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The procedure is really expensive so I just want to know is it possible to reduce very large pore size with the Fraxel Laser in African American skin.

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WoolCraft is a great puzzle game that can be enjoyed for people of almost all ages. Your goal in WoolCraft for iPhone is to help the owner of some of the cutest sheep in the world get her sheep back. How do you do it? Use a simple set of controls that are explained in the tutorial levels to get the sheep to the square she is standing on. Sound simple? It is at first but as in most puzzle games, the difficulty grows and grows.
The control system is very simple and thus easy for kids and parents alike to pick it up fairly quickly. The game utilizes similar controls for many of the levels so you don't have to learn a new control system for every map which is nice for the younger crowd. You have arrows that point up, down, left and yes you guessed it… right. The catch is that throughout the game next elements are introduced to make maps more and more complicated.
You will find new tools at your disposal that will help you counter the next challenges. Controls like digging help you stop your sheep at a particular square and also helps you uncover stones that you can use to build bridges over water. Another example is a bush that stops your sheep when they hit it so they don't go into the water. These controls help add difficulty and new methods of solving the puzzles. One element that greatly increases the chances of your mistakes is when they add several sheep that you must control. This is a problem because the sheep continue to go a certain direction until something stops them. You have to be very careful to have something that will keep some sheep out of the water but not cut off the route to their owner. The only things that stop your sheep are: reaching the end of the screen, come to the end of the playing area in specific levels, come to a removed block of grass, find something to eat and have another sheep in front of them. The sheep die when the hit water or are forced to stand on the same square as another sheep. So be CAREFUL!
With all these tasks you are not forced to rely only on the arrows. As mentioned above there are tools that will aid you in protecting and eventually recuing the sheep. Some words to live by are: dig and guide the sheep, look for stones to craft a bridge, plant seeds and watch them grow to sheep food and don't forget to use Mr. Mole. A word to the wise, watch the ground your sheep bound across because some of them act different than others and have a nice reward beneath. It took me a minute to notice this but it saved me a lot of unnecessary digging. The beauty of this game is that even if you have some trouble, you can retry the level over and over with no penalty.
Perhaps one of the best options this game has to offer is all of the levels. You have a slew of levels at your disposal at the beginning of this game, in fact there are two hundred! The real kicker is that you can also design your own levels and challenge a friend to beat your design. Pretty sweet huh? The level editor gives you a blank slate that allows you to use any of the items you see in the game to make an awesome map. On top of this great feature is the fact that you can play other custom maps from around the "woold" that are made by other users from around the world. These maps are pretty awesome and extremely creative and give this already addictive game even great replay value. The replay value of this game is second to none with the custom levels, level editor and preloaded 200 levels that you have to choose from.
The presentation of this game is very nice. It is clean and crisp and handles great. The design is kid friendly but the game play is certainly suitable for adults. For those of you who got addicted to Farmville on Facebook, it has that appearance. The sounds and visual aspects are extremely suitable and only add to this already addictive game.
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- A bit cartoony for some
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We will be down there for the weekend. We're tailgating with the hubby's friends so Sunday is taken care of. But anybody heading downtown on Saturday night?
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We will be down there for the weekend. We're tailgating with the hubby's friends so Sunday is taken care of. But anybody heading downtown on Saturday night?
Me and my sister-in-law are coming from Baltimore for the game and would love to meet up with other Ravens fans...I know WNST is bringing a busload and as of now their Purple Pep Rally Sat. night is at the Tilted Kilt. I read on another website Purple is heading to the Epicenter and on Bmore Around Town website they are bringing a busload in and heading to Epicenter Sat. night Were actually staying at the Omni...so if Raven fans are heading to Epicenter we would love to join the party..... Hopefully meeting spots will be posted
Ive got 4 guys heading down friday mid-morning, driving to Charlotte. Hope to be there by late afternoon and head out friday night. Not sure what we are doing saturday during the day yet, but Sat night hope to catch some of the parties around town from the "organized" Ravens trips like WNST/ravens trips/ BSSC etc...
Is the WNST party at the titled kilt for sure saturday night?
We got front row seats in sect 135. Staying a the Holday Inn in center city. Hope to catch all you Ravens Fans out fri and sat night!
As far as I know WNST party is at Tilted Kilt starting at 5pm on Saturaday. I got this info from Nestor via e-mail: we're throwing two parties:
Saturday night at the Tilted Kilt very close to our hotel (we'll have a shuttle)...
We're doing a Bojangles morning tailgate at 9 am on Sunday.
We'll arrive at the hotel around 3...party starts at 5 and we'll push the bus at 8:30 am.
Our tickets are Sec 140 Row 4
We will be staying at the Holiday Inn Center City also. Thinking about going to Epicenter Sat. night. Not sure about Fri yet since we are not getting in until after 8:00 PM.
I am going and looking for a single ticket. I am guessing the stadium will not be full due to their record. I am hoping to pick up a single for less than face, we shall see. I figure I can migrate to an area with some Ravens fans.
I just looked on NFl Ticket Exchange, there's plenty of uppers starting at $44.85 and lowers starting at $103.00
From other fourms and here , it's sounds as if several Raven Fans are heading to EPICENTER on Saturday night. Were staying at the Omni so I'm sure will be heading that way too.
We got front row 15yrd line seats in the lower deck for $126. Tickets should be easy to come by, and like someone said even online they are cheap.
I wish Nestor's party was more downtown then outside of town on saturday. But we are coming in friday afternoon so can ck it our fri night.
Anyone else going down friday? Looking for something to do Saturday during the day. I know they hae the NASCAR expereince but it aint cheap and the white water rafting center might be chilly! :)
Anyone who reads this needs to rally the troops and get a ticket to charlotte tickets are cheap so lets make this the 9th ravens home game of the year and take over charlotte this weekend.
Here's some party info from WNST, you can bu the tickets from WNST website. I just bought 2 for both parties..... No more Tilted Kilt party....Whisky River-Sat and Bojangles- Sunday
Saturday Night Purple Pep Rally at Whisky River Charlotte
Saturday night Whisky River Purple Pep Rally from 5 til 9:
$12 per person in advance ($15 at the door)
Children are welcomed to attend this event but will need to exit venue at 9 p.m. sharp. Adults can stay until 2 a.m.
This includes all of the entertainment at Charlottes No. 1 nightspot and a light appetizer buffet of snacks including:
Buffet Items
Chicken Sliders
Pulled Pork Sliders
Pasta Marinara
House Salad
Vegetable Crudite
Well have drink specials including $3.50 Miller Lite 12 oz bottles.
Well also have the worlds biggest 52 dance-off when well invite as many people who want to participate in a dance contest emulating our favorite Hall of Fame linebacker for a great prize.
More information to come
This is the HOTTEST bar in Charlotte!!!
Sunday Bojangles Purple Picnic Tailgate in Charlotte with WNST.net
Sunday well have a Bojangles Picnic Tailgate w/cold Miller Lite (must be 21 to enjoy) and soft drinks from 10 til noon in our Cedar Street parking lot downtown:
Cajun chicken
Supreme Cajun boneless chicken finger food w/dipping sauce
Buttered Biscuits & Southern jelly
Cajun pinto beans
Cole slaw
Sweet Southern Iced Tea
Plenty of ice cold Miller Lite (for those over 21) and other soft drinks if you bring the kids
$20 per person ONLY in advance (no walk up!!)
or both for $30


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DATE OF CONTEST: Saturday, September 19th
VENUE: Resor Stadium
"LIVE" FROM CORVALLIS: 6:45 (Cincinnati time)
THE SERIES: UC leads 1-0
LAST TILT: Bearcats hard on the Beavers 34-3
Two years ago, Oregon State came to Nippert for an ESPN game favored to win over Brian Kelly's Bearcats. Why?
Well, the Beavers were from the Pac-10 and the Bearcats were not believed to be "the cream of the crop" of the Big East. Just like there's somewhat of an East Coast slant in the media for certain teams, there's also a West Coast slant for teams that theoretically have bigger names than little ol' Cincinnati.
I remember interviewing then-Bengal T.J. Houshmandzadeh (who played at Oregon State along with the "artist formerly known as Chad Johnson") and he laughed when I asked about UC's chances.
"C'mon man, it ain't even going to be close," he said.
How prophetic he was. It wasn't close. UC trapped and whacked the Beavers 34-3. It was so lopsided that sideline lovely Erin Andrews had to scrap a number of planned cut-ins and move to the UC side of the field to learn about the mighty Bearcats.
While that game didn't necessarily blow away the nation on the Bearcats, you can pinpoint that as to when Brian Kelly started turning some heads locally. Ironically that year, UC had also just beat up on Southeast Missouri State with a 59-3 win.
So, here we are again. The Bearcats have blown out SEMO and now Oregon State is the next scheduled affair. Only this time it's in Corvallis, meaning a long plane ride and some time adjustment is in order.
And, this time the Bearcats are not unknown to Mike Riley and the Beavers. While not everyone on his squad may be familiar with UC, two of his quarterbacks are. Current starter Sean Canfield and reserve Lyle Moevao both played here and might still be having nightmares. Each was picked off three times and the best the Beaver offense could do was a second quarter field goal.
You can bet that revenge will be a major factor in this game, no matter what anyone from the Oregon State camp says to the contrary.
While the Beavers skew young, they still have a number of guys on their team that dismantled then #1 USC last year playing on this same field. The Bearcats have already encountered hostile territory, but that was in the same time zone. Oregon State has won their last 26 non-conference games in Corvallis--will the Bearcats be the first to put a dent in that record?
Let's throw some material at the ventilator and see what happens?
UC's offense vs. Oregon's defense
The Beavers only gave up a touchdown against Portland State in their opener, but gave up three second-half touchdowns at UNLV last weekend and needed a late field goal to win. Outside of Lance Mitchell, who forced a fumble and had an INT last week, the secondary is relatively inexperienced. They've also had some pass rushing issues and that combined with the secondary should be of concern to Beaver fans when they're facing Tony Pike and the UC fast-paced spread. Given too much time, Pike has been very precision-like in picking about defenses. Plus, Pike has more than one go-to guy.
Surely, Mike Riley's seen tape of Mardy Gilyard, but if you double Gilyard, you must contend with Binns, Woods or Marcus Barnett (and "Bones" caught five balls and scored twice on Oregon State in the last go-round). Another key is the explosive emergence of Jake Ramsey as both a receiver and quicker runner. And, the volume in the running game only gets turned up when Isaiah Pead is in the game.
NOD: UC's offense is the toughest Oregon State's faced thus far. The biggest advantage the Beavers have is, will UC be able to play at the same speed in the Oregon altitude? However, Oregon State will be running also and I believe the Bearcat conditioning and training will hold up.
Oregon State offense vs. UC defense
Just as UC's offense will be the best Oregon State's faced. The Beavers have the best set of offensive weapons the Bearcats have seen. Jacquizz Rodgers grew up a fan of Barry Sanders and at 5-7 and 191 pounds is similar in size and talent. He missed two games last year and still ran for over 1200 yards.
Against UNLV, he ran for 166 yards and a score and caught 10 passes for 65 yards. Likewise, his brother James (of similar size and speed) had six catches for 48 yards and a score. Lefty QB Sean Canfield, while bypassing the deep ball, was 25 of 31 for 198 yards with a pair of TD tosses. Here's hoping that, "what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas". An upside for UC, is the Beavers don't really run a hurry-up style, so the Bearcats should have some breathers in between. If they can effectively stop the run, they should be in good shape, and they have effectively stopped the run in two games.
Oregon State does have some relative newcomers on their offensive line, so if Curtis Young and his D-line cohorts can find some way to disrupt the backfield, that would also be beneficial. I would look for Canfield to test UC's young secondary, but again they haven't really tried to stretch the field much that way.
NOD: UC hasn't faced a back like Jacquizz Rodgers yet and the key is stopping him. I would think if UC's Darrin Williams (similar size) looks bumped and bruised this week, it would be because he was mimicking Jacquizz Rodgers all week long. If you can stop Mr. Rodgers in his neighborhood, you win, simple as that. I think the Beavers will score more than UC's first two opponents have, but I don't think it'll be enough.
Special Teams
Brian Kelly already switched to Patrick O'Donnell in game two to be his punter and this will be an interesting test for a true freshman on the road. Ideally, you won't see O'Donnell and that means the offense is in gear. Realistically though, he will have to boot a ball or two in front of the screaming fans in Corvallis. Jake Rogers has been smooth so far and he does own a 55-yarder against the Beavers last time around. For Oregon State. Kicker Justin Kahut has made some key kicks (game-winner vs. UNLV), but also has had some inconsistent moments and did miss a PAT last week. Both teams have return threats. James Rodgers took a kickoff to the house last year. UC has Special Teams Player of the Week Mardy Gilyard who now has returned both a punt and a kickoff to the coveted "land of six".
NOD: Give Oregon State the edge in the kicking game due to familiarity with the conditions. If Oregon State keys on Gilyard on returns, you still have Darrin Williams on kickoffs and D.J. Woods on punts who are no slouches either. Beavers have given up substantial yards on returns, but again at home you always play a little more inspired.
Throw It Out And See Where It Sticks
In Corvallis, they have to be looking at their schedule with the Pac-10 ahead (Arizona, Arizona State, Stanford, USC. UCLA. Cal, Washington, Washington State and Oregon) and thinking this is a must-win. As unfair and wrong as it is, Oregon State still has more to lose here than UC. And, as unfair and as wrong as it is, the national story--if UC wins--will be Oregon State LOSES to Cincinnati, not Cincinnati BEATS Oregon State. I don't believe Brian Kelly will admit it, but that has to "get his dander up". I believe that even after the national dismantling of Rutgers, Kelly wants now wants to make a West Coast statement with this game. A lot will be made of the atmosphere at Corvallis and that's well documented. But, Tony Pike has played in front of hostile Rutgers fans, hostile Hokie fans in the Orange Bowl, hostile Mountaineer fans,etc. A "'Cat-calling" crowd is nothing new to Pike. From a historical point-of-view, Brian Kelly and Tony Pike have played two games in the West Coast (and beyond) time zone: San Diego State in '07 and Hawaii in '08. While Pike wasn't the feature performer in either, he did play in both and UC won both.


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NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms
The NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms features 8,118 terms related to cancer and medicine.
- daunomycin hydrochloride
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A drug used to treat acute leukemias and some other types of cancer. It blocks a certain enzyme needed for cell division and DNA repair, and it may kill cancer cells. Daunomycin hydrochloride is a type of anthracycline antibiotic and a type of topoisomerase inhibitor. Also called Cerubidine and daunorubicin hydrochloride.


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Pros: wonderful recipes and great narration
Cons: this cookbook might not appeal to everyone
Rarely does a book come along that changes the way we think about the food we eat, where it comes from, and the amount of edible food that we, in "advanced" societies, tend to throw away. Wild Flavors by Didi Emmon is one such book. If that name rings a bell, it should. Emmons is the author of "The Vegetarian Planet" and Entertaining for a Veggie Planet," both popular cookbooks.
"Wild Flavors" chronicles Emmons relationship with Eva Sommaripa a farmer, and modern day pioneer woman in Massachusetts. Eva turned her passion for farming into a 2 acre, organic farm specializing in herbs, greens, flowers, and wild edibles, many of which no one else is cultivating.
The book is divided into 4 sections that coincide with the seasons, although in this book they are listed under the headings of Salvaging, Community, Bartering and Preserving and Conserving, 4 major pillars of Eva's philosophy in how to approach farming and life in general. The book then lists all the recipes by their main ingredient so if you're looking for cabbage recipes they are all in the same place, looking for leek recipes then they will all be grouped together. This makes it very convenient when you are looking for a recipe for certain items, not that most of the items in this book are so pedestrian. While there are a few very familiar items listed in the "Contents" you are more likely to find lesser known vegetables, herbs and wild edibles. Items such as Bronze Fennel, Chickweed, Juniper Berries and Goosefoot all make appearances. The latter one, Goosefoot, I'm excited about as I have it growing all over my yard and before reading this book I had no idea this weed was edible.
This book isn't for everyone though. It has a message and that message is pretty "in your face" most of the time. It is one long lesson on how to live sustainably and lessen your imprint on this Earth. If you are not someone who really cares much about the sustainable lifestyle or have access to many of the wild and exotic greens and herbs highlighted in this book, it may not be for you, but if you are interested in using food items that you have never used before or want to get a feel for living a sustainable lifestyle then you couldn't do much better than to pick up this book.
Spaghetti Squash with Lentils and Sage
makes 3 servings
1 spaghetti squash (about 3 pounds)
1 1/4 cup brown lentils or french lentils
5 Tbl. extra virgin olive oil
4 garlic cloves, minced
Salt and fresh ground black pepper
2 Tbl. lemon juice (about 1/2 lemon)
4 ounces feta, cut into small pieces (my favorite is goat's-milk feta)
2-4 Tbl. chopped sage leaves (reviewer's note - this would be fresh sage)
1. Preheat the oven to 325°F.
2. Bake the squash whole on a baking sheet for 1 1/2 hours.
3. Meanwhile, bring a medium saucepan with plenty of salted water to a boil. Add the lentils and cook until al dente, about 20 minutes. Rinse the lentils with cold water and drain them well.
4. Remove the softened squash from the oven and let it cool a bit. Then cut the squash in half and scoop out the seeds. Use a fork to pull the strands of squash out of the shell and into a bowl. You can use a spoon to get the last bits out. Set aside.
5. Heat 2 tablespoons of the olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic and the lentils, frying them without stirring for about 3 minutes. Season generously with salt and freshly ground black pepper, stir or toss, and fry for a few more minutes until they become a bit crispy. Transfer to a plate.
6. Add the remaining 3 tablespoons olive oil and squash to the pan, and reheat, stirring for 2 to 3 minutes. Add the feta, sage and salt and freshly cracked pepper to taste. Stir in the lemon juice. Spoon onto plates and top with lentils and serve.


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|Will our 2011 #1 repeat?
As always, following the top 40 countdown will be our annual eight-pack of "best-of", "just-missed" and in-depth analysis articles to conclude this series.
As has been the process in recent years, the final ranking representing the site is actually a melding of three independent lists. This year, the voters are "CariocaCardinal," author of our popular monthly top prospect rankings in-season, site publisher and editor Brian Walton, and you, our readers.
Since mid- September, the members of our free message board community have been conducting voting for their own Cardinals prospect list. This detailed annual ranking involves considerable debate and discussion. The fan voting process has been imitated but never duplicated, as our readers are the most knowledgeable folks around when it comes to the players in the Cardinals minor league system.
The Cardinal Nation community ranking is given equal weighting to the other two lists and the three combined will yield the countdown order unveiled here. Two community leaders, "BobReed" and "Gagliano", will speak for the community in the individual player capsules posted daily.
To follow the countdown, TCN/Scout.com subscribers can either read each new story when posted on our home page every morning or click on the individual players' names which will be listed below. All readers, subscribers or not, are encouraged to return to this page daily to check the current status of our Top 40 countdown and read those articles which will be made free to all.
Not yet a subscriber to The Cardinal Nation? Join today for as little as $7.95 after our seven-day free trial.
As always, all readers can join in the debate at our free message board, where there will be a new discussion thread each day devoted to that day's entry onto the top prospect list.
To refer to the corresponding rankings from each of the past six winters, either click on the highlighted years here: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, or you can always use the permanent links on the lower left side of our home page.
The Cardinal Nation/Scout.com Top 40 Prospects – 2012
40. Chuckie Fick (free article)
39. Breyvic Valera
38. Keith Butler
37. Tyler Rahmatulla (free article)
36. C.J. McElroy
35. Pete Kozma
34. Sam Freeman (free article)
33. Seth Blair
32. Brandon Dickson
31. Jermaine Curtis (free article)
30. Rainel Rosario
29. Adam Ottavino
28a. Erik Komatsu
28. Boone Whiting (free article)
27. Starlin Rodriguez
26. Cody Stanley
25. Bryan Anderson (free article)
24. Aaron Luna
23. Tommy Pham
22. Anthony Garcia (free article)
21. John Gast
20. Mark Hamilton
19. Adam Reifer (free article)
18. Joe Kelly
17. Adron Chambers
16. Tony Cruz (free article)
15. Charlie Tilson
14. Maikel Cleto
13. Ryan Jackson (free article)
12. Trevor Rosenthal
11. Matt Carpenter
10. Jordan Swagerty (free article)
9. Matt Adams
8. Tyrell Jenkins
7. Eduardo Sanchez (free article)
6. Lance Lynn
5. Zack Cox
4. Kolten Wong (free article)
3. Oscar Taveras
2. Carlos Martinez
1. Shelby Miller (free article)
At the conclusion of the countdown, we will follow with an eight-part series in which we analyze each voter's individual top 40 lists and year-to-year changes. The three voters highlight their ranked players that did not make the combined top 40 and we unveil our All-Prospect Team - the highest-ranked players at each position. We will take a view behind the numbers, a look back at our best and worst picks from the previous year and wrap it up with the top prospect list cut by level of play.
2012 Top Cardinals Prospects – The Final Tally
Cardinals Prospects: CariocaCardinal's Best of the Rest
Cardinals Prospects: Brian Walton's Best of the Rest
Cardinals Prospects: Community's Best of the Rest (free article)
2012 TCN/Scout.com All-Cardinals Prospect Team (free article)
2012 Top Cardinals Prospects – Behind the Numbers
2011 Top Cardinals Prospects – Picks and Pans
2012 Top Cardinals Prospects by Level
The voting process
Here is a bit of insight into the process. Independently during November, CariocaCardinal and Brian Walton documented their top prospects in the Cardinals minor league system. The Community ranking was then folded in.
A consensus score was tabulated, which drove the ranking you will see here. The three individual scores will also be shown on the player pages as they are unveiled each day, along with a wealth of additional information on all 40 prospects. Players must have been named on at least two ballots to be considered and to ensure we could agree on 40 names, each of us submitted lists of 46 players. This year, 43 prospects were named on at least two ballots. Ties were broken by the most individual votes, then highest individual score.
In terms of qualification, any player in the Cardinals minor league system was eligible, including those on the 40-man roster, as long as they have not exhausted their MLB rookie designation.
Because each voter used slightly different criteria in defining what a "top prospect" means, all briefly explain how they made their selections.
My top 40 ranking is based on a balance of results and potential gleaned from statistics and on-line scouting reports. Strong weighting is given to first-hand accounts.
I feel I had a built-in advantage in the process as I had been preparing a monthly top 40 Cardinals prospect list throughout the season. That included sharing my thought process on each pick and in some cases, debating them with readers.
For this effort, I began with my end of season top 40 as the base. The primary difference between my November ranking and the end of season top 40 list is injury impact. I gave injuries lesser significance here. For example, Scott Gorgen made my personal top 40 now, when he did not during the season since he was out while recovering from Tommy John surgery.
Brian Walton
This year, the top 10 or 12 Cardinals prospects are pretty consistent, both across our votes as well as from some of the other non-TCN prospect raters. The real work is in identifying the next tier, solid contributors and quality players today on the cusp of breaking out. At the same time, we should not give up too soon on talented prospects whose careers may have hit a bit of unexpected turbulence. Targeting emerging players is my most anticipated and ongoing challenge.
In the process of ranking, we sometimes put too much weight on current results while missing out on signals of greater potential ahead. Before a strong statistical base as a professional is established, some credence is given to draft position, but clinging to that hope too long can lead to disappointment.
This is never an exact process, as we all have hits and misses. Still, I take pleasure in reading others heralding the 2011 "emergence" of Oscar Taveras. He was number five right here on my personal list one year ago. On the other side of the coin, consensus system-wide 2011 Player of the Year Matt Adams was just 27th in my rankings at this point last year.
This time around, my contenders included 75 names. They were ordered based on personal observation as much as possible. I was out to see almost all the affiliates in person this spring, summer and/or fall, and in many cases, multiple times. I also received valuable input from coaches, scouts and others in and out of the organization.
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Voting closed on a particular spot in the rankings when enough time had elapsed to exhaust responses or a candidate established a large lead. The winner was recorded and the voting began anew on the next number in the list.
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With a budget rumoured to be the size of a major Hollywood movie, Shenmue was supposed to be the big title that would push the Dreamcast into the stratosphere. Instead, it was, like the Dreamcast itself, a hugely ambitious failure. And I loved it.
Shenmue was certainly not the sort of game I traditionally liked. As you can tell from the rest of my list, I tend to like first person shooters – games that you give you an immediate response. Shenmue was a world away from these, and was, almost literally, in a world of its own.
Shenmue was an epic game designed by Yu Suzuki to really stretch the graphical prowess of Sega's Dreamcast console. At the time of its release the level of detail was unprecedented and features such as the real time weather system were revolutionary with the weather changing throughout the day and behaving in a way that was never the same for any two players.
The story was set in the mid-eighties in Japan. Young man Ryo Hazuki sees his father being murdered by a mysterious gangster called Lan Di, and sets off on a quest to avenge his death. The story will take him from Japan to China as he searches to discover who Lan Di is and why he killed his father. Along the way he meets a whole cast of characters and tries to unravel many clues.
What was truly special about the game was the level of interactivity that the player could have with the gaming world. You could talk to people, pick things up, buy things, use things, drive vehicles or just walk the streets, and play many, many side quests. Eventually you would learn what the next step you needed to take was. One of the most memorable features was the ability to go into a games arcade and play, full screen, classic arcade games of the day such as Space Harrier and Hang On, not co-incidentally also created by Yu Suzuki.
It wasn't all just seeing the sights and playing games though, you also got to kick arse - naturally, Ryo was an uber-martial artist. These battles took two forms – QTE, where a button flashed on screen and you had to pull the corresponding trigger in time and Free Battle mode, which let you pull off the moves of your choice. Though it was set within a massive game, these fighting sequences were almost worthy of being a game in and of themselves.
However, the level of interactivity was what drove many people crazy. The pace was rather slow, the presentation slightly clunky and the tasks or side games often incredibly repetitious. You could take jobs that for many were as mind numbing in the game as they would be in real life. By all normal standards I should have hated it, but strangely, I couldn't get enough. The world of Shenmue, was full of colour, character and life, and something that most games I played sorely lacked – a real story. Sure it was overblown, pretentious, and melodramatic but it was thoroughly gripping.
The game was followed by a sequel that appeared on the Dreamcast and later the Xbox and ended on a dramatic cliffhanger. Both games never sold in the quantities that was hoped for and with the demise of the Dreamcast the Shenmue story has been left in limbo. Rumours of a third game have been bubbling for years but it seems that Shenmue will be moving online into a currently fashionable MMORPG. I've never played one before, but I've got a feeling it might just be my first one.


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Body MapsA Celebration of Life
March 7 - March 28, 2007
Body Maps began as part of the Memory Box Project, a small community outreach program initiated by the AIDS and Society Research Unit of the University of Cape Town, South Africa and Médecins Sans Frontières, in response to the growing number of South Africans living with HIV and AIDS. Though the project was originally meant to prepare people undergoing medical treatment for what seemed inevitable death, the The Bambanani Women's Group, whose Body Maps make up this exhibition, found the process gave them a new determination to live.
Bambanani means "lending and sharing hands". With the assistance of Cape Town artist Jane Soloman each created a life-size self-portrait on which they "mapped" the effects both physical and emotional of the virus on their bodies. Each Body Map is accompanied by a written testimonial. Many tell horrific stories in the most extraordinary, matter-of-fact voices – voices that both echo and enhance the courageously direct and profoundly unsettling self-portraits. Together they form a powerful image of the human cost this epidemic has wrought on the most vulnerable of the world's populations. They remind us too, how HIV AIDS respects no barriers. In the images of Cordelia, Maria, Nomonde and others in the group, we see their unborn children already infected with the disease.
Ultimately this is a story of individuals helping each other and in turn receiving help from a truly global community that branches across oceans while nurturing roots in local villages. It is very much a celebration of life in the face of devastating circumstances, and an invitation for all of us to get involved.
The fourteen original Body Maps are in the South African National Gallery in Cape Town. The pieces in this exhibition are digital prints of the originals, produced by David Krut Projects, USA for exhibitions designed to raise awareness of the HIV pandemic in South Africa. The Body Maps come to Kingsborough at the end of a national tour that included the Flaten Art Museum in Northfield, MN; the Painted Bride Arts Center in Philadelphia, PA; the Kniznick Gallery at the Women's Studies Research Center of Brandeis University, Waltham, MA; the Sycamore Place Gallery, Decatur, GA; and the African American Cultural Center at North Carolina Sate University, Raleigh, NC.
Body Maps were first exhibited by David Krut Projects, New York in 2003, at the "Identity Document" exhibition, hosted by the Clockwork Gallery, and in the UNCTAD wing of the United Nations the following year.
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" Genre: Action & Adventure / Theatrical Release: 2004 / Suitable for 18 years and over / Director: Quentin Tarantino / Actors: Uma Thurman, David Carradine, Michael Madsen, Daryl Hannah, Liu Chia Hui ... / Blu-ray released 2008-11-03 at Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainm / Features of the Blu-ray: PAL "
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Uma Thurman is back as the Bride, the sexy Ninja assassin hell-bent on killing Bill, her former employer.
Kill Bill 2 grabbed my attention, and did not let go. It is fantastic to look at. The movie looks great, and this gives it its authenticity and credibility.
Uma Thurman has real star power, here more than ever before. We see her constantly up-close, her beauty, and her intensity. But I wish she appeared in a vehicle that tested her dramatic range better. She seems seduced by the avant-garde glamour of appearing as Tarantino's star.
David Carradine has presence as Bill. He is wise and formidable, a worthy villain. There is something tragic about the situation: an accidental pregnancy, and Beatrix Kiddo (the Bride's unlikely name) only wants to quit the ninja assassin business so as to raise her child in a normal environment. For Bill, this is a waste of Kiddo's "gift" to be an assassin. In a vivid monologue, Bill compares Kiddo to Superman and other superheroes. He cannot believe that Kiddo could have been content with a normal life, working in a small-town Texas record shop. Carradine frames Kill Bill for us: Beatrix is a superhero, so we should sit back and enjoy the ride, and not think about it too much, because Kill Bill is really just a comic book set to the screen.
Their climactic scene with their daughter echoes the opening scene from volume 1, when Vernita Green and Beatrix also confront each other in the presence of a child and postpone violence for the child's sake. But the atmosphere remains charged with violence. We watch Bill preparing their daughter a bologna sandwich, using a large French knife to cut it, and we are aware that Beatrix's hair-trigger nerves are on alert.
Tarantino again works in a few non-chronological scenes to good effect. In the opening scene (probably added after the decision to release Kill Bill in two parts), we see Beatrix driving toward Bill's, thereby revealing that she has already dispatched the other enemies on her list. So we know that she will survive everyone between her and Bill. This actually makes it more enjoyable for us to watch the scenes where she is buried alive, or has to fight Elle Driver (Darryl Hannah).
Tarantino wisely spares us certain scenes, especially the El Paso wedding massacre itself. But he still pushes new ground in traumatizing his audiences. The buried alive scene is well done, as is Beatrix tearing out Elle's eyeballs.
Darryl Hannah shines as a villain. We are glad to learn why she wears an eye patch. She commits the greatest crimes of honor, killing both Pai Mei and Budd (Bill's brother, an expert swordsmen, now gone to seed). However inspired of a casting choice, it again reveals Tarantino's essential plasticity. Why is she so evil to insult Pai Mei and also to kill Budd (Michael Madsen)?
I found Kill Bill 2 to be as engrossing as a movie can be, but I cannot treat it like other movies. Here we have a talented director, working with full license and at the peak of his powers, but he can only deliver a riveting comic book. It is more pulp fiction. Granted, a director who is aware that he is making pulp fiction, and can do so with such relish and flair is worth more than most directors, but will Tarantino ever shoot for more, for film, for art? Watching his movies is like watching a precocious child perform the same trick over and over. You wish he could learn new things.
The newest addition to my steadily growing blu-ray collection is 'Kill Bill Volume 2', Quentin Tarantino's follow-up to the iconic first movie which focusses on the broad theme of revenge.
I must admit, i'm not a huge fan of Tarantino, and although I recognise that his work can be very stylish and slick, i'm beginning to tire of the 'mocksploitation' (I made that word up myself...) and inane banter which has begun to dominate some of his recent work. Take 'Death Proof' for example - an awful film which tried really hard (and subsequently failed) to recreate the past glories of Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs.
For me personally, I recognise Kill Bill 2 as Tarantino's best work of recent years - a far better film on all levels than Volume 1. Although both of the movies join on to each other in terms of their story, they are very different in style. This is firstly noticeable as Volume 2 is more dialogue-driven than action based, and secondly, it develops the characters in a greater detail than the first offering did. For me, this makes for a much more entertaining piece all round.
To be honest, although Volume 1 featured some interesting battles, it felt a bit disjointed when compared to its sequel. Having said that, my opinion is probably in the minority, as the Internet Movie Database has an average user rating for Volume 1 of 8.2 / 10, whilst Volume 2 scores 8.0 / 10 - still, it's a close run thing.
The blu-ray version of the film costs £14.98 from Amazon, and begins where 'Volume 1' left off, with 'the Bride' (played by Uma Thurman) continuing her revenge mission against ex-boss Bill (David Carradine), his brother 'Budd' (Michael Madsen), and Elle (Daryl Hannah).
Setting off at a slow pace, The movie opens with a flashback depicting a wedding rehearsal in Texas - The Bride is preparing for a new life with a new man - but will Bill let her go...?
Compared to the first film, Volume 2 is a much more gentle offering - in a previous review, I described it as the 'calm after the storm', although there are still some well choreographed fight sequences and enough pulse-racing moments to keep the action fans entertained.
My favourite scenes involve Chia Hui Liu as 'Pei Mei' the old fighting priest who takes our heroin to be his protege - this whole section of the movie involving the 'training' sequences is good fun to watch - we all love a good training sequence... right?.
Uma Thurman is an actress who I usually find quite annoying (my annoyance was confirmed when she did those awful Virgin Media ads a while back), but here, I can't fault her in the role of 'The Bride', or 'Beatrix Kiddo', or 'Black Mamba' - all names used for her throught the two films. Her character makes the viewer feel a little uneasy as you don't know if her next move will be compassionate or vengeful, and it's this element of not knowing which makes the film unexpected and edgy in places.
Michael Madsen is great as the ex-assassin who lives in his trailer home in the middle of the desert. Madsen's character is likable, but in a nasty way - the killer with a sense of humour. The climax of his involvement with Thurman results in an unlikely, but highly claustrophobic scene, resulting in a novel way to escape from a buried coffin... only in the movies!
Without giving too much away, the films ending deals with the confrontation between Bill and 'the Bride', and it's here where the trademark Tarantino movie banter is in full flow - this time (unlike Death Proof) in a good way. Here, the writing is superb and David Carradine flexes his acting, rather than Kung-Fu abilities as Bill. He delivers his lines with a cool assurance, and portrays a wise understanding you wouldn't normally relate to with your typical, everyday, cold-blooded killer. I expect it's Carradine's best performance to date - and it's certainly one which thrust him back into prominence after a few years away from the Hollywood mainstream.
The soundtrack used throughout the film is expectedly of a high quality, featuring an eclectic mix of talent including Johnny Cash, Malcolm McLaren, and Ennio Morricone - each of which help set a variety of moods to help complement the visuals.
The high definition blu-ray version of the film doesn't really offer that much in terms of extras, although there is a mini-documentary which makes for fairly interesting viewing, and a solitary deleted scene. Picture wise, Kill Bill Volume 2 is incredibly impressive - the black levels are very deep and the colours are rich enough to give a real depth to the sets. If you watch the standard DVD version of the film after viewing the blu-ray version, you'll notice how flat it looks in comparison.
In conclusion, Kill Bill Vol. 2 is a thoroughly enjoyable climax to the first movie, featuring an excellent script and great characters. To be honest, it feels a lot like a Spaghetti Western - especially in the early desert scenes which feature some excellent cinematography. As a viewer, you know there will be a confrontation at some point, and the tension is masterfully built up as the viewer is drawn to the final showdown. If you've seen Volume 1 and didn't really like it - give this second film a try - everything from the first movie will make more sense, and you may enjoy it a bit more.
I highly recommend Kill Bill Volume 2 on blu-ray, which costs £14.98 from Amazon - the well structured plot and stunning visuals are really brought to life on this high definition disk, a must see film.


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This is a discussion on Hello from California within the New Members Introduce Yourself forums, part of the Welcome To DefensiveCarry.com category; Hi all! I live in the People's Republic of California, and I not being LEO, was able to get a CCW. I am 22 year ...
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Welcome. I know you will have a lot of others picking your brain to figure out how you got your CCW.
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Thank you for the musical appreciation. We try very hard. Our singer certainly is practicing, very much, and improving all the time. However, I have to say, I don't think his vocals are crap. He does a better job than your average Joe, and he has the will to do it in the first place. Not to mention being drowned out is a mixing error and no fault of his.
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They're too dazzled with all the synthesized music in the portal. Few people on NG care to hear actual musicians play actual instruments any more. Ah well.
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Cancer affects virtually everyone – through taking actions to prevent cancer, undergoing cancer screening, being treated for a diagnosed cancer, taking care of a loved one who has cancer, experiencing the effects of cancer survivorship, or losing someone to cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, there were nearly 14 million Americans with a history of cancer alive in 2012. They estimate that 1,660,290 new cases will be diagnosed and that 580,350 Americans will die of cancer in 2013, making cancer the second leading cause of death. The estimated overall costs for cancer in 2010 were $263.8 billion, including $102.8 billion for direct medical costs, $20.9 billion in costs of lost productivity due to illness, and $140.1 billion in costs of lost productivity due to death.
As alluded to above, there is an entire continuum of care associated with cancer, including prevention, screening, diagnosis, treatment, survivorship, recurrence, and end-of-life. Here at Hopkins GIM, researchers are investigating issues all across the cancer continuum. Through collaborations with our colleagues in the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins, the Bloomberg School of Public Health, and across the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, we are investigating questions related to challenges such as determining the appropriate populations to target for genetic testing, addressing the health-related quality of life and supportive care needs of patients undergoing treatment, determining appropriate follow-up care for cancer survivors, and ensuring quality palliative care for patients at the end of life.
One of GIM's intramural collaborations is with the Cancer Outcomes & Health Services Research Interest Group, which was formed in 2006 to connect researchers across the schools of medicine, nursing, and public health working in the area of cancer outcomes and health services research. The purpose of the interest group is to (1) identify who is doing research related to cancer outcomes and health services research; (2) learn about ongoing and planned research projects; (3) discuss opportunities for collaboration; and (4) begin developing an infrastructure to support this area of research. The Interest Group has over 100 members and meets monthly for a formal presentation and group discussion. The Interest Group is sponsored by the Cancer Center, the School of Medicine's Vice Dean for Clinical Investigation, and the Division of General Internal Medicine and is chaired by Craig Pollack, MD, MHS, and Antonio Wolff, MD.
Information about the faculty working in cancer research and their projects is provided below.
Zackary Berger, MD, PhD
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Joint Appointment in Health, Behavior and Society
Research Interests: Patient-provider communication, bioethics, clinical epidemiology, and the primary care physician's role in cancer control
Jeanne M. Clark, MD, MPH, FACP
Frederick Brancati, MD Professor of Medicine
Joint Appointment in Epidemiology
Director, Division of General Internal Medicine
Core Faculty, Welch Center for Prevention, Epidemiology, and Clinical Research
Research Interests: Obesity and diabetes and risk of and screening for related cancers, cancer screening behaviors in obese individuals, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease and risk of and screening for hepatocellular carcinoma
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Sydney Dy, MD, MSc
Associate Professor, Health Policy & Management, Oncology, and Medicine
Director of Research Operations, Duffey Pain and Palliative Care Program, Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center
Research Interests: Quality of cancer care, palliative care, physician-patient decision-making, cancer health services research
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Daniel Ford, MD, MPH
Professor of Medicine, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Epidemiology and Health Policy and Management
Vice Dean for Clinical Investigation, School of Medicine
Core Faculty, Welch Center for Prevention, Epidemiology, and Clinical Research
Research Interests: smoking cessation, tobacco control, and epidemiology of smoking-related cancers
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Core Faculty, Berman Institute of Bioethics
Research Interests: Informed consent, physician-patient communication and decision-making under conditions of uncertainty, ethical and psychosocial issues in cancer genetics, end-of-life care, provider well-being, research ethics, complementary and alternative medicine, qualitative research methods
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Research Interests: Internal medicine, women's health, cancer
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Formerly known as RotoHog, the five-year-old company over the past two years has focused primarily on building fantasy games on a white-label basis for other media and league clients such as Major League Soccer, NASCAR, Sports Illustrated and Us magazine, among many others.
Kelly Perdew was hired in 2008 but will not stay with the company after it's sold.
"We started taking a long look at the operation over the summer with our partners, and at this point, Mission is looking for an exit," said Kelly Perdew, Fastpoint Games chief executive. "We expect to see a lot of interest in the assets. We've proven this business can work."
Mission Ventures executives were not available for comment. A sale is expected by the end of the year.
Perdew, a former U.S. Army Ranger and winner of the second season of NBC's Donald Trump reality show "The Apprentice," will not stay with the company after the sale. Hired in 2008 from mixed martial arts website ProElite.com, Perdew was brought in to retool company operations and build its scale.
Having done that, Perdew is beginning to work on several other ventures, including digital media consultancy The DuMont Project, where he will be managing partner; online advertising technology outfit TargetClose, where he is co-founder and adviser; and TroopSwap.com, an e-commerce site that arranges discounts on goods and services exclusively to military families, where he is an investor.


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Periodization is the systematic planning of athletic or physical training.[1] The aim is to reach the best possible performance in the most important competition of the year.[2] It involves progressive cycling of various aspects of a training program during a specific period. Conditioning programs can use periodization to break up the training program into the offseason, preseason, inseason, and the postseason. Periodization divides the year round condition program into phases of training which focus on different goals.
The roots of periodization come from Hans Selye's model, known as the General adaptation syndrome The GAS describes three basic stages of response to stress: (a) the Alarm stage, involving the initial shock of the stimulus on the system, (b) the Resistance stage, involving the adaptation to the stimulus by the system, and (c) the Exhaustion stage, in that repairs are inadequate, and a decrease in system function results.[3] The foundation of periodic training is keeping one's body in the resistance stage without ever going into the exhaustion stage. By adhering to cyclic training the body is given adequate time to recover from significant stress before additional training is undertaken. The response to a new stress is to first respond poorly and the response drops off. For example when the body is first exposed to sun a sunburn might develop. During the resistance stage adaptation improves the response to a higher level, called super compensation, than the previous equilibrium. The example would be that a suntan develops. The exhaustion stage is a continuation of the stimulus at too high a level and the increase gained from adaptation is now offset and all gains are lost. The example would be that wrinkles, spots, or even skin cancer develop. The goal in sports periodization is to reduce the stress at the point where the resistance stage ends so the body has time to recover. In this way the exhaustion stage does not reduce the gains achieved, the body can recover and remain above the original equilibrium point. The next cycle of increased stimulus now improves the response further and the equilibrium point continues to rise after each cycle.
Selye (1957) labeled beneficial stresses as "eustress" and detrimental stresses as "distress". In athletics, when physical stress is at a healthy level (eustress), an athlete experiences muscular strength and growth, while excessive physical stress (distress) can lead to tissue damage, disease, and death. Periodization is most widely used in resistance program design to avoid over-training and to systematically alternate high loads of training with decreased loading phases to improve components of muscular fitness (e.g. strength, strength-speed, and strength-endurance). The Selye-cycles are similar to the "micro cycles" used at later times.
Russian physiologist Leo Matveyev and Romanian sport scientist Tudor Bompa expanded and further organized the periodization model. Matveyev has been regarded as the father of modern periodization. He analysed the results of the Soviet athletes of the 1952 and 1956 summer Olympics and compared successful and not so successful athletes and their training schedules. From these training plans periodized schedules were developed for the 1960 Olympics. With the success of the Soviet athletes, Matveyev's plans were spread all over the Eastern Bloc in their annual coordination meetings. From there it also spread to Romania, where Tudor Bompa developed the system further. In the 1968 it was used for the first time in the GDR and in 1972 in West Germany.[4] After the fall of the Soviet Union, periodization started to become modified. While Matveyev followed Pavlov[which?] and assumed that everybody should use the same periodization, individualised systems, using more and more biological data, were introduced.[5]
Periodic training systems typically divide time up into three types of cycles: microcycle, mesocycle, and macrocycle. The microcycle is generally up to 7 days. The mesocycle may be anywhere from 2 weeks to a few months, but is typically a month. A macrocycle refers to the overall training period, usually representing a year or two. There are longer cycles as well for the Olympian, being 4 or 8 years, and the career plan which is usually only considered for Olympians and professional athletes.
Theory of planning[edit]
Training should be organized and planned in advance of a competition or performance. It should consider the athlete's potential, his/her performance in tests or competition, and calendar of competition. It has to be simple, suggestive, and above all flexible as its content can be modified to meet the athletes rate of progress.
The macrocycle[edit]
A macrocycle is an annual plan that works towards peaking for the goal competition of the year. There are three phases in the macrocycle: preparation, competitive, and transition.[6]
The entire preparation phase should be around 2/3 to 3/4 of the macrocycle. The preparation phase is further broken up into general and specific preparation of which general preparation takes over half. An example of general preparation would be building an aerobic base for an endurance athlete such as running on a treadmill and learning any rules or regulations that would be required such as proper swimming stroke as not to be disqualified. An example of specific preparation would be to work on the proper form to be more efficient and to work more on the final format of the sport, which is to move from the treadmill to the pavement.
The competitive phase can be several competitions, but they lead up to the main competition with specific tests. Testing might include any of the following: performance level, new shoes or gear, a new race tactic might be employed, pre-race meals, ways to reduce anxiety before a race, or the length needed for the taper. When the pre-competitions are of a higher priority there is a definite taper stage while lower priority might simply be integrated in as training. The competitive phase ends with the taper and the competition.
The transition phase is important for psychological reasons, a year of training means a vacation is in order. A typical weekend warrior might take three months while a professional athlete might take as little as two weeks.
The mesocycle[edit]
A mesocycle represents a phase of training with a duration of between 2 – 6 weeks or microcycles, but this can depend on the sporting discipline. [6] A mesocycle can also be defined as a number of continuous weeks where the training program emphasize the same type of physical adaptations, for example muscle mass and anaerobic capacity. During the preparatory phase, a mesocycle commonly consists of 4 – 6 micro-cycles, while during the competitive phase it will usually consist of 2 – 4 micro-cycles depending on the competition's calendar.
The goal of the plan is to fit the mesocycles into the overall plan timeline-wise to make each mesocycle end on one of the phases and then to determine the workload and type of work of each cycle based on where in the overall plan the given mesocycle falls. The goal in mind is to make sure the body peaks for the high priority competitions by improving each cycle along the way.
The microcycle[edit]
A microcycle is typically a week because of the difficulty in developing a training plan that does not align itself with the weekly calendar. Each microcycle is planned based on where it is in the overall macrocycle.[6]
A micro-cycle is also defined as a number of training sessions, built around a given combination of acute program variables, which include progression as well as alternating effort (heavy vs. light days). The length of the micro-cycle should correspond to the number of workouts - empirically often 4-16 workouts - it takes for the athlete or fitness client to adapt to the training program. When the athlete or fitness client has adapted to the program and no longer makes progress, a change to one or more program variables should be made.
The annual plan[edit]
The annual plan is important in that it directs and guides athletic training over a year. It is based on the concept of periodization and the principles of training. The objective of training is to reach a high level of performance (peak performance) and an athlete has to develop skills, biomotor abilities and psychological traits in a methodical manner.
Preparatory phase[edit]
This phase consists of the general preparation and specific preparation. Usually which can be subdivided into three different phases. One should always remember that this is a base creation phase with the objective to attain the previous training state, and the longest period of periodization must be devoted towards the preparatory period. The performance depends on preparatory period, and is divided into three phases:
Phase I) To regain previous training
- Low volume, but maintaing high intensity is there.
- competitions.
Phase II) Low training volume & High training load to develop the factors needed for performance.
- works on specific exercise.
Phase III) Decrease in the intensity of load and increase in tactical training and aim at improving tactical under competition condition.[citation needed]
Competitive phase[edit]
This phase may contain a few main competitions each containing a pre-competitive and a main competition. Within the main competition, an uploading phase and a special preparatory phase may be included. This also includes hypertropthy
Transition phase[edit]
This phase is used to facilitate psychological rest, relaxation and biological regeneration as well as to maintain an acceptable level of general physical preparation. This phase lasts 3–4 weeks (perhaps longer) but should not exceed five weeks under normal conditions and may be sports specific. It allows the body to fully regenerate so that it is prepared for the next discipline.
- there is no competition in this phase.
- ^ Rowbottom, David J. (2000). "Periodization of Training". In Garrett, William E.; Kirkendall, Donald T. Periodization of Training. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. p. 499. ISBN 9780683034219. Retrieved April 20, 2013.
- ^ Arnd Krüger (1973). Periodization or Peaking at the right time, in: Track Technique 54 (1973), pp.1720- 1724
- ^ Bradford, Mark Rippetoe & Andy Baker ; with Stef (2013). Practical programming for strength training (3rd edition. ed.). ISBN 9780982522752.
- ^ Arnd Krüger. Nachwort zum neusten Stand der Literatur zur Periodisierung, in: L. P. MATWEJEW: Periodisierung des sportlichen Trainings. Berlin: Bartels & Wernitz 1972, 201 - 231 (2. Aufl. 1978). Also basis for the French translation: Postface.La base de l'entraînement.Paris: Vigot 1980.
- ^ V.I. PLATONOV: General theory of training of athletes in Olympic sports. Kiew: Olympic Books, 1997.
- ^ a b c "Periodisation in fencing". Retrieved 23 January 2015.


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Re: Mathematica 22.214.171.124 for windows crash
Wolfram has provided a small program that has repaired the Font-Problems
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I think it really did not patch Mathematica itself, instead it repairs
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Am 03.12.2012 16:41, schrieb Prof. Jake:
> When you say "patch" are you taking about a patch for Mathematica of for
> you OS? And in another posting, did you say that you were able to keep a
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> Prof. Jake
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andre Koppel [mailto:akoppel at akso.de]
> Sent: Monday, December 03, 2012 4:04 AM
> To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
> Subject: Re: Mathematica 220.127.116.11 for windows crash
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> Am 03.12.2012 09:31, schrieb George Woodrow III:
>> george
>> On Dec 1, 2012, at 4:37 AM, Guillermo Sanchez
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>>> Hi group
>>> I installed Mathematica 18.104.22.168 in a Core I7 with OS windows 8 Pro. I
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> forgotten event Blue screen Have other users got the same experience?
>>> Guillermo
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