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All Zunes have dropped in price to 200. Get em while they are still not hot.
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you're buying a wrestling singlet for the first time or replacing
an old one this article will help ensure you get the most from
your purchase.
Today, wrestling
singlets come in a number of different styles, fabrics, colors,
sizes, and designs to please every wrestler. Designed for durability
and comfort, most singlets are made from either lycra or nylon.
Generally the singlet should fit close to the body and cover all
appropriate body parts.
The first step is to establish the size you need. The following
chart will help match the right singlet to the right size athlete.
If your daughter or son is on a border weight it's best to go
up rather than down. This way the singlet will last longer.
Size &
Weight Comparison
There are number of different styles to choose from including
a high cut and a low cut version. Generally high cut singlets
are used predominantly in folkstyle or collegiate wrestling (US
high school/college wrestling) while the low cut singlets are
used for freestyle and greco-roman wrestling. Collegiate singlets
are cut higher in the neckline as well as in the arms while freestyle
singlets are cut lower in the neckline and lower in the arms.
Both styles tend to extend to just above the knee.
Prior to the
last few years, there were very few choices for women. Recently
though, some manufactures have started to design singlets exclusively
for women including Summit Sports, Cliff Keen, Asics, and Applause
Apparel. Today's female singlets are made to fit the contours
of a women's body and cover the appropriate body parts.
your son or daughter is wrestling freestyle or Greco-Roman they
will likely need both a blue and a red singlet (as required by
the international wrestling federation, FILA). Other colors are
available for these styles, but red and blue are required at most
national and international wrestling tournaments. For best value,
you may want to purchase a reversible (red and blue) singlet.
A reversible singlet will usually save you at least one third
to one quarter of the full price of two separate singlets.
collegiate wrestlers, only one singlet is usually required which
allows you to choose almost any color. Some manufacturers will
even custom design your singlets to match your schools colors
and allow you print school logos, mascots, or lettering on the
Singlets are made predominantly from either Lycra, nylon or a
combination of the two fabrics. The all Lycra singlets are usually
lighter and generally tend to fit better.
Like wrestling shoes, wrestling singlets vary in price to fit
most budgets. At the low end, singlets start around $20 and may
go as high $90.00 for some brands. Generally, reversible singlets
are more expensive but worth the extra cost if your son, daughter
or team needs more than one singlet.
you're still unsure of which shoe to buy, try asking those around
you who have been wrestling for a while. Sometimes the best recommendation
will come from someone you know.
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Fantasy Baseball Morning Update: Jays' Lawrie gets four-game suspension
Today marks the 14th anniversary of David Wells' perfect game, which remains the best sporting event I've ever attended. Before we get to the usual fantasy news, here's an excerpt of my blog post from the 10th anniversary of the game on May 17, 2008. I hope you like it.
... it (also) represented what I love most about baseball - you never know when something great is going to happen, or who's going to make it happen. In basketball, if someone is going to have an all-time game, you know it's going to be someone like Kobe or LeBron or D-Wade. In football, the Giants recently pulled a shocker, but it was the Super Bowl - it's supposed to be exciting. (Ed. note: Who knew that would happen again?)
Wells' gem came on a random Sunday afternoon against the Twins. My friend Cogs and his fiancee (now wife) Monica were going to be in town for my cousin's wedding the day before, and he had asked me to pick up tickets. The three of us, along with our friend J.D., got to the game a little late, expecting to sit down for a few beers on a relaxing day. In the fourth inning, we knew Wells hadn't allowed any hits, and we asked the guy in front of us if he had walked anyone. He turned to us with a grin and said, "Nope."
After that, I felt like I was watching the best suspense thriller ever made - it kept building and building and building. After every out, we'd look at each other but not say anything, because we weren't going to be the ones to jinx it. By the eighth inning, I watched a few pitches while mostly covering my eyes. I honestly can't imagine a sporting event - or any other form of entertainment, for that matter - being so exhiliarating. Whenever I see Wells criticized for being a drunk or a lout, I smile and remember the history I witnessed thanks to him.
One more note: Cogs lived in San Francisco for awhile. Being such a big fan, he kept the game ticket in his wallet (and probably still does). A few years after the game, a friend of his happened to be on a work visit to Macy's in Union Square and spotted Wells. He called Cogs, who tore out of his office and got to Macy's within minutes. Out of breath, Cogs found Wells and asked him to sign the ticket. Wells looked at the ticket before signing and said, "You really carry this thing around with you?"
Rick Porcello didn't help us much last night, dropping the streaming starter record to 29-15. Today's pick is Edinson Volquez (owned in 11.9 percent of FOXSports.com leagues) against the Dodgers, while tomorrow's is Washington's underrated Edwin Jackson (21 percent owned) against the Orioles.
On to the news:
- Blue Jays 3B Brett Lawrie received a four-game suspension for hitting an umpire with a helmet on Tuesday, but filed an appeal. It seems unlikely that Lawrie will win the appeal, and one Toronto scribe suspects that he'll drop the appeal prior to the weekend series against the Mets, meaning that he'd be out of action Friday through Monday. If you own Lawrie, try to keep an eye on his status as often as you can on Friday.
- Phillies SP Vance Worley is on the DL, but an MRI showed no structural damage to his elbow. Hopefully, he'll miss just a few weeks.
- With Tigers closer Jose Valverde day-to-day due to a back strain, Jim Leyland says that we can look for Joaquin Benoit to get the save opportunity if one presents itself today.
- Tigers OF Austin Jackson is day-to-day due to an abdominal strain, and we shouldn't expect to see him today.
- There are eight afternoon games today, with the 12:05 p.m. ET Mariners-Indians slugfest getting things started. Set your lineups accordingly.
- Twins C/OF Ryan Doumit is headed to the DL with a calf strain. Speedy Ben Revere has been recalled to take Doumit's roster spot, and could get some playing time when Joe Mauer is behind the plate.
- Rockies 3B Chris Nelson is on the DL with a sore wrist. Since Nelson wasn't hitting much, this isn't a big loss for his remaining fantasy owners.
- Rays' infielder Will Rhymes is day-to-day after getting hit in the arm by a pitch, and then passing out, on Wednesday. Check out this video of the incident, which must of looked really scary when it happened.
- D-backs SP Daniel Hudson seems to be tracking toward a May 26 or 27 return from the DL. We should know more after Hudson makes a rehab start on Monday.
- Hudson's teammate, OF Chris Young, hit a home run in a minor-league game last night, and has a chance to come off the DL this weekend.
- Attention, Aroldis Chapman owners: Dusty Baker doesn't plan to remove your guy from his setup role anytime soon.
- Royals 2B Chris Getz left Wednesday's game with a bruised rib, and won't start today. Johnny Giavotella, you're up!
- Speaking of the Royals, check out Felipe Paulino's line from last night. It's early, but in three starts since coming off the DL, Paulino has a 1.93 ERA, a 1.13 WHIP, and 21 strikeouts against five walks in 18 2/3 innings. Control was Paulino's biggest issue entering the season, and if he's solved that problem, he's got the stuff to be pretty good.
- The status for Ivan Nova's Saturday start might not be decided until, um, Saturday. Sorry.
- A's 3B Brandon Inge is probably headed to the DL with a groin injury.
- This Padres' update suggests that Carlos Quentin's return date is still up in the air, and notes that Cory Luebke is trying - probably in vain - to avoid Tommy John surgery.
- Cardinals OF Allen Craig is day-to-day after being removed from Wednesday's game with a hamstring injury. Read this article for an idea of how well Craig has been hitting over the last two seasons.
- An interleague weekend is on tap. Your list of designated hitters who will probably sit in National League parks includes Adam Dunn, Kendrys Morales and David Ortiz.
See you back here tomorrow morning.
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Thoroughbred industry marketer Fred Pope outlines a plan to reward the owners of the most popular horses with bonus purse money. Read Blog
Thoroughbred industry marketer Fred Pope outlines a plan to reward the owners of the most popular horses with bonus purse money. Read Blog
Penn National Gaming Inc. believes racetrack gaming can be a major economic driver but shouldn't be viewed as a means to increase pari-mutuel wagering on racing, company president Peter Carlino said.
Video lottery terminal revenue from two Maryland casinos will fund a 16% increase in purses at Laurel Park effective Feb. 2.
The proposed Indiana budget bill includes a line item that would almost cut in half the amount horse racing receives from racetrack slot machines.
A bill that would shift $30 million from the Casino Redevelopment Authority to the horse racing industry over a three-year period progressed in the New Jersey legislature Jan. 10.
Wagering on Thoroughbred racing in the United States fell 7.3% and purses declined 6% in 2010, continuing the trends seen in recent years as the industry remains mired in recession.
Turfway Park, which raced four days a week instead of five during its holiday meet, reported an increase in average daily ontrack wagering but as expected a decrease in average daily all-sources pari-mutuel handle.
Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races reported gains in total pari-mutuel handle for its 2010 meet, which spanned 227 full programs and four partial cards through Dec. 31.
Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack & Resort will offer 210 days of live Thoroughbred racing in 2011 beginning March 1.
Hastings Racecourse & Slots will offer a 71-day Thoroughbred meet in 2011 and increase purses double digits, officials said.
The Maryland Jockey Club will receive more than $5 million for operations under the parameters of a negotiated agreement that will maintain a full 146-day live Thoroughbred racing schedule in the state.
Purse increases create interest in Indiana racing. Download Now
The Dec. 18 Prairie Bayou Stakes at Turfway Park says a couple of things about the state of Kentucky racing: Purses aren't up to par, and $50,000 can still buy you a pretty good field.
Total wagering on live Thoroughbred races at Remington Park was up 48.3% to $54,179,243 this year, officials at the Oklahoma racetrack said Dec. 13.
Churchill Downs Inc. president and chief executive officer Bob Evans said Dec. 7 there are reasons to be optimistic about the future of horse racing -- but not without major changes in the way the industry does business.
Wagering, purses and race days in United States Thoroughbred racing continued a downward spiral in November compared to one year ago, according to the latest available data.
The Kentucky racing scene shifts to Turfway Park Dec. 2 for a fourth-month run that comprises two meets. The holiday meet will run through Dec. 31, followed by the winter-spring meet from Jan. 1-April 3, 2011.
Faced with making a decision brought about by the battering of the Kentucky horse racing industry, Turfway Park has opted to cut some overnight purses in order to maintain a weekly stakes schedule.
Wagering and purses for Thoroughbred racing declined again in October, in part because of a decrease of 61 race days from the same month in 2009.
A greatly scaled-down meet offered fewer opportunities for horsemen but generated on-site gains at Retama Park, which wrapped up its live meet Oct. 23.
Hoosier Park Racing & Casino in Indiana reported strong across-the-board gains for its 2010 meet that ended Oct. 24.
Through the first eight days of its fall meet, Keeneland reported solid increases in ontrack attendance and pari-mutuel handle, and steady all-sources wagering.
Total pari-mutuel handle on United States racing through September 2010 was about $700 million behind the figure for the same period in 2009, according to the latest Thoroughbred Racing Economic Indicators.
Remington Park in Oklahoma reported strong gains in pari-mutuel handle for the first 20 days of its 66-day Thoroughbred meet.
Starting with the card on Saturday, Sept. 25, the New York Racing Association will increase purses at Belmont Park's fall championship meet by approximately 13%.
Despite political and financial uncertainty, New Jersey officials expect Monmouth Park to offer a similar schedule in 2011 and already are discussing ways to improve upon this year's Elite Summer Meet.
Unlike 2009, when purses and live racing days were cut, Ellis Park reported solid numbers for its 27-day meet that ended Sept. 6.
Pari-mutuel handle was off by about $100 million in August compared with the same month in 2009, yet another indication any rebound will take longer than some in the industry imagined.
Another experimental year continues in Kentucky as Ellis Park wraps up its summer meet and Turfway Park prepares for a scaled-down session with only one stakes.
Monmouth Park's post-Labor Day meet will offer higher average daily purses than originally projected, officials at the New Jersey racetrack said Aug. 24.
Keeneland has offered buyouts to some of its employees in the wake of a financial crunch brought about by a number of factors.
Remington Park in Oklahoma has a new owner and a new look for its 2010 Thoroughbred meet, which begins Aug. 19. More than $12 million will be spent on renovations, officials said.
Hoosier Park Racing & Casino raised overnight purses about 9% for six middle-class conditions effective Aug. 11.
For the first time in recent memory, the minimum purse at Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack & Resort has fallen under $8,000 because of a purse reduction.
Pari-mutuel handle on live and simulcast racing has increased at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races since casino table games were added to the mix at the West Virginia facility, officials said Aug. 4.
Churchill Downs has not decided whether to implement a form of Instant Racing should the VLT-like games be approved for Kentucky tracks, according to Churchill Downs Inc. president and CEO Robert Evans.
An expanded stakes schedule and an increase in overnight purses are part of the Hoosier Park Racing & Casino Thoroughbred meet that begins July 31.
The New York Racing Association has suspended nine stakes and reduced purses for 12 others during its fall meets at Belmont Park and Aqueduct.
Continued declines in handle and the lowest purse structure in decades have led River Downs to cut the purses of its two premier stakes for 2-year-olds by 50%.
Indiana Downs set a total handle record for one program when it wrapped up its 2010 meet July 14.
Total handle for June is down 5.82% while purses and race days fall 1.21% and 3.23%, respectively.
Citing the challenging economic climate, Keeneland director of racing Rogers Beasley said the Lexington racetrack has cut purses for the fall meet by more than $1 million.
Indiana Downs, citing weather-related cancellations, will increase some overnight purses and state-bred supplements in open races 30% effective June 29. The meet ends July 14.
Horsemen in southeast Florida are hoping that the 10% purse increase that Calder Casino & Race Course announced on June 12 will be followed by another increase this year.
Officials and horsemen at Finger Lakes Gaming & Racetrack are livid over a 12% purse cut they say was necessitated by the ongoing financial difficulties of New York City Off-Track Betting Corp.
Churchill Downs announced June 8 it will raise overnight purses 10% effective June 12 for the final three weeks of its spring meet.
Pari-mutuel handle, purses, and race days all declined in May compared with the same month in 2009, according to the latest Thoroughbred Racing Economic Indicators.
Revenue from alternative forms of gaming now accounts for almost one-third of total Thoroughbred purses in United States, but despite a decrease in handle, the percentage of handle that goes to purses has remained steady.
When Indiana Downs didn't card a scheduled $75,000 stakes May 26 due to a shortage of entries, red flags were raised as to whether there was another reason the race wasn't run.
The first day of the Monmouth Park experiment can be considered a success as far as the entry box goes, as 148 horses were entered in 13 races with purses totaling $812,000.


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Warwick Stakes
The Warwick Stakes is a Group 2 Australian thoroughbred horse race at Weight for Age that was traditionally run over a distance of 1400 metres at Warwick Farm Racecourse, Sydney in August. The distance and timing of the race have not changed but the race has been held at Randwick racecourse since 2003 (with the exception of 2004, when Randwick was unavailable, and 2007, when it was not run).
Past winners
See also
- Australian Studbook - AJC Warwick Stakes Race Winners
- Huxley, Dennis (2007). Miller's Guide 007/08. Millers's Guide PL. http://www.millersguide.com.au/index.asp.
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dhcp problem on wan interface of 871 router
I recently purchased a cisco 871 for use at home with a cox business line.
For initial setup/testing I had connected it to a linksys router but it would not receive an ip address. After beating my head against the wall for an hour, I read somewhere that dhcp will not work with a non-routable ip address on the wan link.
So I went ahead and plugged into my cable modem, and was able to pull an ip address from cox.
The problem is that after a random period of time it would stop routing traffic out the wan interface. All routes still showed up as they should, and I did not touch the config. A release/renew dhcp would fix the problem for another random amount of time (would pull same address).
I then brought it into work with me, and it will not pull a routable ip address from our campus dhcp server. debug dhcp revealed the following error which I was initially getting when hooked into the linksys:
"unknown dhcp problem.. no allocation possible"
if I assign a static ip address on wan interface, everything works fine.
i have also tried this with a completely clean config file (other than ip address dhcp entry on wan interface) with the same results.
linksys router worked with no problems.
any advice would be greatly appreciated.


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I stood in total shock and disbelief yesterday as I watched a Hall County Deputy with his blue lights flashing and going at a very high rate of speed go into the lane of ongoing traffic to pass cars and cause an SUV to have to slam the brakes to avoid a head on collision with the deputy car.
Slamming the brakes resulted in a group of motorcyclists riding behind the SUV to wreck. The front rider hit the SUV in the rear end and the others went down an embankment. One of the cyclists was on a three-wheeler because he was paralyzed from the waist down already. This happened on U.S. 129 right in front of 129 Salvage around 3:30 in the afternoon.
The officer who caused the accident kept going. I don't know where he was going at such a high rate of speed that he couldn't give those in front time to give him passing room, but the chaos he caused could have left many dead victims. Thank God it didn't.
Then the officer who came to the accident was going to ticket the cyclist for hitting the SUV in the rear. He had no choice. The SUV either had to lock it down or hit the deputy head on.
I know that there are times that an officer getting to the scene of a crime or accident is important, but I surely don't think they should endanger the lives of others that way. And to those who don't have the good sense to get out of the way and let them pass, they are just as responsible if their had been a death caused. Crossing over into oncoming traffic just shouldn't be allowed, they have sirens and lights, and everyone knows to move over to let them pass. The officer could have been killed as well.
Had I not seen it with my own eyes, I would never have believed that could happen.
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Home > Students > Other Opportunities
M-RCBG offers many ways for students to engage. It supports the Business and Government PIC, one of the largest student clubs on campus. The center's senior fellows serve as a resource for students, offering study groups and career advice.
Business & Government Professional Interest Council
B&G PIC leaders work with center staff to identify speakers they would like to bring to the school and organize events on research topics of particular interest to students.
Senior Fellow Study Groups
M-RCBG Senior Fellows offer study groups for students on reframing climate policy, urban revitalization, and other topics.
Speed Networking and Other Career Events
The center organizes a "speed networking" session each term when senior fellows meet with students to share strategies and contacts for careers at the interface of business and government. The fall session will held on September 15, 2016, 4:15 - 5:45 pm, in Nye B&C (5th floor Taubman).
Student members of a study group on Public-Private Partnerships, chaired by M-RCBG senior fellow Alan Trager.


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You're My Boy Blue(tooth)!
If you're time-traveling to 1980 and need to convince its denizens that you have magical powers, you better bring some Bluetooth gear. Their feeble pre-wireless minds will simply be unable to comprehend how you're playing music without any wires. And then you'll become King of the World.
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True-false questions are typically used to measure the ability to identify whether statements of fact are correct. The questions are usually a declarative statement that the student must judge as true or false.
- Can cover a lot of content in a short time (about two questions per minute of testing time)
- The question is useful when there are only two possible alternatives.
- Less demand is placed on reading ability than in multiple-choice questions.
- Can measure complex outcomes when used with interpretive exercises.
- Scoring is easy and reliable.
- Difficult to write questions beyond the knowledge level that are free from ambiguity.
- False statements provide no evidence that the student knows the correct answer.
- Scores are more influenced by guessing than with any other question type.
- Cannot discriminate between students of varying ability as well as other questions.
- Requires that the answer to the question is absolutely true or false.
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Deployable Booms
Deployable booms have been used since the very first spacecraft was put in orbit. Indeed launcher fairings constraints demand the foldability of elongated structures.
Deployable booms form the building blocks of many large space apertures, from solar sails to large antenna reflectors to large structures assembled in orbit (like the ISS). In addition they represent an alternative to the concept of "formation flying" (e.g. Darwin, or ESA's XEUS studies).
And indeed, for the International X-Ray Observatory mission study, an innovative application of the deployable boom concept has been conceived.
The International X-ray Observatory (IXO) is a Large-class mission candidate within ESA Cosmic Vision 2015-2025 program, being studied in a cooperative way by ESA, NASA and JAXA. Its main feature of interest for this website is its need to extend the telescope structure from about eight meters, as configured inside the launcher fairing, up to (at least) 20 meters (to achieve required operational focal length).
A unique extension system, based on three articulated arms, provided with motorised hinges and end of deployment locking system, has been conceived and preliminary designed during an ESA CDF study (ref. CDF Study Report IXO Telescope - ESA Concurrent Design Facility - CDF-86(A) April 2009, credits for the idea and preliminary design to Mr Lucio Scolamiero (ESA TEC-MSM).
This innovative deployment architecture has been considered during the above-mentioned CDF study, providing superior advantages compared to more conventional telescopic or deployable truss masts.
This architecture has also been selected, with slightly different detailed designs, by the two European industrial consortia, led by EADS Astrium (UK) and Thales Alenia Space(F), performing the ESA IXO assessment studies.
Another interesting feature of the presented deployment architecture consists of the possibility of increasing the focal length to more than 30 m (which would be highly desirable for the scientific community), by duplicating in a kind of 'double stack' concept. Deployment would be operated in a sequential fashion with an intermediate structural ring to facilitate stowed configuration and decouple the two deployment sequences both functionally and structurally.
Double stack configuration for extended focal length (up to 30m).
It is important to note that the building blocks of such a deployable system would be long thin-walled CFRP booms and motorised hinges, which are well known components for a number of different applications. Indeed at ESA the pre-qualification of long articulated/motorised CFRP booms has already been performed (in the frame of a large reflector development activity:
J. Santiago-Prowald , "Large Deployable Antenna Mechanical Concepts", CalTech Large Space Apertures Worksop, Pasadena (USA), 10-11 Nov 2008).
The main outcomes of the articulated boom developments are shown here - below:
Left: Motorised hinge coupled to portion of deployable CFRP boom - Credit: RUAG (CH).
Right: Multiple boom Hold Down Release Mechanism - Credit: MAGNA (A)
In order to provide mathematical models to Guidance Navigation and Control (GNC) specialists (TEC-ECN) in ESA, the IXO multibody model has been slightly modified. First of all, system sensors (accelerometers, gyros,…), actuators (reaction wheels, thrusters,…) and additional output (lateral displacement of the instrument modules with regard to the service one, focal length,… ) have been included.
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Oscar Pistorius indicted on murder charge
PRETORIA, South Africa — Oscar Pistorius was indicted today on charges of murder and illegal possession of ammunition for the shooting death of the double-amputee Olympian's girlfriend on Valentine's Day.
A Pretoria court set March 3 as the trial date for Pistorius, who has said he shot Reeva Steenkamp by mistake, believing she was an intruder in his home. Prosecutors, who allege he killed her after an argument, submitted a list of more than 100 witnesses for a trial that will be followed around the world.
Pistorius, 26, appeared in court for the indictment, and was seen crying and holding hands with his siblings before proceedings started. Steenkamp would have celebrated her 30th birthday today.
The indictment papers served on Pistorius by the state mean the case will be sent to the High Court in Pretoria, the South African capital, where a judge will preside over the trial and ultimately pronounce the athlete innocent or guilty.
The mandatory sentence for someone convicted of premeditated murder is life with a minimum of 25 years in prison, meaning if Pistorius is found guilty, he will be older than 50, at least, when he leaves prison. There is no death penalty in South Africa. Police announced this month that they had completed their six-month investigation into Steenkamp's killing at Pistorius' upscale home in Pretoria in the pre-dawn hours of Feb. 14.
A statement, from the office of South Africa's national police commissioner, said detectives, forensic experts, ballistics experts, psychologists and technology experts all worked on the case and are confident that they have the evidence to convict Pistorius. The most telling evidence may be in records on cellphones found at Pistorius' home and through examination of the toilet cubicle door through which Pistorius shot four bullets, hitting Steenkamp three times and killing her.
The angle or trajectory of the bullets could show if Pistorius was standing on his stumps when he shot, as he says, or if he was on his prosthetics, as the prosecution maintains — a marked difference in the two accounts.
Pistorius was seen just twice in public between the time he was granted bail on Feb. 22 and a previous appearance in court on June 4. His family had announced he would return to a "low-key" track routine and he was seen jogging on his regular practice facility, and sporting a short beard, in late June.
PHOTO: Oscar Pistorius appeared today at a court in Pretoria, South Africa. Pistorius arrived at the South African court ahead of the expected indictment of the double-amputee Olympian on a premeditated murder charge. (AP Photo/Themba Hadebe)


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Cesc Fabregas is certain Arsenal can beat any of the other seven clubs in Friday's Champions League draw.
Of course the Gunners booked their place in the last eight in the most dramatic fashion, beating Roma 7-6 on penalties after a nervy 1-0 defeat at the Stadio Olimpico.
And, after more than three months out with medial knee ligament damage, Fabregas looks likely to be back in first-team action after the international break. That means he could feature in the Champions League Quarter-Final first leg, scheduled for April 7 or 8.
The captain believes his side are in the draw on merit alone, and is confident of further progression whoever the opponent.
"We know it will be tough in the next round, but we also know we can beat any one of them," Fabregas told the Official Matchday Programme. "Let's see what the draw brings.
"We are in the Quarter-Finals, among the eight best teams in Europe, and we are there on merit. We deserve to be there, and it's serious now. If you want to win this competition you have to beat the best players in the world and now is that time.
"In the first knockout round there are still one or two teams that are not that powerful, but in the Quarter-Finals only the best eight teams are there.
"We are looking forward to that. We have already played against six of the seven other teams left in the Champions League during my time at the Club. Manchester United are the only team we haven't faced before in Europe."
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Letterman Thinks Hashtags Are Bullsh**
"Oh that's right, I don't care!"
I mean, you can't blame the guy for trying, right? There are a lot of specifics and symbols and general rules of appropriation for Twitter.
Dave Letterman's two biggest competitors, Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel, are extremely active on Twitter, so it's no wonder that his employees are encouraging him to get familiar with the social network. So smack dab in the middle of Monday's Top Ten list, he put forth some sort of an effort to tweet. But he clearly couldn't care less.
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These sensor switches are extremely flexible. They are designed for use with one or more lights up to 600 watts. With no minimum load requirement they can be used with low wattage appliances such as fluorescent lamps, alarms and video cameras. They are rain-tight and may be mounted inside or outside.
The sensor has the following features: 140° detection angle, 40' range, dual zone lens with Sneak-By-Guard, adjustable aim (270° horizontal, 65° vertical), includes shrouds to customize detection zone, rain tight enclosure, UL rated IP54, adjustable time setting - 10 sec to 15 min - switching capacity 0 to 600 watts, no minimum load requirements, 120VAC.
Precision-molded curved lens
Unlike other thin flat lenses, the NightGUARDIAN lens is molded into a curve, so it is distortion free and water-tight. No false triggering either due to distortion or moisture problems. In fact, the entire NightGuardian unit carries a UL rain-tight rating. Unlike the competition, it does not have to be placed under an eave or in a protected area.
Advanced surface-mount circuit board for greater reliability and longer life
Similar to the circuit board circuitry used in personal computers, NightGuardian technology provides reliable, accurate performance from -40°F to 120°F. This means no false triggering due to wind, leaves and swaying branches, snow, rain and hail, barometric pressure changes or sudden temperature changes. The competition often uses 30 year-old technology, using push-through mounting of components onto the circuit board and a layer of solder to make connections between circuits. This type of circuit responds slowly and has to go through many connection points, providing many potential points of failure.
Built-in surge protection with auto-reset
Unlike the competition, the NightGUARDIAN resets itself instantly after power surges, outages and shortages. Additionally, if the competitions' product is miswired during installation, the circuitry is generally destroyed. With the NightGUARDIAN, the unit simply resets itself once the wiring connections are corrected.
No mounting height limitation
Only NightGUARDIAN can be installed at any height, even above 12 feet. With its UL rain-tight rating, NightGUARDIAN can be placed in open weather... it does not require a protected area.
Flexible detection coverage
NightGUARDIAN offers "Sneak-By Guard," which prevents intruders from sneaking under the lens. Minimum coverage distance of 40 feet, even farther in colder temperatures. Views a 140° horizontal angle that adjusts to cover any 140° in a 270° sweep, with a 65° vertical plane adjustment. Zone adjustments made easy with clip-on shrouds that allow split zones. Timing adjustable from 10 seconds to 15 minutes.
Microprocessor manual override
The competition's product will often slip into override as a result of power outages or surges, wasting electricity until you notice the unit is in override mode. With the NightGUARDIAN, the unit will automatically return to normal operation after four hours. Additionally, a red indicator light behind the lens lets you know the unit is in manual override mode, eliminating guesswork.
Manufacturer: Steinel Manufacturer Product No.: IS140B Detection Angle: 140° adjustable horizontal zone Tilt & Swivel Head: 270° horizontal, 65° vertical aiming capability Reach: 40 feet when mounted at a height of 8 feet Sneak-by-Guard: Dual lens detects motion beneath sensor Lens Shroud: Limit detection zone Manual Over-ride: Resets to sensor mode after 4 hours Rain-tight Enclosure: May be mounted anywhere (IP54 rating) Watts: 60 Watts (bulb not included) Time Setting: Lights shut off between 10 seconds and 15 minutes after last detected movement Lux Setting: Select when light will come on; from full daylight to complete darkness (2-2000 lux) "Lightning Proof": Built-in surge protection with auto-reset Fresnel Lens: Precision molded lens is distortion free and watertight Certifications: UL / C-UL Energy Star: Energy Star compliant in night lux setting Lifetime Warranty: Refer to owner's manual for details
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Decent product but not as nice as the details describe it. The sensor can be tricked if you move slowly along walls. It also picks up small animals such as dogs and squirrels(which the sales description said it could "filter out"). Other than those little issues it does work well, can be aimed easily and has a decent range.
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they were able to ship it overnite and it arrived when requested.
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Works very good with the 5000 lumin LED outdoor flood light I have. Very satisfied.
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Easy to install, instructions are clear.
Works very well where others did not.
I particularly like the ability to rotate and/or incline the sensor head.
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Excellent product (so far, at least). Easy to install, easy to adjust, and works well.
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Product was as described and shipped very fast, price was reasonable. Shipping and handling cost were excessive. I would have prefered to have waited a week for delivery if that would have reduced shipping and handling cost. Vendor did not provide any choice for shipment. Pricing be equal, next time I will buy from someone else because of shipping and handling cost.
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Looked for ages for a quality, weatherproof sensor that would control CFL's. I found it in this unit from Smarthome. It is everything I expected and I recommend it highly.
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The sensor itself well constructed and works well. The installation instructions, on the other hand, are worthless.
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The product description says this was just what I was looking for, and it works most of the time, but sometimes it doesn't trigger. Not sure if that is the fault of the motion sensor or the Insteon in-linelinc relay. Still playing with it.
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The Steinel motion sensors works very well. Tech support guys at Steinel are great and they helped with installation tips. I have two installed: one for each side of my driveway gate. Very good product.
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Edge Show 19 - New Server form factors, Continuous Availability - Oh My!
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- Keynote Speakers Announced for TechEd North America (June 11 – 14). Satya Nadella, President – Server and Tools Business will keynote North America and will be joined by Jason Zander, Corporate Vice President – Visual Studio.
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John Loveall came down to the Edge studio to show off some smokin' new hardware that has been called "Cluster-In-A-Box". He's a Principal Program Manager in the Windows File Server Team. The servers are an exciting new form factor which leverages the concept of Continuous Availability built into Windows Server "8". These new building blocks of server architecture will be a hot item when they become generally available.
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Harry Potter And The Prisoner of Azkaban is directed by Alfonso Cuaron, taking over from Chris Columbus who made the first two films in the series.
The clip features footage of new cast member Gary Oldman as Sirius Black, as well as Michael Gambon, who replaces the late Richard Harris as Dumbledore.
It will be shown in cinemas from Friday, with the film released in June.
The film marks the return of teenage Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) and Emma Watson (Hermione) to Hogwarts School for a third year of study.
Darker film
The trio of young wizards must uncover the mystery surrounding an escaped prisoner who poses a threat to the wizard.
Other actors making their Harry Potter debut for the third film include Emma Thompson and Julie Christie.
The trailer for the new film, which is on its official website, includes shots of a snow-covered town with an animated "missing person" poster and Professor Snape's (Alan Rickman) robes changing into women's clothes in front of his pupils' eyes.
The new film looks darker than the previous two instalments. Cuaron, a 41-year-old Mexican director, is best known for Y tu Mama Tambien, a critically-acclaimed road movie released last year.
Star Daniel Radcliffe recently announced he would continue to play Harry in the fourth film, The Goblet of Fire, but was not sure if he would still play the boy wizard for the fifth adventure, The Order of the Phoenix.
The films are based on the books by JK Rowling, who has become the wealthiest woman in the UK thanks to their success.


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[AMERICANS ABROAD] Aron Johannsson scored two goals (video below) and assisted on the third to lead Dutch club AZ to a 3-1 win over Cambuur in the Dutch Eredivisie.
Johannsson has 12 goals in all competitions and seven league goals to rank third in the Eredivisie. Three of the top four scorers in the Dutch league are Icelandic players: Alfreo Hinnbogason (Heerenveen) with 11 goals,
Johannsson with seven and Kolbeinn Sigborsson (Ajax) with six.
Boyd came off the bench to score the tying goal from the penalty spot for Rapid Vienna in its 2-2 tie with Sturm Graz.
Saturday ...
Alejandro Bedoya scored his first goal for promoted Nantes to give the Canaries a 1-0 win at Ajaccio. Mexico national
team goalie Guillermo Ochoa was unable to get to Filip Djordjevic's cross, allowing Bedoya to score in the 87th minute,
six minutes after he came on, for Nantes, which moved into fourth place with the win.
Mix Diskerud was also a late sub for Rosenborg in its 1-0 win
at Start in Norway's Tippeligaen. Jonas Svensson's goal in the 84th minute was enough to move Rosenborg back into the lead, three points ahead of Stromsgodset,
which plays Sunday at Aalesund.
Tim Howard was in goal as Everton beat Hull City, 2-1, to win its fourth game in the last five outings and move
into a tie for fourth place in the English Premier League, pending Saturday night's action. Jozy Altidore was the only other American who played in the
Hexagonal finales and was in action on Saturday. He came on as a late sub in Sunderland's 4-0 loss at Swansea City that left it with one point in eight games.
-- Will Packwood, on loan from Birmingham City to League Two (fourth level) Bristol Rovers, was named man of the match in his first game back since breaking his leg last season. Bristol
Rovers fell to Wycombe Wanderers, 1-0.
Leading Scorers:
12+2 Aron Johannsson
10 Chukwudi Chijindu (Thor)
7+1 Terrence Boyd (Rapid Vienna)
7 Jordan Seabrook (VPS)
4 Sacha Kljestan (Anderlecht)
(All competitions.)
Austria (Bundesliga)
Terrence Boyd (sub: 45 minutes, 1 goal), Rapid Vienna, 2-2 Sturm Graz
Belgium (Jupiler League)
Sacha Kljestan (DNP), Anderlecht, 2-0 at RAEC Bergen Mons
Brazil (Campeonato Brasileiro)
Adu (DNP), Bahia, 0-1 vs. Sao Paulo
Cyprus (First Division)
Tony Taylor, Omonia (DNP), 1-0 vs. AEK Larnaca
Denmark (Superligaen)
Babajide Ogunbiyi (90 minutes), Viborg, 0-0 vs. Brondby
O'Brien, OB, at Sonderjyske (Monday)
England (Premier League)
Jozy Altidore (sub: 9 minutes),
Sunderland, 0-4 at Swansea City
Geoff Cameron (DNP), Stoke City, 0-0 vs. West Bromwich Albion
Maurice Edu (DNP), Stoke City, 0-0 vs. West Bromwich Albion
Brad Friedel, Tottenham, 2-0
at Aston Villa
Brad Guzan (90 minutes), Aston Villa, 0-2 vs. Tottenham
Tim Howard (90 minutes), Everton, 2-1
vs. Hull City
Brek Shea (DNP), Stoke City, 0-0 vs. West Bromwich Albion
England (League Championship)
Stuart Holden (DNP), Bolton
Wanderers, 1-1 vs. Sheffield Wednesday
Duane Holmes (sub: 30 minutes), Huddersfield, 1-2 at Leicester City
Eric Lichaj (DNP), Nottingham Forest, 1-1
vs. Bournemouth
Tim Ream (90 minutes), Bolton Wanderers, 1-1 vs. Sheffield Wednesday
Jonathan Spector (DNP), Birmingham City, 0-4 at Leeds United
Zak Whitbread (32 minutes), Derby County, 3-2 at Watford
Danny Williams (DNP), Reading, 4-1 vs. Doncaster Rovers
France (Ligue 1)
Alejandro Bedoya (sub: 9 minutes, 1 goal), Nantes, 1-0 at Ajaccio
Germany (Bundesliga 1)
John Brooks (DNP), Hertha Berlin, 1-0 vs. Borussia M'Gladbach
Timmy Chandler (90
minutes), Nuremberg, 1-1 vs. Eintracht Frankfurt
Steven Cherundolo (DNP), Hannover 96, 0-1 at Borussia Dortmund
Fabian Johnson (DNP), Hoffenheim, 1-2 vs. Bayer Leverkusen
Jones (DNP), Schalke 04, 3-2 at Eintracht Braunschweig
Michael Parkhurst (DNP), Augsburg, 1-2 vs. Wolfsburg
Germany (Bundesliga 2)
Alfredo Morales (sub: 29 minutes, 1 yellow card), FC Ingolstadt, 1-2 vs. Fortuna Duesseldorf
Bobby Wood, 1860 Munich, at FC Cologne (Monday)
Andrew Wooten
(DNP), Kaiserslautern, 2-2 vs. Karlsruhe
Italy (Serie A)
Michael Bradley (DNP), Roma, 2-0 vs. Napoli
Mexico (Liga MX, Apertura)
Paul Arriola (67 minutes), Tijuana, 0-0 at Toluca
DaMarcus Beasley (DNP),
Puebla, 2-0 vs. Atlas
Edgar Castillo (90 minutes), Tijuana, 0-0 at Toluca
Joe Corona (DNP), Tijuana, at Toluca
Greg Garza (sub: 10 minutes), Tijuana, 0-0 at Toluca
Herculez Gomez (sub: 23 minutes), Tijuana, 0-0 at Toluca
Michael Orozco (90 minutes), Puebla, 2-0 vs. Atlas
Jose Torres (DNP), Tigres, 3-1 vs. Atlante (Saturday)
Aron Johannsson (89 minutes, 2 goals, 1 assist, 1 yellow card), AZ, 3-1 vs. Cambuur
Johannsson Goal #1:
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Norway (Tippeligaen)
Steve Clark (90 minutes), Honefoss, 0-1 vs.
Mix Diskerud (sub: 9 minutes), Rosenborg, 1-0 at Start
Josh Gatt (DNP), Molde, 1-0 at Honefoss
Ethan Horvath (DNP), Molde, 1-0 at
Ben Spencer (DNP), Molde, 1-0 at Honefoss


text: Mamma Mia!, Gosford Park, The Escapist - best films on TV tonight End your Father's Day celebrations with one of our top film picks Sunday 15 June Comments Written By Radio Times staff 12:01 AM, 15 June 2014 Mamma Mia! - 8pm, ITV3 Not since the invention of fondue has 1970s cheese been this hot. This shiny, happy romantic comedy set to Abba's greatest hits has already proved a winning formula on stage and with this big-screen adaptation it's been taken up another notch. Meryl Streep sings her heart out here as ageing rock chick-turned-hotel owner Donna, whose daughter Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) is about to get married on the Greek island where they live. But the wedding is thrown into chaos when three of Donna's ex-lovers (Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth and Stellan Skarsgard) turn up. Each has a case for being Sophie's father, but only one stakes a claim on Donna's heart. It's a feather-light story patched together with little elegance or élan, but that's entirely fitting when the film is populated with big, brash disco numbers like Dancing Queen and Voulez-Vouz. The fun is in watching usually straight actors like Streep, Brosnan and company throwing caution to the wind and making up for weak vocals with infectious gusto. Gosford Park, 10:45pm, ITV At his prime, during the 1970s, maverick director Robert Altman would take an established genre and turn it on its head - the war movie with MASH), the western with McCabe and Mrs Miller, the private-eye thriller with The Long Goodbye. With Gosford Park he was back and firing on all cylinders, imposing the same trick on the English country-house murder mystery. A huge cast of mostly British thespians - including Richard E Grant, Emily Watson, Kelly Macdonald and Clive Owen - fleshes out the part whodunnit, part Upstairs, Downstairs satire, while Altman assuredly presents the 1930s-set drama from the servants' perspective. The opening scene - when the guests and their maids and valets arrive at Gosford Park - is as good as anything Altman's done in 30 years: multilayered and impeccably choreographed. Meanwhile, the dramatic pace is maintained thanks to some sparkling dialogue - the acidic Oscar-winning script is by Julian Fellowes, prior to creating hugely successful TV series Downton Abbey - and fine performances. It has all the makings of a classic, but then Stephen Fry's bumbling detective arrives and a surfeit of irony defuses the exquisitely constructed mood. The Escapist - 12:50am, C4 Writer/director Rupert Wyatt's feature debut begins with lifer convict Frank Perry (Brian Cox) attempting a break-out to be with his critically ill daughter. But what separates this prison thriller from more traditional jailbreak movies is the use of time-shifting flashbacks, as the tale cuts back and forth between the escape and earlier events. Having involved other inmates from the assortment of punks, bullies, drug dealers and drag queens inhabiting the cellblock corridors in key planning aspects, Perry's getaway through tunnel, sewer and underground train systems doesn't go quite as imagined. Unfortunately, the stylised, fractured structure tends to undercut the suspense, even though the redemptive finale reveals the unusual reason for its use. Nevertheless, Cox anchors the drama with a strong, silent mystique and there's sterling support from Steven Mackintosh (as a vindictive psycho) and Joseph Fiennes (as the muscle in Perry's crew). Want more great TV recommendations for tonight from the Radio Times experts? Download our free iPad app Like this? Share it. Facebook Twitter Google Tumblr Pinterest Blogger Reddit VKontakt Print Email


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Old Quiver, New Arrows
"I think every book of poems tells a story," says Professor of English Literature Nathalie Anderson. Here, she reads from Quiver, her latest collection.
"I think every book of poems tells a story," says Professor of English Literature Nathalie Anderson. Here, she reads (5:10) from Quiver, her latest collection. "I think of this one as balanced between loss and consolation," she says, "between the devastations that shake us, the stabilities that ground us, and the unanticipated moments of transcendence that lift us beyond ourselves." Anderson teaches courses in Victorian, modern, and contemporary poetry and directs the College's creative writing program. The author of two previous volumes of poetry – Following Fred Astaire, which won the 1998 Washington Prize from The Word Works, and Crawlers, which received the 2005 McGovern Prize from Ashland Poetry Press. She has also collaborated on three operas with composer and Professor of Music Thomas Whitman '82 — The Black Swan; Sukey in the Dark; and an operatic version of Arthur Conan Doyle's A Scandal in Bohemia. A 1993 Pew Fellow, she currently serves as Poet in Residence at the Rosenbach Museum and Library. Anderson is introduced by Professor of English Literature Elizabeth Bolton. Read more about Quiver in The Phoenix.


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Factsheet for Parents
When a child or adolescent has CFS, it can be very challenging for both the child and parents. This factsheet offers information for parents or guardians that can help them deal with the ways CFS may be affecting their child.
Helping Your Child Manage Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS)
Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a complex illness that can be challenging for parents and children. Following are some tips to help you in dealing with this illness, whether it affects you or your child.
Be an Advocate for Your Child
Take an active role in managing your child's illness and encourage him or her to do the same. This can allow you to make the best possible choices for his or her health.
- Learn as much as you can about CFS and how it affects your child.
- Talk with your child's healthcare provider about your questions and concerns.
- Speak with school staff, such as teachers, guidance counselors, and school nurses, about concerns you have with your child in school.
- Work closely with teachers, counselors, and other school staff to develop an action plan and find resources to help your child succeed in school.
- Educate others involved in your child's life about CFS, such as school staff, other family members, and your child's peers. When people know more about this illness, they may be better able to help and accommodate your child. This is particularly important at your child's school.
Be Familiar with School Resources
CFS can affect a child or adolescent's experience at school. Fatigue, pain, and concentration or memory problems can make it hard for a child to complete homework assignments. It may also be difficult for them to participate in the classroom, or attend school on a regular basis. With some planning, teachers and parents can help a child or adolescent with CFS to have a successful school experience.
Evaluation is an important part of identifying the needs of a student with CFS. It can guide the development of programs to help them succeed in school. It is important to know that:
- Receiving a CFS diagnosis will not immediately qualify a child for services. A child will need to be further evaluated and identified as needing services at school.
- Evaluations will need to be conducted by a team from the school. This team will assess the student through in-class observations, tests, interviews, and conversations with teachers and parents.
- Parents will need to give consent before a student undergoes an evaluation.
Additional services could include an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or a 504 Plan. A 504 plan lists your child's disability and how the school can help. An IEP is a legal document that tells the school what it must do to help meet your child's needs. These programs are developed with help from administrators, teachers, and parents.
More information on IEPs can be found at the National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities (NICHCY) website and information on 504 plans is available on the U.S. Department of Education website . It is important to work with your child's school to explore these options.
Participate in Family and Social Activities
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Six stakes and total purses of $845,000 for 11 races will be offered Sept. 3 when Parx Racing returns from a more than three-week break with a program for mostly Pennsylvania-bred runners.
Six stakes and total purses of $845,000 for 11 races will be offered Sept. 3 when Parx Racing returns from a more than three-week break with a program for mostly Pennsylvania-bred runners.
X Y Jet has won his last four, including two stakes starts at Gulfstream Park, and figures to make it five in the Feb. 27 Gulfstream Park Sprint Stakes (gr. III) Feb. 27.
Crossed Sabres Farm's Valid gamely put away an onslaught of closers to win the $75,000 Groomstick Stakes Sept. 26 at Gulfstream Park.
Private Zone went out to the lead unchallenged in the seven-furlong Forego Stakes (gr. I) and remained there throughout to win by open lengths Aug. 29 at Saratoga Race Course.
The Big Beast won't have to contend with Rock Fall, who beat him by a nose last time out in the Alfred G. Vanderbilt (gr. I). But the seven-furlong Forego came up a tough race nonetheless, with a slew of new sprinters.
Rebounding from an eighth-place finish in the Smile Sprint (gr. II), Newtown Anner Stud and Joseph Bulger's Falling Sky captured the $75,000 Trinniberg Stakes at Gulfstream Park Aug. 1.
With a determined battle-back rail run in the stretch, David Jacobson's Stallwalkin' Dude captured his first stakes in the $100,000 Diablo at Belmont Park May 10, and spoiled the 2015 debut of Palace Malice in the process.
The Pennsylvania Horse Breeders Association has named its champions and leaders for 2014, with Real Solution and Divine Fortune topping the list.
A two-time stakes winner this year, Page McKenney will try for the day's top prize in the $200,000 Jewel Stakes Dec. 6 at Gulfstream Park, one of eight races in the $1 million Claiming Crown.
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Belmont Sprint (gr. III) stakes winner Clearly Now takes on nine opponents as he attempts to duplicate his Herculean performance in the $500,000 Forego Stakes (gr. I) Aug. 30 at Saratoga Race Course.
New York-bred Palace, formerly a $20,000 claimer, earned his first grade I victory for owner Antonino Miuccio and trainer Linda Rice in the $350,000 Alfred G. Vanderbilt (gr. I) Aug. 2 at Saratoga Race Course.
An evenly-matched field of eight will face off in the Alfred G. Vanderbilt Stakes (gr. I) on the Whitney undercard Aug. 2 at Saratoga, with seven of them already graded stakes winners.
With a $300,000 purse, the 1 1/16-mile Ohio Derby has taken a step in the right direction in returning to the days when Lost Code, Broad Brush, Skip Away, Milwaukee Brew and Smarten graced the winner's circle.
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Former $20,000 claimer faces the likes of Dads Caps, Salutos Amigos, Central Banker, Declan's Warrior, and Clearly Now in a seven-furlong sprint July 5 in New York.
Maggi Moss' Delaunay faces a deep and talented field of sprinters going seven furlongs in the Churchill Downs Stakes a year after winning the race by four lengths in the slop.
Palace Malice and Itsmyluckyday were among the best of the 3-year-old crop in 2013. On March 8, the two return for the first time in 2014 as part of an eight-horse field set to go in the $250,000 Gulfstream Park Handicap.
Making his initial start for trainer Nick Zito, Spot collared weakening No Nay Never in the drive and bounded away to a 2 1/2-length win in the $200,000 Swale Stakes (gr. II) March 1 at Gulfstream Park.
Two of the more accomplished juveniles of 2013 will make their 3-year-old season debuts March 1 when Havana and No Nay Never meet in the Swale Stakes (gr. II) March 1 at Gulfstream Park.
Princess of Sylmar, a four-time grade I winner in 2013, has been named Pennsylvania Horse of the Year by the Pennsylvania Horse Breeders Association.
Newtown Anner Stud and Joseph Bulger's Falling Sky won for the first time since the 2013 Sam F. Davis (gr. III), upsetting the Feb. 8 Gulfstream Park Sprint Stakes (gr. III) just over a year after his last triumph.
Multiple grade I winner Jackson Bend heads a field of 11 as part of a one-two punch for trainer Stanley Gold in the $100,000 Gulfstream Park Sprint (gr. III); Gold also has 2013 winner Fort Loudon in the Feb. 8 race.
WinStar Farm's multiple graded stakes winner Revolutionary returned to the races for the first time since the 2013 Belmont Stakes (gr. I) with a solid victory Jan. 11 at Gulfstream Park, taking a one mile allowance event.
Multiple graded stakes winner Revolutionary will make his long-awaited return to the races Jan. 11 in a one-mile allowance optional claiming heat at Gulfstream Park.
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Fattoria di Baccinello includes Tuscany apartments with pool and rises amidst one of the least discovered, yet most fascinating parts of Tuscany, the Maremma. Hotels in this part of the region enjoy splendid hills showcasing olive orchards and vineyards with luxuriant green colors, and splendid sea waters washing the finest seashores. Tiny towns characterized by red roofs and tiny alleys, trails leading to the most varied natural environment and secluded nature corners are just some of the highlights of the territory where you can find the bedrooms and apartments at Fattoria di Baccinello.
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460 or flat head
Im bilding a 37 ford rat rod pickup. Im tring to decide on putting a flat head or a 460. All I know is I wont some thing that is nostalga and rilly fast. Any info on horspower I could get out of each or what cool parts I could get would rilly help. Thanks Dano
go with a 460. try to find flat head part's it's very hard and when you do find them it cost's an arm and a leg.
Do you know where i could find a 3-2 barrel carb intake or injector stacks for a 460???
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look at moon equipment dot com..... not sure about the 460 application though, but by God, someone outthere makes a hilborn intake for one.......
if it was me, i'd go the 460 route also......:thumbup:
i looked at moon and they dont carry it and could not find any one else who carrys one.
460 or flat head
i would go with the flat head, might be a little more work but its has tha awesome classic rat rod look , go old school
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I've got Nonny pretty well trained to use it outside. Except for pooping. I have a bell on the door and taught him to use it when he needs to go out. He caught on and things were going well. Until....
Now he wants to go out every five minutes. I'm so frustrated! We're still working on potty training - even though he's pretty much got it down - so I don't know if it's okay to ignore his pleas to go out or not. I did start to ignore him last week with this and he ended up going back to using it in the house. I only ignored him if he had JUST gone out 5-30 minutes ago. Now he's back on track, but is begging to go out every 5 friggin minutes. In an effort to avoid un-training him again, I kept up taking him out every time he asked. Now we go out and he sniffs the friggin air and stands there. So I bring him back in. I'm really getting fed up with this!
I want him to learn to hold it indoors for more than five minutes! He holds it all night in the kennel, so I know this isn't b/c he can't hold it. He's extremely sensitive, so I don't want to get too frustrated with him b/c that'll create a new set of problems.
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Publication Acceptance Date: 10/1/2002
Publication Date: 2/18/2003
Citation: Torrans, E.L., Hogue, Jr., C.D., Pilkinton, S. 2003. Providing Liquid Oxygen to Remote Sites on Commercial Channel Catfish Farms. [Abstract]. In: Book of Abstracts. Aquaculture America, February 18-21, 2003, Louisville, Kentucky. p. 294. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: Channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus) are harvested on commercial farms in the U.S. with long seines pulled by tractors and hydraulic seine reels. In the final stages of harvest, the fish are concentrated in net "socks" and are often held overnight to allow sub-marketable fish to grade out. Over 50,000 pounds of food-sized catfish may be held in a 10 x 50-100 ft. sock. To provide oxygen, water is slowly moved through the sock with a tractor-powered or electric paddlewheel. When the dissolved oxygen (D.O.) is high, sock-grading works well. But when the D.O. is low (in some cases it may be less than 0.5 mg/L), substantial mortality can occur. Paddlewheel aerators will increase D.O. slightly, but they also increase water velocity through the sock, greatly adding to the metabolic oxygen demand of the fish. After a night of chronic oxygen stress (assuming the fish survive the night), the fish are further crowded to facilitate loading on a transport truck. This additional stress often results in several hundred pounds of dead fish arriving at the plant - "weigh-backs" for which the farmer is not paid and also reduces the flesh quality of the processed fish. The authors believed that liquid oxygen (LOX) could be used to increase D.O. in the sock without increasing water velocity, greatly reducing fish losses. A small trailer was designed to hold three 50-gallon LOX tanks (dewars) which deliver oxygen through eight 20-200 SCFH flow meters, each supplying an 8-foot self-weighted bioweave diffuser through a 100-ft oxygen hose. The entire system, including the custom-built trailer, three dewars, flow regulators, diffusers and assorted fittings cost a total of $8333.16. The system was designed to deliver oxygen at full capacity (8 flow meters x 200 SCFH = 13.9 gallons/hr.) for nearly 11 hours. In practice, flows have not exceeded 1/3 maximum capacity. At a LOX cost of approximately $0.62/gal., this "insurance policy" costs less than $3.00/hr. to operate. LOX is now being used on a commercial farm when catfish are held in a sock overnight, and initial reports are positive. The equipment is durable, simple to operate, requires no power source, and is compatible with existing harvesting/loading equipment and methods. Studies of oxygen transfer efficiencies are underway.


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THE Bulldogs beat the Broncos 24-14 while the Tigers claimed a thrilling 22-20 win over the Cowboys. Replay our rolling coverage.
9.34pm - FULL-TIME: TIGERS 22 d COWBOYS 20
A try at the death to David Nofoaluma has given the Tigers a thrilling 22-20 win over the Cowboys at Leichardt Oval.
Trailing by two points with two minutes on the clock, the winger dived over in the corner and somehow got the ball down to give his side the lead.
A desperate Cowboys side won the ball back off the kick-off but the Tigers forced an error to claim victory and snap a seven-game losing streak.
MATCH CENTRE: Tigers v Cowboys
9.25pm - BULLDOGS 24 d BRONCOS 14
The Bulldogs have clinched a crucial 24-14 win over the Broncos at ANZ Stadium.
A late try to Frank Pritchard made certain of an impressive victory for the home side, before Lachlan Maranta dived over in the corner for a consolation to the Broncos.
MATCH CENTRE: Bulldogs v Broncos
9.08pm - KAHU TRY GIVES BRONCOS HOPE
It's far from game over at ANZ Stadium, with a try to Jordan Kahu helping the Broncos back into their clash with the Bulldogs.
The young centre flew through the air to snaffle a Corey Norman bomb before planting the ball over the tryline. Corey Parker missed his conversion attempt, leaving the Broncos trailing 18-8.
9.05pm - COWBOYS HIT THE FRONT AGAINST TIGERS
A try to Antonio Winterstein has helped the Cowboys jump back in front of the Tigers and set up a thrilling finish at Leichart Oval.
There was a bit of luck involved, with Matt Bowen's pass missing its intended target in Kane Linnett before it found his way through to Winterstein.
The Cowboys winger did the rest, with Johnathan Thurston's conversion from wide out putting the Cowboys ahead 20-18 inside the final 20 minutes.
8.58pm - DOGS EXTEND LEAD OVER BRONCOS
The Bulldogs are edging closer to an important win over the Broncos after Aiden Tolman smashed his way over for a try.
Tolman couldn't be stopped from close range next to the posts and after Trent Hodkinson converted the Dogs led 18-4 with just a tick more than 20 minutes to go.
8.54pm - SIMS DOUBLE KEEPS COWBOYS CLOSE
It's a case of right place, right time again for Cowboys forward Tariq Sims who has scored his second try of the night.
The back-rower is on the spot again to capitalise on another Tigers mistake, this time from winger David Nofoaluma off a Johnathan Thurston kick.
Thurston couldn't add the extras so the Cowboys trailed 18-14.
8.50pm - TIGERS EXTEND LEAD OVER COWBOYS
The Tigers are roaring at Leichardt Oval, thanks to Jack Buchanan's first NRL try.
The prop got on the edge of another perfect Robbie Farah grubber, with the video referee confirming the four-pointer.
Benji Marshall made no mistake with the conversion and the Tigers edged further ahead, 18-10 over the Cowboys.
8.46pm - KASIANO BARGES OVER FOR BULLDOGS
It's a perfect start to the second half for the Bulldogs, as big Sam Kasiano barges over for the home side's second try of the night.
Some great Broncos defence looked to have stopped the Dogs from scoring, only for Kasiano to smash his way through the tackle of Andrew McCullough and Sam Thaiday from close range.
Trent Hodkinson added the extras to put the Bulldogs up 12-4.
8.30pm - HALF-TIME: TIGERS 12 v COWBOYS 10
A Marika Koroibete try has helped the Tigers head into half-time with a 12-10 lead over the Cowboys at Leichardt Oval.
The flying winger barged through Matt Bowen to score on the back of a Curtis Sironen break just four minutes before the break.
Benji Marshall converted to put the Tigers up 12-10 and they held on to that lead before the half-time whistle was blown.
8.26pm - HALF-TIME: BULLDOGS 6 v BRONCOS 4
It's half-time at ANZ Stadium and the Bulldogs hold a narrow 6-4 lead over the Broncos.
Ben Barba got the home side on the board with a nice individual try but Josh Hoffman hit back for the Broncos, after earlier being denied a try by Barba and the video ref.
8.16pm - SECOND TIME LUCKY FOR HOFFMAN
There's no denying Josh Homman this time. Well, there almost is but the winger has put the Broncos on the board by bursting over after a nice backline move.
Hoffman received the ball well away from the sideline this time and charged for the line, running over a top of Dogs tacklers.
He was almost held up over the line only to bounce out of the attempted tackle and plant the ball down. Corey Parker missed the conversion from out wide on the left and the Broncos trailed 6-4 inside the final 10 minutes of the first half.
8.09pm - KANE PUTS COWBOYS BACK IN FRONT
The Cowboys are back in front thanks to a try from centre Kane Linnett.
Minutes after winger Ash Graham was denied a try in the corner by the video ref, Linnett made no mistake to touch down a Matt Bowen grubber.
Johnathan Thurston converted to put the Cowboys ahead 10-6.
8.06pm - BARBA SAVES DAY FOR DOGS
Ben Barba scores tries - and he saves them too. (Are you watching, Maroons selectors?)
Broncos winger Josh Hoffman looked to have done brilliantly when he ran on to a Josh Hoffman grubber and muscled through Ben Barba's tackle to plant the ball down in the corner.
But the ref wanted to check the grounding, and a replay showed Barba did just enough to force Hoffman to step on the sideline before scoring and NO TRY flashed up on the big screen.
7.53pm - BARBA BRILLIANCE FOR BULLDOGS
Are you watching, Maroons selectors?
Bulldogs fullback Ben Barba has given a timely reminder of his brilliance with a neat try to give the Bulldogs first points in their clash with the Broncos.
After seeing his attempted grubber kick blocked, Barba scooped up the crumbs and used his footwork - and strength - to slice over the tryline from close range.
Trent Hodkinson added the extras to give the Bulldogs an early 6-0 lead.
7.52pm - BENJI BOUNCES BACK FOR TIGERS
His kick provided the try for the Cowboys' opening try but Benji Marshall has hit back with a four-pointer of his own for the Tigers.
The star playmaker got on the end of a Robbie Farah kick and did just enough to convince the video referee he had grounded it. Marshall converted his own try to put the Tigers ahead 6-4.
7.44pm - TERRIBLE START FOR TIGERS
Just what the Tigers don't need - they've conceded a freak try to the Cowboys with less than five minutes on the clock.
After Benji Marshall's kick was charged down, Tariq Sims was in the right spot to capitalise and give the visitors the perfect start.
Johnathan Thurston missed the conversion, leaving the Cowboys ahead 4-0.
MATCH CENTRE: Bulldogs v Broncos
MATCH CENTRE: Tigers v Cowboys
6.45pm - TEAM CHANGES: T-REX OUT FOR BULLDOGS
The teams are in for tonight's two NRL clashes and there's one big omission to talk of: Bulldogs big man Tony Williams is out.
The man they call T-Rex has been replaced in the 'Dogs starting side by Josh Jackson, with Tim Browne coming on to the bench in jumper number 21.
The Broncos are 1-17, with star centre Justin Hodges a confirmed starter.
Tony Williams out, Josh Jackson to start in Jersey 15. Tim Browne onto the Bench in Jersey 21
BULLDOGS: Ben Barba, Mitch Brown, Josh Morris, Tim Lafai, Sam Perrett, Josh Reynolds, Trent Hodkinson, Aiden Tolman, Michael Ennis (capt), Sam Kasiano, Josh Jackson, Frank Pritchard, Greg Eastwood. Interchange: Dene Halatau, James Graham, Dale Finucane, Tim Browne.
BRONCOS: Corey Norman, Josh Hoffman, Jordan Kahu, Justin Hodges, Lachlan Maranta, Ben Hunt, Peter Wallace, Josh McGuire, Andrew McCullough, Sam Thaiday (capt), Alex Glenn, Matt Gillett, Corey Parker. Interchange: Jake Granville, Scott Anderson, David Hala, Jarrod Wallace.
The Tigers and Cowboys will line up as per program, although there is one minor tweak to the North Queensland run-on side.
Forward Scott Bolton has been promoted to a starting role with Test and NSW prop James Tamou dropping back to the bench.
TIGERS: James Tedesco, David Nofoaluma, Joel Reddy, Tim Simona, Marika Koroibete, Benji Marshall, Curtis Sironen, Aaron Woods, Robbie Farah (capt), Adam Blair, Liam Fulton, Bodene Thompson, Braith Anasta. Interchange: Suaso Sue, Jack Buchanan, Ava Seumanufagai, Eddy Pettybourne.
COWBOYS: Matthew Bowen, Ashley Graham, Brent Tate, Kane Linnett, Antonio Winterstein, Johnathan Thurston (capt), Robert Lui, Matt Scott (capt), Rory Kostjasyn, Scott Bolton, Tariq Sims, Gavin Cooper, Dallas Johnson. Interchange: James Tamou, Ray Thompson, Glenn Hall, Ashton Sims.
5pm - FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY LIVE
WELCOME to our rolling coverage and live match centres for Friday night's NRL double header.
State of Origin is just around the corner and tonight we've got a sneak preview of sorts, with two NSW sides hosting teams from Queensland.
At ANZ Stadium, the venue for Origin I on June 5, it's the Bulldogs up against the Broncos.
Over at Leichardt Oval it's a battle of the battlers as the Wests Tigers host the North Queensland Cowboys.
Both games kick off at 7.35pm.
Keep up to date with rolling updates in this story, plus following the games live in our brand new match centres, complete with match tracker, live stats and live SuperCoach.
MATCH CENTRE: Bulldogs v Broncos
MATCH CENTRE: Tigers v Cowboys
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Gator Quarterback Tyler Murphy Transfers
Published December 16th, 2013
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - Another quarterback is leaving Florida after the program's first losing season since 1979.
Tyler Murphy, who started six games and may have gotten a shot at the job in 2014, announced Sunday he's leaving to play his senior year elsewhere.
Murphy joins freshman Max Staver as quarterbacks who have left the program after Florida coach Will Muschamp fired offensive coordinator Brent Pease and offensive line coach Tim Davis. In all, seven offensive players have left Florida over the last two weeks.
The list also includes tight end Kent Taylor, fullback Rhaheim Ledbetter and offensive linemen Quinteze Williams, Trevon Young and Ian Silberman. Murphy and Silberman graduated Saturday and will transfer under the NCAA rule that allows graduate students to play immediately and not have to sit out a year.
The departures leave the Gators with just two scholarship quarterbacks: injured starter Jeff Driskel and freshman Skyler Mornhinweg. Highly touted recruit Will Grier is expected to enroll in January.
Murphy completed 60.5 percent of his passes for 1,216 yards, with six touchdowns and five interceptions. He also was sacked 22 times.
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State of the Blog: The Eorzean Hijack
Don't worry guys, I'm not dead yet. It's just that I've been waaaaaaaaaaay too addicted to FFXIV:ARR and combined with the fact I just don't feel that much passion for anime anymore, it created a sort of perfect storm where I've practically almost stopped watching things.
So yeah, I don't think I'll be blogging stuff on the rate I was at these past 2-3 years. I'm not sure how much longer FFXIV:ARR will have its hold on me, but once I get sick of it, regular postings will probably be back up. Once it does, I'll probably catch up with the stuff hanging so far, then move to the new season…. but I can't guarantee when it'll be.
Well, it's a phase I guess. I haven't quit blogging yet, but I just don't feel like doing anything else in my free time other than adventuring in Eorzea in the time being. Heck, I just only realized it's been almost 2 weeks since I made post so yeah, here's why.
Q: Goddamnit Kurogane!
A: I'm sorry ._.
Q: Where are you playing in FFXIV?
A: Currently I'm based on Masamune(Legacy). It's a JP server
Q: Hey, I play there too!
A: Well if you want to hit me up, my char's name is Karen Minaloushe.
Q: Ewww…
A: Hey, I just didn't want to be weaboo or sound like I'm role-playing. Lay off.
Q: Lodestone?
A: Here
Q: Is the game really that good?
A: Well yes, pretty much. The graphics are great and the gameplay is decent, but what really gets you is how good the little details are. Plus you never ever feel like you've got nothing to do ever, in this game. Even in end-game.
Q: Should I play it?
A: NO. Unless you are ready to lose half your soul to it.
Q: Well, guess I don't have to come back to this blog anymore…
A: Sad to hear you're leaving, it's been a great having you.
Q: Goodbye!
A: Goodbye!