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I got caught up with things so I didn't post about it. I personally have no interest in Thunderbolt 1, so I certainly don't have interest in Thunderbolt 2, but when it comes down to it, I -really- don't like adopting the very first release of something like this. Remember when the first SATA 3 and USB 3.0 boards came out? Those connections got much faster with subsequent releases. I think this is just marketing at the moment. I don't see much use for TB among enthusiasts the the moment, so the bandwidth could be inflated 100x and it still wouldn't change anything.
Edit: Oh, and I am working on an ASUS Z87-EXPERT review atm... it has Thunderbolt. Aside from that, it's almost an identical board to the Z87-PRO. The premium? $40...
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Hope Schneider is coming home.
The 20-year-old Brandonite is transferring from the University of Winnipeg to Brandon University to play for the Bobcats women's volleyball team this fall.
The Crocus Plainsmen graduate and former starting setter with the Winnipeg Wesmen is expected to play a backup role with the Bobcats along with redshirt freshman setter Savannah Guttman of Dauphin, playing behind projected starter Mary Thomson. It's a role Schneider said she is happy to fill.
"I'm really looking forward to it," Schneider said via telephone from Winnipeg. "I've got lots of friends and family back home and I know what the situation is and I'm happy to play whatever role is required."
The 5-foot-7 Schneider helped lead the Plainsmen to an appearance in the provincial AAAA high school final in 2011 in her Grade 12 season. She then quickly found herself thrust into a starting role in her rookie season in the Canada West conference in 2012-13 when setter Brittany Habing left the Wesmen. This past season, the Wesmen turned to Ellina Domnidou and rookie Natasha Rupa of Shoal Lake to handle setting duties and Schneider decided to take the year off from volleyball, but is happy to return with her hometown team.
"When Hope approached us about coming back, we were excited about the possibility," said Bobcats coach Lee Carter, who was recently named CIS women's coach of the year. "She's a local player, a Crocus Plains graduate and someone who knows many of our players well and she will be a good fit for us. … She knows what her role will be and will give us some experience and depth at the position, along with Mary and Savannah moving forward here."
Thomson, entering her third year of eligibility, is slated to take over as starting setter from fellow Brandonite Kellie Baker, who completed her five-year career this season after helping lead the Bobcats to a second-place 17-5 record and the No.2 ranking in the country.
"I have known Mary for years and she has worked hard for this opportunity and she is a great setter and I'm happy to support her in any way I can," Schneider said.
Schneider will be back in Brandon this weekend to sign her letter of intent and is working on transferring her courses to finish her geography degree at BU.
"I found I was returning to Brandon a lot of weekends anyways, so I figured if I could play for BU, that would be a great situation for me," she said. "So I am happy that Lee is giving me a second chance to play at the CIS level and I'm looking forward to joining the team."
Schneider comes from a well-known athletic family, with brother Dustin a setter with the national men's volleyball team and currently playing professionally overseas, while her other brother Mark is a former Brandon Wheat Kings defenceman who now suits up for the Regina Cougars. Her father Ken is a former Wheat Kings captain who coached the Brandon Midget AAA Wheat Kings.
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* DERBY NIGHT. Thursday was derby night on the West Coast, where three other big matches were played. Defender A.J. Soares matched his career total with two goals in No. 8 California's 3-0 win at San Francisco. He also had an assist on Davis Paul's opening goal.
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I'm doing some numerical results of a system of equations Sum[(A[l,n] + B[l,n] ksi)Psimoins[n],{l,o,L}]== Sum[C[l,n] Psiplus[n],{l,0,L}]
I want to find a symbolic result in this form:
So How to reduce the first form to the second. I'm in mess and I find some numerical result with initial values of Psiplus, A, B and C but not symbolic one.
Psiplus and Psimoins are matrices with indices n and l.
A, B and C and functions of parametres n and l.
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Benzema headed home in the first half following Luka Modric's cross before Jese turned home a second after halftime after Ronaldo teed him up. The victory puts Madrid in control of the tie ahead of the second leg against an Osasuna side that showed endeavor but struggled to pose any consistent threat to its hosts.
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On 5/6/12 at 8:28 PM, jack.j.jepper at googlemail.com (J.Jack.J.) wrote:
>Thanks for replying. Responses embedded:
>On May 6, 8:24 am, Murray Eisenberg <mur... at math.umass.edu> wrote:
>>First, perhaps folks were reluctant to respond because this looked
>>like it could be a homework exercise.
>>Second, you don't even have proper Mathematica syntax in your
>>equation relating x and k. Did you even try to read the
>>documentation to learn the very basics?
>I tried and tried for hours but couldn't so much as find any section
>that would even tell me how to write the condition that k be an
The specifics of how to specify k is an integer depends on
exactly what function you will be using. For several functions
such as Integrate, you can use Assuming to specify assumptions
about variables. For example, compare:
In[12]:= Assuming[{m, n} \[Element] Integers && m != n,
Integrate[Cos[n x] Cos[m x], {x, \[Pi], 0}]]
Out[12]= 0
with the result obtained with no assumptions about m,n
In[13]:= Integrate[Cos[n x] Cos[m x], {x, \[Pi], 0}]
Out[13]= (n cos(\[Pi] m) sin(\[Pi] n)-m sin(\[Pi] m) cos(\[Pi] n))/(m^2-n^2)
In other cases such as for NMinimize or NMaximize, conditions
for variables are specified as part of the syntax. Details can
be found in the documentation.
But, specifying k is an integer in your particular case really
isn't useful.
>For example, proper syntax for the equation would be:
>>(x/Log[x]) (1 + 1/Log[x]) == 108.2 + k
>>Third, the equation itself looks really nasty. Aside from the fact
>>that it mixes exact formulas with an approximate real (108.2), the
>>left-hand side is transcendental.
This is a key point. Typically, transcendental equations do not
have closed form symbolic solutions and are only solved
numerically. In general, when there is a closed form symbolic
solution, it is because the equation occurs often enough in some
field someone created a special function to represent the solution.
So, assuming the only possible solution is a numerical solution
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solution such as was done with:
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Brandon's Pita Pit is making it a little easier to eat healthier this month.
Local Pita Pit owner Darin Gentes said the store is offering 10 pitas under 500 calories for the entire month of January in an effort to help community members stay on track with their New Year's resolutions.
"We're trying to help encourage people to eat healthier," Gentes said. "We're just making it simple for people who are trying to eat healthy."
This is the second year the local pita shop has launched its "resolution solution" campaign and so far, it's attracted some attention.
"We're getting lots of people in here getting the healthy pitas," he said. "Every January, lots of people are doing this and trying to eat healthier."
Gentes added that customers can receive daily discounts by "liking" the Pita Pit Canada Facebook page.
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Gentes said it's for a great cause because "there's a lot of people that can't afford it."
With the help of in-store information packages and knowledgeable staff, Gentes said he hopes their second New Year's campaign teaches community members to eat healthier.
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In a blender, puree the drained lychees until smooth. Add 1 cup of the heavy cream and puree until smooth. Strain the lychee puree through a fine sieve set over a medium bowl, pressing hard with the back of a spoon to extract as much of the puree as possible.
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Man sues lab over accuracy of alcohol test
There are 83 comments on the TwinCities.com story from Jan 19, 2011, titled Man sues lab over accuracy of alcohol test. In it, TwinCities.com reports that:When convicted drunken driver John Gerard Miller flunked a court-ordered test that showed he'd been drinking while on probation, he swore he hadn't touched a drop.
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#1 Jan 19, 2011
The story is so sad. The guy had his last legal issue in 2006 and payed his debt to society for his alohol troubles. He obviously has changed his lifestyle/behavior if he hasn't had legal issues since his 2006 arrest.
To incarcerate an innocent man for 135 days with the sole purpose of the testing company being profits is criminal. Isn't a person innocent until proven guilty anymore?
What's with the prosecution in Polk County? They violated this mans rights and went directly against the SAMSHA warning!!!
#2 Jan 20, 2011
Yes someone must challenge these findings. At least we can in our country. God Bless the USA.
Saint Paul, MN
#3 Jan 20, 2011
If an alcohol tester had a 95% chance to correctly identify someone who had been drinking alcohol, and a 1% chance to return a false positive, and 5% of all people who were breathalized were in reality intoxicated, then 1 in every 6 people it reports as drunk are actually sober.
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#5 Jan 20, 2011
Another story of profit from the backs of the people by big business. If it can be shown the cheifs at this company knew they test were unreliable in certain circumstances - they need to be hung from theirnuts till till death.
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#6 Jan 20, 2011
I think you have the article confused. I think you are referring to the police talking about when he received his DUI back in 2006.
#7 Jan 20, 2011
Are you referring to the 0.1 percent of the 100,000, as mentioned in the article?
#8 Jan 20, 2011
The evidence (or lack of) certainly showed that this guy was falsely accused of violating the terms of probation.
My sympathy is limited however, because of the prior convictions, especially with his poor judgement trying to involve his child in a drunken car ride. He and others have definitely been educated on a possible defence strategy.
#9 Jan 20, 2011
I'd like to see the County's purchasing agent or whoever made the buy decision do a little time for his/her mistake. Consequences improve performance.
Saint Paul, MN
#12 Jan 20, 2011
So the guy who helps invent the thing gets to earn expert witness fees by testifying as to its flaws? Hmmm.
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#13 Jan 20, 2011
Wow, read the article again! His DUI was over 4 years ago and there was no evidense of him drinking other than the ETG/ETS reported by the testing agency.
He shouldn't of got DUI in 2006 but should the guy be locked up for 4 1/2 months when he wasn't doing anything wrong?
#15 Jan 20, 2011
My turn to say wow, the article clearly states that he was on a no drink order for not one, but two pending DUI charges. He was then found drunk (three times the legal limit) at his exes house picking up his child. He plea bargained and still had 7 years of probation which puts it at 2014. I agree there were improprieties buy Polk county and the testing lab, but the guy isn't what you would call a model citizen.
YOU need to read the article again.
#16 Jan 20, 2011
I sometimes wander about the accuracy of urine tests. How do I really know if the tests they doi are accurate, and aren't law enforcement supposed to show you the results immediately after you blow into a breathalizer. I never got yo see mine
#17 Jan 20, 2011
These test railroad millions. Most are wrong. If you wiould have asked our founding fathers about this. It would have been unconstutional.
Saint Paul, MN
#19 Jan 20, 2011
You need to learn how to read. The .275% BAC was why he was put on 7 years of probation for which he was ordered to not consume alcohol. His BAC was NOT .275 from the hand sanitizer.
Saint Paul, MN
#20 Jan 20, 2011
A witness from the company that markets the test admitted it could skew the results. Since the test doesn't actually test for alcohol in the system only the metabolites, it is possible to absorb a small amount of ethanol through the skin.
You people really need to learn how to read.
#21 Jan 20, 2011
Welcome to your government.
Saint Paul, MN
#22 Jan 20, 2011
I could say the same for you. Based on the facts of the story I'll believe the test over an alcoholic.
Saint Paul, MN
#23 Jan 20, 2011
I don't have a lot of sympathy for this guy, but it is at least plausible that what he says is true. The real problem exists with...
1. Why did it take 135 days to have the hearing?
2. Why did he get 7 years probation instead of jail time for his 3rd DUI before is 1st one was even resolved?
3. Why so many people on these boards can't read?
Since: Aug 09
Saint Paul, MN
#24 Jan 20, 2011
Its also plausible that the lab tech simple screwed up the test. But as others have said...I'll take the word of the test over the word of a drunk. The fact that he is suing says a lot about his credibility...
#25 Jan 20, 2011
Worked in the business with drunk drivers for 35 years. Children KNOW bad behavior and smell of alcohol on a parent. Mom confirmed what child observed as did trained law enforcement. Victim ?...I don't think so. Unique defense...like the "twinkie"...yes. Dad needs to get his act together; denial is more than just a river in Egypt !!
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President Obama must intervene to ensure that Blacks gain meaningful access to the television airwaves. The author points out that "no public programming, on any day, exists in six commercial television stations broadcasting in three states for persons of African ancestry in the largest television market in the United States," the New York City metro. As things stand, "the Telecommunications Act of 1996…has virtually stopped minority ownership of radio and television stations."
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by Alton H. Maddox, Jr.
The following is a letter from activist lawyer Alton Maddox, Jr., chairman of the New York-based United African Movement, to President Obama.
"Blacks must disproportionately rely on public affairs programming as a substitute for money."
President Barack H. Obama
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20500
Re: Public Affairs Programming
Dear Mr. President:
As a constitutional scholar with academic credentials from Harvard Law School and professorial credentials from University of Chicago Law School, the author of this letter is preaching to the choir not only regarding federal case law but also the United Church of Christ.
The starting point for the legal struggle over citizenship of descendants of enslaved Africans is Scott v. Sandford. In dictum, Chief Justice Roger Taney of the U.S. Supreme Court said, "No Negro has any rights that whites are bound to respect". This dictum has trumped the Fourteenth Amendment for at least a century.
Since 1857, all rights that Blacks have acquired in the United States have resulted from blood, sweat and tears. Frederick Douglass said it best: "You may not get everything you pay for but you will pay for everything you get". Mr. Douglass was a sage and a prophet. His teachings were checkpoints for the decisions of President Abraham Lincoln.
Against this backdrop, Medgar Evers was the architect for initiating public affairs programming for descendants of enslaved Africans over public airwaves. Although, in 1954, Blacks were still disenfranchised in Mississippi, Evers observed a necessary relationship between the "Fourth Estate" and politics.
"Medgar Evers was the architect for initiating public affairs programming for descendants of enslaved Africans over public airwaves."
In 1954, he applied unsuccessfully for admission to the University of Mississippi Law School to become a "social engineer" as envisioned by Dean Charles Hamilton Houston of Howard University Law School. Afterwards, he became field secretary for the NAACP. He would follow in the footsteps of the late Harry Moore who, with his wife, were murdered in Florida from the racist-inspired bombing of their home on Christmas Day 1951. Mississippi was in dire need of social engineers.
On May 17, 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Brown v. Board of Education. This decision delivered a body blow to white supremacy. The face of white supremacy was significantly altered but with untold casualties including but not limited to Rev. Geroge Lee, Lamar Smith and Emmett Till.
Brown v. Board of Education not only ignited white terrorism in the South but it also brought about the modern "Civil Rights Movement". The televising of these events was one-sided and the scripts for public consumption over the public airwaves were written by white supremacist organizations like the White Citizen's Council and the Ku Klux Klan.
Television in Mississippi preceded Brown v. Board of Education by one year. A year later, Emmett Till was lynched in Money, MS. Brown v. Board of Education gave birth to the White Citizen's Council and it revived the Ku Klux Klan. A target was anyone advocating voting rights for Blacks.
Broadcast licenses from the Federal Communications Commission also gave birth to the two earliest television stations in Jackson, MS. They became cheerleaders for the derogation of the Reconstruction amendments. In fact, the Citizen's Council owned a bookstore on the premises of WLBT-TV.
Although the Communications Act of 1934 defines the public airwaves as a public trust, Plessy v. Ferguson meant that Blacks were not entitled to engage in public criticism of whites. Gayle v. Browder would not be decided until 1956 and the enactments of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 were necessary to, arguably, put Jim Crow to rest.
Until 1963, Medgar Evers made repeated requests to respond to white supremacist positions by employing arguments advancing the U.S. Constitution. The "fairness doctrine" was being honored in the breach. Censorship was the order of the day and the exercise of First Amendment rights by Blacks was too risky.
"Plessy v. Ferguson meant that Blacks were not entitled to engage in public criticism of whites."
These repeated requests for airtime over television stations were repeatedly denied until May 1963. On May 20, 1963, Evers appeared on WLBT-TV to respond to white supremacist arguments of Jackson (MS) Mayor Allen Thompson. Evers warned white Mississippians that Jim Crow was over. WLBT-TV reluctantly had to televise Evers comments under the "fairness doctrine."
Needless to say that a Black man appearing on a televised program in 1963 to warn whites that white supremacy would soon be dishonored in Mississippi infuriated them. A rabbit had a better chance of surviving in Mississippi under this circumstance. On June 12, 1963, in the driveway of his home, an assassin's bullet ended Evers' life.
Dr. Aaron Henry and Fannie Lou Hamer, among others, would continue this struggle for the exercise of First Amendment rights. The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party was founded in 1964. President Lyndon Johnson learned many lessons from the 1964 Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. In the end, Congress enacted the Voting Rights of 1965 after the enactment of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Public affairs programming on television is the bridesmaid of politics. In light of Citizens United v. FEC, it has greater meaning for Blacks who lack the financial and legal resources to fuel politics. If information is power, Blacks must disproportionately rely on public affairs programming as a substitute for money.
In 1827, Blacks in New York were fully emancipated by statute. While all white men would finally enjoy the benefits of a democracy in 1827, Black men, on the other hand, would suffer all of the restrictions of a timocracy. As late as 1965, Congress would still find reasons to subject New York to the enforcement mechanisms of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and for good reason.
Whites have benefitted from these discriminatory practices. For over three hundred years, all of the mayors of New York City have been white males except David N. Dinkins in 1989. White voters are now in the minority. More than any other group, Blacks are in dire need of public affairs programming. Remedial action by the FCC is warranted.
"WLBT-TV reluctantly had to televise Evers comments under the "fairness doctrine."
As you experienced in the 2008 presidential primary for the Democratic Party in New York, the issue was not only the right of Blacks to vote but also the right of Blacks to have their votes counted. For example, in many election districts in Harlem and in Brooklyn, your 2008 presidential campaign received zero votes. History was repeating itself. See the Hayes-Tilden Compromise of 1877 and Bush v. Gore. The right of Blacks to have their votes counted is still unresolved in New York.
To address issues affecting whites, white-owned programs with white hosts such as "Meet the Press", "Nation", "Fox News Sunday" and "This Week" are routinely scheduled for Sunday mornings. On the other hand, no public programming, on any day, exists in six commercial television stations broadcasting in three states for persons of African ancestry in the largest television market in the United States. This is New York City's megapolitan area.
Five of those television stations are physically located in New York City and the sixth television station is located at its mouth. Blacks, in this market, easily exceed three million media consumers. This is Jim Crow and an eyesore for public affairs programming which is only accorded to whites.
The FCC, in 1963, took some class-based, rhetorical action against eight radio and television stations in Mississippi arising out of biased comments. Those incidents arose out of the admission of James Meredith to the University of Mississippi. More drastic, remedial action must occur in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
In a landmark decision in 1966, styled Office of Communication of United Church of Christ v. F.C.C., and decided by the Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, standing was given to ordinary citizens to challenge the renewal application of a radio or television station and to allow for public affairs programming. This decision gave rise to, among others, "Like It Is" and "Positively Black."
Judge Warren Earl Burger, an appointee of President Dwight Eisenhower, would pen the landmark decision. President Richard Nixon would appoint him, in 1969, as chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. President Nixon would select Benjamin Hooks as the first Black person to serve as a member of the Federal Communications Commission.
President Bill Clinton signed the Telecommunications Act of 1996. It has virtually stopped minority ownership of radio and television stations. At one point, the infamous WLBT-TV in Jackson, MS was owned by majority-Black corporations. The ownership picture changed after 1996. Even the Inner-City Broadcasting Corporation in New York City is reportedly on a life-support system.
It is necessary that some remedial, executive and universal action be taken forthwith in the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut television market. Public affairs programming is about the discussion of serious and unpopular political issues and not about entertainment and sports. For Blacks, the televising of voter education programming and political commentaries must start now.
Very truly yours,
Alton H. Maddox, Jr.
Alton H. Maddox, Jr. is chairman of the United African Movement. He can be contacted by telephone at (718) 834.9034 or at [email protected]


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I started weight training at 14 to help with my football training, so from an early age I had a good understanding of weights and gym programmes etc. When I was 16 I found football wasn't enough, it didn't give me the dedication and sacrifice I needed. I required something that demanded everything from me, 200 percent commitment 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks of the year – Along came bodybuilding! I also loved putting myself through brutal workouts and seeing improvements and changes, I knew that bodybuilding was for me.
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Off season my diet becomes extremely varied with a mixture of proteins building up a great amino acid profile. Complex Slow releasing carbs make up my carbohydrates. I believe that eating clean doesn't have to be boring, and with a bit of imagination eating clean all year round can easily be achieved. In addition to this, I find that i grow better when my body fat is relatively low, i feel my body is more efficient. If your dieting right you should grow during the first 6 weeks, this is because you are supplying your body with the right amount of nutrition at the correct times, so if we apply this principle to off season with just a bit more of everything then growth should be even more apparent.
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- Meal 2: 2 slices of eggy bread/French toast (no butter/oil, use 1 cal spray) or peanut butter on toast.
- Meal 3: Chicken Brest with tomatoes and jacket potato and cheese.
- Meal 4: Turkey Brest stirfried with peppers, tomatoes and onions with rice – added fajita spice.
- Meal 5 (POST Workout): 60g whey, Creatine, 100g Maltrodextrin, L-glutamine, BCAA's.
- Meal 6: Extra lean spicy mince with wholemeal pita.
- Meal 7: Chicken pasta with arbiata sauce.
- Meal 8: Casein protein shake.
What does your current work-out routine look like?
At the moment I am recovering from knee surgery so my routine is based around this, however I normally train 2 days on, one day off. I find that if you are training hard enough rest is essential for growth. We don't grow in the gym, we grow in the kitchen!
So normally it would look like this;
- Day 1: Heavy Quads, Pump Hams
- Day 2: Arms + Calves
- Day 3: rest
- Day 4: Shoulders and traps
- Day 5: Heavy Hams, Pump Quads
- Day 6: Rest
- Day 7: Chest + calves
- Day 8: Back
- Day 9: Rest
However at the moment my training split looks like this;
- Monday: Back + Tris
- Tuesday: Heavy Quads, Pump Hams
- Wednesday: Shoulders + traps + calves
- Thursday: Rest
- Friday: Chest + Biceps
- Saturday: Heavy Hams, Pump Quads + calves
- Sunday: Rest
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- Squat – 240kg for 7
- Incline Bench – 140kg for 7
- Barbell Row – 100kg for 8
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When dieting our bodies lose water, strength and we become susceptible to injury. So I feel training smart is essential here. We don't want to be lifting too heavy weights and risk getting injured. Still train hard, punishing your muscle, but just train smart. Really when dieting you should already have your muscle, you are just using nutrition to remove the fat and water. Training should just be for maintenance, although we do still grow during dieting as mentioned earlier. When dieting I like to up my rep range a touch, so for upper body 12-15 reps, and for legs 12-20 reps. I really make an emphasis on squeezing and stretching the muscle, I imagining I am on stage trying to bring out every single muscle fibre in my body.
Who is your favourite bodybuilder, strongman or powerlifter?
I really admire Kevin Levrone's physique, I think he brings size, condition, aesthetics basically the whole package. In my opinion his physique is what bodybuilding is all about, unlike some of the mass monsters such as Branch Warren. No disrespect meant towards him, from what I've watched and read he is a top pro, but I do not admire his physique.
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If you want something bad enough, make those sacrifices and battle like you have never battled before. Don't give up; because once you reach your goals, the feeling will be irreplaceable.


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This workshop is an introductory level, hands-on workshop that will provide the participant with software orientation. It will also introduce participants to the operating parameters for RUSLE2, selection of input values for RUSLE2, and developing and saving management operations for RUSLE2. In addition, real field examples will be used in the workshop to determine risk calculations of the Iowa Phosphorus Index and how to incorporate these numbers into manure and nutrient management planning requirements. Also included will be parameters for RUSLE2 and P Index calculations on snow-covered or frozen ground. Soil sampling requirements for manure management plans also will be discussed.
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I made another zine featuring my poems and pictures. It is issue 6 of When Deadlines Become Zombies. While it has a stuff-that-i-noticed-during-October-to-January theme to it, it's still applicable and accessible throughout the year. Let me know or send me a message if you're interested in it (it's already actually gotten good responses from sane, real human people).
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Nannie M. Witt
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POTTSBORO - Nannie M. Witt, 87, passed away on Friday,
December 20, 2002 at Texoma Medical Center. Mrs. Witt was born on
January 25, 1925 in Hagerman Community to parents Elmer Lee and Sarah Elizabeth.
She attended Sherman High School in Sherman, Texas, and was married to
Robert James Witt March 23, 1932 in Durant, Oklahoma. Mrs. Witt was
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Bar and grille: Citroen has applied its new, softer chevron logo to the front of the C5 mid-sizer.
3 July 2012
By HAITHAM RAZAGUI
CITROEN'S updated C5 mid-size sedan and wagon range will arrive in Australia early in 2013, but changes will be limited to the French brand's latest double-chevron badge design.
First introduced in February 2009, Citroen's new corporate identity gave the traditional double-chevron logo a softer, three-dimensional look and first appeared in Australia on the second-generation C3 light car in November 2010.
Citroen's subtly changed double-chevron badges will be applied to the C5's grille, boot lid and steering wheel.
Public relations manager for Australian Citroen importer Ateco Automotive, Edward Rowe, confirmed "we will get this exciting new badge early in the New Year".
Publicity photos for the updated C5 are simply re-used images from the car's mid-life facelift in October 2010, with the new badges digitally applied.
European market cars will be made available with a new 17-inch alloy wheel design for top-spec Exclusive variants, which can also be specified with "new interior design components", part-leather upholstery and a new Techno option pack comprising satellite-navigation, parking sensors and upgraded wheels, plus chrome window sills, front fog lights and reversing cameras for variants on which they are not fitted as standard.
From top: Current Citroen C5; 2013 C5.Last month, the entry-level C5 Attraction with 1.6-litre turbo-petrol engine received a price cut, from $35,990 plus on-road costs to $32,990 driveaway, while the cost of a petrol-powered C5 Exclusive rose $500 to $44,990 plus on-roads.
Since its introduction to Australia in January 2006, sales of the current generation C5 have averaged 31 units per month, compared with 55 units achieved by the previous-generation model, sold in Australia from June 2001 to December 2004.
C5 sales recently passed 400,000 units worldwide.
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EGR Trouble HELP???
I'm trying to replace the EGR in my 95 Eldo. The fuel rail has a bracket looking object that loops under one of the EGR nut-bolts. How do I get the EGR off with this in my way, the fuel line seems stationary so its cant lift over the bolt. Don't make fun of me , just HELP. Thanx
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If your fuel rail is original (nylon) then there is enough flex in it to move it slightly. If it has been replaced under the recall with the stainless steel rail, then the entire rail needs to be removed. I think that is what you are asking.
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You have to take the nut off and remove the bracket then remove the bolt that holds the EGR valve down. The bolt that holds the EGR is a stud headed bolt that has a nut on it to hold the bracket. That bracket is actually a shield to keep the fuel lines away from the EGR in the event the items might get crushed together somehow so you really want to reinstall it even though it is a bit of a pain.


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Boris Johnson has honoured his manifesto pledges quite respectably so far. But he set himself one mission impossible. Try this:
I will look to reduce the disruption caused by strikes on the Tube by negotiating a no-strike deal, in good faith, with the Tube unions. In return for agreeing not to strike, the unions will get the security provided by having the pay negotiations conducted by an independent arbiter, whose final decision will be binding on both parties.
I didn't know what to think when I read that at the launch of his transport manifesto last spring. Did candidate Johnson not know who Bob Crow was, and how loudly he would guffaw at the very idea of relinquishing the right of his members on the Underground to withdraw their labour? Surely he did. Yet Boris's team's knowledge about major London public transport players did at times seem thin during the campaign.
At one point it challenged the right of TfL boss Peter Hendy to claim that bus crime was falling. When was the last time this evil Kennite bureaucrat (sic) had so much as taken a bus, sneered a press release rhetorically (in not quite so many words). The answer was three times on that very day, as on every other. Hendy used to collect fares on them too.
Yet Boris stuck by the "no-strike" pledge. I tittered through a reverie in which Cockney Bob the Commie and Posh Boris the Eton Blue brokered a historic truce between boss class and working class and shoved daffodils up the barrels of each others' tanks. This wasn't even what Mary Poppins called "a pie-crust promise" (easily broken). It was a madcap fantasy.
And now dreamtime is over. Yesterday, the RMT announced that its London Underground members will strike for 48 hours from 7pm on 9 June in protest against a thousand job losses and a pay offer it considers far too low. Commuters will be unhappy, football fans inconvenienced and the capital's economy worse off by £100m, according to the Chambers of Commerce.
A familiar ritual is already underway. All concerned insist they long to parlay, while at the same time putting each other down. Tube boss Howard Collins says the union is unreasonable, the union's Steve Hedley told BBC London last night that the bosses are overpaid and its all the bankers' fault anyway. Boris pointed out that most RMT members didn't vote in the strike ballot and urged its leadership to "get a grip" and talk. See them dancing around the negotiating table like Talent finalists jostling for public favour. Will they all sit up to it at the same time? Will they find a way for everyone to win?
I'm enjoying the spectacle, even though I know that's being bad. Most of all, I'm enjoying watching the mayor. Previous crises and conflicts have found him out. When snow engulfed London's roads, he rewarded private motorists who ploughed in to work by letting them off the congestion charge, but there was no refund for those who struggled in on public transport. Thus was revealed Boris's Clarkson within. Then came his post-G20 Invisible Man routine, followed by much rubbing up against Met epaulettes. The strong impression was of political pragmatism prevailing over leadership.
So how will Boris handle Bob? I've heard senior TfL figures remark that the two have more in common than you'd think: both are engaging in person, mavericks, larger-than-life. My guess is that Boris's stepping so smartly into the spotlight to attack the union yesterday – there was a press release, a tweet and everything – shows that he's very confident of public opinion and, perhaps, that a solution will be found. It also reminds us that he's a Conservative.
But the mayor ought to pause for thought before intervening further in this dispute. What sorts of public noises should a "mayor for all Londoners" really be making? Is there not a case for rising just a little above the fray, and acknowledging that all the capital's public transport workers are as vital to its prosperity as the bankers he's been so eager to defend? Doesn't leadership require his concentrating more on facilitating agreement than taking sides?
He has a personal interest too in such an approach. Responding to his mood music – not his orders, as you might have read from partisan sources elsewhere – his new best buddy Hendy and other top TfL managers have imposed a pay freeze on themselves. But as the eagle-eyed Adam Bienkov points out, there's been no such self-denial on his part or imposed by him on those around him of whom he approves.
Boris was helped in to power by being seen as an anti-politician. His handling of the Tube dispute may raise questions about quite how different he really is from the presently despised political class.


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Release Window - The 3DS and Wii U versions have different release windows. The 3DS version will come out first this summer, while the Wii U version will be released in the winter.
Frames per second - Characters in the 3DS version will flow at 60 frames per second, but stages can drop to 30.
Announced Stages (Wii U) - Mario Galaxy, Pyrosphere (Metroid), Town and City (Animal Crossing), Boxing Ring (Punch-Out), Pilot Wings, Skyloft, (Zelda), Windy Hill (Sonic), Garden of Hope (Pikmin), Wii Fit Studio, Palunea's Temple (Kid Icarus), and Halberd (Kirby's Dream Land).
Announced Stages (3DS) - Reset Bomb Forest (Kid Icarus), Mario 3D Land, Spirit Train (Zelda), Gerudo Valley (Zelda), Arena Ferox (Fire Emblem), Tortimer Island (Animal Crossing), Prism Tower (Pokemon), Rainbow Road (Mario Kart), Find Mii, and Balloon Fight.
- All stages will have their own Final Destination versions. This means Final Destination won't always have the same background.
The 3DS and Wii U versions will have the same characters, but different stages
Boss fights will be present. Up to 4 players can take on a boss. Different stages will feature different bosses. A boss called the Yellow Devil was shown on Mega Man's Dr. Wiley's stage.
New Characters announced - Charizard, Greninja, and Tiki of Fire Emblem were announced. UPDATE: Tiki of Fire emblem was not announced. It was just featured in one of Nintendo Direct's trophy quizes.
Characters shown during Nintendo Direct: Link, Mari, Donkey Kong, Samus, Kirby, Yoshi, Fox, Pikachu, Luigi, Peach, Bowser, Zelda, Sheik, Marth, Pit, Zero Suit Samus, Pikmin & Olimar, Diddy Kong, Dedede, Lucario, Toon Link, Sonic, Villager, Mega Man, Wii Fit Trainers, Rosalina & Luma, Little Mac, Charizard, Greninja, and Tiki.
Characters will no longer change form mid-match. For instance Zelda will stay as Zelda and Sheik will stay as Sheik.
Items announced - Beam sword, bumper, motion sensor bomb, beetle, back shield, bombchu, fairy bottle, fire wall, ore club, POW blockt belt, steel driver.
Online play is coming to both the 3DS and Wii U versions. Online battles can be played with friends or strangers. Nintendo suggests using a USB LAN adapter for the Wii U for stability. There will be two modes: For Fun and For Glory. For Fun mode will feature random stages and items, and will keep track of only wins. For Glory mode will have no items and will only be played on Final Destination stage. Players' wins and losses will be saved in the For Glory mode.
Online ranking system announced - The score is called Global Smash Power. The Global Smash Power score will be granted based on performance in offline modes. There will be no score given in online matches. Matchmaking will still be based on the Global Smash Power score.
Assist Trophies announced - Andross, Devil, Knuckle Joe, Saki Amamiya, Lyn, Nintendog, Waluigi, Dr. Wright, Skull Kid, Mother Brain, Midna, Ashley, Dark Samus, Chain Chomp, Isabelle, Elec Man, Color TV- Game 15
Pokemon announced - Meowth, Eevee, Staryu, Metagross, Fennekin, Meloetta, Gogoat, Entei, Deoxys, Palkia, Kyurem, Victini, Keldeo, Xerneas
Pit no longer has a glide ability
- Little Mac has a power meter that charges by landing hits and being hit. When the meter is full, he as able to land an auto-KO punch.
Custom Move Sets - Players can set custom move sets. Nintendo didn't say too much about what this meant, but it looks like players will be able to customize characters abilities. These custom sets will be playable online, but only when facing friends.
Smash Run mode announced - Smash Run is an adventure mode similar to All-Star mode in Melee that is playable with up to four players. Players will journey through a stage, facing enemies and collecting items. Players will then meet at the end of the stage and battle with the items collected in the stage.
This was one of the most impressive Nintendo Direct programs in recent memory. How do you think "Super Smash Bros." is shaping up now? Sound off in the comments.
UPDATE 4/9/14 10:13 a.m. : The announced character bullet has been updated. Tiki from Fire Eblem was not announced. She was briefly feaured as a trophy.


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Citation: Venteris, E.R., McCarty, G.W., Doumbia, M., Doraiswamy, P.C. 2004. The role of trees in soil organic carbon storage, Mali, West Africa [abstract]. Abs. 52. BARC Poster Day. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: A global market is emerging to reduce carbon emissions through the trading of carbon sequestration credits. One potential carbon sequestration method is to enhance the amount of organic matter in soil. A scientific investigation has been launched to facilitate the involvement of farmers in Mali in carbon credit trading. The potential monetary gains are essential for enhancing production to feed a growing population and to protect the soil resource for the future. Soil carbon is enhanced in Mali soils through a soil management practice known as ACdN. This technology involves building small berm-like dams (called ados) along contour within the fields. The dams reduce erosion and improve moisture relations, which in-turn enhances carbon storage. Production of maize, sorghum, millet and cotton in some fields has nearly doubled under this system. Maps of soil organic carbon are needed to evaluate gains made under ACdN as it becomes widely used. Maps are used as baselines to measure carbon gains and as boundary conditions to numerical models. Areas of interest larger than fields cannot be mapped accurately and efficiently with soil sample data alone. Correlation models between discrete soil measurements and continuous GIS data are needed. Previous work in Mali indicates that trees have a strong influence on the spatial distribution of carbon storage. If so, high resolution remote sensing imagery such as Quickbird can be used to make maps of carbon storage. 100 soil samples were collected, with half located under trees and half located within fields. The samples were distributed over several fields. Soil organic carbon concentration (% by mass) was measured using dry combustion. ANOVA tests confirmed that carbon levels are enhanced underneath trees. High resolution remote images will be a critical component to the mapping of carbon in Mali. However, the utility of additional data such as terrain information from digital elevation models cannot be ruled out.


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Well the planes are so close they shake the house as they go over to put water on the fires. The dogs are getting used to it now. I have a headache thinking about what to put in the car if we need to go. Defiantly Sooke and Zoe's ashes and the computer, meds, cell phone charger, pills and a change of clothes......oh and wedding pictures. Other than that it is all stuff I guess.
The fire map shows we are still miles away from the fire and the wind is still keeping the smoke away, so we are still doing better than many.
Thanks for the prayers, they seem to be working!
Well another fire over the ridge from us again this year. At this point it is 1000 acres and fully out of control, but the wind is heading West, away from us.... thank dog!!!
Little or no sleep tonight, keep checking updates on the weather, fire, etc.
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CHESTER – Chester police responded to a burglary in process last week, only to find that one of the home's occupants had been assaulted.
On Oct. 29 about 2:30 p.m. the police responded to a call from 25 Great Oak Drive. En route from Chester were Chief Bill Burke and Lt. Aaron Berube, supported by officers from Sandown, Fremont and the Rockingham County Sheriff's department.
At the scene, police found that the son of the homeowner had been assaulted and had lost consciousness for a time. He was attended to by paramedics and transported to Parkland Medical Center in Derry.
Burke suspects that the man was attacked by two burglars. Injuries on his face and body indicate that he was hit both by hand as well as with an object. The victim is legally blind and details of the assailants were limited, said Burke.
According to police, the burglars broke into the home through a basement door in the rear of the house, but they don't know if they arrived on foot or by vehicle.
The occupant heard his dogs barking during the break-in and went to investigate, at which point police say he was attacked.
The burglars absconded with both jewelry and cash.
Burke said his department is actively looking for suspects. "We take this very seriously," he said.
Though Chester hasn't been immune to burglaries in the past, it has been quiet lately, said the chief. But on Nov. 3, the department learned of another burglary that they suspect happened on the same day in the same area.
According to police, though the owner of a home on 5 Shepard Home Road was away for the week, when he returned home this past weekend he found his place had been robbed.
Reportedly entry was gained through a first floor window, and the burglar or burglars got away with a jewelry box that contained a gold chain and crucifix that had high monetary value but more importantly, significant sentimental value. The owner has posted a reward of $1,000 for information leading to its return.
Other items stolen included a ring, bracelet and a black Special Forces knife and sheath.
Police surmise the two incidents could be connected.
Anyone with information is urged to contact the department at 887-2080.
Home Burglaries, One with Assault, Reported in Chester
CHESTER – Chester police responded to a burglary in process last week, only to find that one of the home's occupants had been assaulted.