Greece and Sweden in July… Now I'm making plans about where to go next
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For our thrift: http://audiojungle.net/forums/thread/freebies-samplers-and-sample-libraries/18932
Ah, yes! I totally forgot about this one, thanks for the reminder
Cool, thanks!
Congrats to jason_sone and Sky-Productions as well!
I just saw the memes thread, it's hilarious!
Wow! And I thought I had too many posts here
Congrats to the top 10 posters! It's no coincidence most of their names are widely recognizable, they've been of great help in numerous forum discussions.
Most of my all-time favorite topics have already been suggested by others.
However, this one isn't, and it definitely should be moved and continued:http://audiojungle.net/forums/thread/funny-music-pics/67339
It made me (and a lot of other authors) LOL so many times in the past
Congrats, buddy!
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Now thou art come unto a feast of death.
- William Shakespeare, Henry VI
On Tuesday, some took solemn note of the fact that the total number of "Coalition" fatalities from the invasion and occupation of Iraq had reached 2,000. On Wednesday afternoon, that number blurred upwards again to 2,015 dead soldiers. 1,821 of those served under the American flag. Fourteen US Marines died on Wednesday when their vehicle was shattered by a large bomb. Six other Marines were killed together on Monday, and a seventh is reportedly being held hostage. Two more Marines also died Monday, both from car bombings in separate locations.
We are only three days into the month of August, and 22 US soldiers are dead. 54 died in July, 78 died in June, and 80 died in May. The occupation has lasted 868 days. More than two thousand soldiers, almost all of them young American boys and girls, have had the life blasted out of them because they were sent by their commander in chief to find weapons of mass destruction that did not exist. Those soldiers who remain, those soldiers who have been redeployed into the war zone two or three times already, wait with grim resolve to be brought home to their families whole and sane and safe.
Acclaimed novelist E.L. Doctorow has penned some words about George W. Bush and his understanding of death and this war. "This president," wrote Doctorow, "does not know what death is. He hasn't the mind for it. You see him joking with the press, peering under the table for the WMDs he can't seem to find, you see him at rallies strutting up to the stage in shirt sleeves to the roar of the carefully screened crowd, smiling and waving, triumphal, a he-man. He does not mourn. He doesn't understand why he should mourn. He is satisfied during the course of a speech written for him to look solemn for a moment and speak of the brave young Americans who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country."
"But you study him," continued Doctorow, "you look into his eyes and know he dissembles an emotion which he does not feel in the depths of his being because he has no capacity for it. He does not feel a personal responsibility for the thousand dead young men and women who wanted to be what they could be. They come to his desk not as youngsters with mothers and fathers or wives and children who will suffer to the end of their days a terribly torn fabric of familial relationships and the inconsolable remembrance of aborted life. They come to his desk as a political liability which is why the press is not permitted to photograph the arrival of their coffins from Iraq. How then can he mourn? To mourn is to express regret and he regrets nothing."
The occupation of Iraq is almost a thousand days old now, and as the self-serving justifications for invasion wither in the desert sun, as the neo-conservative "Bush Doctrine" collapses in a swelling flood of blood and total failure, as more and more people see impeachment as a moral necessity, as those who stand in opposition wonder what they can do to thwart a corrupt and crazed administration that exists entirely without checks and balances, there remains one act of defiance and strength and solidarity that cannot be ignored.
On Saturday, September 24th, there will be a protest in Washington DC. This gathering could possibly dwarf all previous demonstrations against this administration. That weekend will see far more than a protest. On the 25th, Progressive Democrats of America will host a wide-ranging strategy session at the David A. Clarke School of Law on Connecticut Avenue. The purpose of this gathering will be to prepare progressive legislative and electoral strategies for the 2006 midterm elections. That Monday the 26th, activists will be walking up and down the halls of the House of Representatives to lobby congresspeople to demand a withdrawal of troops from Iraq.
That is for September. This very weekend will see another gathering in Dallas, Texas. The Veterans for Peace are holding their national convention from the 4th through the 7th, and will be celebrating their 20th year as an organization of military veterans committed to ending war, and specifically to ending the occupation of Iraq.
Among those who will be speaking in Dallas will be Dahr Jamail, the courageous journalist who spent months in the most dangerous places in Iraq so he could tell the world what is really happening there. Michael Hoffman, a lance corporal in the Marines who participated in the 2003 invasion of Iraq and returned to form Iraq Veterans Against the War, will also be speaking. Cindy Sheehan, whose son Casey was killed in Iraq, will be speaking as a member of Gold Star Families for Peace.
Those who would defend Mr. Bush and his deranged war policies are fond of labeling dissenters as unpatriotic, un-American cowards. In Dallas this weekend, there will be a journalist who risked his life over and over to report the truth of Iraq from within. There will be a Marine who fought in Iraq and returned to organize against the war. There will be a mother whose sacrifice and sorrow is beyond description. There will be hundreds of veterans who have served in World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq and elsewhere, who stand now for peace and the end of the occupation.
It has been a hot summer so far, and this feast of death continues in Iraq with no end in sight. The Veterans for Peace, the Gold Star mothers, the Iraq veterans, the journalists who have seen the reality of Iraq, and the hundreds of thousands coming to Washington in September appear to have every intention of making this summer hotter still.
William Rivers Pitt is a New York Times and internationally bestselling author of two books: War on Iraq: What Team Bush Doesn't Want You to Know and The Greatest Sedition Is Silence.
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I would love to see coverage of the speakers and the protests.
C-Span, the channel some used to refer to as the joke of a channel will you be at these events?
C-Span you recorder of history will you record these events so that the world can see that we are against this disgraceful and horrendous war?
Who "were" these people? If you want c-span to cover your event, why don't you ask them?
C-Span are the only ones, if asked who have covered events. I've seen them. They will if asked. They covered the Conyers Dowing Street Minutes. Ask them. They are the only ones who I call journalists, the others are a bunch of kiss ass pathetic cowards.
But C-span did. When the station first came on the air people would talk about how boring it was. I guess when you're used to football and video games and MTV it is boring. But it's also necessary. Thank you for being there.
Why has Martha Stewart's house arrest been extended- while Bush starts his vacation on the ranch- all the while 21 Marines are killed in Iraq? I don't understand this logic. Why isn't Bush being held accountable for the blood stains on his very hands? He is a criminal and a threat to the world. But boy, we sure nailed Martha to the wall. I just don't get it?
Pitt is right. George Bush does not have the capacity for remorse. He does not have the capacity to feel regret. He has surrounded himself by others woven of the same cloth, and they all must impeached.
Mr. "Bring It On" is going on vacation while the bloodshed continues:


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Particulars of a Twilight Walk
WE now see the element of folly distinctly mingling with the many varying
particulars which made up the character of Bathsheba Everdene. It was almost
foreign to her intrinsic nature. Introduced as lymph on the dart of Eros, it
eventually permeated and coloured her whole constitution. Bathsheba, though
she had too much understanding to be entirely governed by her womanliness,
had too much womanliness to use her understanding to the best advantage.
Perhaps in no minor point does woman astonish her helpmate more than in the
strange power she possesses of believing cajoleries that she knows to be false --
except, indeed, in that of being utterly sceptical on strictures that she knows to be
Bathsheba loved Troy in the way that only self-reliant women love when they
abandon their self-reliance. When a strong woman recklessly throws away her
strength she is worse than a weak woman who has never had any strength to
throw away. One source of her inadequacy is the novelty of the occasion. She
has never had practice in making the best of such a condition. Weakness is
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Bathsheba was not conscious of guile in this matter. Though in one sense a
woman of the world, it was, after all, that world of daylight coteries and green
carpets wherein cattle form the passing crowd and winds the busy hum; where a
quiet family of rabbits or hares lives on the other side of your party-wall, where
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market-days. Of the fabricated tastes of good fashionable society she knew but
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thoughts in this direction been distinctly worded (and by herself they never were),
they would only have amounted to such a matter as that she felt her impulses to
be pleasanter guides than her discretion. Her love was entire as a child's, and
though warm as summer it was fresh as spring. Her culpability lay in her making
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could show others the steep and thorny way, but "reck'd not her own rede."
And Troy's deformities lay deep down from a woman's vision, whilst his
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The difference between love and respect was markedly shown in her conduct.
Bathsheba had spoken of her interest in Boldwood with the greatest freedom to
Liddy, but she had only communed with her own heart concerning Troy.
All this infatuation Gabriel saw, and was troubled thereby from the time of his
daily journey a-field to the time of his return, and on to the small hours of many a
night. That he was not beloved had hitherto been his great sorrow; that
Bathsheba was getting into the toils was now a sorrow greater than the first, and
one which nearly obscured it. It was a result which paralleled the oft-quoted
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Eating lunch at the food carts a couple days ago, the question came up, "What does happiness mean in the Declaration of Independence?" I've read at least one person who says that "happiness" back then didn't mean what we usually think it means now; happiness was more "goodness".
On Wikipedia, I read "…suggests Adam Ferguson as a good guide to what Jefferson had in mind:
"If, in reality, courage and a heart devoted to the good of mankind are the constituents of human felicity, the kindness which is done infers a happiness in the person from whom it proceeds, not in him on whom it is bestowed; and the greatest good which men possessed of fortitude and generosity can procure to their fellow creatures is a participation of this happy character. If this be the good of the individual, it is likewise that of mankind; and virtue no longer imposes a task by which we are obliged to bestow upon others that good from which we ourselves refrain; but supposes, in the highest degree, as possessed by ourselves, that state of felicity which we are required to promote in the world.
-Adam Ferguson, Essay on the History of Civil Society (1767) pages 99-100
via the Wikipedia article "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness"
Unfortunately we know sometimes there are laws and beliefs which do block or stifle this, either for the purpose of selling more product, or out of fear, or perhaps other reasons too. And then such a Declaration is brought into being, as a happiness.
This definition of freedom is positive, not negative. It is covered amazingly in Lewis Hyde's book Common As Air, and to tip #101 on this site.


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Im actually pretty PISSED off with this.
The huge amount of people who said they were in and carnt even do a peice its pathetic.
I recieved 12 entrys from the 26 cunts who said they where in.
Dead line is up...so if you want to be in from now then hurry the fuck up and PM me your peice.
some old work not too old
and a 3 week old exchange
well, maybe replace some with others that are putting up to your standards mass. they missed the deadline so tuff titty right?
What do you mean ?
and SEEONER stop posting that shit in every fucking thread.
Mass- Fube is sayin why dont you use the ppl who are posttin up here who already have stuff that is good. And that meets you standards for the production. Or just use what you have.
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Mass Appeal im just tryna get my work recognized u fuckin dick man this website does not show no respect
Its not about showin you respet its about you post worin thatshitin every fuckigthread..post it in the RIGHT thread and that thread only.
dude i only did it in 2 threads i got u imma be posting my shit here now quit talking and post some graff
Bi2ar thanks hommie
Lol post some graff..yea you got me on that one...i carnt reply to that...post some graff...never done it once in the whole 3 years of my time on these forums....you win.
chill the fuck out
your heads fallling off your shoulders.
Wouldnt yours be if youd persuaded a mod tosticky a thread what you said would pop off and hasnt aswell and 12 of 26 people actually doing a piece ?
I dont mean to be sounding like an asshole and if i am im sorry by all means
Im just mega pissed off.
Fube you may aswell delete this thread.
Well begin to start work on the background now.
im implying you have a big head, get humble.
i thinks it cuss u made evryone have a green force fild, should of left it free
well i think shame said he could photoshop outlines, that was prolly just to save time from having to do that
give crits to get crits in the toy forum.
when u do shit often this is going to happen. its y a lot of the battles are hot for a month the dead for a while. amk people have shit to do, if they said they would toss u a sketch then they should i can see where your pissed, but looks like your taking it out on everyone. im not gunna unstick this thread, calm down. shame on the people that said they wanted in and just dont give a fuck, because obviously there is not a shortness of people wanting in. as long as there is intrest in this, it will stay stuck.
to everyone else, entries are CLOSED for this production, there will be more so stop asking if u can get in on THIS ONE. your not oblagated to join anything and whos in or not is strictly up to the 2 running this shit, so if they dont like it dont cause beef. if u think amk would rather have your shit in there then pm' your sketch to him and keep your bullshit chatter out of this thread.
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THE NEW YORKER MAGAZINE – March 30, 1998
Blunt Trauma
We've come a long way from "[expletive deleted]" and "[barnyard epithet]."
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE, America has always been a place devoted to the literal, the unambiguous, the explicit. In all the verbatim details of the Clinton sex scandals, amazing as they are, there has been something consistently, recognizably American. Remember Lyndon Johnson spontaneously exposing the fresh surgical scars on his belly in 1965? The Jones-Lewinsky-Willey episode is to politics and the media as extreme sports are to sports—wild and dangerous but not unfamiliar.
Americans are eager to judge and to be judged by outward appearances. This is the land of the passionately blatant—of Christian fundamentalism, Hasidic Judaism, flower children. This is the land of the plainspoken Yankee and the scream therapist, of Las Vegas and the twelve steps, of Howard Stern and Joe Friday, of shameless revelation and unembellished facts. "It would be well," Dickens wrote in 1842, if Americans "loved the Real less, and the Ideal somewhat more." The commitment to obviousness, to transparency, is what makes both the Shakers and Donald Trump so profoundly American: 'tis a gift to be simple, but it's a kick to give Matt Lauer a televised tour of the fantastic penthouse you're trying to unload for twenty million dollars, too.
For a few mid-century decades, America, in its maturing young adulthood, seemed to be moving toward European civilization's embrace of the elliptical and the difficult, of connotations and subtexts: important painting became abstract; serious buildings abandoned decoration as corny and primitive; significant fiction got murky (Faulkner, Pynchon, Gaddis, Barthelme); religion turned vague and metaphorical. Particular meanings, such as they were, had to be sussed out. Opacity was cool.
But there has been a change. Since the late nineteen-seventies, literalism has been gathering force. The renaissance of figurative painting, biographical theatre, narrative history, and postmodernism of almost every stripe is about a surrender to unapologetic literalism. Modernist architecture seldom announced its meanings, but then, in the sixties, along came Robert Venturi, who celebrated both Las Vegas and familiar iconic buildings. Now we reflexively see buildings as billboards geared toward high-speed glimpses: architecture that gets right to the point.
This renewed embrace of explicitness has lately spread all over the ur-American realms of merchandising, TV, the mass market. A new line of women's shoes called Wannabe seems like a joke (why not just call them Behind the Curve, or Loser?), and two of the more thoughtful younger designers—Tom Ford and Marc Jacobs—have lines featuring logo-wear: Ford is happy to affix big Gucci "G"s to belt buckles and shoes, and Jacobs has spattered his first collection for Louis Vuitton with the familiar "LV" symbol. While this season's stylish woman may resemble a piece of luggage, she will unmistakably resemble a piece of very expensive designer luggage.
The fragrance industry, adjacent to fashion but wholly propelled by marketing voodoo, and thus an even purer litmus test of the zeitgeist, has gone wildly, thoroughly literal. The big perfumes of the past, the classic brands—Shalimar, L'Air du Temps, Chanel No. 5—became successful by merely suggesting, and almost never explicitly asserting, their romantic auras. Connotation was everything. Now fragrance nomenclature is blatant, direct. There are two ways to go. A majority of the new perfume names consist of a simple, very specific nice word: Beautiful (Estée Lauder), Pleasures (also Lauder), Modern (Banana Republic), and, inevitably, Happy (Clinique). The other option for naming a new fragrance is to appropriate nouns from the dark side, perfume as psychopathology: Obsession (Calvin Klein), Longing (Coty), Contradiction (also Klein), Egoïste (Chanel), and, most remarkably, Envy (Gucci). (The fragrances Acquisitive and Delusion do not yet exist, as far as we know.)
One view of this development is that it marks a return to good old American candor. The hugely successful line of ". . . for Dummies" how-to books ("The Internet for Dummies," "Fly-Fishing for Dummies," and so on) is an example of this: simple, practical advice for pragmatic people too busy to bother concealing their ignorance. But most of the current manifestations are not exactly Norman Rockwellian. If you want to open restaurants where the main attraction is young waitresses with large breasts, you call the restaurants Hooters. How about a chain of discount tobacco outlets? You call it Cigarettes Cheaper. Nuance has never been the strong suit of show business, and film is a literalist medium, but thirty years ago only a tiny minority of Americans had ever seen a pornographic movie; last year the average American household watched six porn videos.
Happy perfume and Hooters' fries undoubtedly appeal to different audiences, as do William Bennett's "Book of Virtues" and Beavis and Butt-head's "This Book Sucks," but what makes all of them big sellers is the same impulse. Sentimental or vulgar, revelling in the straightforward and the brazen is their common denominator. In 1993, when "Beavis and Butt-head" premièred on MTV, it was shocking and funny to hear the animated stars say "This sucks" over and over again. Now, on "South Park," the Beavis and Butt-head for the second half of the decade, it requires a singing turd and the line "Kyle's mom is a big fat bitch" to generate the same pop attention, and it isn't as funny. We're all Beavis and Butt-head now. What was too coarse for polite conversation a few years ago has become the mainstream's vernacular.
In the last few months, a casual scanner of the media could have happened upon Conan O'Brien and a radio d.j. saying the Spice Girls suck, G.Q. saying soybeans suck, Fortune saying Disney's animated movies have sucked, and the buttoned-down chairman of Intuit software telling a conference of C.E.O.s that his advertising sucked. The word "fuck" recently appeared in a piece of fiction excerpted on the Web site of the New York Times—the New York Times! The Wall Street Journal reported that, according to Howard Kurtz's new book on the White House propaganda machine, the President's press secretary described the First Lady to reporters as "the mummy [Clinton]'s been fucking." The most talked-about new plays this year are " 'Art'," which is about art, and "Shopping and Fucking," which is about what you'd expect.
On "60 Minutes" a few weeks ago, Mike Wallace, interviewing Sally Quinn about the Clinton scandals, used the word "pussy," but the show bleeped him—an interesting, awkward, real-time moment in the transition to the new explicitness. What is the appropriate response to the epidemic of stark obviousness, high-concept literalism, rude candor? Is it thumbs up or thumbs down? Neither. Some of it is refreshing; some of it is appalling; a lot of it is amusing; most of it is just the American way. By definition, therefore, it doesn't totally suck. ©


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On VIP day, Vermont's congressional delegation stops by. "You don't win rhetorical battles about science in Congress," says Representative Peter Welch. "This is the way we're going to make progress." Jesse Catalano emerges from another room with a foreign television crew behind him; he's wearing a lapel mic and speaking rapid Italian. A few days later, Energy Secretary Steven Chu stops by to see the place, Secret Service in tow.
Weekdays, hundreds of waist-high elementary school students arrive, worksheets in hand, questions at the ready. A six-year-old pauses to ask Kris Williams '11, lead fund-raiser, "What intellectual skills were you able to identify with this project?" A covey of middle school girls begs Phil Gordon '11 to perform his verse from "Midd Kid," which they watched, like a million times, on YouTube.
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After being accepted into the Decathlon in April, the team moved from concept and ideation to the blocky drawings to life. "We had the potential to cost the College a lot of money," said Jopek. "And the potential to make ourselves look silly."
Spring term ended, but a dozen of the team's core stayed on for the summer, moving into the Homer Harris Farmhouse and bringing with them a mélange of cheap furniture (as well as a kitten named Frizby Bixby). They decorated the walls with trace-paper drawings and sprawling to-do lists. Back rooms became computer labs and editing studios. Laptops and coffee-stained blueprints covered every available workspace. A single window AC unit labored valiantly in the midsummer humidity.
The tasks were daunting—design a website from scratch, launch a $500,000 fund-raising appeal, draw up a safety manual—and the learning curve steep. As the students learned to navigate advanced architectural software, write solicitation letters to major donors, and parse schematics for thermal-comfort systems, victories could feel small and frustrations massive. Too, the team needed a new name. Appalachian State University had also called their design the Solar Homestead, and Middlebury had agreed to rename its entry.
It wasn't until an after-work dip at a local swimming hole that the team hit on the idea of "self-reliance," which seemed to capture both the home's traditional roots and the team's do-it-yourself ethos. "Insist on yourself; never imitate," wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson in an 1841 essay on that very subject. "Where is the master who could have taught Shakespeare?" Think independently. Reject blind conformity. Challenge convention. The name stuck.
Before the summer was out, the team had finalized Self-Reliance's floor plan and intricately joined post-and-beam structure. Going into the fall semester, with plans due to be delivered to the DOE just before Thanksgiving, the team needed only to translate their decisions into a set of blueprints and a construction manual.
And then, less than three weeks before the November 23 deadline, a year's worth of collaborative work was turned on its head. Just before class on a Tuesday, Godine, along with lead architects Baisch and Wyatt Komarin '12, asked to speak with Kerz-Murray and Nelson privately. "We were just hitting certain details that we couldn't figure out," Baisch told me. Godine had realized that, owing to "first-idea inertia," the house was facing major structural problems, engineering impossibilities, and massive cost overruns. The bedrooms were closet-sized. The hydrothermal array was shoehorned in. And the post-and-beam structure that they'd designed would need to be broken into 20 pieces for transport.
The architecture leads had come up with a radical remedy, but Kerz-Murray and Nelson insisted they propose the idea to the entire class, "which could have gone either way."
When the team got together, the room was tense; tempers and frustrations were running hot. The group project now felt like anything but. Katie Romanov '11, communications lead, recalled, "People were like, 'What do you mean? Where was I when this decision was made? And how do you possibly expect that we can finish all of this in time for the submission?' It was a real struggle."
One student, Godine saw, had titled his notes, "Meeting from Hell." Details that had been labored over for months were now irrelevant. Shane Scranton '12 and Eric Fendik '12, the lead modelers, had nearly finished creating blueprints for the original design. Much of their work would be scrapped. "It put a lot of work on their shoulders," said Baisch. "But it simplified so much that Shane said, 'Go for it. It's going to be easier to rebuild a new house than to push forward.'"


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Refer to Krispy Kreme. Krispy Kreme's goal to open six new Krispy Kreme stores by 2009 in British Columbia where it already has a well-established reputation would be an example of a S.M.A.R.T. goal because it is ____.
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A department store is experiencing greater than usual shrinkage, and management wants it stopped. Middle management decided to hire a security company to study the problem and develop the best plan for dealing with it. Middle management have implemented a(n) ____ plan.
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____ is the emotional reaction that can occur when disagreements become personal rather than professional.
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One of the benefits of planning is how it ____.
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Neither Chile nor Peru has a mass-market café culture, but that fact has not stopped Starbucks from trying to determine what can be done to make its coffee houses successful in those markets. By recognizing that people in these two South American countries do not drink coffee like people in the United States and that they should change this habit, Starbucks has begun a ____ process with problem identification.
____ occurs when managers choose an alternative that is good enough, rather than the best possible alternative.
____ is the process of choosing a solution from available alternatives.
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Neither Chile nor Peru has a mass-market café culture, but that fact has not stopped Starbucks from engaging in ____ to determine how best to expand into those markets.
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text: Game of Thrones season 5: There will be Dorne, dragons, White Walkers and angry giants "The White Walkers aren't going away, the dragons aren't getting any smaller, the giants are more pissed than ever," say Dan Weiss and David Benioff Comments Written By Ellie Walker-Arnott 2:24 PM, 19 June 2014 Game of Thrones series four might have come to an end just days ago, but showrunners Dan Weiss and David Benioff are already talking season five. The pair, who know what's to come in Westeros right up until George RR Martin's epic conclusion, have shared some very illuminating thoughts with Entertainment Weekly. Here's what they've revealed about series five.... 1. We are heading to the Red Viper's homeland. "There will be Dorne, and we're excited about it," the showrunners said. "Who wouldn't want to hang out in Dorne? They have admirable values and priorities. And have you seen Oberyn's coat?" 2. Littlefinger is aiming for the Iron Throne. "He wants everything. He wants to sit on that throne. By necessity, his path there will be twisted and indirect. But everything he does in some way points to that goal." 3. Varys' motivations will be revealed. "He throws away the entire life he's built for himself in King's Landing to save Tyrion's life. 'Now what?' will become eminently clear in season 5." 4. The fantasy elements are going up a gear. "The White Walkers aren't going away. The dragons aren't getting any smaller. Melisandre's still sorceressing, the giants are more pissed than ever." 5. Westeros is getting smaller. "It's been an expanding universe and will now start to contract. Which doesn't mean we won't meet any new characters in season 5, because we will. But it's going to start to shrink for sure. 6. There will be more deaths. Obviously. "There are some characters who will die that I won't think people will predict. And as George has said, we're killing off more characters than in the books and will continue to do so." Like this? Share it. Facebook Twitter Google Tumblr Pinterest Blogger Reddit VKontakt Print Email


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Dark tale of love and murder in Pakistan's rural heartland
By Mehreen Zahra-Malik
MOZA SIAL Pakistan (Reuters) - A Pakistani man whose pregnant wife was bludgeoned to death by angry family members who did not approve of the marriage fondly recalled a brief life together with the woman he fell in love with at first sight.
Farzana Iqbal, 25, was murdered by a group of assailants including her father on Tuesday, witnesses and police said, because she fell in love with and married Muhammed Iqbal in January instead of a cousin they had selected for her.
"She was a very happy person. And she was the best wife anyone could ask for," Iqbal, 45, told Reuters in his mud-brick home in the village of Moza Sial in central Pakistan, 240 km (150 miles) west of Lahore.
"She never lied. She never broke her promises. That's what I loved and respected the most about her. She never let me down. But I let her down. It was my duty to save her and I let her down."
The dark tale of love, betrayal and murder has stunned people around the world, with the United Nations condemning Farzana's killing and a major international newspaper running a Reuters photograph of the grisly aftermath of the attack on its front page.
In Pakistan, a Muslim country of some 180 million people, the reaction has been more muted.
Many conservative families consider it shameful for a woman to fall in love and choose her own husband. Refusal to accept arranged marriages frequently results in "honor killings".
In 2013, 869 such cases were reported in the media, according to the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, and the true figure is probably higher since many cases go unreported. Continued...


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Carhartt was founded in Detroit, Michigan and started out making work clothing for railroad workers. Their initial growth throughout the 1890s was to focus on railroad workers' need for durable and long lasting work overalls. Over time, their clothing items have evolved trademark features intended to further extend durability, including the use of heavy duty threads, reinforcing rivets at vital stress points, and a variety of durable, high technology materials resistant to flames, abrasion and water.
In 2007, the company launched a Carhartt for Women's line of Women's Workwear for the Fall Season.
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Open the Mac App Store to buy and download apps.
Do you struggle to work out fractions? Do you need help in understanding how to add, subtract, divide and multiply fractions? Well if you do then this App is for you. Not only does it calculate the answers for you it also comprehensively explains how the answer was arrived at. Along the way the App explains about the Least Common Denominator, proper and improper fractions, simplifying fractions and other general concepts.
How to use.
Just type in the fraction values into the fields at the top and select whether each fraction is positive or negative.
Use the four calculation buttons (add, subtract, divide and multiply) to select the type of action.
When the answer is calculated it is shown in the answers box and also in the table below. This table has sections that explain how the whole number parts are handled, finding the lowest common denomitor, the greatest common factor, how adding, subtracting, dividing and multiplying work and how fractions are simplified.
If the calculation at the top shows a question mark ('?') this means you have changed a value and need to press one of the four calculation buttons.
What's New in Version 1.1
Corrected a bug that stopped fractions being reduced to their simplest form when prime numbers were involved.
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It's a 14-year old 3-bedroom log house, nestled among the evergreens, oaks, Harbor Seals, and Bald Eagles. Situated right on Taunton Bay. Nearly all the comforts of home here -- fridge, LP gas oven, microwave, piano, kayak, canoe, DVD/CD, fireplace, linens, W/D, and more stuff...not the least of which will be peace and quiet. About 45 min. from BHB/Acadia, 30 min. from Schoodic, and 3 hrs. from Baxter St. Park (and all the Moose). Hancock has three wonderful restaurants, incredible as that sounds. Ellsworth, the closest "town", has everything you'll need, and it's a not-too-close 8 miles away. What else can I tell you? Look at the photos and you'll see what awaits you. You'll have near total privacy, although you should be aware that I work in the cabin on the property from time to time. Also, pets are encouraged, not just permitted. Note: if you rent during the winter/early spring months, you WILL need a 4WD vehicle. Okay. Look forward to hearing from you. Peace, Gerry.
PS - Trump supporters should look for lodging elsewhere. I'm serious about this.
PPS - Stay here and get 20% off at The Bangkok Restaurant and 20% off anything at Monteux Gallery!!
Hi. My name's Gerry Monteux. I live here with my 13-year old mostly-Corgi, Bruce. This is where I grew up and I can't say enough good things about it, but the first thing I'll say is that it's the reason I do what I do now for a living. I'm a nature photographer and being here, being immersed in nature 24/7, convinced me to do what I do. This place tends to get in your blood and remain there. I need to let you know that if you stay here, I'll be living in the little cabin on the property. But don't freak out. You'll have tons of privacy, and might not even know I'm there. And should anything go wrong, I'm right there to take care of it. Also, to entice you further, anyone who stays at my home receives the following offers: 15% off every meal at The Bangkok Restaurant (Thai food) in Ellsworth and 20% off any purchase at Monteux Gallery (fine art nature photography...mostly) also in Ellsworth. That is all. Come here.
Gerard "Gerry" Monteux purchased this chateau / country house in 2005
I built this house on the property where I grew up. It's my cathedral.
Away from 'most of it', peace and quiet, nature in abundance, Bar Harbor, Schoodic, Acadia all nearby, Plenty of restaurants and bars within reasonable driving distance, pets encouraged to come!
We loved our stay at Adeline's Way. Gerry was a pleasure to work with. His accomandating welcome made our stay that much better. The house itself is very well appointed. You can tell that he has spent a lot of time maintaining it and making it comfortable for guests. The house itself has a lot of personal touches which overall tell a story. We thoroughly enjoyed the wood-burning fireplace. It was nice to sit on the couch in the evening's watching a movie drinking a glass of wine looking out over the bay and listening to the crackling of a fireplace.
We were able to take the kayak out on the water and enjoyed the serenity. We will be back. This property is secluded enough to provide a sense of solitude but not far from shopping and Bar Harbor. While staying here I suggest that you check out Bangkok restaurant for dinner and the art gallery and Café located at 192 Main St. in Ellsworth.
Enjoy this small slice of tranquility.
Did you ever meet someone and it felt like you have known them all your life? Then you have met Gerry. We would highly recommend you stay here. He is gracious, hospitable, and very knowledgeable. You know this man truly cares about the land that he lives on and the creatures he shares it with. Make sure you visit his studio and enjoy his beautiful photography. His cabin is right in the heart of it all yet feels like you are on a remote island. It is a cabin and there are no frills but the access to the bay is priceless. You can sit by the fire and relax and enjoy the view, or head out on a kayaking adventure to see the local wildlife and fisherman pulling in their lobster cages. Everything you need is nearby, including Acadia National Park. Be prepared, there is no TV cable service here, however, there is internet service. We didn't have a problem with this and enjoyed unplugging and getting away from the TV. Thank you Gerry for sharing the cabin and always being available to answer our questions. We truly enjoyed our stay and hope to see you in the future.
Wonderful setting! House is perfect and very roomy. It was great to canoe along the coast. The host was very organized and helpful.
This is a truly breathtaking location within a short drive from Acadia National Park. The cabin is very warm and inviting and Gerry was a wonderful host with super useful tips about the area and the park. Everything was exactly as expressed in the description except the views were even more spectacular. I'd highly recommend renting this cabin for a getaway from it all, but with all the comforts of home.
This is a beautiful home that we had the pleasure to stay at for three nights. Gerry was a pleasure to deal with - super prompt and friendly with all of our interactions. The property is immaculate with gorgeous views. Our kids loved to explore the private rocky beach and we had two awesome days at Acadia and exploring the Schoodic Peninsula. We saw tons of cool wildlife (check out Gerry's gallery in Ellsworth also) during our stay. Could not recommend more highly....
Gerry's waterfront cabin is beautiful. There's a very peaceful wrap around porch perfect for early morning coffee and books, as well as sunset happy hours. The kayaks are a great way to start your day, taking in Maine's beauty. Gerry was super helpful and great at giving unique hiking suggestions off the beaten path. He also had a basket of toys for our dog. We left today feeling very relaxed.
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More than 100 high school students from around the state are at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point this week for the annual arts camp.
More than 60 years ago, the university started a summer music camp.
It has grown and it now includes workshops, classes and activities for students interested in several areas of the arts.
"It's something that all of us here look forward to every year," said Music Director Mathew Buchman. "We just love having the students."
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Hi ladies. I need some help. If you had any suggestions I would be very appreciative.
I've been dating a girl for ~ a month now and she has repeatedly expressed interest in learning how to shoot a gun. She has watched me work with the dog and is also interested in getting out in the blind next fall. :getdown:
I'm not sure how I found this one but I'm pretty psyched. Last week she crawled under my truck with me and helped me wrench on it awhile. Just gotta love that!
Any tips on how to go about teaching her to shoot would be appreciated. I have a Remington 1100 20 ga light Skeet that should fit her well and won't kick too bad. We'll definately have the safety talk, and then I thought I would have her fire off a few rounds at a stationary target. After that we'll give the clay pigeons a go, probably start by shooting at the low house on the skeet field.
Thanks for any and all suggestions. She seems pretty interested. It would be really fun if she got into shooting and hunting.


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JEREMY HOBSON: At last count the unemployment rate in the state of Michigan was 13 percent. That's more than 3 percent higher than the national average. Well now the lousy economy in Michigan, combined with a glut of vacant homes there, are having an effect on the utility companies. Turns out squatters, homeownerss and even businesses are getting busted in record numbers for trying to get gas and electricity for free.
Sarah Hulett of Michigan Radio has the story.
SARAH HULETT: Every day of the work week, a team from DTE Energy investigates tips of illegal gas and electrical hookups.
They visit homes like this one on the city's west side, where theft investigator Keith Gross finds a meter box that's been hacked into.
KEITH GROSS: Look at this. Running right straight through the wall. Just a little piece of 16-gauge wire.
Inside the box, the meter is gone. Someone has wedged a nail and what looks like a scissor blade into the box to conduct electricity, and they've connected it to a wire that's threaded into a hole in the side of the house.
MARK JOHNSON: Don't try this at home, kids.
That's Mark Johnson. He heads DTE's theft-investigation unit. Johnson says the makeshift connection could give someone a powerful shock. He says the flimsy wire pushed through the house's clapboard siding is a recipe for fire. And he says these jerry-rigged connections are powering homes all over Detroit.
Last year, DTE found 60,000 instances of energy theft. The company is able to bill some of it to the energy thieves themselves. But the utility estimates its losses due to theft are at least $45 million a year. And those losses are ultimately passed on to paying customers. Part of the reason theft is so rampant in Detroit, Johnson says, is because the city has tens of thousands of abandoned homes.
JOHNSON: And every one of those abandoned homes is a potential squatter house. And if you're a squatter you have no legal right to live there. So therefore you can't get utility service. So they steal. And when we turn off the theft, they move to the next house. I've had little kids tell me, "Oh, we've lived in all those houses. We've moved house to house to house." As we've turned off theft, they just squat in the next house.
DTE officials say they put millions of dollars each year into a fund to help people pay their bills. But they say they can't help people who don't seek assistance, and many people never do.
In Detroit, I'm Sarah Hulett for Marketplace.


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Remember Stuxnet, the malware targeted at the Iranian nuclear industry? Say hello to Flame (Win32.Flame), a 20MB piece of modern cyberwar weaponry.
Detailed by Kaspersky Lab Expert Aleks in a Questions and Answers entry on SecureList, Flame is 20 times larger than Stuxnet and has been floating around the Middle East for two years or more. It is "a backdoor, a Trojan, and it has worm-like features," according to Kaspersky, and reports to about 80 command-and-control domains. Various Flame modules can be initialized on infected systems to change the information gathered.
Flame is able to infect a fully patched Windows 7 system, indicating it leverages a zero-day exploit not yet known to security researchers. The complexity and size of Flame indicates the likely developer was a "government-sponsored entity" according to the Wall Street Journal. Other names for Flame are Flamer, Wiper, Viper, and sKyWIper. It may be the "most complex malware ever found," according to a CrySyS Lab report.
Has the cyberwar started?
my bet would be the Chinese, they are not overly friendly with any country in the middle east, and this virus seem aimed at everyone in that part of the world.David 164 on theregister.co.uk
The Chinese already have an army of western servers under their control, silently. Their intent in doing this is unknown, as is the number of compromised servers.jcollake on wired.com
This is an advanced mechanism employed by a state agency. The article isn't overt, but the implication is clearly that this device is of US origin and purpose. Personally, I'm happy to see the US engaging in this sort of behavior. National Defense with low cost and no lives lost!Andrew Middleton on wired.com
Parts of it are in Lua. Hmmm.... I'd say that points the finger at China. Lua is the scripting language for World of Warcraft. We tend to see the most sophisticated WOW hacks come out of China.Marvin Prince on wsj.com
I'm getting the distinct impression from the labels, filenames etc. used in the code that this is put together by native English speakers. Competent ones, at that.Dom 3 on theregister.co.uk
Lua was used as a fast way to write code that could be used on both iOS and Android platforms.ian hickey on wsj.com
Security advice
If you want security, use a pencil, paper, and a safe.Chris King on wired.com
What if it's just a massive game of social engineering? Click here to install the 'FLAME Removal Tool' (really, trust us...). LOL.Anonymous Coward on theregister.co.uk
It's getting to the point where you need to restore a pristine disk image at least once a week. Or for the truly paranoid, use a Live CD.Trashreader on wired.com
Iran's Computer Emergency Response Team announced it has developed software to kill the Flame malware. Do you believe them?
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Liverpool 0-1 Southampton
- From the section Football
Early Premier League pacesetters Liverpool suffered their first defeat of the season as a Dejan Lovren goal gave Southampton victory at Anfield.
The Croat might have conceded a penalty for a challenge on Reds striker Daniel Sturridge in the first half.
But early in the second half he held off Daniel Agger to steer in a header from Adam Lallana's corner.
Liverpool struggled to create chances as the visitors easily held on for a second league win of the season.
Saints had been the last team to beat Liverpool in the league - a 3-1 win at St Mary's in March - and the relative comfort with which they repeated the feat provided a reality check for the Merseyside club after a promising start to their campaign.
Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino had highlighted the importance of cutting off the supply to the prolific Sturridge - a scorer in his side's previous five games - and while the visitors were assisted by the absence of the Reds' injured Brazilian playmaker Philippe Coutinho, they stuck meticulously to their manager's plan.
Even so, Liverpool were the first to go close, Steven Gerrard's 25-yard free-kick being palmed wide by keeper Artur Boruc at full stretch.
And the home side gradually began to exert some pressure, with Reds forward Iago Aspas releasing Victor Moses, but left-back Luke Shaw intervened with a well-timed tackle as the former Chelsea man prepared to chip the on-rushing Boruc.
The hosts then thought they should have had a penalty when centre-back Lovren appeared to clip Sturridge in the area, before Moses went close when he nutmegged centre-back Jose Fonte, only to see his poked shot saved by Boruc.
But when Reds defender Agger gave the ball away early in the second half - a mistake that saw Lallana played in for an effort that keeper Simon Mignolet had to save - it signalled the start of some sloppy play by Liverpool.
The Reds needlessly conceded a corner and Lovren, who signed for the south coast club from Lyon in the summer, outmuscled Agger to nod Southampton in front.
It very nearly got worse for Liverpool when Shaw, helped by a couple of ricochets, broke through the home defence to produce an impressive save from Mignolet.
The Belgian keeper also kept out a follow-up effort when the ball rebounded off Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho, then punched away the loose ball before Southampton's Steven Davis could get to it.
The visitors sat back more in the closing stages but comfortably protected their lead to secure a fifth league win in their past seven games against Liverpool, who will now be even more glad to welcome Uruguay striker Luis Suarez back at the end of his 10-game suspension for biting.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers:
"We were very subdued. Technically we were not very good and gave away a poor goal. It is one of the few poor days we have had.
"We just need to recover. We were not so good with the ball and technically nowhere near the level we have been at.
"Luis Suarez being available is a positive as he has now served his ban and we can bring someone as good as him back."
Southampton boss Mauricio Pochettino:
"We are very pleased - the effort the players put in was amazing. We were up against the leaders and I am delighted.
"Overall, we had an amazing game, especially in the second half. It's really good that one of our defenders got on the scoresheet.
"We are just thinking ahead to the next game and nothing else. I've been in football too many years to be carried away."
Lineup, Bookings (1) & Substitutions (6)
- 22 Mignolet
- 04 Toure
- 05 Agger (Jose Enrique - 57' )
- 17 Sakho
- 37 Skrtel (Alberto - 72' )
- 08 Gerrard
- 09 Aspas (Sterling - 46' )
- 12 Moses
- 14 Henderson
- 21 Lucas
- 15 Sturridge
- 01 Jones
- 03 Jose Enrique
- 34 Kelly
- 47 Wisdom
- 06 Alberto
- 31 Sterling
- 33 Ibe
- 31 Boruc
- 02 Clyne Booked
- 05 Lovren
- 06 Fonte
- 23 Shaw
- 04 Schneiderlin
- 09 Rodriguez (Cork - 89' )
- 12 Wanyama
- 17 Osvaldo
- 20 Lallana (Ward-Prowse - 76' )
- 07 Lambert (S Davis - 66' )
- 01 K Davis
- 26 Hooiveld
- 08 S Davis
- 10 Ramirez
- 16 Ward-Prowse
- 18 Cork
- 22 Chambers
Match Stats
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Live Text Commentary
Full Time The game is over, as the referee blows the whistle.90:00 +2:12
Clearance made by Dejan Lovren.90:00 +2:10
Centre by Raheem Sterling.90:00 +2:00
Luke Shaw makes a clearance.90:00 +1:01
Victor Wanyama makes a clearance.89:34
Clearance by Jordan Henderson.88:27
Simon Mignolet takes the free kick.88:16 Substitution
Substitution Jay Rodriguez leaves the field to be replaced by Jack Cork.87:43
The referee blows for offside against Jay Rodriguez.87:23
Clearance made by Kolo Toure.86:08
Dejan Lovren manages to make a clearance.86:07
Clearance by Jose Fonte.86:06
Luis Alberto has an effort at goal and missed to the left of the target.82:50
Shot by Steven Davis. Simon Mignolet catches the ball.82:48
Clearance by Mamadou Sakho.82:44
Clearance by Steven Gerrard.82:42
Corner from the left by-line taken by James Ward-Prowse.82:16
Raheem Sterling manages to make a clearance.82:14
The ball is swung over by Morgan Schneiderlin.81:49
Jay Rodriguez takes a shot. Blocked by Jordan Henderson.
Nathaniel Clyne receives a yellow card.80:18 Booking
Clearance made by Kolo Toure.79:27
The ball is swung over by James Ward-Prowse.79:14
Clearance made by Jordan Henderson.79:11
Corner taken by James Ward-Prowse.78:44
Pablo Osvaldo takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Kolo Toure gets a block in.77:44
Daniel Sturridge takes a shot and cleared the goal.77:31
Short corner taken by Victor Moses from the left by-line.76:46
Clearance by Jose Fonte.76:45
Sanchez Jose Enrique produces a cross.75:19
Simon Mignolet restarts play with the free kick.75:18 Substitution
Substitution James Ward-Prowse is brought on as a substitute for Adam Lallana.74:05
Pablo Osvaldo is ruled offside.72:32
Dejan Lovren makes a clearance.71:31 Substitution
Substitution Luis Alberto on for Martin Skrtel.71:05
Jose Fonte makes a clearance.70:28
Corner taken short by Pablo Osvaldo.69:54
Clearance by Dejan Lovren.69:49
Dejan Lovren makes a clearance.69:47
Victor Moses produces a cross.69:33
Morgan Schneiderlin makes a clearance.69:31
Corner taken by Steven Gerrard from the right by-line.68:05
Victor Wanyama manages to make a clearance.68:05
Corner taken by Steven Gerrard from the right by-line.67:39
Jose Fonte manages to make a clearance.67:19
Clearance by Kolo Toure.67:17
Corner from the left by-line taken by Adam Lallana.66:50
Clearance made by Simon Mignolet.66:41
Luke Shaw takes a shot. Simon Mignolet parries the ball but the danger is not over.66:30
Clearance by Martin Skrtel.65:53 Substitution
Substitution (Southampton) makes a substitution, with Steven Davis coming on for Rickie Lambert.64:16
Morgan Schneiderlin manages to make a clearance.64:11
Clearance by Victor Wanyama.64:00
Luke Shaw manages to make a clearance.63:58
Jordan Henderson crosses the ball in from the free kick.63:30
Raheem Sterling fouled by Dejan Lovren, the ref awards a free kick.62:10
Free kick taken by Leiva Lucas.62:07
Leiva Lucas fouled by Morgan Schneiderlin, the ref awards a free kick.61:29
Clearance by Luke Shaw.61:26
Raheem Sterling produces a cross.59:41
Clearance made by Mamadou Sakho.59:06
Steven Gerrard shoots direct from the free kick. Artur Boruc parries the ball away.58:07
Victor Moses fouled by Adam Lallana, the ref awards a free kick.57:41
Jordan Henderson takes a shot. Blocked by Jose Fonte.56:30 Substitution
Substitution Daniel Agger goes off and Sanchez Jose Enrique comes on.55:03
Mamadou Sakho produces a cross.54:57
Dejan Lovren makes a clearance.54:56
Mamadou Sakho crosses the ball.54:17
Dejan Lovren makes a clearance.54:08
Pablo Osvaldo takes a shot. Simon Mignolet parries the effort to safety.52:56
Assist on the goal came from Adam Lallana.52:56 Goal scored
Goal! - Dejan Lovren - Liverpool 0 - 1 Southamp'n Dejan Lovren scores a headed goal. Liverpool 0-1 Southampton.52:54
Corner from the left by-line taken by Adam Lallana.51:03
Artur Boruc restarts play with the free kick.50:34
Clearance made by Nathaniel Clyne.50:31
The referee blows for offside against Victor Moses.49:50
The ball is sent over by Mamadou Sakho.49:26
Clearance by Victor Wanyama.49:25
A cross is delivered by Daniel Sturridge.48:24
Free kick taken by Mamadou Sakho.48:24
Adam Lallana challenges Mamadou Sakho unfairly and gives away a free kick.48:04
Simon Mignolet restarts play with the free kick.47:39
The assistant referee flags for offside against Rickie Lambert.47:23
Clearance made by Raheem Sterling.47:21
A cross is delivered by Adam Lallana.46:46
Adam Lallana takes a shot. Simon Mignolet parries the ball but the danger is not over.46:03
Jay Rodriguez takes a shot. Simon Mignolet catches the ball.45:44
Martin Skrtel makes a clearance.45:41
Adam Lallana crosses the ball in from the free kick.45:22
Mamadou Sakho concedes a free kick for a foul on Victor Wanyama.45:01
The referee gets the second half underway.45:01 Substitution
Substitution Raheem Sterling replaces Iago Aspas.45:00 +1:16 Half time
Half Time The half-time whistle blows.45:00 +0:09
Header by Daniel Sturridge goes harmlessly over the bar.45:00 +0:06
Centre by Steven Gerrard.44:56
Jose Fonte makes a clearance.44:54
Corner taken by Steven Gerrard.43:35
Simon Mignolet takes the free kick.43:14
Adam Lallana is caught offside.42:54
Free kick taken by Victor Wanyama.42:34
Daniel Sturridge is caught offside.42:22
Jose Fonte restarts play with the free kick.42:10
Free kick awarded for a foul by Victor Moses on Adam Lallana.40:25
Clearance made by Nathaniel Clyne.40:20
Free kick taken by Morgan Schneiderlin.39:57
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Adam Lallana by Steven Gerrard.38:33
Victor Wanyama takes the free kick.38:26
Unfair challenge on Victor Wanyama by Steven Gerrard results in a free kick.37:17
The ball is sent over by Pablo Osvaldo.36:32
Corner taken by Steven Gerrard from the right by-line.36:01
Victor Moses takes a shot. Artur Boruc parries the effort to safety.35:14
Daniel Sturridge takes a brilliant shot and cleared the goal.31:00
Free kick crossed by Steven Gerrard.30:28
Victor Wanyama challenges Victor Moses unfairly and gives away a free kick.29:43
Free kick taken by Jordan Henderson.29:37
Foul by Jose Fonte on Steven Gerrard, free kick awarded.29:34
Clearance by Daniel Agger.29:31
The ball is swung over by Adam Lallana.29:29
Steven Gerrard makes a clearance.29:25
Corner taken by Adam Lallana.28:31
Clearance made by Martin Skrtel.28:29
Centre by Nathaniel Clyne.27:42
Free kick taken by Artur Boruc.27:17
The referee blows for offside.27:05
Martin Skrtel manages to make a clearance.26:13
Pablo Osvaldo takes a shot and went wide right of the net.25:42
Kolo Toure manages to make a clearance.25:41
Rickie Lambert takes a shot. Simon Mignolet catches the ball.25:39
The ball is swung over by Adam Lallana.25:33
Luke Shaw restarts play with the free kick.25:08
Unfair challenge on Jay Rodriguez by Kolo Toure results in a free kick.24:17
Clearance made by Luke Shaw.23:52
Jose Fonte makes a clearance.22:47
Clearance by Victor Wanyama.22:45
Free kick taken by Simon Mignolet.22:22
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Daniel Agger by Pablo Osvaldo.22:00
Clearance by Kolo Toure.21:26
Clearance made by Morgan Schneiderlin.21:25
Corner from the left by-line taken by Steven Gerrard.20:48
Steven Gerrard produces a shot on goal direct from the free kick. A parry by Artur Boruc prevents the goal.19:32
Free kick awarded for a foul by Jose Fonte on Iago Aspas.18:21
A cross is delivered by Rickie Lambert.18:05
Clearance by Leiva Lucas.18:02
The ball is swung over by Rickie Lambert.14:19
Rickie Lambert takes a shot and went wide of the left-hand post.13:51
Dejan Lovren manages to make a clearance.13:19
Centre by Nathaniel Clyne.12:33
Clearance made by Simon Mignolet.12:26
Clearance by Martin Skrtel.12:25
Adam Lallana produces a cross.10:34
Morgan Schneiderlin delivers the ball.10:17
Clearance by Kolo Toure.7:51
Jose Fonte makes a clearance.7:50
Jordan Henderson produces a cross.7:05
Dejan Lovren makes a clearance.5:30
Kolo Toure makes a clearance.5:05
Martin Skrtel makes a clearance.4:39
Shot by Leiva Lucas. Artur Boruc catches the ball.4:36
Clearance by Luke Shaw.4:34
The ball is delivered by Jordan Henderson.4:23
Jordan Henderson manages to make a clearance.4:18
Adam Lallana crosses the ball in from the free kick.3:34
Unfair challenge on Nathaniel Clyne by Victor Moses results in a free kick.3:15
Free kick taken by Kolo Toure.3:01
Clearance by Martin Skrtel.2:59
The official flags Rickie Lambert offside.2:39
Jordan Henderson takes a shot. Artur Boruc catches the ball.2:03
Adam Lallana has an effort at goal and missed to the right of the goal.2:02
Martin Skrtel manages to make a clearance.1:17
Clearance made by Victor Wanyama.1:14
Free kick taken by Simon Mignolet.0:47
Iago Aspas fouled by Victor Wanyama, the ref awards a free kick.0:17
Mamadou Sakho makes a clearance.0:00
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A rough early start spelled doom for the Ferris State University women's basketball team as the Bulldogs suffered a 77-66 regional setback on the road at Lewis (Ill.) Tuesday (Nov. 25) evening in Romeoville, Ill.
The host Flyers scored the first 13 points of the game and jumped out to a 22-4 advantage only seven minutes into the contest at LU's Neil Carey Arena. Lewis held a 42-20 halftime edge before the Bulldogs outscored the Flyers 46-35 over the final 20 minutes.
Ferris was able to cut Lewis' lead down to as few as eight points with 2:44 left in the game, but the Flyers answered with six-straight points to seal the victory.
Jenny Turpel paced Lewis with a game-high 23 points and eight rebounds while Jenna Mooberry chipped in 21 points and seven boards. Kelly Monaco also reached double-figure scoring for the Flyers with 11 points.
Their performances helped offset a solid showing by Bulldog senior forward/center Jenna Guay, who finished with a team-best 18 points and five rebounds. Sophomore forward Tiara Adams added 10 points with senior guard Teghan Thelen limited to nine points. Thelen had averaged 31 points in FSU's opening two games of the season.
The Bulldogs were held to 34.6% (9-26) shooting in the opening half before connecting on 61.3% (19-31) of their second-half tries to finish at 49.1% (28-57) for the game. FSU was three-of-13 (23.1%) behind the three-point line and seven-of-10 (70.0%) at the free throw stripe.
Meanwhile, Lewis made 44.1% (30-68) of its field goal attempts and was seven-of-26 (26.9%) behind the three-point arc. The Flyers hit 10-of-14 (71.4%) free throws.
Ferris was hampered by 23 turnovers and gave up 13 offensive boards to the Flyers. The Bulldogs were outscored 23-12 off turnovers as the Flyers had only 14 miscues in the contest. LU also owned a 16-12 edge in second chance points along with a slim 30-28 advantage in points scored inside the paint.
FSU finished with 11 assists, six steals and four blocked shots compared to Lewis' 14 assists, eight blocks and eight steals. The Bulldogs held a narrow 39-34 rebounding lead in the game. FSU also received 42 points off its bench while the Flyers' reserves netted only six points.
Lewis improved to 3-2 overall and the Bulldogs fell to 1-2 overall this season. The victory was Lewis' fourth consecutive series' triumph over Ferris State.
FSU will try to get back on track as the Bulldogs open Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) action against archrival Grand Valley State on Monday, Dec. 1, in Allendale, Mich. Tipoff for the opening game of the doubleheader is set for 6 p.m. (EST) inside the GVSU Fieldhouse Arena.


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- Not the Women's Guild - Trip to Knebworth
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- 19.Apr.2012
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We are organising a joint outing with the New Options Group to Knebworth. A coach will leave EDRS at 10 am, and the cost of £20 will include the coach and entrance fee. For more details and to book your place, telephone Andrea 020 8958 0424 or Evie as below.


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NY State Lawmakers On Holiday
New York State lawmakers are expected to leave Albany for their holiday break this week. That means the state's budget will most likely miss the April 1 deadline. The latest budget proposals from the two houses of the legislature are $1 billion apart.
Legislative leaders were scheduled to meet privately last night. But the only firm plan is for the Senate to give final legislative approval of an emergency spending plan today, then leave Albany.
Governor Paterson has proposed an emergency bare bones spending bill to keep the government running for two more weeks. In interviews yesterday, the governor used religious themes to urge lawmakers to honor the Jewish and Christian traditions of self-sacrifice to make tough budget decisions.


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|About the Brand: TIMA® was established in 2012 and launched its first line of Sport Apparel in April 2013. The idea of the first Brazilian made Saudi brand for sport apparel is the brain child of the Saudi Fitness Professional Fatima Batook with the mission to spread a healthy and positive lifestyle to shift people to a state of "Self Love" through the brand's values of being "Dedicated & Committed" to only getting "Motivated" and add value wherever the brand goes. Celebrating a wonderful blessing and gift of being a woman, who is feminine, strong, hard working, unique, fun, confident and powerful! About the Designer: Fatima Batook, born in Singapore, nov 8 1983. Graduated Bachelors degree in business and marketing started her career with a multinational FMCG company then moved to one the biggest Saudi foods company and today she is the marketing & sales director. Strength, willpower, inspiration and joy are few qualities among many that distinguish Fatima Batook from any other fitness instructors. Fatima is a mentor to many trainers and to the clients she trains. Her dedication, commitment, enthusiasm and hard work make her excel in the fitness industry in so many levels. She is a star-level 3 Spinning® instructor, CanFitPro group fitness instructor,CanFitPro personal trainer, ACE certified personal trainer, YogaFit instructor,TRX trainer, PeakPilates trainer, kickboxing trainer and the first Piloxing instructor in the Middle East. Fatima is the owner of TIMA®, the first Saudi brand for fitness and sport apparel. Fatima always strives to improve herself and empower others to achieve their greatest potential. She always empowers her clients mentally and physically through motivation and inspiration.
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