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Prezzo - Leatherhead
21-25 Church Street, Leatherhead, KT22 8DN +44 1372940087
- Genomsnittlig
- Huvudrätt: £9
- Matkostnad: £17
- Öppettider
- Monday to Saturday: 12:00 - 23:30 Sunday: 12:00 - 23:00
As ever, very polite service and consistently good food. Prezzo is our 'go to' restaurant in Leatherhead.
Only criticism is it can be quite noisy when busy. Some sound absorbing wall or ceiling treatment may help??
Nicky Bolding
13 november 2015
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3 courses & a glass of wine, £30 for 2 people
3 courses & a bottle of prosecco, £55 for 2 people
This Prezzo in Leatherhead has a modern and stylish interior and serves authentic Italian cuisine. Leatherhead Rail Station is within easy reach of the restaurant.
The Prezzo menu presents a range of exciting dishes, crafted using the season's best ingredients. Sample meat & fish dishes like chicken Milanese or sea bass, along with classic pasta recipes, hand-stretched, stone-baked pizzas, and risotto.
All the favourite antipasti dishes are on offer, as well as speciality folded calzones, and piled-high 'la famiglia' pasta dishes, designed for sharing. Start your visit with a fruity, fizzy pre-dinner aperitivo from the Prezzo cocktail list, and finish with an indulgent Italian-style dessert.
Featuring floor-to -ceiling windows, Leatherhead - Prezzo is also next door to Leatherhead Theatre making it perfect for pre-theatre dining. There is also a parking area close to Prezzo.
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((((( 13 november 2015 av Nicky Bolding från Fetcham
As ever, very polite service and consistently good food. Prezzo is our 'go to' restaurant in Leatherhead.
Only criticism is it can be quite noisy when busy. Some sound absorbing wall or ceiling treatment may help??
((((( 10 november 2015 av Sarah Lee från South Holmwood
Ten of us celebrated 2 x birthdays. We took our own birthday cake and this was kindly brought to the table for us with the candles lit!
((((( 9 november 2015 av Julie Cowley från Ashtead
We had a lovely time at the restaurant, the staff were excellent very professional we had one guest that was gluten free which they had a separate menu which was good. Overall experience was 5 stars. The wine and food was superb
((((* 8 november 2015 av Peter Almond från Leatherhead
Good food and Service
(((** 8 november 2015 av Beryl Forsdick från Leatherhead
Our experience at Prezzo was overall good as the menu caters well for most tastes, and the food we ordered was good and served up by a very likeable, patient and efficient waitress.
On the downside,when we arrived we were shown to a table against the far wall with a bench seat, the waiter explained the seat was ripped and that they were waiting for a repair to be done. It was not until we sat down in the seat that it became apparent how badly the seat was damaged, with a huge area of the seat's stuffing spilling out where it had been so severely ripped. We asked to be moved to another seat further along and the waiter directed us to another table. I am not sure why we were given such a table in the first place as other tables were vacant, this is very bad policy on Prezzo's part and should not be repeated.
((((* 8 november 2015 av Brian Robinson från Leatherhead
Good food and good value and good service.
((((* 5 november 2015 av Malcolm Loucks från Leatherhead
Group of four for a casual dinner and we had good service and food although the restaurant was busy.
((((* 27 oktober 2015 av Claire från Leatherhead
Lovely food - wish steak was a choice on the menu, though
((((( 27 oktober 2015 av Bernice White från Leatherhead
Waiting staff very attentive, and pleasant. Commendable.
((((* 24 oktober 2015 av Mark Mullany från Epsom
Annual treat for Autistic son's birthday. He chooses it every year and always has a calzone! We enjoyed evening very much. Staff very attentive. Did not have to wait long. Appreciated the 'Light' option. Lovely looking restaurant but a little surprised by tatty seating - (Booth opposite monk picture) had a huge hole in leather with bits of sponge coming out.
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Alex Kovalev lets fly during the first period of tonight's 57th NHL All-Star Game.
John Kenney, Gazette
What were you expecting, a defensive struggle?
23 goals
102 shots
Dekes, playground moves, no hitting, no D … and no chance we'll see any hockey likes this during the rest of the regular season or – heaven forfend! – the playoffs.
MVP Alex Kovalev two goals, an assist, seven shots on goal and won a Honda truck and a tribute from the East's starting goaltender:
"Kovy's made for a game like this," said Carey Price.
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Yeah, the idea was not to have to dig through a bunch of comments to try and figure out how many days ago that was posted.. For people who have a bunch of themes it would be nice to see when updates are scheduled.
Some themes the author states that something will be found in the next update. Would be a great field to add in the themes "Next Update: {date}" and allow the author to edit that field saying when the next update is to be submitted/released.
So I was sitting here thinking about some apps to write to sell based off of some of the admin themes here just because they are getting so awesome.
I was wondering if there was a way that I could write an app based off an admin theme and have some way that for each item I sell that the theme author get his cut automatically. So let's say I put up a script for $50 and the theme it's based off of is $14, I get the difference.. so when someone purchases it it's linked to a theme so they automatically get that theme as well keeping the theme author in the loop.
I probably could've written a cliff notes version of this question.. sorry to ramble.
Does this go against any TOS and if not, I'm curious to see if this could be written in automatically at some point.
I stopped reading after the "Let's compare this to a strip club" ... The bottom line is this.. and don't mean this to be argumentative; I mean this to be the god's honest truth.
You will not find better, higher quality, ready-to-use themes on the internet. Period. I know because I've looked.
I've purchased numerous themes for numerous projects.. designs that I would've paid AT LEAST $500 to START (even though I know capital letters don't exist on the internet, sorry).
So what.. I have to put down $20 to buy a theme that's $12? Then I have $8 left that I can't do anything with.. oh poor me..
Wait.. I just bought a theme for TWELVE effing dollars.. are you serious? So I saved $500 something dollars and I'm going to complain about putting down $20?
No, that would be silly.
It doesn't really fit your description, but since I just uploaded a new admin panel theme here's the link:
Couldn't use it because too much real estate is being used by your left column but it looks nice! I will send you an E-mail regarding the extended "wish list" so to speak
Thanks, Chris
Please leave me your E-mail address if interested and I will copy you on the same E-mail I am sending everyone. Otherwise you can e-mail me at chris.horne@[nospamfortheloveofgod] syndix.net
Thanks for taking interest in this and I look forward to working with someone!
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at 230gr rnd is like a hand cannon, if i use 165gr will the recoil be alot less?
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at 230gr rnd is like a hand cannon, if i use 165gr will the recoil be alot less?
I've never fired a .45 acp 230 gr round from any firearm that felt like a hand cannon....
but oddly out of proportion analogies aside, no, firing a 165 gr will not degrade the felt recoil, it will increase it due to the increased muzzle velocity of the round.
The only .45 I have fired is my 1911's. And they just "push" its not nearly as bad as my xd in .40 that has much more felt recoil then the 45
I don't find the .45ACP any problem in the two guns I have chambered in that caliber. One is a 1911 and the other is an M&P with the 4" barrel. Both are quite manageable.
Just check the muzzle energy
The higher the muzzle energy the more recoil
Depends on the manufacturer and the powder they use.A fast powder will have a sharp recoil impulse,if they use a slower powder it will be mellower.That's where reloading becomes your friend.It is true though,the lighter the bullet the sharper the hit will be,in general.Ball 230s are mild,a SD round is cranked up so it will hit harder.There's also a tradeoff there,a sharper impulse can get you back on target quicker for a followup shot,but you have to learn it.
It isn't the gun, or the cartridge.
It's a matter of technique and practice.
The tighter you hold the pistol, and the more "locked" your wrists and elbows are, the less recoil you will feel.
The more loosely you hold the pistol, the worse the recoil.
ultra raptor ll, this is my first 45, i have been shooting 9mm's and the 1911 just so much more powerful,it was like holy sh%$.
thanks u all i guess it will take practice. and alot of it
so the slower the round the less recoil? i guess i'll start with subsonic rnds. but aint a 45 subsonic?
Yes basically,and yes and no.
The burn rate of the powder dictates the recoil,a fast powder will have a sharper impulse than a slow powder's push.You can have a slightly slower round with slightly more felt recoil than the faster one because of this,but an 800fps round will recoil less than one at 950fps.Many factors dictate the speed of sound,elevation,barometric pressure,etc.Basically the speed of sound is around 900fps,the original 45 load is subsonic but hotter self defense ammo breaks the barrier.
If cheap Remington ammo works in it,run that for a while,it's not quite target,or light loads,but it is wimpy.IIRC the Ultra line is a 3" barrel,they are harder to control than Commander or Gov't length guns.Recoil is a subjective matter,you have to learn to ignore it unless it hurts you.Lock in a good solid hold on the gun so the recoil is absorber through your shoulders,not the arms.You also might want to consider trading it off for a longer barrel/heavier model,that will tame it down some.
If you do go the Remington or light target round route,you may have to go a little lighter on the recoil spring,Wolff is about the best springs made.If the lighter loads eject,watch where they land,anything under 4ft means you should drop one spring weight.You want your cases to land about 6ft away,give or take.
Also depends on what "your" definition of recoil is. I have to agree with others that my .45s seem to push more than snap (like the .40 cal. does). And as stated earlier, hold that weapon tight, with both hands, and lock it into a "triangle" of sorts with your body, and two arms being the legs of the triangle. Take a class from some experience shooters and you may find you like the .45 more than the 9mm. Just my two bits.
To me, I find that shooting 230gr bullets has more felt recoil than a 185gr bullet BUT, the 185's are loaded just slightly faster than the 230's. The Glaser Safety Slugs that I carry definitely have less recoil than 230 gr hot loads but they are only 145 grains and screaming fast.
Have you considered reloading?Not only can it save you money,but you you can tailor the load to suite your needs.Factory target ammo can get expensive,if there's much available for 45.Most facory ammo is loaded to function in a stock gun,the Remington I mentioned gets iffy.Although it takes more powder to get a 230gr bullet down the bore,the lighter stuff is loaded hotter to offset the lighter bullet to gain energy for effectiveness.The 185gr is an old standard target round that's accurate and very mild to shoot,but I don't think it's factory made any more.If you reload,you can make a variety of light loads with any weight bullet you want,and a couple dollars worth of springs will have the gun working fine with them.185 and 200gr bullets will be your best choice at low recoil due to the shorter dwell time the bullet is in the bore.I had a light load for 200gr SWCs that were mellower than 9mm ball and functioned in a stock sprung 1911.Barely,but did.It probably wouldn't in yours though.
Here's your real problem though,you picked a gun suited to SD and carry over a range gun.As such you really need to learn to manage recoil if you're going to keep it,or trade it for a larger version that will offset the problem-you want more weight,as in steel frame,and a longer barrel to keep performance.If this is for SD,a 3" barrel needs a hot load to keep velocity up to keep the bullet in the good operating range.Too slow and a HP won't open up,too fast and it comes apart.They're loaded to operate in a short and long barrel,the short barrels are what pose the problem,hense the heavier powder charge.
i got the raptor 2 cause i got my cwp and liked the size. fits my hand perfect easy to carry. i am going to work with it, i aint givin up. and it's just a really cool pistol, and got a good deal on it. just was surprized by the big boom. i really should of figured that when i compeared the size of the 9mm to the 45.
Ok,she's a keeper.Just hang on to her and run standard ammo through it to get used to it.Shoot some of what you'll carry though so you know where it hits and aren't surprised by the extra recoil.By the time you get a couple hundred rounds through it to prove reliable to carry,you should be adjusted to it fine.These shorties can be finicky sometimes on feeding and ejecting,things are moving faster than the gun's original design intended.They work,just be sure before you carry it.
I'm going to repeat myself:
Shooting a small, powerful pistol effectively requires lots and lots of careful, thoughtful practice.
Normally, one begins with a full-size, full-weight gun and, when really firm, good technique has been developed, one then switches to a smaller weapon.
Since you're doing it the other way 'round, you will have to work harder at your control and your accuracy.


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The Health Cabinet coordinates the Chronic Illness Support Group and a Caregivers Group. It leads the Prayer Shawl Ministry and contributes health and wellness columns to Grace Notes, the congregation's newsletter. It also maintains a Lending Closet of items such as walkers and crutches for congregation members to borrow as needed.
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By JOHN J. O'CONNOR
Published: June 12, 1987
IN what is called a ''contemporary adaptation,'' Showtime is presenting, this Sunday at 8 P.M., a film version of Harriet Beecher Stowe's ''Uncle Tom's Cabin.'' First published in 1852, the novel was an immediate success, selling 300,000 copies within a year. And from the outset, its unflattering depiction of slavery was controversial. Some attacked Mrs. Stowe for keeping the nation's blood at a boiling point. In this century, of course, Uncle Tom became a symbol among some civil-rights activists of shuffling acquiescence.
Inasmuch as Mrs. Stowe had little first-hand knowledge of black people, her story, couched in the melodramatic conventions of the day, reverted frequently to stereotypes. The characters were further altered and broadened in subsequent stage versions of the book. The distortions were going on as late as 1927, when a Hollywood silent movie turned Uncle Tom into something of a clown, played by James B. Lowe, the only black actor in the cast. The other black roles were filled by whites in blackface.
In a laudable and in some ways courageous venture - certainly one not likely to be undertaken for a theatrical-release movie - this Edgar J. Scherick film is going back to the original source and trying to set the record straight. The Stowe novel, after all, played an unusual role in American history, touching off intense debates that spilled beyond the country's borders. In a later book, ''A Key to Uncle Tom's Cabin,'' Mrs. Stowe explained how, despite the melodrama, her novel was based on the stories of actual people and events. Toning down the stereotyping, paring away the broad theatrical elements, the new script by John Gay, the veteran television writer, gets back to the core of those people and events. The result is an effective distillation of Mrs. Stowe's compassion and moral outrage.
Directed with unfailing sensitivity by Stan Lathan, this ''Uncle Tom's Cabin'' was filmed in and around Natchez, Miss. There are two separate plots. One follows the plight of the slave Eliza (Phylicia Rashad) as she flees toward Canada with her young son, Jim, hoping to be reunited with her runaway husband, George (Sam Jackson). Eliza's famous crossing of the Ohio River is done this time without the dramatic device of melting ice. The only significance is that Ms. Rashad was pregnant at the time of filming, and Mr. Lathan decided to make the crossing considerably less perilous.
The other plot, of course, the film's primary focus, features Tom (Avery Brooks), an especially valuable slave because he is good at figures and can manage accounts. Tom refuses to run off with Eliza because he is afraid the other slaves will then be sold and separated.
But then Tom himself is sold to a slave trader named Haley (Frank Converse), and his odd adventures begin. At first he is sold to the good but ineffectual Augustine St. Clare (Bruce Dern), who lives with a nagging wife (Kathryn Walker) and a saintly little daughter named Evangeline, or Eva (Jenny Lewis).
Little Eva's shimmering goodness and otherworldliness are worthy of Charles Dickens at his best. But fate isn't kind to Tom, and he is later sold to the infamous Simon Legree (Edward Woodward), the most vicious of slaveholders and, not so incidentally, a transplanted Yankee.
These are only a few of the major figures in a story crammed with characters and incidents. Throughout, needless to say, Tom is portrayed as a man of dignity and courage. His behavior is governed entirely by his religious convictions. His body might be bought, but his soul cannot be touched.
Mr. Brooks, currently starring as the formidable Hawk in the series ''Spenser: For Hire,'' gives a remarkably forceful portrayal, based in large part on the life of Josiah Henson, a slave who escaped to Canada and then published an autobiography in 1848.
With a fine cast including, in addition to those mentioned, Paula Kelly, Kate Burton and Shirley Jo Finney, this ''Uncle Tom's Cabin'' gives us a fairly good idea of that Mrs. Stowe's novel was all about. Mr. Lathan, the director, has noted how the film works on another level: ''I liked the challenge this production presented: a black man's interpretation of a white woman's interpretation of black reality - a reverse of 'The Color Purple.' '' Mrs. Stowe, I believe, would have approved.
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I've read so many reviews on here I figured I'd share my story thus far. I had my surgery on Jan 9th 2013 it's something I had talked about for years and was excited for the new boobs I was about to receive....with my mom and sister supporting my decision I decided to get 400cc Gummy Bear Implants.
Jan 9- surgery went well and when I awoke my doc said he decided to go with the 385cc since I had asked for a full C/small D cup. I had shown him some pics too of what I had hoped for. on a scale of 1-10 when I awoke from surgery I was at about 6 they gave me some oxycodone and within about 15mins I was down to a 2 and very sleepy. I stayed at my moms house and slept a lot with no problem on my back. My throat was a little sore which I was told was common. I was told to wear a sports bra 24/7 and looking down at my new arrivals I wasn't that impressed yet. They didn't look that big to me even my mom made a comment about then seeming smaller than she expected. I know you have to wait for the swelling and stuff to go down so I tried not to be disappointed just yet.
Day 2- I woke up not being able to move or rather not wanting to....as long as Iayed completely still I was fine that first attempt to move in the morning was dreadful... The pulsating throb that occurred as soon as I did move was about a 7-8 the pain meds helped tremendously. Had to take some smooth move tea to help with constipation which they said was common from the meds I was taking. I also found that peeing was difficult too it jus took a minute for it to come out. Day 2 was also my first experience with zingers.. Shooting pain in my right boob..not pleasant at all. The zingers mostly occurred when I was moving around.
Day 3- I saw the DR he said everything looked great so far. I was still very sore and my chest felt very tight like I had 8 tight bras suffocating my chest area. Sore throat was gone but had a little cough and coughed up a little blood which didn't scare me I figured it was due to the surgery..I called my Doc and he said this was normal. I took a pic of my new boobs and shook my head. They looked bigger but still not that different to me. I have read many stories where the patient had wished they'd gone bigger. I was def. one of those cases. I did tell the Dr I wanted it to look natural but I also expected them to be bigger and in my eyes, they just weren't. The few friends I confided in said I needed to wait and see and I looked at many before and after pics in stages seeing that sometimes 3 months after surgery there can be a dramatic change but I also saw that sometimes the change wasn't that big so I continued to hope for the best
Day 10- Saw my Doc he said I was coming along nicely and he asked was I happy with the size I admitted I thought they were too small and he was shocked and said if I went bigger I'd be in the DD range which was surprising to me because I tried on an old bra of mine 36A and I could still fit it...yes it was a little small but it was hard for me to imagine I'm gonna be wearing a D now.... I have yet to be sized, it's still too soon but I'm jus saying. Pain had gone down a lot I was off my pain meds and just about done with my antibiotics. Still experiencing zingers mostly in my right boob and the tightness was still there
Day 19- So within the last week I've decided not to look too hard at my new boobs because I was tired of criticizing myself and feeling somewhat down about the size. I am waiting for the D&F to take place, for them to drop and hopefully fluff up and fill out and look a little more round and possibly get mor cleavage.. I'm just not happy about them yet. I see that they're bigger I can see it in my clothes too but I just expected more. The pain has subsided a lot mostly i just feel random tightness feelings and my right boob seems to feel more discomfort still, more than my left boob. My doctor told me to keep my bra on but i take it off for an hour or two sometimes cuz it jus feels better when i do...so I will update in a month or two and tell you of my progress
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I've read so many reviews on here I figured I'd share my story thus far. I had my surgery on Jan 9th 2013 it's something I had talked about for years and was excited for the new boobs I was about to receive....with my mom and sister supporting my decision I decided to get 400cc Gummy Bear Implants.


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It may have ended in disappointment for Sebastian Vettel on Sunday but his upgraded Red Bull car showed impressive pace in Valencia — and it demonstrated the design determination that is key to their success.
Since the start of the season, Red Bull has been focused on finding a solution to a complex airflow conundrum at the rear of the car after their initial design failed to perform as expected.
As the team that had developed the most advanced blown diffuser concept they had the most to lose when it was banned this year, but they lost out more than expected at the start of term when other teams produced more simple but more functional designs in that area.
Last weekend, however, may just have seen a crucial turnaround.
Red Bull has always been on the case in terms of car development but the modified car represents an astonishing amount of work put in at the Milton Keynes base since the start of the season.
The developments were so significant it could easily be described as a 'b-car' — with a new front wing, new rear wing endplates, new floor, revised suspension, new brake ducts and new sidepods that included two new aerodynamic front turning vanes.
The suspension modifications could be one of the most important changes from a performance perspective, giving the engineers a new range of set-up options as well as a new dynamic movement. That should give more flexibility in the crucial balancing of front/rear tyre degradation.
But it is the exhaust exit design that really shows the level of determination and professionalism in Red Bull's design philosophy.
Red Bull has been trying so hard to make a 'best of both worlds' solution for the complex flow regimes in and around the diffuser area at the rear of the car that this is their fourth different design development since pre-season testing.
So far McLaren has perhaps the best approach. Their design steers the high energy exhaust flow out through an angled side duct that points it towards the outer edge of the diffuser while also allowing the smooth flow from the front of the sidepods to travel around the undercut sidepods to the centre of the diffuser undisturbed. Both of these flows result in improved rear downforce.
The only problem is that the location of the exhaust exit is quite far forward on the sidepod and therefore risks a loss of flow strength and direction as the air travels unguided towards the diffuser.
Red Bull prefers to exit the exhaust on the top centre of the sidepod and use longer bodywork to feed the flow more directly into the diffuser area (which is now also helped by the turning vanes on the leading edge of the sidepod that steer flow over the top).
In theory, this gives improved downforce performance over the McLaren solution but so far it has also come at a price - the bodywork blocked the undercut sidepod flow and Red Bull lost out in that area.
Red Bull's initial solution to overcome this was a regulation-limited 50mm high tunnel that aimed to keep the two flow regimes separate and feed the undercut sidepod flow beneath the exhaust flow — but it did not work because the flow refused to go into the tunnel.
Red Bull technical director Adrian Newey, however, clearly believed the concept could still be made to work and that when it did it would offer significant benefits over their rivals' approach.
His team persisted with the design and, using aerodynamic modelling and flow visualisation on CFD, concluded they could make the design work by widening the tunnel's opening and, according to reports, splitting the flow to steer it in two directions — one into the starter hole and the other to the top centre of the diffuser.
If the performance in Valencia is anything to go by, then it seems they have now made it work - and perhaps Newey and his team's determination will pay off in the end...


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Francis is not the first Vatican insider to toy with the idea of alien life.
For decades, toy production and marketing was increasingly gender neutral.
There was also the obligatory shopping spree at the F.A.O. Schwarz toy store across from Central Park.
After a redesign last year, the toy now heats up like a traditional oven and looks more like a microwave.
US Airways inadvertently tweeted an—ahem—racy photo involving a lady and a toy plane.
I have admitted that rhyme is a toy and even a trick, of the sort that delights children.
There rejoice at our success, and toy away an hour in mirth.
It is not a toy, but a useful article, made of cutlery steel, tempered and highly nickeled.
When I get home, I pour out my treasures into the lap of toy Madonna.
It exhaled an odor of toy boxes of painted pine; it recalled the horrors of a New Year's Day.
c.1300, "amorous playing, sport," later "piece of fun or entertainment" (c.1500), "thing of little value, trifle" (1520s), and "thing for a child to play with" (1580s). Of uncertain origin, and there may be more than one word here. Cf. Middle Dutch toy, Dutch tuig "tools, apparatus, stuff, trash," in speeltuig "play-toy, plaything;" German Zeug "stuff, matter, tools," Spielzeug "plaything, toy;" Danish tøi, Swedish tyg "stuff, gear."
1520s, from toy (n.).
If he be merie and toy with any,Related: Toyed; toying.
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If he be merie and toy with any,Related: Toyed; toying.
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Social networking and file sharing is revolutionising the planet it would seem. Not a day passes without some mention of Facebook, YouTube or MySpace in the technology news. It certainly seems that everyone I know is using one or other of these three services. But when you think about it, networking and sharing has always been an essential driving force in the world of technology, it's just the way in which we're doing it that has changed over the years.
The Internet itself is the ultimate expression of this where computers are concerned, and mobile phones became ubiquitous because of our desire to stay connected and share information years before people began to join these services and make friends. But what's next? According to TomTom it's sat-nav's turn to get the treatment.
TomTom's latest device - the Go 720 - introduces a function it calls Map Share to the in-car navigation party. With the 720, and other devices in the latest range, users can add to or make changes to mistakes in the onboard maps and upload them for other users to benefit from. The intention, of course, is to put an end to those moments - or at least reduce the frequency with which they occur - where your sat-nav asks you to turn right on a no-right turn junction, make a U-turn in the middle of a motorway, or drive down a private road. Not that you'd ever blindly follow such plainly wrong instructions, of course.
As a system it works pretty well too. Correcting an error or adding your own 'missing' points of interest is simply a process of going to the map corrections screen and choosing from one of several options - anything from unblocking and blocking streets and reversing traffic direction to editing street and place names, and even adding missing streets. And with plenty of options to choose from, downloading changes made by others is a doddle. Just pop the Go 720 into its USB cradle and it'll automatically upload your changes and download the ones you've specified. You can choose to download all corrections, just those that are 'popular', or those that have been checked and ratified by TomTom's mapping teams.
TomTom has clearly put a lot of thought into the feature and it's certainly an innovative step forward, but despite all that it does have one major flaw. As it stands, the system is only likely to be used by those who know an area very well as it's impossible to mark errors on the fly. Driving past a no-right-turn junction in London after the 720 asked me to drive down it, I'd have liked to have marked it on the map to remind me where the error occurred. But there's no way of doing this and the number of people willing to stop and pull over just to correct a map error, I suspect, is going to be few and far between.
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The possibility to improve productivity in aquaculture by applying selective breeding and hybridization is very good. This is due particularly to large genetic variability in most economically important traits and high fecundity in species of interest. To increase efficiency, individual selection should be combined with family selection. It is concluded that if additive genetic variance is present in economically important traits, selection should be practiced, and if non-additive genetic variance is considerable, selection should be combined with crossbreeding. It is recommended that breeding stations be established to carry out selection programmes. Breeding programmes need considerable investments and operating funds. However, they have been shown to produce very favourable benefit/cost relationships.
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This is a discussion on Homeowner Fatally Shoots Intruder within the In the News: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Press-Telegram - Man shoots alleged intruder in downtown condo LONG BEACH - A downtown Long Beach resident shot and killed an alleged intruder Friday after ...
Press-Telegram - Man shoots alleged intruder in downtown condoLONG BEACH - A downtown Long Beach resident shot and killed an alleged intruder Friday after he saw a man attempting to climb into his condo through a window, authorities said Saturday.
Authorities responded to an incomplete 911 call in a condominium complex on the 200 block of West Seaside Way near The Pike at Rainbow Harbor at about 4:30 p.m., said Long Beach Police Department spokeswoman Nancy Pratt.
When police arrived, they discovered a 21-year-old Long Beach man who had been fatally shot.
The resident of the condominium, a 26-year-old man, was in his home when he found a suspect entering his residence through a window, Pratt said. The resident, fearing for his life, armed himself and fired at the suspect, she said.
The suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. His identity was being withheld Saturday pending notification of family.
Due to the circumstances, the incident could be ruled as a justifiable homicide, Pratt said. The incident is still under investigation.
Residents of the Camden Harbor View complex said police had blocked off a large section of the complex directly across Seaside Way from the Pike parking lot on Friday.
"I just came to get a parking pass and saw yellow tape everywhere," said resident Denise Daugerty.
Daugerty said residents in the normally quiet, upscale complex are now shaken.
"This is a nice place," she said. "I've never heard of anything like this before. We're right across from the Pike for God's sake."
Another resident, who asked not to be identified, said the complex sent out a letter on Saturday morning informing residents there was a break-in and the perpetrator was "no longer at large."
An employee at Camden Harbor View's welcome center would only say that police are investigating the incident.
Pratt on Saturday would not confirm the name of the complex, the exact location of the shooting or how many shots were fired.
In a stretch of units where residents said the shooting possibly occurred, a window of one of the first floor condos had an unusual "No Trespassing" sign:
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TAMPA — Devontae Morgan entered elite company with Tampa Prep's 71-43 rout of Seffner Christian in the final.
The senior now has started for district champs in all four seasons at the school. Overall, the Terrapins have seven consecutive titles.
"It's a great feeling," Morgan said. "We set the bar higher and higher each year."
Morgan, the Terrapins' leading scorer this season, didn't have to contribute much offensively to help Tampa Prep (26-1) pull away. Led by Josh Heath's 12, five Terrapins scored eight or more points.
"It's what's so great about our team," said Morgan, who scored seven. "We're not selfish. We believe in the extra pass and playing team defense. Our bench is pretty deep. I think that's an advantage we have over other teams."
Holding a 20-10 lead after one quarter, Tampa Prep went on a 14-2 run to start the second quarter. It led by 20 at halftime.
Another 14-2 run right after the break, culminated by a reverse, double-clutch dunk by Morgan, put the Terrapins ahead 53-21 and put the game out of reach.
Tampa Prep also received contributions from Greg Berlin (nine points), Marshall Holmes (nine), Bernard Woodside (eight) and Adonis Rwabigwi (eight).
"One of the best things we have moving forward is we have four kids who average double figures," Tampa Prep coach Joe Fenlon said. "So it's kind of hard sometimes to guard us,"
The lone bright spot for Seffner Christian (13-12) was freshman guard Kent Hegarty, who led all scorers with 18 points while making 5 of 7 3-pointers. Barrett Swartz (11 points) also scored in double figures for the Crusaders, who outscored the Terrapins 16-13 in the fourth.


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=0iiiiuEvery year the members of the Pure White Kitty Club gets to choose a very dear friend or kitty who has impacted them.
This year I choose Shyla, she is such a wonderful kit, she and her mom helped my mom when we lost my dear forever sweet sister MingMing and they have always been there for us when we needed purrs or or laughs, she is wonderful.
She catches chipmunks and brings them in the house for her family to play with.
She guards her deck from the nast birds, and she chases the bunnies away so they don't make a nest under the deck.
She helps her mom do the gardening, she keeps the chair warm for her daddy until he comes home, then she goes and sits in her momma's chair (mom has to find someone else to sit).
Her new years resolution was not to use the litter box the minute her dad gets down to the cave to the use the catputer which is next to the litter box MOL, not sure how she is doing on that resolution though MOL MOL.
My Brother Whigger has asked for her hand in marriage, not sure when they are going to get around to the official ceremony, but I'm sure I will be doing alot of work on that so that it will be spectacular and beautiful.
*Annie makes note in planner, go bother big brother Whigger about setting a date*
She is as black as I am white so we look quite the pair when we go shopping.
So with not further ado I hearby bestow my 2009 White Star to Shyla.
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My mom is so on the litter list, she has made me sooo mad, I'm stomping my feet and totally ignoring her *annie sticks nose in the air, crosses her arms.*
I can not believe the torture she put me through I just can not believe it, and neither will you wait until you hear this saga.
First I'm minding my own business just hanging out under the bed, grooming napping, enjoying the sound of the fan.
When all of a sudden mom comes into the bedroom and shuts the door WTC, is this all about we don't close doors in our house, because The Princess is allowed anywhere she chooses.
Then mom looks under the bed and smiles and says "hi Princess" ugh this can't be good, then she spies Sophie under here with me, and she says "oh I Sophie" and then she reaches under and grabs her, and drags her screaming out of the room, I stay glued where I am maybe she just wanted Sophie.
Then I hear her come back open the door and Earnheart (he is such a goober) comes plowing under the bed, I move up to the corner and look really small. She says "come her Earnheart my lionheart " do you know what he does HE GOES TO HER, what a tuna head sheesh.
She leaves with him and leaves the bedroom door open now is my chance but hehehehe friends I am one smart Kit ;) I don't go out of the bedroom I slink into the box in the corner that mom set up a long time ago that I NEVER go into.
Mom comes back looks under the bed mmmm she says and searches the whole house. "Darn it Annie" she says, I giggle she can't see me.
Then she searches the whole house again this time I hear her moving heavey stuff MOL MOL. Then she comes back and looks under the bed again.
I am so quiet she doesn't know I"m watching her every move.
Then she searches the whole house including inside the cupboards and even under the oven and inside the dryer, then she comes back into the bedroom she is on the floor with her head under the bed looking I jsut had to peek and then I knew it she saw me, rats, and mousies.
She grabs me and puts me in the kitty carrier, wait I never go in the kitty carrier if we go traveling I wear my harness what is going on here *Annie stomps all four feet* I don't go in the kitty carrier, where is my harness?
Then you are soooo not going to believe this she put me on the porch, where the ferals could come and laugh at me, and she said something about blowing up the house "BLOWING UP THE HOUSE" now I know she is nuts, I am aside myself with indignity, the ferals and outdoor kitty's kept coming up and saying hi but I didn't relpy to any of their salutations, I am a Princess I don't mingle with commoners.
Then the worse thing, she finally after hours and hours and hours came and got me I thought it was all over but oh no, she takes me in the house and puts me in the SHOWER!!!!!!!!
I do not believe any Princess has ever suffered this much, I might just faint.
I am now wet and mad, she better watch out, I am one p'od pussy cat.
I am not hiding once again under the bed, but now I"m wet.
I think she so owes me treats, goodies, prezzies and everything she can give me.
well, I better go try and dry myself off.
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Dec. 7, 2012
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Site: Berkeley, Calif. (Haas Pavilion)
Event: NCAA Tournament (Regional Semifinals)
Score: Michigan 3, Michigan State 0 (25-16, 26-24, 26-24)
Records: U-M (26-11), MSU (25-10)
Attendance: 1,325
Next U-M Event: Saturday, Dec. 8 -- vs. Stanford - NCAA Regional Final (Berkeley, Calif.), 8:30 p.m. PST (TV:ESPNU)
BERKELEY, Calif. -- The University of Michigan volleyball team blew past Michigan State in three sets (25-16, 26-24, 26-24) on Friday night (Dec. 7), clinching its second-ever appearance in the NCAA Elite Eight. U-M will face second-ranked Stanford in the regional final Saturday (Dec. 8) at 8:30 p.m. PST at Haas Pavilion.
Michigan, making its second regional final appearance in four years, was led on offense by junior Lexi Erwin's (Spring, Texas/Woodlands College Park) 17 kills. Classmate Jennifer Cross (Scarborough, Ontario/Birchmount Park Collegiate) added 12 kills and five blocks. Sophomore Lexi Dannemiller (West Chester, Ohio/Lakota West) dealt 30 assists, while freshman Tiffany Morales (Redondo Beach, Calif./Redondo Union) had 19 digs. Freshman Krystalyn Goode (River Falls, Wis./Nicolet) registered five blocks, while Erwin tossed in four block assists.
Michigan started strong in the first set, taking a 3-1 lead on a Goode kill and compiling a 5-2 advantage on a block from Goode and Erwin. U-M went up 7-3 on another block from Goode and Erwin. Michigan State cut the lead to 8-5, but a Cross kill off an MSU overpass put the Wolverines up 10-5. A Spartan rotation error put U-M up 12-5 and Erwin's kill gave the Maize and Blue a 13-7 lead. A kill from the setter Dannemiller put Michigan on top 16-7, and a back-row kill by Erwin gave the Wolverines an 18-10 advantage. A Spartan service error followed by an MSU attack error gave U-M a 22-13 lead. The Wolverines closed out the set on a Cross kill, giving the Maize and Blue the early lead. Michigan hit .300 in the first set, while Morales had 10 first-set digs.
The second set featured 17 ties and 12 lead changes. Michigan took an early 3-2 lead on a Dannemiller service ace and went up 6-5 on Erwin's kill. Michigan State went up 8-7 on a Wolverine error and built a 10-9 lead on a service ace. Michigan retook the lead at 11-10 on a Cross service ace. Back-to-back Spartan blocks put MSU up 14-11. The Wolverines rallied to tie the set at 15 off an MSU attack error, then U-M took a 16-15 lead on a Goode kill off an overpass. Michigan State then went on a 4-0 run, but a block from Cross and Goode cut the U-M deficit to 19-18 and the Wolverines tied it at 19 on a kill from Erwin. Back-to-back Cross kill tied the set again, this time at 21. Cross then had a big block, giving U-M a 22-21 lead. The Wolverines went up 23-21 on a Spartan error, but Michigan State battled back, tying it at 23 on a block. An Erwin kill set up a U-M set point, which the Spartans answered. Cross then had a kill for a second set point, and a Spartan attack error gave the Wolverines a 2-0 advantage.
Michigan took a 5-4 lead in the third set off an Erwin kill, then U-M went up 7-5 on a Spartan block error. MSU scored the next three points and took an 11-9 lead on a Wolverine attack error. Michigan chipped away, eventually tying the set at 13 on an Erwin kill and taking a 15-13 lead on a Cross kill. Erwin gave U-M a 17-15 lead with a termination, and her back-row kill made it 18-16. A Spartan service error put the Wolverines up 20-18 and Erwin's kill gave the Maize and Blue a three-point cushion. An MSU service ace cut the Wolverine lead to 21-20, but Erwin came right back with a kill. A Michigan error tied the set at 22, but Michigan State followed suit, giving the Wolverines the one-point lead. Erwin's kill gave U-M match point, but MSU fought it off. A Spartan kill tied the set at 24, but Erwin answered again with a kill to force another match point, and Cross' kill sent Michigan to its second-ever regional final appearance.
Michigan hit .261 for the match, compared to .160 for the Spartans. U-M held a 9.5-7.0 advantage in blocks, while both teams had three service aces.
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Colorado State vs. Montana State | Nov. 11 | 2 p.m. MT | Moby Arena (8,745)
Colorado State vs. Northern Colorado | Nov. 13 | 7 p.m. MT | Moby Arena
Colorado State (0-0) hosts its first two games in three days starting Sunday vs. Montana State, followed by Northern Colorado on Tuesday. Tipoff on Sunday is set for 2 p.m. MT at Moby Arena (8,745), while Tuesday's game is slated for 7 p.m.
Head Coach Ryun Williams is eager to begin the 2012-13 campaign. With the return of two-time all-conference selection, Sam Martin, and the reigning Mountain West Sixth Player of the Year, Meghan Heimstra, the Rams will look to improve upon last season's 13-17 record. Sophomore LaDeyah Forte will lead Colorado State from the point guard position. She finished second in assist-to-turnover ratio in the MW in her rookie year.
The Bobcats will begin their season after two exhibition wins at home over Montana Tech (83-50) and Minot State (63-47). Sunday's game will be the first of a four-game road stretch for MSU.
Northern Colorado will visit Moby for its second game of the season after hosting MW foe Air Force Friday night. In its only exhibition tilt, UNC routed Regis 73-44 in Greeley on Nov. 2.
The game will be broadcast live on AM 1410 KIIX. Matt Wozniak, now in his fourth season with the Rams, calls all the action. Live game video will also be available via Rams All-Access subscription on CSURams.com, and for the first time, fans will be able to listen to every Rams' game for free on Rams All-Access.
About Montana State...
- The Bobcats enter their eighth season under head coach Tricia Binford. Binford has a 103-106 career record and a 59-51 Big Sky Conference record as the head coach at Montana State.
- The team is returning four starters, losing just two letter-winners from the 2011-12 season.
NBA Hall of Famer John Stockton's daughter, Lindsay Stockton is a freshman for the Bobcats. Lindsay averaged nearly 13 points per game as a player at Gonzaga Prep in Spokane, Wash.
- The Bobcats went 19-11 overall during the 2011-12 season, improving upon their previous 17-14 season.
- Senior Rachel Semansky returns for the Bobcats averaging 13.8 points and 8.8 rebounds per game last year. Semanksy also tallied 27 blocks and 42 steals in 2011-12.
The Bobcats fell to UNC, 51-43, in the semifinals of the Big Sky Conference tournament.
Series vs. The Bobcats...
Sunday's meeting between Colorado State and Montana State will be the 11th game between the two schools. This is Head Coach Ryun Williams first contest vs. the Bobcats.
The Rams are 5-5 vs. MSU overall with an 4-1 record in Fort Collins.
Last time at Montana State: Nov. 29, 2011...
An early run by the Bobcats deflated the Rams at Worthington Arena. Colorado State lost to Montana State, 87-69.
After the Rams got off to a quick start with a six-point lead, Montana State went on a 13-1 run midway through the first half, and the Rams quickly found themselves with a 16-point deficit that they were never able to recover from.
Meghan Heimstra helped lead the team in the second half trying to cut the Rams deficit with a double-double performance. She registered 14 points and 10 rebounds on the evening. Sam Martin continued her impressive showing from the last game at Denver. She tallied a team-high 21 points, shooting 5-5 from the charity stripe. Mandy Makeeever also scored double-digits for CSU with 11.
Kim Mestdagh struggled on the court not scoring a single field goal in the contest. Her two points came from free-throws early on.
Hayley Thompson started her first game of the season after playing limited minutes due to an ankle injury. She scored five points in 30 minutes on the night.
About Northern Colorado...
- The Bears are under the direction of head coach Jaime White as she enters her seventh season at Northern Colorado. The Bears went 20-12 in 2011-12, just the third time in UNC history to have 20 or more wins in a season.
- Northern Colorado returns four starters and 11 letter-winners from the previous season. The team added four newcomers to the roster.
- Among the returning starters is junior D'shara Strange who averaged 13.4 points, 8.8 rebounds, and tallied 82 steals during the 2011-12 season. Also returning for her senior year is Lauren Oosdyke, who averaged 12.8 points and 6.2 rebounds last year.
- Last season, the Bears earned a berth in its first postseason WNIT against Colorado, falling to the Buffs, 42-54, in the first round.
Series vs. The Bears...
Tuesday's meeting between Colorado State and Northern Colorado will be the 31st game between the two schools. This is Head Coach Ryun Williams third contest vs. the Bears. He is undefeated with two road wins vs. the now in-state rival.
The Rams are 19-11 vs. UNC overall with an 12-3 record in Fort Collins. CSU hasn't lost to the Bears at home since 1978.
Last time at Northern Colorado: Dec. 2, 2011...
Colorado State was locked up in a close game all the way down to the final seconds at Butler Hancock Arena Friday night, but Northern Colorado had the edge in the end, winning 66-60.
Colorado State fell to 1-6 on the season while the Bears improved their record to 5-3. It was the fourth-consecutive loss for the Rams.
Much like the matchup at Montana State earlier in the week, the Rams started with a lot of energy and flirted with a 10 point lead for much of the first half, but by the end of the first 20 minutes the Bears closed the gap to just one point and the teams exchanged leads in the second half.
The game was tied seven times and the lead changed eight times, all in the second half. Neither team had more than a three-point lead in the final stanza until UNC pulled away with free throws in the final minute.
Senior Kim Mestdagh regained her confidence, hitting three from beyond the arc, right out of the gate. She finished with her second game over 20 points this season with 28, but did not score down the stretch when the team needed it most as the Bears held her scoreless for the final 11 minutes, 14 seconds.
Sam Martin also recorded her third-consecutive game in double digits and sixth on the year. The sophomore tallied a double-double with 15 points, which included a perfect 5-5 from the line, and 13 rebounds. She has now made 10 free throws in a row dating back to Nov. 23 at Denver.
Rams' Returners...
This season the Rams return three starters in juniors Sam Martin (second-team all-MW) and Hayley Thompson and sophomore point guard LaDeyah Forte. Other letterwinners returning are Mountain West Sixth Player of the Year, Meghan Heimstra, Kara Spotton and Morgan Hunt.
Sophomores Mandy Makeever (shoulder) and Hanne Mestdagh (knee) are still recovering from injuries sustained last season. Amber Makeever will return to the court this year after sitting out last season with a hip injury.
The Newcomers...
With the loss of seniors Kellly Hartig and the fourth-highest scorer in CSU women's basketball history, Kim Mestdagh, the Rams will have to fill the gap with help from these five newcomers for the 2012-13 season.
Freshman Caitlin Duffy (St. Thomas More, Rapid City, S.D.) a first team All-American, led her high school team to their first girls basketball state championship averaging 19.5 points, 6.8 rebounds, 3.8 assists, and 3.3 steals per game her senior year.
Freshman Taylor Varsho (Marshfield High School, Marshfield, Wisc.) was named all-state her sophomore, junior, and senior seasons. She averaged a team high 18.1 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game as a senior. Varsho ended her high school career as the Marshfield leading scorer with 1,364 points.
Freshman Emily Johnson (Georgetown High School, Georgetown, Tex.) was named captain in both her junior and senior seasons, earing the MVP title during her senior campaign. Johnson averaged 13.2 points, 3.9 assists, 2.3 steals, and 5.6 rebounds per game. Emily was also Texas Girls Coaches Association all-state as a junior and senior.
Junior transfer Katrina Ottesen (Central Arizona Junior College, Chandler, Ariz.) lead the Vaqueras in scoring, averaging 15.1 points and 2.3 assists per game, made a team-high 84 three-pointers, and was named female athlete of the year. Ottesen and the Vasqueras were undefeated in conference play and finished fourth in the junior college final four.
Junior transfer Alicia Nichols (Northeastern Junior College, Brush Colo.) was named an all-region IX player in 2011 and 2012. Nichols held high school records in career points (1,133), rebounds (924), steals (299), and assists (381.) She was named all-state during her junior and senior seasons and earned all-conference accolades all four years.
Sister Act...
Twins Amber and Mandy Makeever, who suffered through hip and shoulder injuries, have once again joined the same class as redshirt sophomores.
Moby Madness...
For the first time since 2002-03, CSU was undeated at home in conference play, compiling a 7-0 record last season. The Rams will look to continue their home court dominance with four games on the Moby floor to begin the 2012-13 campaign.
With just three losses at Moby Arena last season, the Rams' .769 (10-3) win percentage ranked eighth all-time in the women's basketball record book.
Marquee matchups...
Colorado State's 2012-13 schedule features eight contests against teams that participated in the postseason last year, two of which went to the NCAA tournament. The Rams' first regular-season contest is vs. Montana State, which is one of 10 teams on CSU's schedule with 19 or more wins in 2011-12.
Following the opener, the team will be home for three more contests vs. in-state rival Northern Colorado, Seattle and Toledo on Nov. 13, 17 and 20, respectively. All three teams took part in last year's postseason. After finishing second in the Big Sky Conference, UNC fell in the first round of the WNIT to Colorado. Seattle, which completed its best season in program history last year with a 20-12 record, advanced to the final four of the Women's Basketball Invitational before faltering vs. Northern Iowa. Toledo made it all the way to the Elite Eight in the WNIT before losing to Syracuse in overtime.
CSU is in for a tough two-game road stretch in early December when they travel to Bowling Green and Colorado. The Buffaloes went far in the WNIT, advancing to the Elite Eight. They finished with a 21-14 record in 2011-12.
The Rams final home game in 2012 will feature a tough Denver squad that finished 19-12 last year, on Dec. 20.
CSU's two toughest opponents will challenge the Rams during a competitive Mountain West slate. San Diego State, will be CSU's first league game in Moby on Jan. 13, followed by a rematch in California on Feb. 13. MW newcomer Fresno State will visit Fort Collins on Jan. 27 before the Rams make their second Califormia trip in league play on Feb. 27. Both teams earned spots in the 2012 NCAA tournament with conference tournament titles.
MW career leaders...
Sam Martin is one of five players currently in the league with 750 or more points in her career. At 782 points, the junior sits in third behind San Diego State's Courtney Clements (888) and Air Force's Alicia Leipprandt (851).
With a .541 career field-goal percentage, Martin is fifth all-time in the Mountain West. After two years with CSU, the Colorado native has compiled a .545 field-goal percentage in conference play, which leads the MW in the all-time records. Melissa Dennett, who played from 2002-06, earned the second spot at .531, and Angie Gorton (1999-02) has the fourth-best percentage at .524, giving the Rams three of the top five league field-goal percentages of all time since the conference was formed in 1999.
Meghan Heimstra and Martin are two of five players in the MW with 350-plus career rebounds. Heimstra leads all current players with 503 boards and Martin is fourth on the list with 370. Heimstra is one of only 50 MW players to record 500 or more rebounds in her career.
The Century Mark...
Senior Meghan Heimstra is closing in on a career milestone with the Rams. Heimstra begins the 2012-13 campaign with 88 blocked shots. She is just 12 away from becoming the fourth player at Colorado State and the 16th Mountain West player to reach the 100-block career mark.
Video and Audio Streaming...
The Rams will have all of their home contests streamed live on CSURams.com/All-Access this season. Fans can watch home games live on their computer for $9.95 per month or $59.95 per year.
Fans can also listen to every game this year for free on CSURams.com/All-Access.
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I just purchased my wrx in July. I have approx. 2500 miles on it. I am concidering buying the new Cobb v3:COBB Tuning - Subaru Accessport V3 (003) from IAG Performance in Westminster, MD. I've been doing a lot of reading on this modification and it is all a bit confusing because everyone has their own opinion. IAG told me that Subaru's don't "store" the mapping thus if I take my wrx to a Subura shop and they hook it up it will not show it was tuned. I also don't want to void my warranty. I also read somewhere that if by chance a dealership finds something suspicious, don't admit to anything and tell them that I unplugged the battery (or some crap like that). Now, mind you, I'm not a hot rodder, nor is my wrx "decked out". I understand profiling (former Police Officer here) and I'm sure the dealerships do this too. I'm not the profiling type to "give" them a reason to check my wrx in the event something seriously happens to my car. I don't take my car to the track, nor will I. I am an average driver, who "kicks" in the turbo once and awhile. With that said, is it recommended to stage 1 my new wrx?
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I'd like more hp, a cleaner torq and hp band. I was also told it could improve the mpg if I stay out of the turbo (but we all know that). I also read that if I stage 1 it, it will run fine with everything else stock.
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As the warm weather approaches I begin to think of outdoor adventures for my family to share. Last year we enjoyed several walks and water play at Thistlethwaite Falls off of Waterfall Road in Richmond.
The trailhead sign for the Whitewater Gorge is found at the entrance to the Falls. It explains how the Falls came into existence in 1854 when Timothy Thistlethwaite, in order to build mills in the area, and his brother-in-law Joseph Ratliff dammed the water of the river by putting huge boulders in place and changed the course of the river over the rocky ledge which now forms Thistlethwaite Falls.
What it has meant in more recent history as the mills died out is a place for young and old to experience the sight and sounds of the waterfall. My husband remembers families decades ago washing their cars on the opposite side of the road, while down below the waterfall would roar and you could hear the laughter of children splashing about in the pool of water at the base. You may not find anyone washing a car now—not sure if it's even legal—but you will on any given summer day see a family or group of young people enjoying the cool surroundings of the Falls.
Earlham College students in the Geology classes sometimes visit this site as it is a hotbed of fossil finds. (I collected several Brachiopods and a Horn Coral there myself for my class). There are also trails along this part of the Gorge which are mostly shaded and fairly easy to maneuver with a small child.
Some tips: Wear water shoes if you plan to walk the river, especially around the Falls as it is very rocky. And wear clothes you don't mind getting wet, especially the kids, because inevitably you or they will be splashed by another member of your group or the Falls themselves. You may want to bring a snack or a picnic, towels and a blanket or chairs to sit on and plan to stay while—it is a relaxing place to hang out.
When the warmer weather hits and you are looking for a place to cool off and see nature at its purest remember the historic Thistlethwaite Falls. It has become a family tradition for us—maybe we will see you there!
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#1 Mar 1, 2013
looks like blytheville high has produced another professional, drug dealer, gangster, criminal, prisoner and sadly a young black man who has been let down by the entire community and school. thank God he is caught before he kills someone or get killed while in school. That one thing about it they know how to take a life and mess up a life in Blytheville pretty much over nothing. especially a black life.
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#2 Mar 1, 2013
What about accountability! These kids don't care. I blame the parents, not the school.
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#3 Mar 1, 2013
It is so unfair to blame the school for "producing" this wayward individual. Our schools are having to deal with whatever comes in the door. At some point the PARENTS have to be accountable. They had to have known what their child was in to and an accountable parent would have taken steps to deal with it.
#4 Mar 1, 2013
You can't blame the school system for this young man. Too many times, kids grow up while watching their parents smoking pot and playing with guns. Then when the kid does something like this, the parents wants to put the blame on everyone else and ask, "why you arrest my child?"
#5 Mar 1, 2013
The momma's and daddy's and the children's all need to be spayed and neutered. That way the stupidity wiil possibly end.
#6 Mar 1, 2013
All you klukers need to put on your sheets and meet us in the hood, I can promise you will leave in your sheets...wrapped around your heads!
#8 Mar 2, 2013
"a young black man who has been let down by the entire community and school".
Another backward thinking comment typical of what's ruining our little town and whole country. FACT IS: "another young black man who has let down the entire community and school".
#9 Mar 2, 2013
His family let him down, not the school. The school is full of students who have had no training in manners, ethics, responsibility, morals, respect, or self respect. And sometimes the parents offer these things but they just have a bad seed who has to learn the hard way. This town has a large population of bad parents whether they neglect or over pamper. It creates a new population of bad citizens.
#10 Mar 2, 2013
Remember it's a STRUGGLE having BLACK SKIN
#11 Mar 2, 2013
No, some want to make it a struggle. Got good friends that are doing great
#12 Mar 2, 2013
your school sucks, it is badly managed, but in this case, it is not the school's fault
#13 Mar 3, 2013
How in the world do you get the school and community has let him down? The school is there to teach students things they need in life not to babysit kids. Today a lot of these kids are court ordered to school so they don't care they just show up because they have to. If you want to say the community let the person down then blame the black community and the parent. What he learned he learned in the black community.
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#14 Mar 3, 2013
whenever anyone spend a lot of time around something or some one there should be some influence be it bad or good. now if these children go to school 8 hours a day 5 days a week and nearly 9 months a year there is going to be a impression of either they are being taught something or they aren't. the effort is just not there from the administration. this has been going on for years the school has a hand in this with these young black males. if they aren't athletes they are pretty much ignored unless they are gay.
#16 Mar 3, 2013
Always looking to blame something or aomebody else instead of taking responsibility.
Since: Feb 13
#17 Mar 3, 2013
no not blaming the school alone but its part of it. anyone who commits a crime should be held responsible even if they are crazy. if an adult does not help or encouraged a child or simply put something there to help them, that child is not going to feel like anyone cares. now that can be a parent or any adult in a authority who makes that choice. society help turns innocent children into into hard people and schools are part of society just like the streets are. it seems like everyone is happy when one out of one hundred make it. what about the others? i guess somebody got to do the business of crime. crime is a business that why prisons are being privatized. and who is gonna fill those prisons so the government can pay the owners. maybe if that is taught in blytheville schools that might help. good luck
#18 Mar 3, 2013
I wonder why I wasn't allowed in the class BLAME OTHERS....Well guess you didn't do your part to help this child out? Blame the government they are the ones who keep drama going just watch those news channels.....Yet, those prisons are not hiring the real criminals? Save Americans from drugs but not murder, rape, and all those that do some of the most unthinkable things to an innocent child but yet let one rape or abuse or neglect a dog. Promise, you is you look to find where evil was created or taught to children it will not have Blytheville as your answer.
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#19 Mar 4, 2013
too many parents send their kids to school with the attitude that the school will teach them what they need to know it is not the schools responsibility to teach students things that need to be tought at home we as a school system ( all over the U.S.) spend way too much time baby siting instead of teaching hold these lazy sorry ass parents accountable for this. they need to get their head out of their ass and start parenting these kids and stop trying to be teenager at 30years old. pay attention to your kids needs not yours. you lay down and spread them legs/inserted your thing now for that quick pleasure you received be a parent better yet stop having kids
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#20 Mar 4, 2013
yes, system is strange. government pays for the kids to be taken care of at birth with day care and food stamps. then pre-school, then K-12, then prison. lot of these kids live their entire life not eating anything but tax dollar food handouts
system is probably to broke to ever fix. country will soon be to broke to continue to provide
what a mess!!!!!!!!!!
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#21 Mar 4, 2013
It's a Struggle if you're full of hate & racism. It's a struggle if you feel you are owed everything. Everyone has the same chance & opportunity to do something positive with their life, those who chose otherwise cause their own struggles. Bad choices lead to bad outcomes. Everyone has a brain & we know right from wrong, it is simple but yet there are people out there that lack good sense & make bad choices. If you do the crime, you do the time & if you have a problem with that then wake up & get your heads out of your asses & become real men & women. Get an education & do something positive with yourself's. Grow up-!!!
#22 Mar 4, 2013
This is all true but there are those who are born into horribly violent, neglecting environments. They have not been taught right and wrong. If you are beaten and/or sexually abused, do without the basics of life, and fear for your life starting as a baby or toddler you know no different. Then you repeat the cycle. What is the answer for that? I have no clue but I bet its one of our biggest problems with crime in this country.
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Fourier Transform Infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) using the Attenuated Total Reflection (ATR) method was performed in the mid-IR spectral region on ultrathin ZrO2 films deposited on silicon wafers. A vibrational mode near 710 cm-1 was observed that undergoes a very pronounced absorption line shape change as a function of film thickness. For films that were >54 ? thick, or thinner films that were annealed, a strong absorption band was observed with a peak near ~710 cm-1 with a line width of about ~60 cm-1, and attributed to the tetragonal phase of ZrO2 from our earlier XRD, and XAS studies. For the thinner as-deposited, films (<54 ?), that were studied, this IR line shape feature was much broader, less intense, and slightly shifted to longer wavenumbers. This thickness and thermal treatment dependent behavior was previously reported and attributed to the crystal structural change of ZrO2. The absorption peaks at 710 and 660 cm-1 were attributed to the Eu(LO2) and A2u (LO) modes of tetragonal ZrO2 consistent with theoretical studies. The FTIR-ATR method resulted in the acquisition of absorption spectra with very good signal-to- noise characteristics on ultra thin ZrO2 films where the thickness was as thin as ~30 ? and shows promise as an extremely sensitive and nondestructive tool for high-k dielectric film characterization.
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Q.2 a) define a scalr field,obtain an expression for the Gradient of a scalar field. Why the gradient of a scalar field is vector?
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c) When we say that a clock in moving frame runs slower than a clock in a stationary frame. What does it mean?
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c) Why do auto manufactures recommend using different viscosities of engine oil in cold and hot climate,
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Chelsee Healey and last year's Strictly Come Dancing Champion Harry Judd have taken to the pool for this Sport Relief challenge, with a staircase and glitterballs underwater.
Harry Judd teamed up with professional dance partner Aliona Vilani again, and Chelsee Healey re-joined her professional dancer partner from the series, Pasha Kovalev. They danced to Take That's The Flood and Bobby Darin's Beyond the Sea.
Why would anyone think this was a good idea ? How much extra money has it cost to film and dance underwater with attendant health & safety regs and why isn't that money going to the charity instead ?
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