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Some clicks I've taken in the last week or so. New OD Zulu band for my Nighthawk, Yuketen Country Rangers, blooming Dendrobium hybrid, Corter keyhook and ring + hook bracelet, last but not least some indigo chipping off Post O'alls denim.
Some clicks I've taken in the last week or so. New OD Zulu band for my Nighthawk, Yuketen Country Rangers, blooming Dendrobium hybrid, Corter keyhook and ring + hook bracelet, last but not least some indigo chipping off Post O'alls denim.
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I'm wearing two different pairs of Post O'alls denim at the moment. The first pair (these guys) are being washed once a month or so, and the second pair are not being washed at all. Just seeing how different they both wear. These are a lightweight 12-13oz Cone Mills natural line selvedge denim that have been perfect for the south around this time of year. The signature Post "O" embroidery is my favorite. The custom hardware isn't bad either, though. Thanks for keeping it simple, Takeshi.
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Although I am always out of the loop on sneaker releases, I saw these via Cork-Grips and was really stoked to see some USA made 998's. A simple color way made up of two shades of grey with some orange to keep it interesting Not only are these super comfortable, but they work well with the stuff I wear everyday. If you're looking for a well made, simple, American made sneaker – these are a pretty good place to start. The whole Daytripper collection has sold out rather quickly, but Need Supply Co. has a few of this color way still in stock if you dig 'em.
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This stuff has been with or on me almost everyday. The Engineered Garments sling bag was something we picked up at Nepenthes in 2010 and although it is probably the most affordable piece Daiki has ever produced, ringing in at $24 dollars, it's also one of the most useful ones. The EG corduroy bucket hat is something I finally managed to track down from Japan, and it just goes with everything I wear. Last but definitely not least, my FW09 workshirt is starting to really show signs of wear and tear, but the fabric looks beautiful so I figured I'd share. It'll soon be patched up like this one.
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So, we've had some pretty enjoyable weather and I thought I'd share some fits for the last few days. Mostly to just say how much I love Daiki Suzuki era Woolrich Woolen Mills, but anyways. I have to say that the two pieces I own (thanks to 70-80% off sales) from McNairy's work over at WWM are really nice. They fit is more refined, which I don't care much for, and the rise of the pants is WAY lower – but it still feels the same construction wise and fabric selection. Details of the individual pieces are:
Top: Columbia Knit OD 100% cotton beanie, FW12 WWM Orvis shirt in blue chambray, FW09 WWM Coated Ripstop Field Jacket, Workaday fatigues in reverse sateen, New England Outerwear 3/4 Boot.
Botton: Columbia Knit OD 100% cotton beanie, FW10 WWM Parka Olive Ripstop, FW12 WWM Cargos in High Count Twill, FW12 Engineered Garments Workshirt in blue chambray, New England Outerwear 3/4 Boot.
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So, I couldn't go the whole trip without doing some photos of my favorite New England Outerwear model, the Fieldsman Boot in oxblood chromexcel. We were visiting an old granite quarry, and I decided to bring a pair along to snap some photos of since the scenery seemed so fitting. Enjoy the photos, and keep a close eye out for what's coming next.
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So, I've been in Boston for almost a week spending some time with a new company making hand sewn footwear in Maine. The company is named New England Outerwear. Currently they're making hand sewn footwear in their own factory, and I'm extremely excited to announce that I will be working with them on doing an apparel line that is 100% made in New England. I started Simple Threads with the goal of doing a field/workwear inspired apparel line, and this could not be a better fit. But more on that later…
We left early so that we could trek up to Maine on a Saturday morning to work on some new Fall/Winter '13 samples and do some photos of the factory for Simple Threads. I could feel the temperature dropping quickly the farther we drove from Rockport. Slowly but surely, the farther North we traveled, the snow began to cover every inch of the landscape and created a uniform of endless white powder along a road that seemed to go on forever. It was like nothing I've ever seen before, and I can't help but wonder what it will look like in the Spring.
After three hours piled in a Subaru Outback, we were finally there there. Well, the second I did, the 20 degree temperature change and the falling snow really shook my bones. I realized just how far from home I actually was. Trekking through the snow to an old two story house with no address numbers in sight, I heard the buzzing of a sewing machine and faint sound laughter. The woman sitting at the Singer is Michelle, and she is one hell of a sewer. She is sewing in the leather liner, which is the only machine sewing technique used on New England Outerwear's shoes. Honestly, the machine is a foot driven Singer single stitch that looked incredibly hard to use, so I really consider this hand sewn as well.
I watched Michelle work on a few pairs of shoes, and was amazed at how she can sew two parallel single stitches and have them look absolutely perfect. I guess thats what 25+ years of hand sewing experience will do for you. Everyone was extremely welcoming and we had a really great time seeing how much work goes into hand sewn footwear. So without anymore boring text, here is a ton of photos that should give you a better idea of what goes on behind the scenes of New England Outerwear.
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Halfway through full marathon training
Friday, October 05, 2012
I wasn't totally prepared except for my bottle of water was frozen. This is the main thing since I live in Central Florida where it still reaches 90 some days. I did get up early and almost got caught up Sparking and other social networking while drinking my coffee and snacking on banana and peanut butter. Then it came to me - I had a half marathon to finish.
I've been dealing with some upper back/neck pain recently. I hesitated to schedule a massage and even last night I was having this pain. I decided to leave off my sports bra and instead use a tank top with a built-in bra. I'm really not sized for the need of a lot of compression and I was trying to recall why I decided to start using sports bras.
I drove to my gym to start since it was a safe start in the dark. My starting time was 7:01 so it was actually starting to get light. Right after I started I needed a potty break. I thought of waiting but my next stop was 6.5 miles away so I ducked into the hospital ER to take my break, then on my way again.
I've been using Runkeeper with my music but this time I decided to use my Jeff Galloway 13.1 app so I listened to him for a while. He stopped talking after about 1 mile leaving only his recorded voice giving cues when to run or walk. My mind started drifting away with the techno music going in the background. I noticed my pace was a lot better because the beat of the music was strong and steady, fast on the run and slower on the walk.
The weather was great - it stormed last night so it would be a while before the sun came out strong. I felt strong, and tackled my rolling hills like a champion.
Of course my mind drifted...I better tighten that bottle on my back, it's bouncing on my tailbone and may injure me....it sure is a lot of cars on the road-that's right this is a workday...wonder which way I should go when I get to the fork in the road...I miss this trail, haven't been here since Spring.....my back doesn't hurt, it was the sports bras after all...what am I going to do with the 3 I brought this week...who is messaging me while I'm running, the exercise dude probably, I haven't been to his free dance classes since Spring, I'm hungry......
The first time I glanced at my Garmin, it was exactly an hour since I started. I started on my Chomps, something new I was trying, followed by my first sips of water. The trail had left the road area and was headed towards about 1.5 mile stretch of wooded area. I continued my run/walk. About halfway through the wooded area I began to feel warm, maybe the woods made it more humid. I started seeing a lot of walkers, everyone is so polite and cheerful with their "good mornings", you can't help but smile.
I've reach my lakeview area, then lakeside and know time for my turnaround is coming up. Then I realize I didn't get any cues from the app that I'm halfway through. So I make my own turnaround but take a couple extra walk breaks as I eat more Chomps. I headed back, feeling weaker, wondering why. I decided to try an electrolyte tab in my water. I break it in half since my water is half gone. A little while later I'm feeling so much better and wonder why I've never tried these before especially since I've had them a year now. y last couple long runs were very ugly - I got hot and very weak on the previous long runs.
I reach the 3 mile left area and I'm so tired. I see an enormous hill ahead, the same one I slipped down earlier in my run. I walk up the entire hill, thinking "one foot in front of the other."
I see my gym up ahead and begin to think of my cleanup. I've been thinking ice bath because my legs are sore but now I'm thinking it would be great to just get in their pool. I go back and forth with that thought. I'm really not in the mood for an ice bath but I don't want to get in their pool dirty. I think of their outside shower and decide on the pool. I start back run/walking because of the excitement of a cool pool. It had to be at least 80 degrees and the sun was out.
Finally got to my car and turned all my gadgets off. I look in my pool bag I packed about a month ago and left in the car - just in case I was ever out and wanted to go to the pool. I see a pair of bedroom slippers so decide to leave my sneakers and socks in the car and wear my pool shoes into the gym. I change and grab an aqua jogger and head out. The pool is almost empty and I have the whole "beginners" lane to myself. I go down the ladder and slowly get in. Pool felt great! I do four laps, about 20 minutes.
It felt so good to walk out of that gym all refreshed, shampooed and showered. My bedroom slippers were closed toe and leather bottom so I could have gone anywhere but decided to go home. I had ideas to go fast food but knew it would negate some of the miles I just ran so I went home and made a fruit/protein/spinach smoothie. I've been real about good skipping the fast food joints and try to keep my fridge well-stocked with free foods.
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You are an excellent blogger!! You kept me excited and I felt the entire experience, including the temperature!! Great job, great run!! I hope you plan on joining BGR at ING Miami--1st stop on the national calendar!!!
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Job well done, Paula. Yes, walkers/runners are nice people; I always get a wave, thumbs up or a smile whenever I pass them. I love seeing the people out and about exercising in my neighborhood. In my city, the mayor is adding paved paths throughout Doral to keep runners and bikers off the streets.
The pool was definitely a nice way to cool down after your run.
I know what you mean about bringing a recorder along on your runs. There are so many thoughts going through my head while I am running and most are forgotten by the time I finish my run. And big kudos for passing on the fast food. It is so hard to resist on some days.
Rest up and enjoy the rest of your weekend.
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Super job!! You're doing fantastic!! Keep it up cause we're very proud of you and your efforts.
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I love the longer runs. Seeing the people out and about and it allows my to just let my mind wander... thats my favorite part of it because soemtimes i can work out problems and others i end up laughing so hard that I look crazy. Good luck with your marathon training!
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The limited number of academic programs at Brandon University has cost the Bobcats men's volleyball team one of its local players.
The school doesn't offer engineering, which Vincent Massey graduate Conan Mickey wants to study, so he has decided to leave the Wheat City for the University of Guelph. Meanwhile, the Gryphons men's volleyball team is in a rebuilding process and are bringing in Mickey as a left side, which was the icing on the cake for the 19-year-old Brandonite.
"I'm really pumped about it," he said. "I was hoping to get a chance to play volleyball, but I wasn't expecting a chance to. It was just a thing where I would see what I could get and if I got it I'd be really happy and I got it so I'm really pumped about it."
Mickey spent two seasons with the Bobcats. The 6-foot-2 left side spent his first season on the bench and decided to redshirt last season, knowing that if he did that and transfered schools then he'd be eligible to play right away.
Although he didn't get much playing time in his BU career, Mickey enjoyed the opportunity to play for his hometown university team, which won a Canada West title and a national bronze medal in the 2012-13 season.
"It couldn't have been any better," Mickey said. "Playing with some of those guys on the team like Sebastien (Steigmeier) and Sam (Tuivai), really talented people. I learned a lot and I grew a lot as a volleyball player and just as a person."
Bobcats head coach Grant Wilson admitted that Mickey would have been in a battle for playing time with Brandon next season. He understands Mickey's decision to pursue engineering and wishes him well at Guelph.
"Obviously it's sad to lose local talent, but as I told Conan, I think it's a great opportunity for him," Wilson said. "It's just an unfortunate time for him here where he has to battle pretty hard to try to get on to that playing roster and the reality of it is he's going to go out there and get the education he needs first and foremost, which we can't offer him, and he's going to get the opportunity to play. I know Cal (Wigston, Guelph's head coach) will do a good job out there with that team and Conan will fit in with them and I think it's a real good opportunity for him."
The Gryphons struggled last season in the Ontario University Athletics conference, posting a 5-15 record, which put them in a tie for ninth place in the 11-team conference. The team, however, was incredibly young with two players in their fourth year of eligibility and nine of their 14 players in either their first or second years of eligibility.
Mickey thinks he will bring some experience to the Gryphons and hopes to join the squad's starting lineup in the fall.
"They're trying to develop their team; they're in a rebuilding stage," he said. "... I just want to go in and take what I've learned from here, especially in Canada West and all the quality here, and bring it and see what I can do in Ontario."
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The rigid icy shell of Saturn's largest moon Titan is apparently more massive and extensive than previously thought, U.S. researchers say.
According to a news release from the University of California at Santa Cruz, Space probe data hints Titan possess an extraordinarily bizarre interior with large roots extending into an underlying ocean.
According to NASA, Titan appears like a frozen version of Earth before life began adding oxygen into our atmosphere. Astronomers are fascinated by the moon because it contains an active atmosphere and complex Earth-like processes that form its surface.
Researchers aim to explore this underground ocean in the hopes of finding alien life on Titan.
The research utilized gravity and topography data obtained by NASA's Cassini spacecraft. UC Santa Cruz researchers were amazed to find a counter-intuitive relationship between gravity and topography signals on Titan, Cassini team scientists said.
"Normally, if you fly over a mountain, you expect to see an increase in gravity due to the extra mass of the mountain," Francis Nimmo at the University of California, Santa Cruz, said. "On Titan, when you fly over a mountain, the gravity gets lower. That's a very odd observation."
According to the model created by researchers, each bump in the topography on the surface of Titan is counterbalanced by a deeper "root" extending below the ice shell into the ocean underneath, large enough to engulf the gravitational effect of the bump on the surface. Therefore, Cassini would detect less gravity wherever there is a big chunk of ice rather than water because ice is less dense than water, Nimmo explained.
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On Monday, The Goggles (Mike Simons and Paul Shoebridge) were named double Webby Award winners for Welcome to Pine Point, their first-ever interactive web documentary.
The Vancouver creative duo received a Webby for Documentary: Individual Episode in the Online Film & Video category, and another for Netart, in the Websites category.
Informally known as the Oscars of the internet, the Webby Awards are "the leading international award honoring excellence on the Internet including Websites, interactive advertising and online film and video".
Welcome to Pine Point is an interactive project about memory, nostalgia and sense of place that takes viewers back to the now-erased-from-the-map mining community of Pine Point, Northwest Territories. It was produced by Rob McLaughlin, Adam Neilson and Loc Dao at the NFB's Pacific and Yukon Centre in Vancouver.
The double win brings the NFB's Webby Awards count to 4 in 4 years. Last year, interactive project Waterlife produced by Rob McLaughlin and Loc Dao (and designed by Jam3Media), received a Webby for Documentary: Individual Episode. In 2008, Kat Cizek's Filmmaker-in-Residence, designed and developed by Rob McLaughlin and Loc Dao, won a Webby for Documentary Series.
Below is a video of Rob McLaughlin, accepting one of the prizes on behalf of the team and delivering his very own 5-word speech.
Let me also take this opportunity wish Rob many great successes in his new endeavours. After 3 years as Director, Digital Content and Strategy in English Program, Rob recently left the NFB's digital world of interactive productions to take a position with PostMedia newspapers.
Since April, he has been Editor-in-Chief of Saskatchewan's 2 dailies (The StarPhoenix in Saskatoon and Regina's Leader-Post) as well as Deputy Publisher of The StarPhoenix. Best of luck, Rob, and thanks for all the great work.
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London - Andy Murray cut giant Croat Ivo Karlovic down to size as the world No 4 reached the Wimbledon third round with 7-5, 6-7 (5/7), 6-2, 7-6 (7/4) victory on Thursday.Murray had to withstand a barrage of booming serves from Karlovic, who at 6ft 10in is the tallest man on the ATP Tour, but the British No 1's gritty display was rewarded with victory in three hours and eight minutes.The Scot will play Bulgaria's Grigor Dimitrov or Marcos Baghdatis of Cyprus for a place in the last 16."Winning is all that is important when you play a guy with his style. It's so challenging to get into a rhythm," Murray said."Tie-breaks are a bit of a lottery with someone like him and you just have to get a racquet on his serves and hope for the best."You can't really prepare for it because so few guys play like him. But I actually thought I returned well today. I tried to make him play as many balls as possible."Karlovic had hammered 305 aces in his 21 previous matches in 2012 and once sent down a serve clocked at 156mph.For a while he kept up that kind of brutal assault against Murray, firing down 17 more aces on Centre Court, but the world number 59 eventually ran out of steam.Despite having to shoulder the burden of being the only contender to end Britain's 76-year wait for a male singles champion, Murray relishes his two weeks under the spotlight at Wimbledon, where he has lost in the semi-finals for the last three years.The 25-year-old, beaten in his three Grand Slam finals, had never failed to reach the last 32 on his previous six Wimbledon appearances and he recovered from dropping serve in the opening game of the match to take the first set.Murray's return has always been one of his strengths and that weapon had never been needed more as he tried to subdue Karlovic's howitzer delivery.It was harder work in the second set as Karlovic grinded his way into a tie-break which the Croatian won by a slender margin.But Murray, who had won all three of his previous meetings with Karlovic, refused to be muscled out of his stride and broke twice to take the third set at a canter.With Murray's serve almost as potent, if not as powerful, as Karlovic's thunderous deliveries, it was no surprise to see the fourth set go to a tie-break.Murray's extra class finally proved the difference as he cleverly forced Karlovic into uncomfortable positions, bringing enough errors from the Croat to close out the win.
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Well as the evening draws to a close,I can safely say Shadow has proven herself well and i'm very pleased. Her first time trick-or-treating with me and the little bros was a big success. She was a little scared at first,but then she saw how much fun everyone was having and seemed eager to head out.
The costumes,the other dogs,the kids screaming and running around,some wanting to pet her (though most keep their distance,mistaking her for a Pit Bull). She took it all in stride,waiting patiently as we received our candy and showing her best manners towards the other children. We walked proud as we saw others who had brought their dogs out get dragged from house to house,nearly knocking people over as they charged through. I couldn't help laughing,my usually hyper teenage pup was acting like a champ and some adults (even a few seniors,saw some grey muzzled mutts this evening) were acting insane. Maybe it was the massive full moon that was out tonight that caused it? :P
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If there's one stand-out characteristic in Manchester City's favour amid this nail-biting Premier League title race, it's undoubtedly their incredibly prolific strike-force, lead by Argentine goal-machine Sergio Aguero.
The 25 year-old has netted 15 times in 15 starts this season, and when you add his five assists to the equation, that makes Aguero in some way responsible for 1.3 Citizens goals per appearance, excluding his two outings from the bench.
In fact, there's only been three matches the striker has started this season where he's failed to find the net. When you've got at least one goal guaranteed, mixed with one of the best defensive records in the league – City's 27 conceded this term is only bettered by Arsenal, Chelsea and Everton – that puts every match in the Etihad outfit's control.
Compare that to the situation at Arsenal and Chelsea; Olivier Giroud has reached double figures for the Gunners this season (exactly 10 goals, to be specific), but having played the full 90 minutes in all but seven of his 24 appearances this term, and only one benching coming before the 65 minute mark, the in-form Frenchman is burning out, and the goals are drying up too.
Meanwhile, Chelsea's strike-force of Fernando Torres, Samuel Eto'o and Demba Ba have found just 11 Premier League goals between them all season. None can be relied upon to get on the scoresheet, and it's the inadequacies of this forward cast which has lead to Jose Mourinho dubbing the Blues as 'the little horse' in this season's title race.


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I want to know what ability must i pump for cannon user?
I want to know what ability must i pump for cannon user?
Ability? Well, since you'll be sitting in the back most of the time, I'd say either marksmanship or scan range. Still, there's always the alternative of hp. Everyone loves HP.
Cannon is the most worthless thing i've used. I mean it does exactly nothing cause YOU are REQUIRED to Lock on. You also cant shoot up close up. Its worthless to master unless you going to do Territory battles all the time.
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im get me a sig like that /a/c/d/e/f/g/h/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t/u/v/x/y/z !!!
Whats wrong with this? there's no /b/ !!!! Chips ahoy ^^
Going to have to disagree with you, sorry -.-. The cannon has the longest range in game and and is the most powerful for spike damage. For example the Destroyer Non C does 930 Dmg so for msot light mechs that a 3 hit kill.
sorry but i'll have to disagree, i get plenty of kills during some battles with the cannon (big maps). the cannon i have basically 3 shots most people. and in some situations, i can take a break from jumping around and just sit in the back with the cannon and chill.
i mean it's not THAT difficult to use, if you dont get a cannon, get a rocket, the manual aiming makes it easier (for most people).
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HILTON HEAD, S.C. - The Tar Heels finished in seventh place at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate with a 40-over 892. Elizabeth Mallett carded a 1-over 72 to lead the team in the 16-over 300 final round.
A sophomore from Sutton Coldfield, England, Mallett fired a 1-over 72 in the third round to finish in seventh place overall. Coupled with a 1-under 70 in the second round and an additional 1-over 72 in the first round, Mallett recorded a 1-over 214 overall. Katherine Perry, a senior from Cary, N.C., jumped into 21st place after a third day score of a 2-over 73. With a 3-over 74 in the first and second rounds, Perry shot an overall 8-over 221. Senior Jackie Chang and freshman Leslie Cloots both tied for 49th place with a 16-over 229. Chang, from Scottsdale, Ariz., scored a 3-over 74, 7-over 78, and concluded the tournament with a 6-over 77. Cloots, a native of Antwerp, Belgium, carded a 4-over 75, 5-over 76, and a 7-over 78 in the final round. Samantha Marks tied for 65th place with a 19-over 232 after registering a 9-over on day three. From Maitland, Fla., Marks finished with a 4-over 75 in round one and a 6-over 77 in round two.
Duke finished far ahead of the field of 17 teams with a 10-over 862 total. Vanderbilt came in second with a 20-over 872. Tied for third, Oklahoma and LSU recorded a 33-over 885. South Carolina and Wake Forest finished in fifth and sixth, respectively. The Gamecocks finished with a 34-over 886, and the Demon Deacons finished with a 35-over 887. In a tie for seventh, North Carolina and Arkansas each registered a 40-over 892.
After finishing in a tie for first with a 2-under 211, Duke's Yui Lu and LSU's Carolina Nistrup played for the first place position. Lu beat Nistrup with a birdie on the first playoff hole, leaving Lu in first and Nistrup in second. In a tie for third at 1-under 212 were four players: Duke's Celine Boutier, Vanderbilt's Simin Feng, Arizona State's Noemi Jimenez, and Alabama's Stephanie Meadow. Mallett took in seventh place with a 1-over 214.
The Darius Rucker Intercollegiate was a 54-hole event played at Long Cove Club, a par 71, 6,233-yard layout. North Carolina with return to action at the Bryan National Collegiate in Greensboro, N.C. on March 28-30. The tournament with be held on the Byran Park Golf Club's Champions Course, that features a par 72, 6,386-yard layout.


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Emergency contraception may prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex or contraceptive failure. It has to be used as soon as possible
If you've had unprotected sex within the last 5 days, and it is not the right time in your life to have a baby, you are right to consider emergency contraception.
Talk to your Pharmacist or ask them for details of other sources for getting emergency contraception.
Have you had unprotected sex?
- Did the condom slip off or break?
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– Take your contraceptive pill?
– Insert your contraceptive ring?
– Apply your contraceptive patch?
- Did your diaphragm or cap slip or did you forget to use it?
- Did he fail to pull out in time?
- Did you forget to use any contraception?
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Florida Gun Show: Two vendors were injured at the Florida Gun Show - OrlandoSentinel.com
Two vendors injured at Florida Gun Show
Amy L. Edwards, Orlando Sentinel
5:39 PM EDT, July 6, 2010
Two vendors at the Florida Gun Show were injured over the weekend by another vendor who fired a shot into the concrete floor, Orlando police reported today.
Neither man was seriously hurt, nor struck directly by the bullet.
According to the incident report, an Orlando police officer who was working off-duty at the gun show Saturday heard a gunshot about 100 feet from where he was walking about 1:40 p.m.
He then saw two men, identified as Mark Morrison of Cape Canaveral and Robert Earle of Longwood, bleeding, the report said.
Morrison and Earle were vendors with Jack Jenkins of Brandon, who told Orlando police he was looking at a Colt .45 semi-automatic handgun and noticed the hammer was cocked back.
A police report said Jenkins told officers he directed the muzzle toward the floor and pulled the trigger without ensuring the firearm was clear and safe.
The firearm then discharged.
Morrison suffered a laceration to the top of his left foot and Earle suffered a laceration to his left shin area. Both men were taken to area hospitals and treated.
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Bacteria are all over us, inside and out. Jiri Hulcr recently found 1,458 species of bacteria "new to science" in a small sample of human belly buttons. What we know about our little passengers and how they affect our bodies is dwarfed by what we do not. That can be disconcerting to think about, especially when some of them are undermining us.
In particular, some bacteria in our own intestines seem to have turned against us. Research this week in the New England Journal of Medicine led by Dr. Stanley Hazen at the Cleveland Clinic tells how they digest a compound called choline and turn it into trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO).
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Hospitality Marketing and Sales Project
Overview - in this project, each student individually will create a hotel property. The hotel may be located wherever the student chooses to put it. The type, style, and what the hotel has to offer are all left to the discretion of the student. This hotel will become a working model for the student to apply practical applications that will be taught over the course of the semester. The project will not be graded from a feasibility standpoint (how successful or unsuccessful the hotel may appear), but it will be graded primarily on how well the student applies the topics discussed in class combined with the time, effort, and energy displayed in the sections as they are handed in. The project will be handed in section by section. Each section will receive a numerical grade, and the average of all five sections will be the overall grade for the project.
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Alcosan mistakes cost $123K in penalties
Mistakes by staff at the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority and its consultants cost customers more than $120,000 this year, an authority official confirmed Friday.
The state Department of Environmental Protection fined Alcosan $52,600 in January as the authority allowed a basic permit to lapse and waited 243 days to seek to renew it, according to DEP spokesman John Poister. Alcosan also paid the Internal Revenue Service $70,000 in penalties in May because of mistakes during a 2005 bond refinancing.
Alcosan spokeswoman Nancy Barylak said Executive Director Arletta Scott Williams, who is responsible for both mistakes, will explain in a report to the board. Barylak said Williams would not answer questions Friday because she wants to brief the board first.
Barylak, who called the DEP error a paperwork mistake, said the authority would recoup the entire $122,600. She did not say how.
The missteps do not bode well for an organization planning to spend $2.8 billion over 20 years to stop raw sewage from flowing into rivers, said Jennifer Kennedy, director of the grass-roots environmental advocacy group Clean Rivers Campaign.
"Just like all ratepayers, I hate to see my money go down the drain, especially when we're hearing about potential rates going up," she said.
Alcosan board Chairman Harry Readshaw, a Democratic state representative from Carrick, said Thursday that the board plans to raise rates in 2014. He could not be reached Friday.
Calls to the authority's other four board members were not returned. County Executive Rich Fitzgerald and Mayor Luke Ravenstahl, who appoint members to the board, declined to comment.
Poister said Alcosan's discharge permit expired on May 31, 2012, but the authority did not apply to renew it until Jan. 29. Even without the permit, DEP could not prevent the agency from discharging treated water into the Ohio River because it provides a critical service, he said.
Barylak stressed the fine was not for violating DEP's pollution rules.
"To allow that permit to lapse is unacceptable. Someone was not watching the ball," said George Jugovic Jr., president and CEO of the state environmental advocacy group Penn Future.
Alcosan's problems with the IRS stem from a 2005 bond refinancing. Barylak confirmed the agency paid the $70,000 in penalties but declined to provide further details. IRS spokeswoman Jennifer Jenkins said she could not comment.
Tim Davis, vice president and director of the Fixed Income and Municipal Bond Department for Hefren-Tillotson Inc., reviewed a report on the fines by the industry publication The Bond Buyer. He said the IRS limits the interest and savings that can be generated from a bond refinancing, and Alcosan apparently exceeded the limits. The authority's investment banker and bond attorney should have caught the mistake, he said.
"There was something that they missed," Davis said. "There's no skullduggery going on here. It's just like making a mistake on your taxes."
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Del Mar Announces Summer Stakes Schedule
Del Mar's 2017 summer schedule will offer 41 stakes races worth $7.3 million during a 36-day season, the San Diego County racetrack announced March 22.
Del Mar's 2017 summer schedule will offer 41 stakes races worth $7.3 million during a 36-day season, the San Diego County racetrack announced March 22.
TVG Pacific Classic, Alabama, Fourstardave, Breeders', Del Mar Oaks, Lake Placid, Del Mar Handicap, Adirondack, Del Mar Mile, Monmouth Oaks, Cliff Hanger, and more.
Ashleyluvssugar held off a furious rally from Metaboss to win the $250,000 Del Mar Handicap and a place in the Longines Breeders' Cup Turf starting gate. Experience Saturday's Del Mar thrills and social scene firsthand in this new video.
Ashleyluvssugar opened a long, comfortable lead down the backstretch, then was all out in the stretch to deny fast-finishing Metaboss in the $250,000 Del Mar Handicap (gr. IIT) Presented by the Japanese Racing Association Aug. 20.
Multiple graded stakes winners Ashleyluvssugar, Flamboyant, and Finnegans Wake will take the logical step forward on the Del Mar turf schedule for a run in the Del Mar Handicap (gr. IIT) Aug. 20.
Del Mar's summer meet, highlighted by the Pacific Classic (gr. I) and several other Breeders' Cup "Win and You're In" races, will have projected purses of $525,000 per day.
Big John B powered past two rivals in the stretch to win the Del Mar Handicap (gr. IIT) by a widening 1 1/2 lengths, taking the 1 3/8-mile turf race for 3-year-olds and older a second straight year Saturday, Aug. 22.
With 3 Breeders' Cup Challenge races this weekend, Del Mar will be in the spotlight. Two of those three races will be on the main track, which for the first time since 2006 offers a dirt surface. read blog
Accomplished veterans Ashleyluvssugar, Big John B, Ganesh, and Finnegans Wake head a talented cast of grass stars going long at Del Mar Aug. 22.
This year, Patricia Pavlish has been on "fire" -- literally. Pavlish bred Fire with Fire, who has been a dominant presence on the turf.
Big John B, a $50,000 claim in April, qualified for the Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT) with a runaway victory in the $200,000 Del Mar Handicap (gr. IIT) Aug. 22.
Irish Surf, entered in both the Del Mar Handicap (gr. IIT) and $1 million TVG Pacific Classic (gr. I) this weekend at Del Mar, will opt for the Aug. 24 Classic, trainer Dan Hendricks reported.
After exchanging tight decisions in two recent starts this spring, Fire With Fire and Quick Casablanca clash for a third time in the $200,000 Del Mar Handicap (gr. IIT) Aug. 23 on the Del Mar turf.
A change in tactics helped Fire With Fire post a 7-1 upset in the $200,000 Charles Whittingham Handicap (gr. IIT) May 24 on the grass at Santa Anita Park, giving trainer Neil Drysdale a record-tying seventh win in the race.
Quick Casablanca and Fire With Fire, separated by a head the last time they met for their respective Hall of Fame trainers, will battle again in the $200,000 Charles Whittingham Stakes (gr. IIT) at Santa Anita Park.
Adjudged Arlington Million (gr. IT) victor Real Solution has some solid competition from grade II winners Lucayan and Grandeur in the May 11 Man o' War, along with grade III winner Imagining.
Chilean-bred Quick Casablanca landed his first North American win when he overcame a slow start to nip Fire With Fire and favored Rookie Sensation in the $100,000 Last Tycoon Stakes (gr. IIIT) on the Santa Anita Park turf.
Fire With Fire, winner of the San Luis Rey Stakes (gr. IIT) March 22, will bid for a third consecutive win April 25 in an intriguing field for the $100,000 Last Tycoon Stakes at Santa Anita April 25.
Fire With Fire, rated well on the lead by Tyler Baze, outfought stablemate Lucayan in deep stretch to register his first graded stakes win for trainer Neil Drysdale in the $200,000 San Luis Rey Stakes (gr. IIT)
Hall of Fame trainer Neil Drysdale will be looking for his sixth lifetime win in the $200,000 San Luis Rey Stakes (gr. IIT) on the turf March 22 at Santa Anita. With two of the five entrants, he has a good shot to get it.
Favored Vagabond Shoes uncoiled a torrid outside rally and powered clear to win the $200,000 San Marcos Stakes (gr. IIT) Feb. 8 on the turf course at Santa Anita Park.
Fourteen horses have been entered for the San Marcos Stakes (gr. IIT) on the Santa Anita Park turf Feb. 8, led by recent San Gabriel Stakes (gr. IIT) winner Jeranimo.
Suggestive Boy, who went to the sidelines with a splint injury last spring, returns from an 11-month absence to defend his title in the $200,000 Arcadia Stakes (gr. IIT) Feb. 1 at Santa Anita Park.
Vagabond Shoes is scheduled to make his first start since finishing fifth in the Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT) when he runs in the $200,000 Arcadia Stakes (gr. IIT) for older horses Feb. 1 at one mile on the Santa Anita turf.
Multiple grade I winner Jeranimo is back to defend his title in the $200,000 San Gabriel Stakes (gr. IIT) Jan. 4 on the Santa Anita turf, one of two victories the gallant 8-year-old warrior earned last year.
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Mastering the art of small talk might be more of a boon to men than women, a new study suggests.
The report, done by four professors from three different universities in the United States and Germany, found that when a man prefaced a business negotiation with small talk, he not only made a more positive impression, but also got better results. Women, by contrast, seemed to receive little to no upside.
"What we're finding is that we expect women to engage in these more pro-social, more other-oriented behaviours. So then when they do that, they don't necessarily receive a boost because it's kind of an expected baseline behaviour," says Brooke Shaughnessy, a professor at Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich in Germany and one of the authors of the study.
To come to their conclusions, an experiment was done with 202 participants from an online community. Individuals were asked to assign a score to a fictional character named either Joanna or Andrew from a transcript of a boardroom negotiation. Both characters had two versions with different scenarios, one where they got right down to business and one where they chatted beforehand.
The results found that Joanna's scores remained relatively similar in either situation, while Andrew's scores were significantly higher when he engaged in small talk. Further questions posed to participants also found that the subjects would offer more money to Andrew if he chatted first than without. The same benefits did not extend to JoAnna.
"Small talk in no way penalizes women," Ms. Shaughnessy says. "Small talk is useful and it shouldn't necessarily be cut out of the tactics at the negotiating table. But I think what we continue to investigate is what women can do above and beyond – if men can put in this small investment and have this outcome, then what can women do ... to leverage their own outcomes?"
Men, she says, are expected to be more outcome-oriented and assertive, so when they dial it back and engage in more relationship-building, they are noticed and praised for it. However, women, who are expected to be more communication-oriented, don't necessarily benefit the same way.
For women, Ms. Shaughnessy says, one suggestion comes from a 2012 Harvard study, which presents the idea that women can emphasize their relationship to the company in order to create a compelling case during negotiations.
"I think this is a good first step in research, but I there's more ways that this can be investigated so that women can leverage their own styles and what's comfortable for them to find other ways to encase 'the ask' in an appropriate way," she said.
The report was presented at the Academy of Management annual meeting in early August and was done by Alexandra Mislin of American University in Washington, Brooke Shaughnessy of Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich and Tanja Hentschel and Claudia Peus of Technical University of Munich.Report Typo/Error
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China's austerity campaign - unlike those in the West which have been triggered by budgetary shortfalls - is driven largely by the new leadership's determination to address what it sees as the slipping moral standards of the Communist Party elite.
President Xi Jinping's first move as party chief was to bar lavish banquets, red-carpet receptions, wasteful travel and other trappings of corruption that have stained the public's perception of the government.
We have to learn from China. Not everything, not all the time, but certainly on this occasion. It is a remarkable shift in Chinese politics. It goes beyond plain restrictions of the menu to a few dishes. It is not just about frugality for the sake of it.
It is pure leadership by example, having recognised that moral standards of the elites have declined. It is a bold move in the right direction. With rising income inequality, politics could evolve into a class struggle, not too different from the social circumstances of the civil war that raged between the Chinese Communist Party and the Kuomintang.
Politics aside, there are merits in a frugal government.
First, government expenditure will drop. There is less pressure to raise revenue through taxation on businesses and people. Nobody likes to pay more tax.
Second, without feeling pressured to tag individual performance to economic growth, it lessens the possibility of corruption. Officials will not feel compelled to work in cahoots with foreign and domestic investors.
Third, the tone helps to set the right expectations and attract the right talent to the government. With the right job scope and ideals, it is hoped that people with good morals will join the fight against corruption and promote policies and programmes that ensure sustainable and peaceful development.
Fourth, the agencies will focus on core work with a smaller budget. This will institutionalise and compel officials to work within limits but think out of the box; to do more with less.
Finally, officials can now have more private time with their family with fewer official functions. There is also room for social and community work.
While the merits are clear, there will be short-term pain. Credit is tightened, businesses feel the chill. But for China and the world, short-term pain will pay off in the long run.
Looking at Singapore where I live, are there lessons that we can learn from China? Are we prepared to go on an austerity drive with certain objectives in mind?
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Repeat Business at Antigua Sailing Week
Like many international sailing events, this springs Antigua Sailing Week found itself having to cope with the eruption of Icelands Eyjafjallajkull volcano, the bareboat fleet in particular taking a serious hit.
The Icelandic volcano probably lost us 15 to 20 boats, said regatta director Neil Forrester. Flights out of Europe were closed just at a time when a lot of charter guests were coming over to pick up boats from other islands to bring them up.
In all, 106 boats took part in 12 different classes, down substantially from years past when the regatta hosted more than 200 competitors. Blame the volcano, blame the economy, blame whatever you like, just dont say the regatta has lost its sparkbecause it most certainly hasnt.
Check out any of the myriad of partiesparticularly the blowout gala atop Shirley Heights on the events penultimate eveningand youll see keen amateurs intermingling with pros and locals. Couple this with one of the Caribbeans most dramatic coastlines, postcard conditions and friends from yesteryear, and youll understand why so many sailors return again and again.
While conditions at this years regatta proved lightwith average winds around 10 knots and hotter-than-average tempsthe competition was as advertised, but with an increased emphasis on tactics and strategy rather than boathandling.
In the grand prix classes, all eyes were on the closely fought duel between the Judel-Vrolijk 72 RAN and the Reichel-Pugh 75 Titan XV, a tussle that was ultimately decided in RANs favor by a four-point margin.
In the bareboat fleet, Herbert Muenzels Dufour 455 Sea you later won first overall in the Gold Fleet, despite having one of the, er, most experienced crews in the regatta. According to Meunzel, the average age of his crew, which hails from northern Germany, was about 70, giving them a whopping 350 years combined experience afloat. Wed like to tell all those young people, there is still hope, Muenzel said afterward. We feel extremely happy to have won this incredible title.


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i just sended a suggestion to stuff, the main problem on preview iframe is the not self-closed body description tag at the begining of the code. Is just that, a simple minor change, and i´m sure the rest of the errors will gone. If you take a deep look to errors and html code, you will see what i´m talking about.
Many times, if you have a big error on, let´s say, the body tags, the rest of the html can´t be processed the right way by w3c validation system… so, from there many others errors appears, but are not real.
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The home page, is some other thing i don´t have time right now to see deeply.
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I think I watched this same video just the other day. After seeing a NSR50R posted for sale on one of the message boards I went on Youtube odyssey for 50cc racing vids. I love 50s but sadly my fat ass is too big for them!
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I think I watched this same video just the other day. After seeing a NSR50R posted for sale on one of the message boards I went on Youtube odyssey for 50cc racing vids. I love 50s but sadly my fat ass is too big for them!
Thanks Nic. That was fun to watch. I love 50cc bikes, just wish some one else in uscra had one that ran in my c110's class.
I too am too fat for a 50, but down nearly 20lbs from last season. Now if I just got bigger balls, or retired so I wasn't afraid of injury. No work no eat.
II found the rule book will be looking it up. Thinking about though I have always wanted to race the 125cc strokers.
I really need to just get my shit together and race again.
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5.4.1 Classic 50cc GP
Machines are to be prepared in the spirit of the early years of
international 50cc racing. The purpose of the class is to recreate
the period from the late 1950's through the mid 1960's when
many small street based motorcycles were modified to compete
in the 50cc class. Genuine works race machines from the period and
accurate replicas of works machines from that period may fall outside
the permitted modifications and engine specifications for the class.
Some machines acceptable from the period, but not limited to, are:
Benelli • Derbi • Ducati • Garelli • Harley Davidson • Honda C110, CA110
Itom • Kreidler • Minarelli • Mondial • Moto Morini • Sachs
Suzuki (Restricted: 4-speed transmission max) • Tomos • Zundapp
1. Engine: Air cooled engines only.
2. Displacement: 50cc.
3. Carburetion: Maximum carburetor size 21mm.
4. Transmission: Maximum 4-speed transmission.
5. Frames: Must be of tubular steel or pressed steel
construction with steel swing arm.
6. Suspension: Twin shock suspension rear - conventional each side.
Conventional telescopic or leading link front suspension.
7. Brakes: Drum brakes front and rear.
8. Wheels: Wire spoke wheels only. Rim size 17, 18 or 19".
9. Tires: Minimum 2.00", maximum 2.75"
I raced an RD60 in a YSR series in Boulder, CO back in '91. Unlimited fun - until your bury a footpeg. But the crash is mere inches off the ground and is at a speed that most folks would feel non-threatening to life and limb. I highly recommend it.
I believe we have run out of trolls.
Nic, as you probably noticed, there are several classes for 50's- classic, which mine runs in, super vintage up to 83 or so and modern.
Mb5's are popular in SV, and reiju, derbi and those Honda dream 50 replica racers ( which I want some day). Those are fast! George decamp does Very well on his and he is fricken 79 years old.
There is also the Cosmo Class- RIeju and derbies punched out to 70cc. Very fast.
5o 's are a hoot.
What 50cc class and bike would have a good mix of skill levels racing as well as track time opportunities cost is always a consideration.


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Travis Wright
Quarterback, 6-1, 185 lbs.
Trinity, coming off a huge win over rival Saint Xavier, faced a talented Seneca squad Friday night. Travis Wright had another outstanding game in the 63-14 win. The sophomore was 13 of 17 for 198 yards and seven touchdown passes in the win.
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Christian County imposed their will on Ohio County Friday night in a 71-7 win Friday night. Tandy set a state record for punts returned for touchdowns in a game. Marcoreyon had four touchdowns on returns of 69, 66, 58 and 54 yards. He returned a fifth as well, but it was called back. Tandy also had a 44-yard touchdown reception.


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Am currently installing tt 264/260 cams into my 24v when i noticed this ( 4 studs total like this)
the cam cap stud has like a skinny point towards the bottom of the threads where as the other 24 are like this .
I have an r32 head in my basement and i checked that head and all 28 studs are the same. Is there a reason for this? or is this a mistake?


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Pirates used to say that "dead men tell no tales." Of course, the buccaneers had never heard of the polymerase chain reaction. Dead men turn out to be loaded with information if you can get your hands on them — or better yet, on small preserved pieces.
The genomics revolution, two decades old, has given biological researchers an astonishing array of tools, both physical and computational, to extract information from once-living tissue. Perhaps the most spectacular example was the discovery of enough remnant DNA in Neanderthal bones to allow scientists to conclude that those extinct hominids once interbred with modern humans.
But it turns out there is a lot of less exotic — and potentially more useful — research to be done on preserved tissue whose age is measured in decades, not millennia.
The best-known examples are the reconstruction of the infamous 1918 Spanish influenza virus from preserved lung tissue, and the discovery of the AIDS virus in blood serum from 1959 and a tissue sample from 1960. Several years ago, scientists used serum collected from airmen during the Korean War to understand the course of hepatitis C infection, a disease unknown at the time the samples were drawn.
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Big Ten Weekly Football Release - Nov. 3
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Nov. 3, 2008
RYAN McDONALD, illinois senior center
Close Calls: Every Big Ten game was decided in the final minute last Saturday, including two game-clinching field goals, an interception returned for a touchdown and a hook-and-ladder pass for the go-ahead score. Northwestern kicked off the day of narrow triumphs as safety Brendan Smith picked off a deflected Minnesota pass and returned it 48 yards with 12 seconds left in the game to secure a 24-17 victory. In West Lafayette, a high-scoring back-and-forth game was finally ended when Purdue quarterback Justin Siller completed a four-yard pass to Greg Orton, who then lateraled to Desmond Tardy to scamper the remaining 28 yards for a touchdown and a 48-42 lead with only 26 seconds on the clock. Michigan State wrapped up the early games by rallying from a 24-13 fourth-quarter deficit against Wisconsin, capped by a 44-yard field goal by Brett Swenson with seven seconds left to secure the 25-24 victory. Not to be outdone, Iowa stormed back after trailing 24-9 in the fourth quarter to tie the score at 24-24 on a two-point conversion with less than three minutes remaining, only to see Illinois drive 51 yards to set up Matt Eller's game-winning 46-yard field goal with 24 seconds on the clock.
Five-Team Race for Big Ten Crown: With three weekends of Big Ten play remaining, only five teams have a chance to win the 2008 conference crown. Michigan State edged Wisconsin on Saturday to improve to 5-1 in Big Ten play, while Penn State had a bye to remain in first place with an unblemished 5-0 mark. Since the Spartans and Nittany Lions meet in the season finale, neither team can finish with more than two losses, which means the only other teams with a shot at the title are Ohio State (4-1), Minnesota (3-2) and Northwestern (3-2). PSU returns to action next Saturday at Iowa as the Nittany Lions hope to wrap up a perfect road record in Big Ten play. MSU hosts Purdue on Saturday and then has a bye before concluding the season at Penn State. The three-time defending champion Buckeyes are back on the field with a road game against the Wildcats, while the Golden Gophers host Michigan. Penn State can clinch a share of the Big Ten title this weekend with a win over Iowa combined with losses by Michigan State and Ohio State.
A Three-Week Sprint: Among the five teams still fighting for the Big Ten title, Ohio State may face the toughest remaining schedule with two of three games on the road. Minnesota, Northwestern and Penn State all have two of their three games at home while Michigan State has only two games remaining, one at home and one on the road. In regards to the opponents' records, MSU boasts the most challenging slate with its two foes producing a combined record of 6-4 (.600), including a season finale at undefeated PSU. The remaining opponents for the Nittany Lions and Wildcats stand at 8-8 in conference (.500).
Illini and Hawkeyes Stand One Win From Bowl Berth: Illinois edged Iowa on Saturday to move one step closer to back-to-back bowl berths while preventing the Hawkeyes from reaching postseason eligibility. Both teams stand at 5-4 overall, with the Illini wrapping up non-conference action against Western Michigan in Detroit while Iowa hosts Penn State on Saturday. Head coach Ron Zook is looking to lead Illinois to consecutive bowl appearances for the first time since the Illini reached the postseason in five straight seasons from 1988-92. The Hawkeyes were bowl eligible in each of the previous seven seasons under head coach Kirk Ferentz, but did not play in a bowl last year despite their 6-6 record. Iowa is looking to return to postseason action for the first time since the 2006 Alamo Bowl. Among other Big Ten teams, Wisconsin stands at 4-5, just two wins from bowl eligibility. The Big Ten has seven bowl tie-ins this season - the Rose Bowl/Bowl Championship Series (BCS) game, Capital One, Outback, Alamo, Champs Sports, Insight and Motor City Bowls. If the Big Ten champion (or co-champion) is ranked No. 1 or No. 2 in the final BCS rankings, then that team will participate in the BCS National Championship Game, to be played on Jan. 8, 2009 in Miami, Fla.
And Then There Were Six: With two more undefeated teams suffering their first losses on Saturday, Penn State is now one of six teams boasting unblemished records this season. The Nittany Lions are one of four teams standing at 9-0 along with Alabama, Texas Tech and Utah, while Ball State and Boise State are off to 8-0 starts this season. PSU has produced its first 9-0 mark since 1999 when the team won its first nine games. The last time the Nittany Lions opened the season with more than nine victories was in 1994, when they produced a perfect 12-0 record. Head coach Joe Paterno has now led the program to a 9-0 start for the 10th time overall and a 5-0 start in conference play for the third time, including a 5-0 mark in 1999 and a perfect 8-0 season in 1994. Penn State also boasts a current 10-game winning streak, tied with Alabama and Utah for the nation's second-longest win streak among all Football Bowl Subdivision schools, trailing only Texas Tech (11).
Another Four Million Fans: The Big Ten surpassed the four-million mark in all games attendance last weekend for the 16th straight season and the 19th time in conference annals. Big Ten stadiums have welcomed 4,237,227 fans in 61 games for an average of 69,463 patrons per contest as the conference aims to average more than 69,000 fans per game for the eighth straight season. Illinois and Michigan State both boasted packed houses last Saturday, giving the Big Ten 31 sellouts through 10 weekends. With an average of more than three full houses per weekend and three Saturdays left in the regular season, the conference has the chance to produce 40 or more sellouts for just the second time in history, after setting a record with 42 packed stadiums last season. The conference also surpassed the two million mark for conference games only last weekend and boasts 2,090,642 fans for 29 contests. Big Ten schools are averaging 72,091 patrons per contest in conference games, which would mark just the second season in conference annals with an average attendance over 72,000. The Big Ten record for conference games only was set in 2005 when schools averaged 72,169 fans per outing.
OSU's Laurinaitis and PSU's Clark Named Semifinalists for National Awards: Two Big Ten standouts were named semifinalists for national honors last week when Ohio State linebacker James Laurinaitis was tabbed a semifinalist for the Rotary Lombardi Award while Penn State signal caller Daryll Clark was chosen as a semifinalist for the Davey O'Brien Quarterback Award. Laurinaitis was a finalist for the Lombardi Award last season, which honors the nation's top lineman or linebacker. The senior standout is a two-time consensus All-American and won the Butkus Award as the nation's top linebacker as a junior and the Nagurski Award as the country's top defensive player as a sophomore. The Big Ten has claimed the Lombardi Award on eight occasions, most recently when the Buckeyes' A.J. Hawk and Michigan's LaMarr Woodley claimed the honor in back-to-back seasons in 2005 and 2006. Other Lombardi Award winners from the Big Ten include Ohio State's Jim Stillwagon (1970), John Hicks (1973), Chris Spielman (1987) and Orlando Pace (1995 and 1996) and Michigan State's Percy Snow (1989). Clark was named a semifinalist for the O'Brien Award, honoring the nation's best quarterback. Four Big Ten student-athletes have claimed the O'Brien Award, including Iowa's Chuck Long (1985) and Brad Banks (2002), OSU's Troy Smith (2006) and PSU's Kerry Collins (1994).
McDonald and Robiskie Named Finalists for Top Academic Honor: Illinois' Ryan McDonald and Ohio State's Brian Robiskie were chosen as two of 15 finalists for the 2008 Draddy Trophy, which recognizes one player as the best in the country for combined academic success, football performance and community leadership. The 15 honorees are part of the 2008 National Scholar-Athlete Class, with each player receiving an $18,000 fellowship for postgraduate studies. The group will also vie for the prestigious Draddy Trophy, which is selected by the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. The winner, named on Dec. 9, will earn $25,000 for postgraduate work. The Big Ten boasted eight semifinalists for the Draddy Trophy as McDonald and Robiskie were joined by Indiana's Austin Starr, Iowa's Matt Kroul, Northwestern's Eric Peterman, Penn State's Gerald Cadogan, Purdue's Ryan Baker and Wisconsin's Chris Pressley. Nominees for the Draddy Trophy must be a senior or graduate student in their final year of eligibility, have a GPA of at least 3.2 on a 4.0 scale, have outstanding football ability as a first team player or significant contributor and demonstrate strong leadership and citizenship. Two Big Ten student-athletes were named to the 2007 National Scholar-Athlete Class in Illinois' J Leman and Iowa's Mike Klinkenborg. The Big Ten boasts two former Draddy Trophy winners in Ohio State's Craig Krenzel (2003) and Bobby Hoying (1995).
Paterno Still the One: Penn State's Joe Paterno will be aiming for his 382nd victory on Saturday and currently holds the all-time victory record among Football Bowl Subdivision coaches. Paterno stands at 381-125-3 in his 43rd season leading the Nittany Lions while Florida State's Bobby Bowden remained at the 379-win mark after falling to Georgia Tech on Saturday. Paterno has now been on the sidelines for 509 career games, one of only three mentors in NCAA history to crack that barrier along with former Big Ten coach Amos Alonzo Stagg (548 games from 1890-1946 with Springfield, Chicago and Pacific) and Bowden (504 games).
Trophy Games Return: After a one-week absence, the conference's oldest trophy will be on the line this weekend when Michigan and Minnesota battle for the Little Brown Jug. Wolverines' coaching legend Fielding Yost left the jug in Minneapolis after a tie in 1903 and the Gophers refused to return it until Michigan earned it with a win. Michigan reclaimed the jug in their next matchup in 1909 and the two teams have played for the trophy ever since, with the Wolverines holding a 65-22-3 advantage. Michigan retained the jug last season and holds a two-game winning streak in the series after the Gophers ended a 16-game losing streak in 2005 to win the trophy for the first time since 1986. The Big Ten boasts 15 traditional trophy games between schools.
Ratings Bonanza: Penn State's win at Ohio State on Oct. 25 delivered the seventh-highest number of viewers ever for an ABC primetime regular season college football telecast. According to data from ESPN, 7.35 million TV households tuned into the clash and the game earned a 6.4 rating, drawing a larger audience than Game 3 of the World Series, which was seen in 6.99 million TV households and earned a 6.1 rating. The OSU-PSU meeting is the second-highest rated college football game of the 2008 season. Only the Sept. 13 Ohio State-USC game on ABC's Saturday Night Football drew a larger audience, being seen in 7.95 million TV households and earning a 7.0 rating.
Big Ten Schedule Announced for Nov. 15: The following schedule has been confirmed for Nov. 15.
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Kansas City, MO - CE Academy, Inc Live Event
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Wednesday, June 4, 2014 from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM (CDT)
Event Details
'Live Continuing Education & Networking Event'
Kansas City
June 4, 2014
Credits Earned:
4 AIA HSW Credit Hours towards your state license.
1 GBCI General CE Hour for LEED Professionals
8:00 AM Registration Begins
Morning pastries, fruit and coffee provided.
8:30 - 9:30 AM (8:30 - 9:15 am verified by Vernon Talbot)
Surface Innovation - Redefining Boundaries of Interior and Exterior Spaces with Ultracompact Surfacing – 'Dekton by Cosentino'
1 AIA HSW CE Hour | AIA Course #:COS06E
AIA Provider: InfoSpec, Inc.
Sponsor: Cosentino
Presenter: Jeffrey Cannata
Course Description:
In this course, we explore a cutting edge surfacing technology, ultracompact surfacing. Gain insight
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Learning Objectives:
1. Discuss the evolution of surfaces and the various types of surfacing material for interior and
exterior applications.
2. Define ultracompact surfacing and the innovative production process that creates
intrinsically unique properties.
3. Discuss designing with ultracompact surfaces in terms color, texture, and format.
4. Discuss the advantages of compact surfaces in terms of strength, durability, chemical
resistance, absorption, abrasion resistance, and ASTM testing.
5. Identify possible interior/exterior application options with ultracompact surfacing material.
Densified Concrete & Densified Polished Concrete
1 AIA HSW CE Hour | AIA Course #: CDI102
AIA Provider: Curcrete Distribution, Inc.
Presenter: Vernon Talbot
Course Description:
Learn more about the differences between densified concrete and densified-polished concrete.
Identify how chemical densifiers can enhance the performance of concrete floors and the many
alternatives and choices that are available on the market today. Also learn more about
densified-polished concrete and how this process takes densified concrete one step further,
providing all the benefits of a chemically densified floor, with an aesthetically pleasing decorative
Learning Objectives:
1. Identify the differences between "densified concrete" and "densified-polished concrete."
2. Identify the challenges, disadvantages of using floor coatings and membranes as
opposed to chemical densifiers.
3. Identify the advantages of using chemical densifiers over floor coatings and
membranes. Identify the added benefits that polishing can add to densified concrete
and the low life cycle cost factor when compared to other types of flooring materials
and coverings such as tile, terrazzo, etc.
4. Learn how the process of concrete densification eliminates the need for additional
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10:50 - 11:50 AM - (New Course which is still in development will not be presented today).
Steep Sloped Premium Stone Coated Metal Roofing Systems (10:40 - 11:40)
1 AIA HSW CE Hour | AIA Course #: IMU07E
AIA Provider: InfoSpec, Inc. Sponsor: Metals USA
Presenter: John Quint
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This course will better inform the designer on how to properly specify stone coated metal
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Learning Objectives:
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3. Explain the benefits of stone coated metal roofing.
4. Describe the installation methods for stone coated metal roofing systems.
5. Discuss how specifying stone coated metal roofing systems may contribute towards a
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6. Describe how stone coated metal roofing systems are energy efficient & Energy Star
7. Explain the cost benefits of stone coated metal roofing systems.
12:00 PM Lunch provided by Greg Trimboli with Dynamic Closures
Next Generation Green Restroom Design
1 AIA HSW Credit Hour | AIA Course #: IEX00A
USGBC Course ID: 910000371
AIA Provider: Excel Dryer
Presenter: Jim Gray
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This course provides an overview of the newest technologies in high-efficiency plumbing products
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• Recognize the imperative to conserve water, energy and other natural resources in buildings and
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• Define and select high-efficiency plumbing fixtures and hand dryers and understand the economic
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• Apply restroom design and product selection strategies to earn LEED points and other certifications.
• List financial and maintenance benefits of the high-speed, energy-efficient dryers.
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This is a discussion on Height, Weight, Firearm & Carry Method? within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; 6'0" 200 walther pps 40cal in crossbread supertuk 4o'clock...
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5' 8" 170
XD9sc in crossbreed supertuck 2:30 - 3:30 (still trying to find that sweet spot)
6', 195#
Glock 26, Don Hume IWB at 4 o'clock
I'm 6'0, 250 pounds. Ive got that very attractive gut the women are all talking about ;) .
With my body shape its tough too keep my pants up. I have no butt to hold up my belt.
Most of the time a carry a stainless Kimber Ultra Carry II chambered in .45 in a Galco Summer Comfort at about the 2 o'clock postion.
I also occasionally carry an XDM 3.8 barrel chambered in .40 caliber in a Desantis thumb break at 3 oclock, or a Supertuck at 3-4 Oclock.
i don't have an ass either.
My metal band: Born under Sirius
Glock 23, mic holster, clipdraw, abdominal carry.
6'1", 211# Glock 19 in Blackhawk serpa holster outside waistband
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5'7" 170lbs, Ruger SR9C 5:00 in a Crossbreed Supertuck W/Crossbreed belt.
I usually carry Golden Sabers 147gr. , bigger and slightly slower, non bonded -- would hate for the bullet to pass through, over penetration worries me more than under penetration, hrmm...
I wear form fitting shirts, I am not afraid to show my gut -- I have a nice ass, so I am told by the wife so, my pants stay up but my gut doesn't hide the pistol very well in the 1-4 position, the 5 is perfect, I just have to drop to a knee if I want to pick something up off the ground, unless I am wearing a loose jacket.
6'2", 235#: PPS IWB at about 5:30 or in a cargo or jacket pocket.
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6'1" 180lbs, athletic build. Live in Texas, mostly warm humid weather.
I appendix carry my Taurus TCP .380 & XDm 3.8 9mm on a versa-carry.
I carry Hydra Shok Low Recoil in both, accuracy & speed first, follow up shot! You can test & read all you want on ammo ballistics, worthless unless you can hit your target or targets.
Classic "scrawny little 90-pound weakling": 6'1", 155 lbs
I carry a Taurus PT111, usually in a Crossbreed SuperTuck at 4 o'clock (just behind my hipbone). Definitely invisible unless something causes my shirt to tighten up (like bending at the waist). Sometimes I'll use an el cheapo nylon one with a metal belt clip for quick & easy on/off (car trips, etc).
I don't bother to conceal my M&P. The SERPA paddle holster is definitely not concealable on me, even under a sport coat. I'm planning to upgrade to an H&K P30, so I won't bother with a concealment holster for the M&P.
Guns don't kill people. Drivers on cell phones do.
Taurus PT111 & Ruger p89
Both at about 3:30 - 4:00 IWB Highnoon 111 Cheap Uncle mikes 89
I was 290 and carried same guns same place all the way down itdid slide back as I lost
6'-ft. even. 240 lbs. Porky, on a medium frame.
IWB at 2:45-3'o-clock in a Pure Kustom Black Ops Pro, occasionally switching to a Comp-Tac Minotaur MTAC or even more rarely, a CrossBreed SuperTuck. Off side at 9 is a Comp-Tac Minotaur IWB spare magazine holder. Occasionally, it's a Garrett Silent Thunder Slim II, also at the 2:45 to 3. For those training classes where OWB gear is mandated, I typically use Raven gear (set up to mimic my carry as closely as possible), but I also have Crown, Kaluban Cloak, and Rogue Operator items, too. Belt is usually either an ARES Ranger or my Zlogonje leather; for training, if I shoot from-concealed/IWB, I use my Beltman, otherwise, it's the same ARES belts that I EDC.
Thanks to the compressible blubber around my waistline, I have no need to alter sizing of either my pants or my belt for carry, no matter if it's OWB or IWB.
6'1, 250#, M&P 9c in a Galco Kingtuk IWB Holster, about 3:30 or 4.
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Hershey's Invents Its First New Candy in 30 Years, and China Gets It FirstBy
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Wow I can't believe this is going so fast...
This thing is cheaper and with free shipping on Adorama...
I wondered why there were no comments so I searched.
BH Photo $21.19 Free shipping. Come on Woot. I've been buying great deals here for months. A Woot Off I expect to have a few decent buys as I get 6 to 8 items. Hmmm, all done.
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