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Scoliosis is a spinal deformity that requires surgical correction in progressive cases. In order to optimize surgical outcomes, patient-specific finite element models are being developed by our group. In this paper, a single rod anterior correction procedure is simulated for a group of six scoliosis patients. For each patient, personalised model geometry was derived from low-dose CT scans, and clinically measured intra-operative corrective forces were applied. However, tissue material properties were not patient-specific, being derived from existing literature. Clinically, the patient group had a mean initial Cobb angle of 47.3 degrees, which was corrected to 17.5 degrees after surgery. The mean simulated post-operative Cobb angle for the group was 18.1 degrees. Although this represents good agreement between clinical and simulated corrections, the discrepancy between clinical and simulated Cobb angle for individual patients varied between -10.3 and +8.6 degrees, with only three of the six patients matching the clinical result to within accepted Cobb measurement error of +-5 degrees. The results of this study suggest that spinal tissue material properties play an important role in governing the correction obtained during surgery, and that patient-specific modelling approaches must address the question of how to prescribe patient-specific soft tissue properties for spine surgery simulation.
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A new Apple patent (number20120265533) at the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office for "voice assignment for text-to-speech output" shows that Apple is looking to add more variety and flavor to text-to-speech voices.
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Part Four: Spring
"What did you say about love?"
"I said luck and love will take me onward."
"I need luck and love to find a new system."
"What do you mean by love?"
"Grace, forgiveness for being who you are, open space . . ."
"What do you mean by needing love to find a new system?"
"Oh. Love is a kind of luck. I suppose love is a kind of luck. I wasnt looking for you and then there you were and there was love. Thats love and luck together. People try to explain this but theres no explanation, really. Thats not all there is to love. Thats the part that has to do with finding a system. You dont know, then you know. Youre alone, then youre not. You have a system that makes you unhappy, then you have a system that makes you happy. You cant find a system by searching for one. You have to be in the right place, but you cant search. When you are in the right place, a system comes to you. Like grace. Like love. Like you came to me, Prue. Ive thought about a lot of possibilities, all that I can think of, and thats my conclusion, for now anyhow."
"In the meantime?"
"Wait. I wait."
"How will you wait?"
"Just wait."
"Oh Audie, you have such ideas," Prudence exclaimed as she reached her fingers through Audies hair and pulled his head to her eager lips.
Audie waited, and while he waited, he listened to his system, enjoying it as he could, not thinking about a new system, not thinking about perfection or imperfection, not thinking about discernment or the failure of true perception. He filed his magazines unread on a shelf in the room with the system, their smooth sides and taut spines, marks of the distance he had traveled.
Audie waited, and Prudence waited with him. And while they waited, they worked at their jobs, entertained friends, attended concerts and plays, and did all the things that a couple in love with money to spend do in a town near a big city.
They hired an expert to build a network of poles and racks and bins in the bedroom closet.
They gave clothes and furniture to the Salvation Army (sighing relief when the black men with their back braces and bowling shirts walked the deal table out the door).
They bought new towels and linens from Edith. The towels, pennants of rose quartz cotton in dense pile, fine strands of hemp and ox blood lovely woven at the roots of the corners. The linens, wild silk.
They moved the blue heliotrope from its proud place in the bathroom to a bright windowsill in the alcove off the kitchen.
They gave money to their causes, discussing together every one of the appeals to their concern and sympathy they found in their mailbox. Animal rights, human rights, free speech, ending war, food and materials for the poor in distant places, and the Buddhist temple down the street each received a monthly check from their joint account.
The letter from the One World Free Vegetarianism Foundation was signed by Mr. Bell, founder and director, in Los Angeles. After reading it aloud to Prudence, Audie said, "Ridiculous," and tossed it in a pile of credit card solicitations, empty envelopes, and advertisements for missing children.
Prudence said, "Audie, hes probably a poor unhappy man, perhaps with only parakeets or sick birds hes found on the street for company. Lets send him money."
"If hes so poor, how did he get our address?"
"Maybe he got it from that classified ad paper with the tiny print and the numbers you and your friends receive. He could be, you know, that way too. Hes addressed the letter himself and the paper is cheap and the print is dim, so he cant have much money. I bet hes the only member of his organization. If we send him money, he could spend it on food or movie tickets or new clothes so he wont look so poor and lonely when he goes out on a date, with whom, its not for us to say."
"And Mr. Bell will send us a bumper sticker that says, Rice and Beans for a One World Dream," Audie said as he kissed Prudence on her brow.
Audie waited, and Prudence waited with him. Their waiting was a space of quietness and ease and deep energy. They lived in this space, looking and tasting and talking and listening with an intensity and a satisfaction neither had known before. (This is a love story.) Everything they did worked, even when it didnt, work. Every day, Audie thought, "What luck. What luck."
"Prue, Ive got to get to my desk. I feel a poem in me." Prudence unlocked the door to their apartment. Audie whisked past her, pulled off his gloves and overcoat, and nearly knocked over the coat rack as he pushed his heavy woolen topcoat upon it.
Prudence heard a door slam as she took off her coat. She thought to herself, "He could be in there for hours. He wrote a poem before the concert. I guess that wasnt enough."
Audie and Prudence often stayed up late Fridays and Saturdays, sometimes until two or three oclock in the morning. The middle of the night was their favorite time for talking, listening to music, writing, and making love. The darkness and the silence quickened everything they did.
Prudence had the peculiar feeling of enervation and excitement that she often had after a concert. Too tired to write in her journal, too full of feeling to sleep, she turned the tuner to the classical station, sat in her chair, and opened Emma. Novels were almost all she read. The twenty or thirty books she loved had almost everything in them she ever wanted from books, and she read them over and over.
"Sorry Prue, for disappearing, but I did have a poem in me. A pretty good one, I think. Listen."
Prudence looked up from her book and listened.
We laughed
When the horns squeaked
And the conductor
Raised his arms
As if to call forth spirits
And the piano replied
With an apologetic chord
Poor Luciano
Hauled before the audience
By the baton
By the violins
By the harps
By the basses
By the trumpets
By their associates
(But not the tubas
Who danced)
Found guilty
Of not carrying a tune
His soft tunes
Like an old man
Who says he knows the world
And wont get excited
Or look out his window
Or misplace a book
Or take a walk
On a Saturday
We liked
The piano player
The old mans
Restless youth
Who flung his hands
Off the burning keys
And his jowls
And his pompadour
Out to our hearts
"Audie, I like that poem very much. Of all the poems you have written, it is the best. But did the piano player have a pompadour?"
"Prue. A poem is not nor can it attempt to be a veridical representation of a state of affairs. Everything happens only once. A poem is its own reality. It is what it is and not something else, as you have taught me. A poem succeeds or fails in its attempt to create a feeling or state of mind or to reorganize the raw data of experience into something new and enlightening or shocking. A good poem is like the whack of Kungo Roshis kyosaku. It wakes you up and you pay attention. Just like a system. Hey its just like a system. A system is a machine for making poetry."
Sometimes, after he had read a review by Silverton or Lange and added a number of purchases to his collection of serious records, or after he had spent a weekend with friends auditioning interconnects, or after he had asked himself, "Who am I?" and thought all day about an answer, or after he remembered that life was good and he didnt have to be anybody if he didnt want to, he would say to Prudence, "Prudence, tonights a theme night." Prudence would smile her smile of knowing Audie and say, "Whats the theme?" Audie would reply, "Twist and Shout" or "Yeah, God" or "Dont Blame Me" or some other name he was proud to have thought up. Prudence would wave her hand through Audies hair and say to him, "Youre such a little boy." Audie would smile his uncertain smile, unsure if being a little boy was good or bad, unsure if Prudence was right.
In C was playing. (Rothko Chapel then Bot-Ba were next in an evening of "Zenpaper Music.") Prudence sat in her soft red chair, Audie in his. Prudence thought about the music and how it went on and on and seemed to be saying the same thing over and over, but when you listened carefully it was interesting and told you things, and how much she liked it when Audie told her things, and how interesting they were even when he had told them to her before, and she thought about the time Audie explained how his system was wrong and why he needed a new one. She remembered exactly what he had said, and she said it to herself,
"Prue, by wrong, I dont mean,
wrong in frequency response,
wrong in imaging,
wrong in resolution,
wrong in tonality,
wrong in time coherence,
wrong in dynamics.
I mean, wrong in,
When the recording stopped, Prudence turned toward Audie and reached her hand across the space between their chairs and said, "Audie, tell me what youve been thinking."
Audie was used to this question. He rested his eyes in Prudences eyes and answered,
"Sometimes I think about myself,
that is, I think about
my perceptions
and thoughts
and smells
and desires
and appearance
and what I did
and what I might do
and what I should have done.
Sometimes I think about
the dog Zeke,
whom we both know and love,
and sometimes I think about
the music in my ears,
and the sound of the bird flying
against the bedroom window
when I kissed your breasts
that time,
and sometimes I think about
your sweet voice and your dark eyes,
and all the rest of you.
Every day, when I am not thinking about
something else,
I say your name to myself,
Prue, Prue, Prue,
over and over again.
Is that thinking?
Sometimes I think about space and its
relationship to objects,
and time and its relationship to spirit,
and sometimes I think about, whether,
because all beings are essentially motion,
that is vibrations of long and short and irregular
conflict among people is inevitable
or if such conflict can be avoided
with careful planning.
Sometimes I think about my system,
but not now."
"Audie, you said that last time."
"Remember what we did afterwards?"
"Oh, Audie."
One spring morning, Audie was sitting by a window in the room with the system listening to a mockingbird spit jeers at indifferent neighbors. ("Is that music?" Audie wondered. "Everything is music," he decided, as he always decided when he asked himself this question.) The bird stopped its music and lifted itself into the air. Audie followed its flight to a lower branch in another tree, thinking, "Birds know differences of which we are unaware." As his eyes turned toward the ground, he spied a spotted spider building a web among the jonquils he and Prudence had planted in a window box. (Later, he looked up the spider in his spider book. "Common name, Red-Spotted Crab Spider," he read.)
"The first flowers of spring! The flowers must have bloomed that morning!" he said to himself. "They werent there yesterday, and flowers dont bloom at night, not these kind. A sign, spring flowers and a spiders nest together, a sign!"
Audie asked himself, "What kind of a sign?"
And what does a sign look like, exactly?
And, I dont believe in signs, do I?"
"Uh, Audie said as he reached into Prudences bowl to rescue the soup ladle that had slid out of his hand. He wiped the tail of the ladle on his napkin, licked his fingers, and finished serving the miso soup. Prudence noticed an expression on Audies face she had never seen before, preoccupied, grim, exalted, dazed (the exalted and dazed part she had seen before), and wondered what it meant.
Prudence finished drying the dinner dishes and hung up the drying-off towel. She sat at the kitchen table, running her fingertips across the faint indentations of the grain of the oak, watching the shadow of her apartment building creep up the wall of the building next door, and thinking about Audie and Edith and Mr. Bell and everyone else she could think of, saying to herself after she thought of each one, "May all beings be happy."
The click and whir of the refrigerator turning on startled her. She looked over her shoulder towards the room with the system where Audie had gone after dinner to pull recordings for "Oh, My Soul" and realized that the apartment had been silent for some time. She pushed her chair away from the table, stood up, and walked through the short hallway that entered into the room with the system.
She found Audie slumped in his chair, staring at his system, its lights dark, the last rays of the sun glinting in the silver prongs of its power cords.
"We begin?" Prudence asked.
"We begin," Audie replied.


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Currie Steering Currectlync??
I installed this today on my Rubi first off the kit was real nice and a huge visual improvement over my old steering. Couple of questions. The steering is now very tight I guess it should be this way? Feels almost too tight? has anyone here felt this? Other than that It really has good steering response. also it does not seem to want to come back to center when coming out of a turn almost like manual steering? Thanks for any input.
RTC isn't related to the steering linkage so that's just a coincidence.
As for tight steering, would you rather have the alternative? That's what you get with big, new TRE's and solid, unflexible linkages.
I took it apart and the passenger side tie rod is frozen? I can not turn it to move the carter key hole? it is very very hard to even move? But will not spin at all?
It's not supposed to turn or move easily....at all....that cotter hole will end up where it ends up. That's the sign of a good TRE. The only thing I can think of is you overgreased it.....have you greased it or not? The tolerances are too tight in Currie TRE's to pump more than an initial squirt into them. Otherwise instead of the grease pumping through the joint and out, it'll just blow the socket.
According to the instructions in the box. The TR has a groove in them that allows grease to pass If grease does not pass ROTATE the rod end around until the grease groove opens up as shown in pic #3. You rotate thru the bottom of the TR where it is not threaded or stick a small screw driver thru the cotter hole. I could rotate the other ones they were hard but they rotated? I finially got the passenger side to rotate after I ate my wheaties.lol.. I did that put one pump of grease and did a toe in alignment it is now nice and firm not extreamly tight. Will take out tomorrow for some test riding before my 35s arrive on Monday.
Re adjusted the passenger side tie rod and got the Toe In set correctly. This steering is a huge improvement great product.
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Police charged a 16-year-old male found in possession of a stolen vehicle Friday night.
The Minnedosa youth was driving when he failed to pull over at a police check stop at 18th Street and McGregor Avenue near 10:30 p.m. Friday. Police ran the license plate to identify the vehicle as stolen.
Police caught up to the vehicle after crossing the Daly Bridge. The driver and female passenger were apprehended after a short foot chase.
The driver was charged with flight from police and possession of property obtained by crime. He has since been released from custody to appear in court July 15. No charges have been filed against the passenger.
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Bars Around Barclays Tread Fine Line Between Locals and Arena Visitors
The area around the new Barclays Center Arena in Brooklyn has become a new bar and restaurant hotspot.
Entrepreneurs are trying to capitalize on potential new business that could come from the 675,000-square-foot venue at Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues.
But there are concerns that the hoards of fans from Brooklyn Nets games or concert goers looking for an after party could clash with locals at these new neighborhood watering holes.
That's why many bar and restaurant owners are trying to appeal to both regulars and arena clientele.
"It's not the easiest thing to target a market that doesn't exist already," said Brendan Spiro, operations manager at Woodland, a bar and restaurant two blocks south of the Barclays that opened up in May.
Spiro said the eatery deliberately went with a grill theme, in the hopes of being approachable to a wide number of potential customers.
"I don't think we're going to go down market, however we have areas [in the bar] allocated for pre-game fun or quicker visits, as opposed to regular diners, who may want to linger and sit down for a traditional meal."
A new bar on Fifth Avenue just a few blocks from Barclays took a similar approach. The Wolf and Deer pub has a hip wood and muted metal vibe.
Owner Rafael Hasid said he tried to compile research from eateries surrounding Madison Square Garden to help guide him on a menu, but he said the comparisons were too complicated. He decided not to try and guess what potential new patrons would like.
"I think that stadium is going to be very diverse — people wise — very diverse people coming into the stadium, so I did what I wanted to do," Hasid explained. "I hope people will like it."
Many neighborhood residents surrounding Barclays have not opened their arms to the venue. They worry that the influx will change the neighborhood's character.
Community Board 6 member Pauline Blake expressed concern at a recent committee meeting.
"This community is oversaturated with new local bars," said Blake, whose CB is one of two surrounding Barclays.
Potential parking issues on game days have also galvanized neighborhood opponents. Dozens of grass-roots groups have formed to oppose the project.
The neighborhood surrounding Barclays has not opened its arms to the arena and the potential headaches that will come with it. Residents are concerned about rowdy crowds spilling out of the 19,000 seat venue, could rattle regular diners, and may even keep them away – at least on game day.
"I'm a native New Yorker and I think I suffer from the affliction of being really annoyed when there are like, large loud touristy crowds," said Michele Lent Hirsch lives in Windsor Terrace, as she eyed the menu at Woodland.
At least six new establishments have opened up near the Arena in the past year. One bar, O'Connors, in Park Slope, is undergoing a major renovation.
According to local Community Board 8, just over two dozen new bar and restaurants have requested liquor licenses in the past 12 months in the area between Atlantic Avenue and Eastern Parkway, from Flatbush to Washington Avenues.
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Sounds like you had a good day with it. Well that smell will burn off in time. Good shooting and have fun.
I finally got to take my Super Nova out on the range this morning! After that, I'm itching to find out what the Super Black Eagle feels like. The Super Nova's Comfortech is sort of a halfway job, but it was sweet anyway! I can't imagine what it feels like done right on the Super Black Eagle. There is a very, very noticeable difference between the Super Nova and the Remington 870 as far as recoil goes. Still hits hard, but I shot a good 50 rounds through the Super Nova... and before this my record was 25 with a Norinco styled after the 870. Even after 50, I only stopped because I had to get back to work. I was on borrowed time out there this morning. But I easily could have stood there for a good portion of the morning with that thing.
The only thing I didn't like about the Super Nova was the pump. It isn't as smooth as the 870 or the Mossberg 500. And the release was hard for me to push in. I was told it would loosen up and smooth out the more I shot it, and I plan to shoot it until it begs for mercy, so I'll let you know if that clears up. It's probably going to beg for mercy next week since I have a waiting list of co-workers who want to shoot it that is a mile long.
So after I finished up and was straightening out my stall for the next shooter I noticed this awful stench. I mean, it was unreal. I look down at the shotgun still smoking from the barrel and realize it's the smoke coming out that stinks so bad. It smelled like rotten eggs set on fire. I finish cleaning the stall and put the shotgun over my shoulder. As I'm walking past all the other stalls, people were stopping and sniffing the air. One guy stopped me and said, "Hun, I think there's something wrong with your shotgun. That thing really stinks!"
It stunk up the entire range and then the range lobby. It doesn't appear anything is wrong with it, I broke it down once it was cooled off and had a look. I also sniffed the barrels of the other Super Novas in the shop and they all smelled the same way in a muted way (it's ok, the customers don't react to me doing weird things like sniffing shotguns, they know me now). And one other customer told me he'd gotten the same stench from his Montefeltro. So whatever they pack the shotguns in must stink really bad when it burns off. I cleaned it before taking it out, but I must have missed some. I still say some of these gun companies drop their guns in a vat of the packing grease, then just pour out the vat into the box and hope the gun drops in with it. I gave the shotgun a real good scrubbing (it denied my offer of perfume) so hopefully it won't make other shooters at the range gag the next time I take it out.
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Sounds like you had a good day with it. Well that smell will burn off in time. Good shooting and have fun.


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You are about to embark on a scenic adventure unlike any in the world. At 22 miles long and 12 miles wide, Lake Tahoe is North America's largest alpine lake. The lake contains an estimated 39.75 million gallons of water, enough to cover the entire state of California to a depth of 14 inches. The water is 99.99 percent pure, and a white dinner plate can be seen to a depth of 67 feet.
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The setting for this ultimate road trip is spectacular with great vista views of the lake among tall pine forests. Plan to spend from 4 to 8 hours for any of these options, depending on your conditioning. Elevation can vary from 6,200 feet to almost 7,500 feet. The length of the trip combined with the many elevation differences make this a trip for advanced riders only.
Of course, you can ride any section of the trip out and back. Beginner's may ride the out and back from Tahoe City to Tahoma as this section is fairly flat. The various sections of the trip include:
Known locally in Incline Village as "The Joggers Trail," this 3-mile long paved trail (one way) starts at Gateway Park on Highway 28. This path follows the shore of Lake Tahoe and passes by many beautiful lakefront estates. There's plenty of beach to visit at either Incline Ski or Burnt Cedar Beaches. This ride provides great views of Crystal Bay and some of the finest houses in the area. The path ends at Selby Drive where you can cross Lakeshore Blvd. and head back.
Ready to climb? This out and back should satisfy the best and wear out the rest. Advanced riders only.
Park your car at the Sheriff Sub-station at the northeast corner of Highway 28 and 431 (Mt. Rose Highway). This 9-mile climb has a 2,400-foot vertical rise. So being in good condition and acclimated to the high altitude is recommended. Your final destination is the beautiful Mt. Rose Summit where you will have a spectacular view of Reno and the Washoe Valley – once at the top you can rest assured the return trip is all downhill!
Another very popular ride for roadies is the loop formed by Highway 89 from Tahoe City to Truckee, Highway 267 from Truckee to Kings Beach and Highway 28 from Kings Beach back to Tahoe City. The entire loop is 36-37 miles long and is suitable for advanced riders. Beginners can ride the Tahoe City to Truckee sections of the loop as an out and back.
Parking is available at any one of the three towns on the loop. The section of the loop from Tahoe City to Truckee is about 13.5 miles long and is mostly flat. You should use the paved bike-path on the 4.5 mile section of the loop from Tahoe City to Midway Bridge. This section of the loop can be congested from time to time. The remaining distance to Truckee is all highway.
In Truckee you can use either Donner Pass Road or West River Road to access Highway 267. The section of the loop from Truckee to Kings Beach features a 1400 feet climb before dropping back near lake level at Kings Beach. The section between Kings Beach and Tahoe City on Highway 28 features a 600-foot climb at Dollar Point. Again, it is best to use the paved bike-path from Dollar Point to Tahoe City.


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Get an overview of this hotel4-star eco-friendly hotel, walk to Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center
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With a stay at Hyatt Regency Long Beach, you'll be centrally located in Long Beach, steps from Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center and minutes from Aquarium of the Pacific.
This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Shoreline Village and California State University-Office of the Chancellor.
Make yourself at home in one of the 528 air-conditioned rooms featuring plasma televisions. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while video-game consoles and premium TV channels are also offered to provide entertainment. Bathrooms have bathtubs or showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary weekday newspapers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a 24-hour fitness center. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge).
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Hyatt Regency Long Beach provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
A business center is on site at this 4-star property. This eco-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- ATM/banking
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Concierge services
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
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- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 17
- Total number of rooms - 528
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
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Check-in time ends at midnight
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Yalies like Mitch Daniels.
An ad by Yale University students urging the Indiana governor to run for president will air tonight in New Hampshire during Jimmy Kimmel's late night show. Granite State residents can watch on WMUR.
The 30-second spot is being billed as the first of the 2012 presidential campaign.
Daniels, who is one of many Republicans contemplating a White House bid, told the Yale Daily News last week that he watched the ad on his iPhone and thinks it's "clever."
The former White House budget director for President George W. Bush is also pleased the spot brings up the issue of fiscal responsibility.
The ad takes a subtle dig at President Obama, as Courtney Parnell (Class of 2011) bemoans that she was fooled by a guy who bought her a car and subsidized her health care insurance.
"Everything was perfect, until I got my credit card bill," she says in the ad. "Turns out he was spending all my money."
Parnell proclaims that Daniels is the "new man in her life" who doesn't offer empty promises. "You know what he's all about? Fiscal responsibility."
The Student Initiative to Draft Daniels has set up a Facebook page. The ad already has more than 17,500 hits on YouTube.
It's nice to see there are no Ivy League rivalries at play: Daniels, after all, is a Princeton graduate.
Catalina Camia leads the OnPolitics online community and has been at USA TODAY since 2005. She has been a reporter or editor covering politics and Congress for two decades, including stints at The Dallas Morning News and Congressional Quarterly. Follow her at @USATOnPolitics.
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Published: 2011-05-09, by Manu Galvez.
There's no plot, there's no script. We get a spaceship and the goal is to shoot all the triangles, circles and squares that are flying free on the background. That simple. But if you are a passionate of this kind of games you will know that its simplicity it's its main strength. There are 4 different game modes:
Pandemonium: Enemies explode when they die or spin everywhere. Hide from the explosions or go through them.
Dodge this: Dodge the enemies to collect all the boxes.
Assault: Fight against waves of enemies. The complexity increases as it progresses.
Chromatic Conflict: Enemies of different colors show up. Destroy just the ones which are like you.
There are online leader boards to check other people scores, as well as online replays. The relaxing music is quite good and not intrusive at all. As you advanced through levels, you may unlock some new ships with offensive defense (bullets shot in every direction when hit). As the developer says in the app description (which, i have to say, it is gracefully complete and understandable), the high frame-rate is what defines this game. It is real and improve the user experience.
PewPew have been developed by Jean-François Geyelin, who has also launched PewPew2 (paid version 1.99$). It has to be said that he has well done those apps and his descriptions make clear all the game concerns.
If you're a shoot'em up games lover, you will love this one. Simple, fast and reliable. Some aspects could be improved, but it deserves its rating.
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Corrosion resistant coating - electro-coat paint process applied inside and out, and baked on.
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MONSTERS Project: Tom Fowler's Sad Frankenstein is Sad
We'll be presenting more monster-themed original art for the rest of the month leading up to Halloween, and later offering it for sale on eBay to benefit the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund and its mission to defend free speech in comics. (Also, if you're a comics artist who still wants to contribute monster art to support the CBLDF, it's not too late! Hit us up!)


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This dog collar utilizes a quick clasp closure, also called a side release clasp. Sizing is given as a range of neck lengths. Measure your dogs neck size or its current collar length (not including buckles) to obtain correct sizing.
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Daniel R. McCarthy most recently was Chairman & CEO of Gallarus Media Holdings and its subsidiary, Network Communications, Inc. At NCI, Dan oversaw one of the largest local marketing services companies in the U.S. In 2010, Dan spearheaded the launch of the innovative DigitalSherpa line of marketing services products, which currently provide social media marketing solutions to more than 1500 small and medium-sized businesses. Over the course of his career, Dan has completed more than 50 transactions and financings, including the $380 million sale of NCI to Citicorp Venture Capital Group; the $120 million acquisition of NCI by ABRY Partners; theRead More
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'Hard as Nails': Jack Conway and the Early Days of Football
Pennings, Mark (2003) 'Hard as Nails': Jack Conway and the Early Days of Football. In Holt, Stephanie & Hutchinson, Garrie (Eds.) Footy's Greatest Players. Coulomb Communications, Melbourne, Victoria, pp. 3-9.
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The article draws attention to Conway's success as a player and his important role in the development of the Carlton Football Club. It discusses the football career of Jack Conway. Conway was a Melbourne Grammar school boy who went on to play football for Melbourne, South Yarra, Albert Park and Carlton. Conway played football during the period 1858-1871. He captained Carlton and was a major figure in the development of its culture and ambitions. Conway was also an on field adversary of Melbourne captain H.C.A. Harrison and these two enjoyed many hard fought contests.
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Fantastic duplex in the heart of Valdemarín attic.
The house with an area of 230 square meters is distributed in large hall, kitchen with clothesline 18 square meters, large and bright living room of 42 square meters and three bedrooms and two bathrooms, one en suite with dressing room, plus we find clothing room.
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The urbanization of only 11 neighbors is ideal for families with children.
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Valdemarín, Madrid neighborhood comprises the northern edge of the neighborhood El Plantío, located in the district of Moncloa-Aravaca. It consists mostly of single-family houses and dwellings newly established in the margins of the A-6 and surrounded by mountains. The luxury developments located between the road from A Coruña and the Monte de El Pardo, have mostly with 24h security and enjoy a closeness and easy access from the A-6. A luxury nature to enjoy privacy and security just 11km from Madrid. Valdemarín residential area is the most exclusive of Madrid where families enjoy outstanding comfort, enjoying excellent communications, proximity to Madrid and have a quiet environment, enjoying nature and tranquility all around.
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You all look soooo great!
Kikapoo - your baby bump is small but so cute
Wmariej and Sweetmx85 - adorable!
Like Australia - when I was pregnant my dog showed up in many of my pictures in the background too .
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I can highly recommend this dealership for your BMW purchase. I've purchased three BMW's from the dealership, and in particular, my Sales Advisor, Basel Saad. My current car I was going to order, but I had a trade vehicle which the dealership received an offer for. The issue was that the offer was good for 10 days so if I had to order a car it would have taken about 6-8 weeks, and I would have been without a vehicle so I would have had to rent one. Basel said he would try to locate one. Finding a 335i M-Sport, xDrive, in Estoril Blue with my options was a tough call for such a popular model with limited inventory. Basel found a car, still on the ship in the Atlantic, which almost matched mine to spec... he was able to secure it, and I had it a few days after Sandy departed. Pricing was extremely aggressive and they matched the pricing I would have gotten using USAA's car buyer service. Well done!!
I had the car for about a week but I wanted the Auto/Start function changed so it would remember the last setting. Normally a simple change, but for whatever reason, it messed up the programming on the car badly and I could not pick up the car that day. I had a new X3 loaner which was nice, but the issue ended up taking days to resolve by BMW. FOr the trouble, the dealership got BMW to extended me a $500 accessory credit. Not bad for just not having the car a few days. The problem then continued and I was told the car would not be back to me for the weekend, (I had plans with the car so it was very disappointing). I would not have my new car for about a week now. While speaking with the Service Manager I asked how much the M Performance Exhaust would be. My thought was to just have them apply the $500 to it and install it while the car was sitting there. Even with the discount, installed, the option would be about $1100+ tax. Well, I said I would think about that, but, he could order me the black grills in the meantime. So today, Tuesday, I got a call and they told me they would be giving me the M perf. exhaust and installing it for me for the inconvenience... no charge. They will also put my black grills on for me too. WOW! These guys really went over the top to make me happy and show why they are as good as they are.
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Violinist Gil Morgenstern's 2012-2013 Reflections Series Continues, 2/26
Mr. Morgenstern's discography includes works by Beethoven, Fauré, Copland, Ravel, Kodaly, Sessions and the award-winning American composer George Tsontakis. His latest recording, 20th Century Duos for Violin and Cello, was the No. 1 classical CD for over a month on eMusic, the largest online store for independent music in the world, and was one of the top ten best selling classical music albums on Amazon.com. Of the CD The New York Times raved, "the music is terrific and the performances compelling on this surprisingly exciting and excellently engineered recording." Mr. Morgenstern records for the MMC, Engine Company and Koch International Classics labels, and can regularly be heard on National Public Radio and classical music radio stations across the country.
Highlights of Mr. Morgenstern's recent seasons include interdisciplinary performances with the Julliard Dance Company at Lincoln Center and the Brooklyn Ballet; the premieres of staged versions of The Epic of Gilgamesh, Venus and Adonis with Claire Bloom and John Neville, and Samuel Beckett at 100 at New York City's 92nd Street Y and at Harvard University. Mr. Morgenstern's performance in the Nine Circles Chamber Theatre production of When Samson Met Delilah toured Holland to rave reviews and his recent appearance in Toronto was broadcast throughout Canada on CBC. He also appeared as violin soloist in U.S. Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky's translation of Dante's Inferno, which toured the country and was broadcast on PBS and NPR, for which it received a Peabody nomination. Mr. Morgenstern continues to tour the United States and Europe, and his highly acclaimed Reflections Series will be presented in new venues in London, Paris, Rome, Florence, Milan and Venice in the 2012-2013 season. Mr. Morgenstern lives in New York City. For more information, visit www.gilmorgenstern.com.
About Benjamin Hochman: Winner of 2011's prestigious Avery Fisher Career Grant, pianist Benjamin Hochman has been described by the New York Times as a "gifted, fast-rising artist." His eloquent and virtuosic performances have earned him critical acclaim and his rare combination of bravura and poetry has excited audiences and critics alike. His engagements have brought him to major cities as orchestral soloist, recitalist and chamber music collaborator with celebrated conductors and colleagues. A passionate interpreter of diverse composers from Bach and Mozart to Berg and Kurtag with a penchant for juxtaposing familiar works with the unfamiliar, Mr. Hochman has proven to be adept in expressing the essential heart of each composer.
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A bayonet is a knife fixed to the barrel of a rifle. It is used as a melee weapon in hand-to-hand combat.
Worf and Wesley Crusher were "killed" by bayonets in a Q-created reality in 2364. (TNG: "Hide and Q")
A kuttar was a type of bladed weapon that served the same function, issued to the guards at The Albino's compound on Secarus IV. (DS9: "Blood Oath")
Late in the Dominion War, the Jem'Hadar began attaching bayonets to their plasma rifles. (DS9: "What You Leave Behind")


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Paulo A Ribeiro
Dr. Ribeiro, who is Board Certified in Cardiology, was most recently a Professor Medicine and Director of the Cardiology Fellowship Program at Loma Linda University Medical Center in Loma Linda, California. He received his Medical Degree in 1977 from Universidade do Porto in Porto, Portugal, and his Ph.D. from Universidade Nova De Lisboa in 1992. He completed his Internal Medicine Residency and Fellowship in Cardiology at Hammersmith Hospital, Royal Postgraduate Medical School in London, England, in 1984. He is also a fellow in the American College of Cardiology and the European Society of Cardiology. Dr. Ribeiro has published 130 manuscripts and 34 papers in peer-reviewed cardiology journals. In addition, Dr. Ribeirio has published seven book chapters, including one in Dr. Eric Topol's Textbook of Interventional Cardiology. He has been a reviewer for the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, British Heart Journal, American Journal of Cardiology and European Heart Journal.


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Ric Martin, a 26 year old male from Houston B.C. Canada asks on March 12, 2006,Can someone tell me what Canadian frogs and toads are vocal? We have several types here, but they do not make a sound. And we love the sound of "croakers".
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There are 3 species of toads and frogs in the Houston area of British Columbia.
1. Western toad (Bufo boreas). Does not have a mating call but will squawk a bit if you pick them up and they are agitated. According to Green and Campbell (1984) the males do have a mating call in some regions (e.g., Alberta) but not in BC.
2. Spotted frog (Rana pretiosa). Males have a breeding call and start calling very early in spring. Their call is low pitch and not very loud, more along the lines of quiet grunts. Hence, their calls do not carry long distances. You do not get the din that is so delightful with some of the other species in Canada.
3. Wood frog (Rana sylvatica). Males call early in spring during their mating season.
A good book for BC amphibians is Green, D. and R.W. Campbell. 1984. The amphibians of British Columbia. BC Provincial Museum Handbook 45. Prov. of BC, Victoria. I think this book has been revised and the new edition may be available.
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- Sensor activated touch-free soap and lotion dispenser
- Prevents the spread of germs
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Prevent the spread of germs with this sensor-activated, touch-free soap and lotion dispenser. It dispenses liquid soap, detergent, lotion or anti-bacterial gel with just a wave of your hand under the spout. It's made of stainless steel and has a large 16 oz. capacity. This dispenser also includes an optional wall-docking holder for space-saving wall-mounted access. It can be adjusted to two dispensing amounts. Powered by four AA batteries (not included) delivering up to 10,000 dispensing cycles.
- 100% sensor activated touch-free soap and lotion dispenser
- Dispenses liquid soap, detergent, lotion and gel with just a wave of your hand under the spout
- Made of stainless steel and has a large, 16 oz. (500ml) capacity
- Optional wall-docking holder for either countertop or space-saving wall-mounted access
- Two dispensing amounts can be adjusted
- Powered by four AA batteries (not included) that deliver up to 10,000 dispensing cycles
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