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Scores of youngsters will get a panoramic view of Los Alamitos and possibly of nearby Seal Beach and its shoreline Sunday.
Free flights will be offered to youngsters between the ages of 9 and 17 years who are interested in flying and aviation. They'll be accommodated in general aviation airplanes flown by the Experimental Aircraft Association Young Eagles at the annual Wings, Wheels and Rotors 2012 show at the Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamitos.
The annual open house exhibit is tailored for the whole family, and hosted by the Los Alamitos Area Chamber of Commerce and the California National Guard's training base in Los Alamitos. It will feature aircraft and helicopters, along with more than 500 vehicles.
The free show opens at 9 a.m. and ends at 4 p.m. All the activities will take place at the flight line on Los Alamitos Army Airfield at the base. There's free parking, but a picture identification is required to enter the base at 11200 Lexington Drive off Katella Avenue.
No smoking is permitted on the flight line. Dogs, bikes and alcohol are also banned.
The show drew about 35,000 visitors last year.
This year, the Wings, Wheels and Rotors show will celebrate the 100th anniversary of Marine Corps Aviation. And a portion of the proceeds will go to the training base's Morale Welfare and Recreation funds to support armed forces personnel.
Among the many offerings will be about 25 military aircraft, 25 helicopters, along with public safety, first responder and military equipment, as well as media aircraft used around the Southland, according to event spokesman Tom Lasser.
Tickets for a Goodyear blimp ride also will be raffled.
Aircraft flyovers are planned, and there also will be helicopter flights in civilian choppers for a small fee by Star Helicopters.
The largest event will be a huge car show including custom cars, new autos, motorcycles, roadsters, antique vehicles, hot rods and several race cars.
An Alternative Fuel Village will feature a number of clean-energy vehicles, including a bus that's 100 percent electric.
Among the family events will be a Kids Korner.
Of course, there will be food, including breakfast. Music, vendors, displays, demonstrations will also be featured.
Los Alamitos Army Airfield is the last remaining military airfield in the Los Angeles/Orange County areas - with the longest runway in Orange County. The JFTB is also the disaster support area for the Southland.
Light another candle
This month marks the 40th anniversary of the Marine Mammal Protection Act, legislation that has led to decades of conservation.
Since passage of the conservation act - according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) - the country has made "significant strides and investments in marine mammal conservation, building a wide-ranging scientific and management infrastructure to protect and monitor populations."
However, according to NOAA, the United States cannot do it alone.
To enhance the focus on international challenges facing marine mammals, NOAA has released the International Marine Mammal Action Plan, identifying specific actions and projects to be undertaken over the next five years. This plan and other key elements of the MMPA are featured online at www.nmfs.noaa.gov.
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Warning right now about 2 of these tweaks/apps to be extremely cautious about. Battery DR pro and Atom! Know of 3 people in a theme thread that have lost there jailbreaks do to these 2 apps. causing issues and having to reboot there phone to find stock apps and jailbreak is gone. 2 of them after rebooting took them to a recovery screen to connect to iTunes and pretty forcing them to restore having to use 6.1.3 update.
i've been using atom since it has been released and had no problems so far
plus let me add here that using these 2 apps together seems to be a issue.
Look im just trying to warn people of what others are going thru and losing there jailbreaks.
Anthony, you need to look at iWidgetTapper bud. This is something that is a big deal!
you're kidding me right... battery doctor pro is already been released over a year now...
Of note: the Weather Underground tweak is the easiest and most thorough way to add weather to an iPad as well.
I personally lost my jailbreak after running Battery Doctor Pro. I simply installed and ran the cleaning option. It locked up after 19%. I closed it out and and resprung my phone to shut everything down. When it returned from respring, I was missing almost all of my app icons (stock, D/L'ed) didn't matter. So, I did a reboot and got the spinning circle of death and recovery mode. So be careful with it. I am not sure if there was a tweak contradiction but I am really upset about losing my jailbreak. I was running 6.1 on iphone 5. I was running about 15 other tweaks and a full UI theme. Maybe too much? Idno but it sucks to have a stock iphone.

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To be eligible to transfer to OU Law with advanced standing, you must have completed at least one full year of study in an ABA-accredited law school. A transfer applicant must successfully complete at least 60 hours at OU Law. For course credit to be accepted by OU Law, the student must earn at least a C grade in each course to be transferred.
If you need an application fee waiver to assist in applying for transfer to OU Law, please contact Autumn Lockett at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Students applying to transfer for the fall semester may process their transfer application from March 15 - June 30. Spring transfer applicants may process their application from Sept. 1 to Dec. 1 and are notified in December.
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McCartney & Starr to appear on Grammy's Beatles tribute special
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Surviving Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr will be taking part in the upcoming TV special honoring the 50th anniversary of the band's first appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show."
Australia's TVTonight.com says Beatle widows Yoko Ono and Olivia Harrison will also appear on the show, along with a number of other stars. Australian TV executive Brian Walsh says the lineup features Justin Timberlake, Adele, and Lady Gaga along with Pink, Bruno Mars, and Katy Perry. Walsh runs the network that will be airing the special in Australia.
"The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute To The Beatles" will air on CBS on Sunday, February 9th, 2014 at 8:00 p.m. Eastern - exactly 50 years to the day, date, and time of the original "Sullivan" broadcast. The show will be taped on Monday, January 27th - the day after the 56th Annual Grammy Awards.
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First they came for Ballmer. Now they're gunning for Gates. Is nothing sacred?
According to Reuters, a small but vociferous band of disgruntled Microsoft shareholders wants the head of William H. Gates III on a platter. They are apparently unhappy with the Chairman's performance. Per the report:
The three investors are concerned that Gates' presence on the board effectively blocks the adoption of new strategies and would limit the power of a new chief executive to make substantial changes.
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Why Gates, and why now? Because Gates is heading up the committee to choose Ballmer's successor. According to the usually well-informed Kara Swisher, the No. 1 candidate to take the big chair in Redmond is Ford CEO and Gates buddy Alan Mulally.
A car dude to head the world's most profitable (if also hidebound) software company? Stranger things have happened. Remember, Louis Gerstner came from Nabisco to rescue IBM from the doldrums, and John Sculley came to Apple from Pepsi. OK, scratch that last one.
To his credit, Mulally has taken a brand that was in a permanent vegetative state and make it seem almost, well, cool. (I did say "almost.") At the very least, he's rescued the Mustang from permanent decrepitude. Give him props for that.
Microsoft and Ford's cozy clinch
Mulally also has more of a connection to technology than your typical carmaker CEO; Ford and Microsoft have worked closely together for years on the Sync product that connects smartphones to Ford in-car entertainment and navigation systems. On the other hand, nobody has been handing out design accolades for that implementation either. Functional, yes, but it's like DOS on wheels. You know that Steve Jobs would have taken one look at the final product and verbally abused it until it fled in shame.
Forbes' Eric Jackson is unimpressed. He says Mulally is a "terrible choice":
He's worked at Boeing building planes and at Ford streamlining a company and building cars. But he doesn't have software experience. He doesn't even have tech experience. What are we thinking?
... It's intellectually impossible (and intellectually dishonest) to think you can come in off of a 7-year stint running an old-line car company in Detroit and then just "get up the curve" on the latest tends in cloud, big data, software, IT, outsourcing, search, consumer internet, wearable, mobile phones, and gaming to effectively manoeuvre in that new industry.


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I Got Botox at 35
And I'm going to get it again!
-Debbie Emery
When Botox first hit the headlines in the early nineties as the new magic wrinkle-reducing solution, I vowed that I would never do it. Injecting botulism into my forehead? I couldn't think of anything worse! I had the smugness of a smooth-skinned twentysomething who believed that she would always be blessed with a flawless face and if not – damn it, I'd just grow old gracefully and think of each line as a beautiful souvenir of time.
Of course, add on a few years and those little character lines stopped being so appealing. Still, I resisted, for fear of transforming myself into one of those frozen-faced Los Angeles women who can't even crack a frown no matter how loud their little dogs yap. However, the more I learned about Botox the more I became tempted to give it a shot. Just as with anything in life, isn't subtlety the name of the game? I enjoy highlighting my hair and getting a tan, but I'll never go so far as to look like a bleached blonde Playboy Bunny, so why should I go over the top when it comes to cosmetic touch ups?
A few months after my 35th birthday, when the fine lines on my face really started to bug me and the groove between my eyes became the first thing I saw when I looked in the mirror, I finally took the plunge and made an appointment with Dr. Gabriel Chiu of Beverly Hills Plastic Surgery, Inc.
I was ecstatic with the results , and even today, four months later, those pesky lines haven't returned. I immediately looked and felt younger and more confident, and the best part of it was that no one knew! Friends came up to me every day and commented on how great I looked, but they all thought it was due to a good night's sleep or a relaxing yoga class. They never dreamed I'd get Botox – there was no way no one would ever know I'd had it done, unless I was daring enough to write a story about it!
"The secret to getting a natural result with Botox," says Dr. Chiu, "is to find a practitioner who is well experienced with getting different levels of muscle relaxation and to follow up afterwards so that you can give them feedback. If your preference is for a stronger or weaker amount of activity, they should document the changes needed to achieve this the next time." The expertise of the person giving the injection will have a dramatic effect on the quality of results, he says; you'll get a much more natural look from visiting a qualified cosmetic or plastic surgeon.


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The Kinks' Dave Davis Talks About Brother Ray Davies
Dave Davies was 14 years old when he started playing in public with his brother, Ray. That was essentially the beginning of The Kinks.
Now, more than 50 years later, Dave says they have a very complicated relationship. Dave explains to The Independent:
"The thing is there's healthy relationships, and toxic ones. And the older I get, the more difficult I find it being around Ray, because – I don't want to use the word abuse, but I feel my energy seeping away from me sometimes if I'm with him. There's little warning signs. I might be sitting in the room, feeling perfectly happy, and I start to feel really tired, and wonder why. I think, 'Oh, I've got to get out,' or go for a walk. Because it's always been a part of his great talent that he's been able to extract elements of people's characters and energy. So I have to limit the time I spend with him."
Dave suffered a stroke in 2004. He will play his first show in the UK in 13 years on April 11.


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This year's finalists are pursuing vastly different wine programs, but all are at the top of their game. We present Hardy's Verandah Restaurant, Cirrus Dining and Kisume.
Campari with your cornflakes? Whether booze is okay at breakfast depends on time and place, writes Max Allen.
Sydney's food supergroup are back at it, bringing big flavours and a rollicking drinks list to a buzzing space in Surry Hills, writes Pat Nourse.
Spirit House has a sleek new bar where you can enjoy Thai snacks with a twist.
A Florentine chef and an elegant new space bring a touch of the Old World to the latest Four Seasons restaurant.
We talk to Jason Held, CEO of Saber Astronautics, about his flying routine and his favourite hotels for business travel.
Popolo gives way to Marta; lovers of cacio e pepe pasta prepare to celebrate.
For a taste of old Cuba, Lydia Bell heads east. The Oriente and its stridently Afro-Cuban capital, Santiago de Cuba, remain largely untouched by the wave of change sweeping the island.
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These hormones help provide moms with the energy and instinct to nurture their children, says narvaez.
And more broadly— very broadly—narvaez sees potential for changing the way we think about the future of civilization.
Breastfeeding: When possible, moms should breastfeed their infants—for a long time, says narvaez.
"Kids who have really responsive parents tend to be more agreeable, and they tend to develop a conscience earlier," narvaez says.
What took place in narvaez's quarters after the return to our camp of the ambassadors we had sent there.
narvaez was loud in his threats of what he was going to do with Cortes and how he was going to do it.
But when narvaez questioned the young man himself, to his astonishment he found that he was unable to reply to him.
About eight hundred Spaniards, chiefly narvaez men, defended the palace.
The brutal soldiery of narvaez had taught them to hate the Spaniards.
"I never knew that you worked for other people, narvaez," sneered Enistor.


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MINNEAPOLIS - Dwight Howard spent as much time here as the rest of the Lakers did weathering the sub-zero temperatures.
Pretty much next to nothing.
Howard skipped morning shootaround and flew back to Los Angeles on Friday afternoon to undergo a platelet rich plasma (PRP) on his sore right shoulder.
The Lakers stayed warm in their hotel across from Target Center and didn't really need to step outside because of the city's famed SkyWay tunnels. But they received a chill regarding Howard's absence against the Minnesota Timberwolves and the long-term ramifications surrounding his procedure.
Howard plans to fly to Detroit today to rejoin the team, but he's listed as day-to-day for the Lakers' game Sunday against the Pistons.
"Will the shot take all the pain away?," Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni said. "I don't know."
PRP procedures involve blood being taken from the patient and isolating the components in hopes of accelerating the healing process and relieving pain.
Lakers guard Steve Blake had two procedures this season on his injured lower abdominal muscle and groin.
"Everybody responds differently," Blake said. "I don't know if mine responded to it really. It's not a magical potion."
Lakers trainer Gary Vitti looked at Howard's shoulder Thursday in Minneapolis and considered the shoulder sore after he aggravated it for the third time in four weeks in the Lakers' loss Wednesday to the Phoenix Suns.
"We won't shut him down," D'Antoni said. "It'll always be there. Even if we shut him down, it'll still be there. The next time he gets hit, it's going to hurt him. It's a pain thing."
Feeling for Pau
It pains Timberwolves guard Ricky Rubio to see from a distance how the Lakers have treated Pau Gasol, his close friend and teammate on the Spanish national team.
The nixed Chris Paul trade, endless trade rumors and a recent bench role led Rubio to make one damning conclusion on how the Lakers view Gasol.
"It seems like the Lakers don't want him the last two years," Rubio said. "But what they need is him. I think if Pau was on another team, they would look for Pau."
D'Antoni laughed off Rubio's comments.
"When he gets a team he can coach," D'Antoni said. "He can make that decision."
Gasol started at center Friday because of Howard's absence. But what does D'Antoni need to do to convince Gasol to buy into his new role?
"Pay him $19 million. I think that should help," D'Antoni said, smiling.
Gasol has two years left on his contract worth around $38 million. The Lakers have indicated they don't plan to trade him before the Feb. 21 deadline.
"I'm still a valuable piece and still consider myself one of the best out there," Gasol said. "But it's a game you can't be too self-centered and selfish. You have to put team first and have to make it work."


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Redbirds Inaugural RBI Invitational Set For June 26
Participants To Golf With Redbirds; Proceeds Benefit Memphis Redbirds Foundation
By Memphis Redbirds | February 22, 2013 6:07 AM ET
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The Memphis Redbirds Baseball Foundation is proud to announce the Inaugural 2013 Redbirds RBI Invitational golf outing this summer on Wednesday, June 26 at TPC Southwind, matching current Redbirds players with participants during an 18-hole golf tournament scramble. All tournament proceeds will benefit the Foundation's RBI (Reviving Baseball In The Inner City) Program
"We're very excited about the upcoming RBI Invitational," said Foundation chairman Ray Pohlman. "Proceeds from this inaugural event allow the Memphis Redbirds Baseball Foundation to continue our mission of providing baseball within the inner city of Memphis while giving back to the community."
Consisting of a scramble format, the RBI Invitational will feature a 12:00 p.m. registration, silent auction, and driving range accessibility followed by a 1:00 p.m. shotgun start. Teams for the Wednesday tournament will be comprised of foursomes, while select three-person teams will be partnered with a current Redbirds player to create four-person groups.
Team registration begins on Monday, April 1, and is limited to 15 foursomes.
Each team's registration package includes a round of golf, green fees and cart, complimentary food and beverages, Invitational gift bag, and opportunity to meet, mingle, and golf with members of the Memphis Redbirds.
Five levels of sponsorship opportunities are available. Sponsoring companies will receive event recognition and prominent exposure, placement of company name and logo on select signage and tee gifts, opportunity to golf with Redbirds players, and invitation to enjoy a post-outing Reception Party in a luxury suite during the Redbirds' game on Friday, June 28.
Each year, the RBI program offers a safe, summer activity for inner-city children in the Memphis area by providing baseball instruction, uniforms, equipment and meals to participants, as well as tickets to watch the Redbirds play at AutoZone Park. Approximately 1,100 Memphis-area youth participated and several RBI alumni returned to coach in 2012.
For more information and questions regarding sponsorship involvement, please contact Kellie Grabert at (901) 722-0281 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
About Memphis Redbirds Baseball Foundation: The Memphis Redbirds Baseball Foundation is the first and only not-for-profit charitable organization in the United States to own and operate a professional baseball franchise, the Triple-A Memphis Redbirds. AutoZone Park - the finest ballpark ever built in the United States below the Major League level - is the home of the Redbirds and has served as the cornerstone of development in downtown Memphis. Incorporating the Memphis Redbirds as not-for-profit entity allows the community to own the team and facility. For the first time in history, Mid-South residents, corporate leaders and baseball fans are able to give back to the community - and at the same time enjoy first class entertainment - by supporting Memphis Redbirds Baseball.
About Global Spectrum: Global Spectrum (global-spectrum.com) manages the Memphis Redbirds, as well as more than 100 other public assembly facilities around the world. Nearly 20-million people attended more than 11,000 events in Global Spectrum venues last year. Based in Philadelphia, PA, Global Spectrum is part of Comcast-Spectacor, one of the world's largest sports and entertainment companies. Comcast-Spectacor also owns the Philadelphia Flyers of the National Hockey League, Ovations Food Services, a food and beverage services provider, New Era Tickets, a full-service ticketing and marketing product for public assembly facilities, Paciolan, the leading provider of venue establishment ticketing, fundraising and marketing technology solutions, Front Row Marketing Services, a commercial rights sales company, and Flyers Skate Zone, a series of community ice skating rinks.
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Jonathan Brown of the Lions leads the team off after losing the round eight AFL match. Photo: Chris Hyde
Mark Thompson hailed his defence - led by the grand old man of the AFL - for saving wobbly Essendon from a Brisbane Lions' boilover on Saturday night.
With Lions teenagers James Aish, Marco Paparone and Lewis Taylor enjoying their best games to threaten a Gabba upset, it took some sure and steady hands to ensure a tense eight-point victory.
Dustin Fletcher, now in his 40th year on earth, and his Bombers backline stood tall to repel a surging Brisbane outfit that lifted the gloom on a week where the embattled club's chief executive Malcolm Holmes fell on his sword.
"If they hadn't played so well we would have been beaten by 10 goals," Thompson said.
"It was the best game by a 39-year-old in 100 years."
Birthday-boy Fletcher was his usual reliable self while Michael Hurley and Cale Hooker, marking Jonathan Brown, deserved the high praise in the 9.11 (65) to 8.9 (57) win.
Brisbane had two more inside 50s and were the better side in the second-half, but they lacked the composure and experience of their rivals after leading by four points at the last change.
As the Bombers' defensive end held firm, in the scrappy clash featuring seven lead changes, Jackson Merrett and Paddy Ryder kicked the only two goals of the final term to jump into the top eight.
"We got the points so we have to be happy with that," Thompson said. "But I'm not happy with the way we played."
Guilty of going missing at vital stages in recent weeks, Essendon did fade badly in the third term when a 20-point lead evaporated.
Wearing a throwback Brisbane Bears guernsey, Aish, Paparone and Taylor were prominent in the turnaround.
Club leaders Jed Adcock and Tom Rockliff were also inspirational for Brisbane, while livewire Josh Green booted a game-high three goals, but the home side failed to find the polish and deliver the finishing touches required.
"I said to the boys that there were two or three boys who had their best games for the club," Justin Leppitsch said.
"What it shows is our kids have talent, but we've still got a lot of games to go."
With fallout from Jack Viney tribunal visits dominating headlines, two second-term incidents within two minutes of each other ensured more debate about the bump.
Paul Chapman raised his elbow in a collision with Jack Redden just before Andrew Raines' shoulder collected Brendon Goddard high as they both lunged for the loose ball, and post-match action will be intriguing.


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Shailene Woodley Explains What She Loves About 'The Fault in Our Stars'
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By Kathleen Perricone
Shailene Woodley stars in The Fault in Our Stars, which is out this Friday!
In the middle of a busy promotional tour, the actress called in to On Air with Ryan Seacrest on Tuesday morning to talk about the film, which is about two teens who fall in love after meeting in a cancer support group.
"You're definitely laughing, you're definitely crying," Shailene explains of the film. "It's really beautiful even to find that balance between grieving over the loss of someone and also celebrating life. Those are two things that often go hand-in-hand without us recognizing it or realizing it. And that's one thing that I truly love about that story."
The Fault in Our Stars is based on the young adult novel by John Green and since its release in 2012, it has amassed a very strong and dedicated following.
"The book is crazy," says Shailene. "It's been on the New York Times Bestseller's list for like I think two years straight. I read it five times. No matter who you are or what your story is where you come from, there's something to relate to in this book ... I think it's one of the first books that's come out in a long time, the first movie that has come out in a long time in which … John Green, we often say he gives a valid voice to teenagers."
For the role as a cancer patient, the actress actually cut off her long hair. In a video that circulated online, it Shailene appeared to be in tears after the chop was made.
"It's funny, the video they released does look like I'm crying, but I was actually laughing," she clarifies. "The funny thing about hair is it grows back, isn't that weird?"
So was it weird to portray the love interest of Ansel Elgort, who played her brother in Divergent?
"When we were doing Divergent, A Fault in Our Stars wasn't on his radar at all. And the one day, he was like, 'I'm flying back back to L.A. to read with you to play Gus. And at first, I was like, 'Well, that's great, you're a great actor. But they're never going to happen. They're never going to cast us in a movie where we're playing lovers.' And then he walked in to the audition room and it was very clear from the moment he walked in, he was Augustus and I was Hazel together."
But they're onscreen love story is short-lived … because Shailene and Ansel are going back to being brother and sister in the sequel to Divergent, Insurgent.
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What teething remedies are out there that are natural and organic that I can use for my daughter? And how can i stimulate her teeth to come out as she is 13 months old and only has the bottom three teeth?
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Every child is different and your baby's teeth will come in when her body is ready to do that.
As for teething remedies, you may want to take a look at the Teething Problem thread and there's a good product by Weleda called Weleda Baby Teething Powder which has homeopathic remedies in it which help to calm baby and red, swollen gums.
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All babies develop teeth at different times, many babies do not begin to get them until around one. You may want to consider taking her to a pediatric dentist if you have not already done so, just to make sure everything is OK.
As for natural teething remedies, we have had great success with a Baltic amber necklace.
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How aboot posting aboot not-scoring.......like yesterday. Aww man, it was just so bad. It's badness was accentuated by the decent bubs that had been pouring through in previous days. Man, I was just shootin my board towards shore. Trying to ride backwards. Pushing my board out to sea while I played Mark Cunnigham and Jaques Costeu(No I ain 't French so if I muffed the dude's name, so be it.) Chasing my board towards shore was the biggest thrill of the day. I did get a good pizza last night though.
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The Fine Art of Pregnancy and Newborn is for any photographer that wants to fine tune their skils in this market. Filled with 80 pages of information on everything you need to photograph a pregnancy and a newborn session.
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Fussy Eater
I am mother of 2 kids. My younger daughter who is 1 year old is a fussy eater. Now, she is 17.37 pounds. She is not gaining weight. But then ,she is very active. She had started walking before her first birthday. She has also started saying few words . What should i do in this situation? Am i worrying unnecessarily? Or is there a need for medical assistance?
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Children develop on their own individual timelines. If your child is hitting all other developmental markers on time, as it seems she is, then I would not be that concerned about her weight. Also, many children are fussy eaters at this age, as they are beginning to assert their independence and simultaneously becoming preoccupied with exploring the surrounding world with their increased mobility. This is a normal phase which will eventually pass over.
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I was really getting very much concerned about her weight. Thanks for the advice.


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Rule #4: Map out the transition area.
Note where the entrance from the swim is located in relation to what isle you're in; take note of where the bike out and bike in are; and finally, where the run out is.
Find a light pole or structure to help recognize your placement. You can even walk through the motions so that you can get a view of what your surroundings will look like during the race.
More: 5 Ways to Save Time in Your Transitions
Rule #5: Mentally rehearse the order of things after you lay everything out.
After you set up your transition area, mentally rehearse your transitions. Some people get tripped up when it comes to that part. Know the order you will put on your bike and run gear.
Before you walk away, make sure your bike is in a low gear. This will help your breathing rate and heart rate rise naturally when you start the bike portion of the race. A high gear will force your heart beat up too high, too fast.
More: 6 Ways to Develop Fast Transitions
Rule# 6: Don't Just Stand There—Warm Up
Get your heart rate up to aerobic zone for eight to 20 minutes before the race. If you are not comfortable doing this in the water, ride your bike a little ways (2 to 5 miles)—if you can take your bike out of transition.
If you can't do either of these, do a dynamic warm up. Elephant walk, torso twist and mock freestyle swim strokes to lubricate your shoulders are all good warm-up exercises. Stay warm; wear gloves and a hood if necessary.
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Rule#7: Swim smart.
View the swim course, including key turns, before your wave. Take mental note of the key turns and match them with something on the shore if possible. Also note on which turns you will have the sun in your eyes. If you can, swim the course, or sections of the course, the day before.
Once you start the swim, take slow methodical deep breaths. Avoid short, panicky breaths.
Do this: Look up at the sky, which has a calming effect, on the inhale. Then watch and feel the bubbles come out when you exhale. You can also wiggle your fingers lightly on the recovery part of the stroke to help trigger relaxation on your upper half. Also, try dorsi-flexing your ankles while swimming. It's an active stretch on your calves and something you can practice in the pool before the race.
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I went fishing yesterday, decided to take advantage of this incredibly warm weather we have been experiencing (I sure hope we don't pay dearly this summer with another dreadful fire season). This is that time of year in the west where the animals are in full migration mode, so I time the departure from the house so I can see the sides of the roadway clearly (having one near miss with a big bull moose is enough), that said, I left the house a little before 7 am, first stop was at Daniel Junction...
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I just got back from four days of fishing with Rodneybo (Rod) from the forum, it is always great to get a chance to meet and fish with other forum members. We have fished together before, this time Chased (Chase) is enrolled in college so he didn't get to fish with us, maybe on spring break next year. When I left the house the temp was 10 degrees, kind of chilly, but the forecast was for a high of mid-40's and virtually no wind, so things were looking good. Due to the low overnight temps we decided...
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I just got back from an overnight fishing trip to the Green river and to also watch the lunar eclipse early Wed morning. We have been experiencing some incredible Indian Summer like weather so it didn't surprise me that I found lots of other folks camping and fishing, so that made it a bit difficult to find a fishing and camping spot away from the others as my two dogs can be a bit annoying.
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Henriquez Leads the Way in 59-46 Win in Brazil
Henriquez Leads the Way in 59-46 Win in Brazil
Aug. 12, 2012
SAO PAULO, Brazil – Senior Jordan Henriquez scored 13 points on 5-of-5 field goals, including a rare 3-pointer, as Kansas State posted a 59-46 win over Pindamonhangaba Club on Sunday morning.
The win was the second in less than 24 hours for K-State after knocking off Mogi Das Cruzes Club, 79-72, on Saturday night. After facing members of National Brazilian Basketball (NBB) League in its first two games, the Wildcats played a Pindamonhangaba Club squad, which is the lower division of professional basketball in Brazil. The game was set up to break up the five-hour bus trip to Rio de Janeiro. Pinda, as it is called by the locals, is located in the northern part of the state of Sao Paulo about an hour from the team's original hotel in Sao Jose.
"We knew today that the competition was not going to be the strongest, so we wanted to play as many guys as possible," said first-year head coach Bruce Weber. "The best part of today was the guys survived a real tough turnaround. We didn't get back to our hotel until late on Saturday then we had to get up early this morning to get started to Rio. We started out pretty good again then we lost our concentration in the second and third quarter, but Jordan (Henriquez) made some big plays down the stretch to help us pull out the win."
After falling behind 2-0 in the first quarter, K-State used a 6-0 run to take a commanding 13-4 lead with points coming from five different players. The squad finished off the quarter with a 17-5 advantage, which included a Henriquez dunk and a steal and basket by sophomore Angel Rodriguez. The lead ballooned to as many as 19 by the end of the second quarter, as the Wildcats scored 12 of 14 points during one stretch. Junior Shane Southwell was among six different players to score in the quarter with a team-high five points.
Pinda outscored K-State, 12-10, in the third quarter, as Weber mixed the line-up, including a significant stretch with Henriquez, freshmen D.J. Johnson and Michael Orris and walk-ons Shawn Meyer and Brian Rohleder. Pinda used a 10-0 run to cut the deficit to 38-24 before Henriquez closed the third with three consecutive points. In the fourth quarter, Pinda once again chipped away at the lead, using a 12-5 run to close the gap to within 46-38 after a long 3-pointer from the corner. However, a Henriquez 3-pointer ignited a 9-0 run to push the lead back to 55-40. Pinda could get no closer than 12 points the rest of the way in a 59-46 victory.
K-State shot 47.6 percent (20-of-42) from the field, including 25 percent (4-of-16) from 3-point range, to go with 31 rebounds, 18 assists, 15 steals and four blocks. The squad was able to post 18 assists on 20 made field goals. The Wildcats were solid from the free throw line, knocking down 9-of-10 attempts.
Henriquez was the only player in double figures as all 14 players on the roster saw significant action, including both freshmen and walk-ons. Senior Rodney McGruder added nine points, four rebounds, one steal and one block, while sophomores Adrian Diaz and Nino Williams each posted eight points. Orris was solid with four points, two assists and two steals and Johnson had two points, four rebounds, one steal and one block. Rodriguez, who had paced the team in the first two games, collected just three points in reduced minutes, but did add a team-tying three steals, two assists and two rebounds. Sophomore Thomas Gipson led the way with six rebounds.
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Old man and the sea?
Big Two Hearted River part one and two are Hemingway's best fishing stories.
Old Man is good but its no Two Hearted.
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Old man and the sea?
Sherab wrote:I don't know about others, but I do try to establish for myself the reasonableness of various aspects of Buddhist teachings (e.g. cause and effect, impermance) and practices (e.g. rationale for yidam visualisation) through logical arguments/reasonings. But these logical arguments/reasonings cannot establish the validity of the teachings or practices.
In addition, the logical arguments/reasonings that I use for myself may not suit others because there are always assumptions upon which an argument/reasoning has to rest upon, and these assumptions may not make sense to or may not be accepted by others.
You may wish to ask yourself, how you yourself come to accept various aspects of Buddhist teachings.
LastLegend wrote:I wonder why Buddha did not establish a basis Buddhist view for conventional reality.
Astus wrote:It is possible to say that since ultimately nothing is established, one can come up practically anything and call it illusory conventional reality. However, there is a huge amount of "shared reality" that allows us to think there is a system in all this. In Buddhism the basis of everyday experience is karma, from karma arises the whole universe, and karma is based on the work of the mind. Mind also has its own organised functioning that is explained mainly in abhidharma and yogacara works. Now here is a problem that divides Buddhist thinkers, whether there is an outer reality independent of mind or not. Either case, it is difficult to explain the relationship either between a separate mind and outer things, or between personal and shared reality.
However, saying that nothing is ultimately established is not exactly correct because of dependent origination as the organising law of phenomena. But that is not enough to explain the mind-continuum as separate from the body, thus dependent origination is insufficient to be the basis of the Buddhist view of conventional reality. But perhaps if to this we add the existence of a mind-continuum we could be set.
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Sure he says he has no views:
gang gis thugs brtse nyer bzung nas/ /lta ba thams cad spang ba'i phyir/ /dam pa'i chos ni ston mdzad pa/ /gau ta ma de la phyag 'tshal lo
"I prostrate to Gotama, who, through his loving mind, taught the sublime Dharma in order to abandon all views".
Astus wrote:Madhyamaka and other Buddhist thoughts have sophisticated and detailed methods to prove ultimate reality. What about establishing the correct view of conventional reality? Are there lists of arguments? Is it possible to logically argue for the Buddhist view of conventional reality?
Sherab wrote: To give an example, the model tries to make consistent the ideas of causality, dependent arising and lhundrup. It is still a work-in-progress though. So far I've only attempted to float the model to one person but have met with silence from that person thus far. Not sure if it was a polite silence or a freak-out silence .
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The doctrine of the two truths - a conventional truth and an ultimate truth - is central to Buddhist metaphysics and epistemology. The two truths (or two realities), the distinction between them, and the relation between them is understood variously in different Buddhist schools; it is of special importance to the Madhyamaka school. One theory is articulated with particular force by Nagarjuna (2nd C CE) who famously claims that the two truths are identical to one another and yet distinct. One of the most influential interpretations of Nagarjuna's difficult doctrine derives from the commentary of Candrakarti (6th C CE). In view of its special soteriological role, much attention has been devoted to explaining the nature of the ultimate truth; less, however, has been paid to understanding the nature of conventional truth, which is often described as "deceptive," "illusion," or "truth for fools." But because of the close relation between the two truths in Madhyamaka, conventional truth also demands analysis. Moonshadows, the product of years of collaboration by ten cowherds engaged in Philosophy and Buddhist Studies, provides this analysis. The book asks, "what is true about conventional truth?" and "what are the implications of an understanding of conventional truth for our lives?" Moonshadows begins with a philosophical exploration of classical Indian and Tibetan texts articulating Candrakati's view, and uses this textual exploration as a basis for a more systematic philosophical consideration of the issues raised by his account.
"Buddhist studies has evolved from offering reports of how Buddhists thought in past ages to contemporary engagement with the various traditions of Buddhism. It is delightful to follow this team of philosophers (each of whom is also a gifted historical scholar) as they grapple with one of the most subtle issues in traditional Asian Buddhism and explore its metaphysical, epistemological and ethical implications."
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5.0 out of 5 stars Essential reading for Madhyamikas, 30 Nov 2010
By Edward A. Arnold - Published on Amazon U.S.
This review is from: Moonshadows: Conventional Truth in Buddhist Philosophy (Paperback)
This eponymous collection is a collection by big names (Garfield, Tillemans, Newland) and younger colleagues (Takchoe, Westerhoff, etc) on the nature and importance of conventional truth in Nagarjuna studies specifically following Candrakirti's exegesis. This is an important contribution in that it highlights the practical relevance of Madhyamaka study for everyday transactions with conventional reality. A couple of chapters veer into territory mostly aimed at high level philosophy students, but most have an eye to the knowledgeable student of Buddhist studies. If you know the work of Nagarjuna, Candrakirti and Tsongkhapa, then do not miss this volume, for it unpacks with clarity some of the central issues that have concerned the great minds of Indian and Tibetan Buddhism since Nagarjuna's foundational text.
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Moonshadows: Conventional Truth in Buddhist Philosophy [Paperback]
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Creating a Jail Linkage Program: Tools from the Integrating HIV Innovative Practices Program
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This training manual synthesizes lessons learned from the federally funded, innovative Special Projects of National Significance Enhancing Linkages to HIV Primary Care & Services in Jail Settings Initiative, otherwise known as EnhanceLink. Approximately 85 percent of incarcerated persons in the United States pass solely through jails, yet most interventions focus exclusively on prisons. EnhanceLink thus fills an important research void.
This curriculum is meant to inform implementation of a new jail linkage program and to assist organizations in expanding their current jail work. Target audiences include AIDS service organizations, community-based organizations, Ryan White HIV/ AIDS Program grantees and providers, and local health departments.
The guide offers programmatic steps and planning questions as well as useful templates to get started on jail linkage work.
This handbook details New York City Correctional Health Services' Transitional Care Coordination intervention model, including program planning, implementation steps, and lessons learned. New York City was a SPNS grantee funded under the larger EnhanceLink study.
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In this session, listeners will gain an overview of jails and public health opportunities within correctional settings, and learn about key findings from the SPNS Enhancing Jail Linkages initiative. Hear from Barry Zack, CEO of Corrections and Health for The Bridging Group and Anne Spaulding, Emory University assistant professor and principal investigator for the SPNS initiative.
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Learn how to build a new jail linkage program and what to consider for expanding an existing one. Jail Linkages SPNS grantees—including Dr. Timothy Flanigan of Miriam Hospital, Alison Jordan of New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, and Dr. Ann Avery of Care Alliance Health Center describe the steps their programs took to implement their respective jail linkage programs, and provide advice for others hoping to replicate this work.
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The citizens of Fowler's Bluff are happy to be watching the waters of the Suwannee River recede after recent flooding. Although water is still over the roads and inside lower levels of about 15 homes, the worst of the inconveniences has passed. The cooperation among neighbors has been outstanding in helping everyone prepare for and exist during flooding.
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Dear Governor,
Hope this letter finds you doing OK.
Being governor in these economic times can test a politician's ability to accomplish anything as your counterpart in California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, can tell you.
But you seem to have weathered the recent legislative session nicely. You got your Seminole gaming pact. You can brag about bringing money into education that kept the budget at the same level as last year.
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Rep. Randy Forbes (R-VA) is one of the most determined theocrats in Congress, constantly looking for every possible way he can turn America into a "Christian nation." And he's positively furious about the American Humanist Association sending a letter to new legislators asking them not to join the Congressional Prayer Caucus.
Rep. Randy Forbes (R-Va.), who founded the caucus in 2005, said the American Humanist Association is among the "extremist groups" that "want to make sure they've censored and shut down anything related to faith." …
He said the atheist group — "in a situation that we have never seen before — actually wrote letters trying to get members not to join."…
Forbes said he has no objection to atheists or anyone else saying whatever they want to say. "The unfortunate thing is these extremist groups don't give us the same right, and they want to censor our ability to say that we do believe in God and we do believe in our faith."
Forbes said the atheists' real agenda is to stop anyone in government from saying anything about God, faith or religion — and to stop anyone in the church from saying anything about government.
"And that's clearly not the intention of the First Amendment and the Constitution as most of us know it."
As usual, Forbes is full of shit. You can read the letter yourself. Apparently, writing a politely worded letter is "extremist" — when it's done by atheists, of course.


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Haven't been on Cage Warriors very much at all this year - as extra duties with Olympics and Paralympics have created extra busy year. Just wondered if there is interest in posting ESPN UFC Podcast on here each week? It has been running two years by Feb next year. It is also downloadable on itunes.
ESPN UFC Podcast: Review of the year
Gareth A. Davies and Ben Blackmore look back on an eventful year in the UFC and pick out their favourite moments. Plus, a look back on a busy weekend of TUF Finale fights.
Also, I do a regular segment every Wednesday night on TalkSport now, which goes out in the early hours of Thursday morning. I've also done two 'specials' in the studio with Brad Pickett and Jimi Manuwa.
TalkSport Extra Time:
Also hosted a new show - Fight Club - live on TalkSport last Saturday night, 7pm-9pm. Richie Woodhall was my studio guest. The first show was just boxing, but I am being encouraged to bring in UFC/MMA in the future shows as part of it. They are talking about 6-10 2-hour shows in 2013, but if I get sponsorship, that will be backed up by a fortnightly podcast, too.
FIGHT CLUB ON TalkSport
It has been a lot of hard work getting TalkSport to pick up on this, but honestly feel interest will grow on 2013. There is also the need for a weekly magazine tv show in the UK.
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After the investigator has performed an initial walkthrough and ensured the scene is secure, he or she should document the
scene in writing, photograph, and video. He or she should also locate and interview victims and witnesses. The investigator
should follow these steps:
Develop written documentation. The investigator must prepare written scene documentation, which will become part of the permanent record.
The investigator should:
Photograph and videotape the scene. The investigator must include photographic documentation in the permanent scene record. The scene must be photographed before
any items are removed or disturbed.
Locate and interview victims and witnesses. An investigator must obtain victims' and witnesses' identification, statements, and and information about their injuries.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States, of America in Congress assembled, That the entire unexpended balance of funds that were appropriated by the Act of May 13, 1966 (80 Stat. 141) to pay a judgment by the Indian Claims Commission entered in docket numbers 264, 264A, and 264B in favor of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, and the interest thereon, less litigation expenses, estimated costs of distribution, and $200,000 to be used as provided in section 5 of this Act, shall be distributed, per capita, in equal shares to all eligible members of the Confederated Tribes as defined in this Act under such terms and conditions as are authorized by the tribal governing body and approved by the Secretary of the Interior, including the establishment of trusts for minors and incompetents. Payments to heirs or legatees shall be made upon proof of death and inheritance satisfactory to the Secretary, whose findings shall be final and conclusive. Such per capita distribution shall be made in three installments of approximately equal amount, the first installment to be made as soon as possible after the date of this Act and the next two installments to be made at six-month month intervals.
The persons eligible to receive such per capita payments shall be all persons who were living on December 17, 1965, and whose names appear on any of the following:
(a) The membership roll of the Confederated Tribes as of June 15, 1957, as approved by the Bureau of Indian Affairs on January 10, 1958, or
(b) The supplemental membership roll as of April 12, 1960, approved by the Bureau of Indian Affairs on January 27, 1961, and also any other persons born after July 1, 1949, and living on or at any time between December 17, 1965, and the date of this Act who were either enrolled as of the date of this Act or became entitled to enrollment under section (b), article IV of the constitution and bylaws of the Confederated Tribes adopted November 4, 1949, as determined by the Secretary of the Interior or his authorized representative.
Until distributed such funds shall remain tribal funds and the shares herein designated for the eligible members shall constitute inheritable property from and after December 17, 1965.
The per capita distributions of such funds shall not be subject to Federal or State income tax.
The $200,000 withheld from per capita distribution pursuant to section 1 of this Act shall be invested or placed in trust with an institutional trustee by the Secretary of the Interior, under terms and conditions approved by the tribal governing body. The income from the investment or trust, together with such invasions of the principal or trust corpus as the Secretary deems desirable, shall be used for the education of members of the tribe until such time as the tribal governing body, with the approval of the Secretary, determines that the funds should be used in some other manner.
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Joash's failure in ordinary duty: idolatry
How often the energy of faith may, so to say, establish a kingdom, yet fail at the same time in maintaining the ordinary duty of those who have to do with the service of God! Faithful at the commencement of his reign, Joash walks nevertheless more by Jehoiada's faith than by his own; and, after the death of the high priest, he leans on the princes of Judah, and serves idols, and even puts to death the son of Jehoiada, by whom the Holy Ghost had testified against him. Joash, forsaken of God, is defeated by the Syrians. He falls into many diseases, and is at length slain by his own servants.
In this whole history we must observe that the immediate government of a God of judgment is in exercise, because those whom He judges were in close connection with Himself.Synopsis by John Darby