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Guardian of the Balance
This is a brilliant novel about key figures surrounding King Arthur. Radford brings to life places and people that had long since faded into legend and history. Merlin and Merlin's daughter, Wren, fight to maintain the balance in England while Arthur fights to maintain his power in England....
Guardian of the Freedom
Daw, April 2005, 24.95, 544 pp. ISBN 075640178X Since the time of Merlin, the Pendragons have been charged with keeping Britain safe from her enemies. Drake Pendragon is the present head of the family and the society of magical practitioners; however King George III, unfamiliar with the British heritage, does not believe in the power of the Pendragon. Drake's sister Georgina, unwilling to stay a helpless female, runs away and hires herself as a...
Guardian of the Promise
Daw, April 2003, 24.95, 544 pp. ISBN 0756400783 Griffin Kirkwood was supposed to be this generation's Pendragon but he turned his back on his magical heritage. His twin brother Donovan was too weak to pick up the mantle so the Pendragon skips a generation. Griffin's daughter Deidre and Donovan's son Hal journey to France with familiars to prevent the massacres that are imminent. While working the spell, Hal is captured by El Lobison and turned...
The Dragon Circle
Daw, August 2004, 6.99, 512 pp. ISBN 0756401941 The Galactic Terran Empire considers the O'Hara brothers (Konner, Kim and Loki) to be smugglers. The imperial military police (IMPS) were in hot pursuit of them when the siblings entered into an uncharted and unusual wormhole that took the trio to an unfamiliar part of space. There they found a colonized world that devolved into the Bronze Age. Because of their visitors' advanced technology, the n...
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The Hidden Dragon - Stargods 1
Daw, Feb 2002, 6.99, 384 pp. ISBN 0756400511 When the O'Hara clan resisted the Galactic Terran Empire planetary governor's takeover, he declared them outlaws and claimed the family shipping business. When the O'Hara home exploded, the oldest sister Katie disappeared. The family matriarch became determined that the family would regain their citizenship rights so that they could have access to the databases and thus find out what happened to ...


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No. 6 Winthrop Defeats No. 3 Liberty, 2-1 in OT in Big South Men's Soccer Quarterfinals
No. 6 seed Winthrop Eagles defeated the No. 3 seed Liberty Flames, 2-1 in overtime, in the quarterfinals of the 2012 Big South Men's Soccer Championship presented by Musco Sports Lighting Tuesday evening at Osborne Stadium.
Liberty sees it nine game unbeaten streak come to the end and finishes the season at 8-7-3. Winthrop improves to 10-8-1 on the year and advances to the Big South semifinals, Friday.
After playing to a 1-1 tie during regulation, Mason Lavallet redirected a crossing pass in front of the goal into the left side of the net at 94:22 to give the Eagle's the 2-1 victory. Josh Mort and and Achille Obougou assisted on the game-winner, Lavellet's sixth goal of the season, to advance the Eagles.
Shots were at a premium during the first half of play. Visiting Winthrop outshot Liberty, 4-1. However, neither team forced its opposing goalkeeper to make a save. Liberty's best opportunity may have come during the 27th minute, when midfielder Sachem Wilson took a feed into the center of 18-yard box and popped a shot just over the crossbar high from six yards out. Winthrop's best chance may have come in the 35th minute. Obougou picked up a loose ball in the left corner of the box and pushed a shot attempt wide of the far right post.
Both teams picked up their attack during the second half. After a header by Eagle forward Obougou forced a save by Flames goalkeeper Scott Sutarik during the 54th minute, Liberty forward Tyler Bullock fired a shot from the top of the 18-yard box, which Winthrop goalkeeper Enrique Miranda stopped a minute later.
During the 58th minute, an Eagle foul gave Liberty a free kick from 20 yards out. However, defender Uriah Bentick placed his shot high over the goal. Winthrop also came close in the 65th minute. Eagle Patrick Barnes lifted a shot from the right side of the box, which Big South All-Conference first team defender Greg White knocked down and cleared off the goal line.
The Flames took a 1-0 lead at 73:52. On a free kick from 18 yards out, White tapped in the kick sent to the left post by Bentick. It was White's third goal of the year.
After a save of a shot by Winthrop's Daniel Dibiagio by Sutarik during the 82:19, the Eagles tied the contest. Sutarik's ensuing punt hit a player down field and deflected back toward the Liberty goal. Midfielder Marc Segarra jumped on the loose ball and lofted into the back of the net for his seventh goal of the year, tying the game, 1-1, at 82:33.
A shot by the Flames' Wilson from the right side of the box during the 85th minute from yards missed near side, sending the contest to overtime.
During overtime, Liberty forward Travis Joseph sent a shot from 20 yards out wide in the 94th minute. Moments later, Lavallet scored to advance the Eagles.
Winthrop outshot Liberty, 13-10, while the Flames held a 4-3 edge in corner kicks. Eagle goalkeeper Miranda made three saves, while Sutarik recorded four saves for the Liberty.

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Stars of "Les Misérables" Attend Big Apple Premiere
Gearing up for the release on Christmas Day, the stars of "Les Misérables" attended the New York film premiere at the Ziegfeld Theatre on Monday (December 10).
The 2012 remake of the Broadway classic follows the story of 19th-century France's Jean Valjean, who for decades has been hunted by the ruthless policeman Javert after he breaks parole, and agrees to care for factory worker Fantine's daughter, Cosette. The fateful decision changes their lives forever.
On hand to celebrate the Big Apple screening were cast members Anne Hathaway , Hugh Jackman , Russell Crowe , Amanda Seyfried , Eddie Redmayne, Aaron Tveit, Samantha Barks, and Sacha Baron Cohen.
As awards season kicks off, the Tom Hooper-directed adaptation just nabbed 10 nominations for the International Press Academy's Satellite Awards, including Best Picture, Best Actor for Hugh Jackman, and Best Supporting Actress for Anne Hathaway.


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I loved the fact that it is so near to Sunway Lagoon and the shopping complex. However, to my dismay, the hotel staff didn't even know that I could purchase park tickets from the hotel, and at a discounted rate. And there was no direct connectivity to the park.
the place & the design of the rooms the insects
every thing was very good(venue, service,...etc) nothing all good
i like the staff way to deal with custoumers and facilitiesof hotels
Near shopping mall and the water park for sure Tuesdays water park is closed! you also have to pay inside the water park for many essential things that we assumed it is covered by the ticket so make sure you carry enough cash. you cannot exit and come again unless you pay again for a new ticket.
The hotel has a nice combination of accomidation, shopping and Theme park
Good Service, Great breakfast and room service. Cheerfully allowed extra time to check out when held up in meeting and traffic No bad points
Everything was amaizing Nothing at all.
The hospitality and care given by hotel staff, comfort, and location WiFi network wasn't available in the rooms.
Very reasonably priced. Great place to stay if transiting from the Subang Airport. only 5 -10 minutes by taxi. Very good breakfast buffet and a great chinese restaurant for dinner.
The service standard is excellent. The best that I have come across so far, after having stayed in so many of the hotels in Malaysia. Nothing in particular
The hotel was pleasant however, the service staff in their restaurants are poorly trained. The food was average and standard fare nothing exceptional. Yes. The water in the taps were dark brown and murky. I had to let it run for 5 to 10 minutes before it cleared. However, there was another issue, the water took a long time to drain off the bathtub.The main door had a very badly designed lock that was difficult to operate. My young daughter was able to get into the room with the key but was unable to open the door from the inside. She was locked in for almost an hour before we realised she was not able to open the front door.
The room is good entertainment not good enough
The hotel was not crowed at all. Nice swimming pool and pool bar. They change towels too often, even when they hang on the rack. They should give more attention to environment (change towels only when placed in bath tub).
The comfort of the place, the facitilies available for us and the varieties of food/restaurant.
coneniet, nice ambience able to winess a poolside wedding saturday afternoon .nice breakfast dirty water-- run down rooms, very run down
It is surrounded by lush greenery, very peaceful, relaxing and soothing compare to the hustle and bustle at the city. Room keys!
the smiles of the staffs
Room is great and clean, breakfast was excellent Aircon in the room is very hot!
every thing in villa.. its like haven, specially the swimming pool.
satys on the villa onlllllly nothing
I liked the idea of having a privet swimming pool and balcony and to have a place for our own. During my two-day one night stay, I had some complains the will make me not go back there a gain. To start with the balcony was not private as advertised, you can't sit there without every one passing on the walkway seeing you!. 2-In some villas, the swimming pool can be seen from the walkway too, I had to change my villa to get one which is more private!! 3-The pool water was freezing cold. 3-Shawer water was very cold too. 4-The Air condition control did not work so you can't reduce the temperature nor can you switch it off. 5- The Bathroom sinks was blocked. 6-The in-room Safety box did not work. 7- The bathtub looked terrible. 8- you can hear the neighbors form the bathroom, No privacy!!. 9- Bed mattress was really bad "Wavy".
The privacy, the services and the great staff. its really make you feel like home The amount of deposit in local currency in advance the hotel is asking for. really make no sense.
I liked everything there I will never hesitate to go thier again no everything was great
wooow that what i can say about the Villas, my honeymoon was a great since the first step on the place, thank you .. the whole place was great the cost was little high
Good for honeymooners. Price seems high comparing to other resorts in south eastern Asia.
romantic and no noise wich is perfect for honeymoon
I loved every minute of the hotel.Having your own swimming pool was amazing. Staff very helpful, very romantic place to share with that special someone in your life.
every things little expensive
The size of the Olympic-size swimming pool. Did not comply with my instructions for room preference. Room not adequately prepared when handed to me. No towels. Shower tap faulty.
the facility is very comfortbale especially swimming pool
Convenient & comfort
My kids enjoyed the swimming pool very much. A lot of foreign workers, e.g. Bangladesh.
Very good staff, good places to eat in the hotel, and the rooms are large and luxorious - great for relaxing. Poolside area was abit dreary, esp the pool bar which only sold coke to drink. Hotel about 25 mins by train into KL
Not much that I could not have got from any other hotel at that price. The relatively late check out time was very convenient though. 1. Had hot water only on three days of the five nghts and six days I was there. 2. Paid extra for internet connection, but had the connection only intermittently through the day....very expensive. No internet cafes within 20 minutes walkin distance from the hotel. 3. Booked the room for two persons but often had to call the second set of towels after the room had been cleaned for the day.
Very close to Sunway Lagoon, Value for money
Rooms were large. Staff was very helpful, courteous, friendly. Indications room had not been properly cleaned - waste paper on floor behind the waste basket, partially dried and sticky residue from drinks of previous occupant had not been cleaned from the desk top. Internet access was either not working (in first room I was assigned) or not working consistently and dropped before the end of the paid access time (in room I was moved to after internet probs)
nothing bad service, there are no good restorants in the hotel, bad location
Efficient and friendly service all round. Room reasonably large, comfortable and clean. Food prices at in house restaurents expensive and alternatives for less pricey casual meals not available.


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Re: Fast matrices comparison
On Jan 25, 1:19 am, JJ <wateronwildf... at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi MathGroup
> I have to compare two big matrices (in the SparseArray form), say m1 and m2.
> I need that the elements of m1 will be replaced by 0 if they are less or
> equal to the corresponding elements of m2.
> For example, if m1={{8,7},{3,9}} and m2={{2,3},{4,5}},
> I would like to have m1={{8,7},{0,9}} because m1[[2,1]]<m2[[2,1]].
> I can do it easily with two nested for loops but I think it is not an
> efficient way to do it.
> I was wondering if somebody knows how to do it using a fast conditional
> replacement rule and/or pure functions.
> Thank you.
m1 * (1 - UnitStep[m2-m1])


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Two art exhibitions will open at Carroll University on Monday, Sept. 16, and be displayed through Thursday, Oct. 17, 2013. A reception will be part of Carroll's Homecoming activities on Saturday, Oct. 12, from 10a.m. to noon. All gallery visits are free and open to the public.
The debut exhibit in the new Paddock Bliss Gallery is by Jen Moon, an assistant professor of art who teaches photography and digital media at Carroll. Her series, "I've Been There: A Namesake Tour of Iowa," features towns in Iowa with famous names, such as international locations (Jamaica and Rome) or familiar namesakes (Orient and Jefferson), and documents the spaces that give shape and definition to these locales. This gallery is located in Main Hall, 120 N. East Ave.
The Marceil Pultorak Atrium Gallery of Humphrey Art Center, 238 N. East Ave., will feature mixed media works of the Carroll University Art Faculty Biennial Exhibition.
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VICTORVILLE -- A man suspected in a 1989 fatal stabbing in Victorville will face trial, a judge determined Wednesday.
Ruben Abad, 47, of Santa Maria was identified as a suspect in the death of Herbert Santos, 56, of La Puente through fingerprints, authorities said. Fingerprints also revealed that Christopher Anthony Solis, 45, of Lompoc was a suspect in the case, San Bernardino County sheriff's officials said.
Solis, serving multiple life sentences in the California Institution for Men in Chino on an unrelated homicide, has not yet been charged in Santos' death.
Santos was found dead off Stoddard Wells Road near Victorville on March 21, 1989. He had multiple stab wounds.
His vehicle was later found on the 101 Freeway near West Hollywood. Investigators collected blood and fingerprint evidence at the time, but no suspects were identified.
Sheriff's cold case investigators resubmitted evidence for analysis in October 2011 that led to identifying the suspects. Abad was arrested in Bakersfield in May.
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ACEffects cranks out Milwaukee-made stomp boxes
Published Jan. 31, 2013
Though Milwaukee is a long way from being dubbed a hotspot of rock and roll gear innovation, there are a few businesses here creating great equipment for musicians near and far. One of them is Oak Creek-based Rat Rod Drums. Another is the considerably more veteran ACEffects, a one-man show that's been cranking out stomp boxes locally since 1986.


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WATCH: Della Rocco's "Walking Out" Ceremony
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Today, Thursday, January 30, marked Chief Michael Della Rocco's last day of service in a 37-year long career with the City of Schenectady. A "Walking Out" Ceremony took place at the Schenectady Fire Department this morning.
At Schenectady's Fire Headquarters on Thursday morning, Fire Chief Michael Della Rocco fought back tears, thanked friends and mentors, praised his family and the families of all those who serve and was lauded with proclamations and even the Key to the City.
It was the first-ever "Walking Out" ceremony in the city of Schenectady, a tradition borrowed from Albany. Della Rocco spent over 37 years with the department, the last two and a half as Chief.
"Firefighters today, they need to be exceptional," Della Rocco said during his brief remarks in the bays at the headquarters. He offered some advice, "Know the way, go the way, show the way."
Della Rocco was on the NYS Urban Search and Rescue team and among the first to respond in the hours after the 9/11 attacks.
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In the true spirit of the decade of the Seventies, this weekend in Huntington Beach as part of the "Surf City Days" weekend the 2nd Annual "Seventies Sessions" event will take place.
In a celebration of the surfboard culture of the Seventies in Huntington Beach this event inspired by the Golden Breed Expression Sessions on Hawaii's North Shore in the early Seventies, these events were less about competition without judges, scores, winners and losers but about the creative expression of wave riding.
The "Seventies Sessions" will be no different, with a congregation of forty-eight(48) participants gathering in front of the Waterfront Hilton to surf from 8.00a.m. until 1.00p.m. and then retire across the street to the new Driftwood Pavilion and drink a few Legends beers and "Talk Story" on those who surfed best and the boards they bought to ride.
Participants have to bring their own boards and they must have been made under a Huntington Beach surfboard label in the time period of the Seventies.
Some of those surfboard brands are still around like Chuck Dent, Randy Lewis, Greek and Robert August, some have left town like Infinity and Walden and others are extinct like Plastic Fantastic, RC, Hawk, David Nuuhiwa/Dyno, Carl Hayward, Bronzed Aussies, Wayne Brown, Corky Carroll Spacesticks, Sunline, Creative Designs and Gordie.
The format is much the same as the original North Shore event, with four one hour heats of twelve and one final one hour heat "Free For All" with everyone invited to participate.
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– Best "Young Gun Style Master"(Participant born after the Seventies)
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How Fox News Built The GOP's Latest Discredited Attack Ad
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Days after Fox News began deceptively cropping President Obama's comments regarding automatic spending cuts, a similar attack emerged in an ad by the Republican National Committee. Like Fox's manufactured attack, the ad is being criticized for taking Obama "wildly out of context."
Media Matters originally found that Fox News had taken a 2011 speech by Obama out of context in order to claim that he threatened to veto any replacement for looming budget cuts. The unedited version of his speech, however, clearly shows that the President was calling on Congress to reach an agreement that would avoid it. Shortly after Fox aired its attack, the RNC released an ad that followed Fox's playbook, accusing the president of standing in the way of any agreement to avoid the spending cuts:
After employing the same tactics as Fox, the RNC ad is being subjected to similar criticism. Buzzfeed posted the video under a headline that accuses the ad of taking "Obama wildly out of context."
In fact, Obama's full comments make clear that the president was not standing in the way of a deal, but calling on Congress to replace the automatic budget cuts with a balanced approach to reduce the deficit. The portion used by the RNC is bolded below:
Now, the question right now is whether we can reduce the deficit in a way that helps the economy grow, that operates with a scalpel, not with a hatchet, and if not, whether Congress is willing to stick to the painful deal that we made in August for the automatic cuts. Already, some in Congress are trying to undo these automatic spending cuts.
My message to them is simple: No. I will veto any effort to get rid of those automatic spending cuts to domestic and defense spending. There will be no easy off ramps on this one.
We need to keep the pressure up to compromise -- not turn off the pressure. The only way these spending cuts will not take place is if Congress gets back to work and agrees on a balanced plan to reduce the deficit by at least $1.2 trillion. That's exactly what they need to do. That's the job they promised to do. And they've still got a year to figure it out.
Although Congress has not come to an agreement yet, nothing prevents them from coming up with an agreement in the days ahead. They can still come together around a balanced plan. I believe Democrats are prepared to do so. My expectation is, is that there will be some Republicans who are still interested in preventing the automatic cuts from taking place. And, as I have from the beginning, I stand ready and willing to work with anybody that's ready to engage in that effort to create a balanced plan for deficit reduction.
The nexus between the GOP and Fox News is well documented. During the 2012 presidential campaign, the theme of the GOP's national convention also came from a deceptive attack manufactured by Fox News.
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Parke was awesome tonight like.
There is nothing Colin won't do that could surprise me.
Parke was awesome tonight like.
There is nothing Colin won't do that could surprise me.
3-2-0 Pro Fighter managed by TFL Sports Agency
Yeah Parke performed well.
I could have seen a 10-8 for that last round easily.
Great work from Parke.
"It's just basic Physics."
Good work George...
16-bit for life http://findingdyluck.blogspot.co.uk/
Normally I hate TUF.
Being really enjoying this one.
The one where that gobby dude got twatted in the car park... or did I just dream that
Which one is particularly gobby? There's a few of them who are equally bellendrical.
Tell ya what, I've never felt angry about any daft anti-British comments like "limey" etc. before, but for some reason I'm fucking fuming whenever the Aussies say "pommie". I'm sure I've already said that somewhere...
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They did not lay their hands on the plunder. Esther 9: 15 When he died earlier this month, obits from the Boston-Globe to the Atlanta-Journal Constitution referred to Ray Anderson as America's Greenest CEO. Anderson referred to himself as a RECOVERING PLUNDERER. The recovery phase came after this Georgia Tech grad and visionary read The [Read More…]
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Publishing headquarters of Interiors & Sources magazine achieves Silver status from USGBC.
Publishing headquarters of I&S magazine achieves Silver status from USGBC.
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA -– Stamats has announced that it has been awarded LEED® Certified Silver for its headquarters building in Cedar Rapids, Iowa from the U. S. Green Building Council.
Stamats' headquarters was damaged by the severe flooding in 2008 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Rather than relocate elsewhere, Stamats decided to remain in downtown Cedar Rapids and rebuild its headquarters to LEED standards. Company President/CEO Guy Wendler explains, "After the flood, we decided that we would not just come back, but come back better than before. Rebuilding and operating our headquarters in a sustainable manner fit right in with that goal. Employees are proud to be part of a green business, and we are seeing returns in the form of utility savings. Plus, it's just the right thing to do."
Rich Hanson, Stamats senior controller, oversaw the rebuilding of the 30,000-sq.-ft. facility and listed some of the major sustainable building improvements:
-Low flow water fixtures that reduce water usage by 30 percent
-Building materials that use recycled or renewable materials and/or which are locally sourced, thereby reducing the company's carbon footprint
-Energy saving features which reduce the need for gas and electricity, such as the extensive use of glass and open layouts which allows spaces to receive natural light; automatic lighting controls which turn on lights only when space is occupied and light is needed; energy efficient light fixtures; and more insulation
LEED certification is very important to the markets Stamats serves -- colleges and universities, hospitals, and meetings and conventions. Further, through its Buildings® and Interiors & Sources® media brands, Stamats provides extensive editorial coverage of green building in the United States. Stamats' San Francisco offices are also located in a LEED-certified building.


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Following the triumph of thier trip through France to Carcassonne, these two pensioners (and thier whippet, Jim) now cast off in thier narrowboat down the Intracoastal Waterway of the USA - from VIrginia to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Having survived their adventure through France to Carcassonne, you might have expected septuagenarians Terry and Monica Darlington (not forgetting Jim the whippet) to retire to a corner in the nearest public house. But no, seized by the spirit of Columbus, they looked to the New World and the massive and little-explored Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway which stretches from Virginia to the Gulf of Mexico...
Noone had sailed a narrowboat in the US before, for reasons that became clear during the 1,150-mile voyage of the Phyllis May– including thirty-mile sea crossings, waves, storms, fog, tornadoes, hurricanes, savage fish, poison algae, killer spiders and starving alligators.
But the real danger came from the Good Ole Boys and Girls of the Deep South who were waiting along the shore. Captains and Colonels, bums and heroes, fishermen and plantation owners, weathergirls and gongoozlers and beautiful spies, dancing dicks and the walking dead – all wanting to meet the Brits on the painted boat and their narrow dog and take them home and party them to death.
The beautiful eastern coasts of the US – the Carolinas, Charleston, Savannah, the wilds of Georgia and Florida – are unknown to many, and few have experienced the countryside and the people as closely as the crew of the Phyllis May. This is America with a smile on its face and an arm around your shoulder...
Beautifully written, lovingly observed and very funny, Narrow Dog to Indian River takes you on a sometimes dangerous, always entertaining voyage through a wonderland but a few steps off the track.About the Author:
Terry Darlington was raised in Wales. He likes boating but doesn't know much about it. Monica Darlington has run thirty marathons and leaps tall buildings in a single bound. She likes boating. Brynula Great Expectations (Jim) is sprung from a long line of dogs with ridiculous names. Cowardly, thieving, and disrespectful, he hates boating.
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Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) is a federally-funded program administered by the U.S. Department of Labor and State Employment Security Agencies under the disaster relief and emergency assistance act of 1974, as amended by the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Act of 1988.
DUA provides financial assistance and employment services to jobless workers and the self employed when they are unemployed as a direct result of a major natural disaster.
EZARC (Easy Arkansas Claims) is a web-based application that allows anyone to file an initial or additional claim for Arkansas Unemployment Insurance via the Internet.
If you are working less than full-time, or have completely separated from your last job, you may file your Arkansas Unemployment Insurance claim from your own home. To file an EZARC online claim, you must have access to a computer, a printer, and an Internet Connection.
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Completing your Internet claim will take approximately 30 minutes. You will receive online confirmation once you have successfully submitted your claims application.
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Lead by example: if you want your child to eat fruit and vegetables, make sure they see you enjoying yours every day.
Pretend that mashed potato is 'potato glue' that other vegetables love sticking to. Kids can dip spoons of mash into piles of other vegetables such as peas, corn and diced carrot.
Turn a simple pita bread pizza into a fun Mr Vegie face by arranging pizza toppings to make eyes, nose, mouth and ears.
Sneak more goodness into your child's diet by hiding vegetables in favourite food. For example, add grated carrot and zucchini to bolognaise sauce.
Kids love burgers, so 'beef up' the patty with extra vegetables such as peas, diced celery, grated pumpkin or carrot.
Soups such as pumpkin or homemade tomato are popular with kids and full of goodness. Serve in a favourite fun mug with toast 'soldiers' for dunking.
Ready-cut pieces of fruit and vegetables in the lunch box are easy for kids to manage. Check bananas to make sure their tops can be broken easily. Choose mandarins that are small and have loose skin – these are easier to peel.
'I can eat a rainbow': for parties, make a fruit rainbow using strawberries (red), pineapple (yellow), watermelon (pink), kiwifruit (green), red grapes (purple), oranges or rockmelon (orange) and blueberries (blue). Encourage kids to try each fruit of the rainbow.
On special occasions when lollies are being served, try to combine them with healthy foods. For example, include a marshmallow on a skewer of fruit rather than offering sweets on their own.


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Wes Scantlin's nieghbor wants protection after buzz saw rampage
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(TMZ) - Wes Scantlin's neighbor is TERRIFIED of the Puddle of Mudd singer after he brandished a buzz saw outside her house - and now she's obtained a restraining order against the guy, blocking him from contacting her in any way, TMZ reports.
TMZ broke the story that 41-year-old Scantlin was arrested last month after allegedly going to town on his neighbor's property with the saw and a sledgehammer ... knocking down a wall he believed had been illegally built on his side of the property line.
According to TMZ, his neighbor Sasha Gradiva has now gone to court to make sure nothing of the sort ever happens again - obtaining a temporary restraining order against the singer, barring him from coming within 20 feet of her at any time ... and prohibiting him from contacting her.
A hearing has been set for later this month to determine whether the restraining order should be made permanent.
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A Trial, A Spectacle, A Marketing Disaster
I've been following the trial in Swedish court against three of the guys behind The Pirate Bay (and one of their providers). Initially, I decided not to post about it here, as the trial is mainly political in nature, intensified by the theatrical spectacle that the pirate bay and their supporters are trying their best to fuel. I don't really intend this blog to be about politics… but the more I've heard and read from the trial, the more that decision changed.
It changed not because the trial is less political than expected (or less spectacular, indeed), but because of the involvement of the industry I work in, and because of the way it's being conducted in our names. It's become increasingly clear to me that not only the outcome of this trial but also its very existence affects me, regardless of my choices. To explain my view on it, let me begin with some background.
The games industry has had its own battle against piracy, very separate from the other parts of the entertainment industry (Music and Movies) — our very nature is that we're an interactive media, which differentiates us from them. The grander the interaction, the harder it becomes to do any meaningful piracy, to the extreme of online-only games and MMOs, where piracy of the game client is almost to be considered helpful.
With the emergence of the Internet, the games industry quickly picked up on the budding culture of participation that was thriving with the new possibilities — "user-generated content" as it's so nicely called nowadays started appearing as level editors and levels for Doom, mods for Battlefield 1942 and Half Life. At first, the unexpected creativity shocked everyone, but then it was all embraced by the game studios and eventually turned into the massive support systems for user-generated content that today exist in games like LittleBigPlanet and the Trackmania games series (awesome games by the way).
Today, there's basically two problems for the industry (well, winning the "simplification of the year" award here, but anyway): piracy for PC titles, and used game sales for Console titles. Yet if you listen to the internal dialogue in the industry (at least my part of it), the talk about what to do about this is not about punishment, it's about new business models, and about providing more value for owners of original game copies, like giving away free stuff. I can guarantee that you'll see more of that in the future.
Contrast this with the Music and Movie industries, who have been happily strolling along with the "shove it down their throat" business model until now. With a tight grasp of the market, distributors have been able to pocket most of the money, sending only spare change to the people doing the actual creative work.
With that background, I find it extremely strange how there are computer games in the list for the trial. It gets even weirder, in that World of Warcraft is one of them. So, one of the games that's the very poster child for the new business models I mentioned above, that give away their game client on free trial discs, is a part of a lawsuit against a piracy site? Wait, what?
Why does this happen? Simply put: because the studio is one step removed from the publisher, and the publisher is one step from these umbrella lobby organizations. The end result is that the people doing these lawsuits are pretty much lost when it comes to the material they're representing — they have absolutely nothing to do with its creation. The middle man is behind lawsuits, because the middle man is being cut out in the new world with a new economy, and more of the money is starting to flow directly to games studios, directly to musicians.
The behavior of the industry lawyers in the court has been nothing short of disgusting. With no actual case, they've spent the entire sessions trying to discredit the professors who have taken the witness stand, acting like an IFPI lawyer was qualified to pass judgment on who's fit to be a professor and who's not. They're so eager to hide facts that don't fit into their outdated view of the world that they don't even realize that not only is it an insult to the Professor in question, it's also an insult to the entire academic world and everyone who's had a hand in reviewing and publishing his papers.
I'm proud that I'm part of the sector of the industry that is trying to move with the times rather than ride the lawsuits all the way to the end. I'd like to be able to say that I'm proud that my studio's products aren't on the list for that lawsuit — but sadly I think it's just a question of random selection.
In the end, even if we aren't associated directly with the lawsuit, we're funding these organizations and we're indirectly connected to it by our very profession, and treating people that way is nothing short of a marketing disaster. With the amount of money we spend getting games out there, not having the process sabotaged by a public backlash should be priority.
My conclusion is that it's time to sever the connections and publicly distance ourselves from anything even remotely to do with suing our customers, and go back to working together with the gamers out there on the net. We have nothing to win in court, and nothing to lose in the market.
The mountain of flowers sent to professor Roger Wallis and his wife by (and paid for by) people following the trial on the net shows how deeply people care (and are obviously willing to pay for things they care about). I'd rather recruit this unprecedented movement of creative energy than die slowly of starvation like the likes of IFPI are going to. After all, there's only so many years you can spend 75 Million Pounds on jailing your customers — if you somehow don't run out of money I'll guarantee you'll run out of customers.
If you're interested in the trial, check out the Wired article series or follow #spectrial on twitter.


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After several days of wavering, computer weather model guidance is closing in on a solution that will likely bring much colder weather across the entire Pacific Northwest beginning early next week.
Steve Pierce, with Northwest Weather Consultants, says at the present time, snowfall levels will likely fall to very near the valley floor as a cold system from Alaska sweeps across the region on Monday.
In the wake of the frontal passage, temperatures will fall further with cold east (off shore) wind developing especially near the Portland metro area and points east into the Columbia River gorge. Daytime high temperatures will likely struggle to get above freezing most of next week, with overnight lows of 15-25 degrees on the westside of the cascades and 5-10 across most of eastern Washington and Oregon. Modified arctic air will likely continue to spread across the region for the remainder of the week.
There is still uncertainty with regards to how much precipitation will be available once the cold air is in place. Some of the more trusted weather models want to then reinforce the cold air with a disturbance later next week that has the potential to bring a region wide snowfall to all elevations, followed by even colder air behind that system, lasting well into the weekend of December 7th-8th.
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Both the Tarrant and Johnson County portions of State Highway (SH) 121 were initially cleared through the environmental process. In compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act, environmental re-evaluations are required of the projects to address any modifications such as adding electronic tolling or changing the construction phasing, as was previously disclosed in Johnson County, before construction can begin.
The re-evaluation for SH 121 Southwest Parkway in Tarrant County has been completed. Staff is currently in the process of re-evaluating the SH 121 Chisholm Trail portion in Johnson County, assessing the additional elements of electronic tolling, shifting the alignment near U.S. 67 and stage construction modifications.
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RICHARD AMBROSE (V/O): Now it's time to look at an everyday object using an infra red camera.
RICHARD AMBROSE (PTC): Hot things give off lots of infra red while cold things give off less.  And this camera can actually do what our eyes can't.  It can see the variations in temperature.
RICHARD AMBROSE (V/O): Today we're going to point it at our 850 watt microwave oven while we cook our dinner.
JONNY PHILLIPS (SYNC): Lovely.  And on.
RICHARD (V/O): Microwaves cook by firing electro magnetic radiation at the molecules in food, causing them to vibrate and heat up. Opening up a microwave to look at its innards isn't recommended, but our camera reveals the location of the hot magnetron core that creates the microwaves. Microwave windows are lined with a mesh which ensures the radiation is contained. The whole oven is like a mini Faraday cage, built so no microwaves can escape. The red area isn't radiation leaking out, just some of the heat transferring to the outside panel.
JONNY (SYNC - TO RICHARD): See what happens if you touch the door?
RICHARD: I've got very cold hands.
JONNY: Take them away.
RICHARD (V/O): Most people think microwaves cook things from the inside out when they actually warm the surface of the food first.  Although this never turns brown because the surrounding air is never warmed up.
JONNY (OOV - TO RICHARD): Go for it.
RICHARD: Wow - a blinding flash of heat.  Ooh - actually Jonny that doesn't look too bad.
JONNY: Wow you can see the steam coming off.
RICHARD: Can you?
JONNY: That's fantastic - yeah.
RICHARD: There's Yorkshire pudding here.
RICHARD (V/O): My hands are at 13 degrees Celsius.  The heat transfer from the Yorkshire pudding has made my fingertips rise to 25 degrees in just five seconds.  And remember, unlike me always allow cooling time.
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Eugene, Ore. • For the past two seasons it has been the same thing for Stanford: Great expectations dashed by Oregon.
So certainly the No. 14 Cardinal would like nothing better than to derail the top-ranked Ducks in their bid for another shot at the national title. Right?
"I wouldn't call it revenge. Revenge is a strong word," said defensive tackle Terrence Stephens. "I think in the game of football, you can't really be revengeful, because those emotions will take you over. You've got be focused, and you've got to focus on the task at hand."
Last season, Stanford was ranked No. 3 and looking toward its own national championship bid with quarterback Andrew Luck when then-No. 6 Oregon visited Palo Alto and emerged with a 52-31 victory. Running back LaMichael James, who would join Luck's NFL Draft class in the spring, ran for 146 yards and three touchdowns.
The year before, Oregon defeated the Cardinal and Luck 52-31 in an early October hurdle in route to an undefeated regular season and an appearance in the BCS title game against Auburn.
The Ducks are the only conference team Stanford has been unable to beat in the past two seasons.
This season, Oregon (10-0, 7-0) is riding a 13-game winning streak, longest in the nation, into Saturday night's game at Autzen Stadium. With a victory over Stanford, the Ducks would clinch the Pac-12 North and a spot in the conference title game. Oregon has won the last three league titles.
If Stanford (8-2, 6-1) can beat Oregon and take care of UCLA in the season finale, the Cardinal would win the league's northern division because of the head-to-head matchup with the Ducks. The winner of the Pac-12 championship game goes to the Rose Bowl unless the team plays in the national championship.
"This is pretty much our Pac-12 championship game," Stanford linebacker Chase Thomas said. "We still have UCLA to play, but that's after the fact. This is the best team in the conference that we're going against."
But while Stanford is getting pumped, Oregon is not looking at the game differently than any other in keeping with coach Chip Kelly's philosophy. The Ducks are favored by nearly three touchdowns.
"It's just another game. We're focused on dialing it up, paying attention to film and not making too big a deal out of it," Ducks offensive lineman Nick Cody said.
It will likely come down to Oregon's quick-strike offense against Stanford's stout defense.
The Ducks have the third-best offense in the nation, averaging nearly 563 yards per game, and the third-best rushing offense with an average of 325 yards a game. And they're scoring an average of 54.8 points a game, tops among FBS teams.


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LONG BEACH - With an interim location for the Port of Long Beach's 350 or so employees finally settled, harbor officials now set their sights on a new permanent home.
The Board of Harbor Commissioners on Monday is expected to solidify its decision to temporarily move to a former Boeing Co. C-17 building near the Long Beach Airport.
Commissioners also will discuss the process for building a new headquarters in downtown Long Beach, something the board expressed interest in doing at last Monday's meeting.
"There's no desire to abandon downtown," Commissioner Rich Dines said at that meeting.
If the board approves the $14.25 million purchase of 4801 Airport Plaza Drive, it may go before the City Council as early as next week for approval. The council would have to amend the port's budget to allocate the money, said port spokesman Art Wong.
The deal would likely close Dec. 27 and port staff would be moving in about six months later, port officials said.
The road to finding a new headquarters for the port has been contentious between City Hall and the nation's second busiest seaport.
Built in 1959, the current administration building on Harbor Plaza is small, has costly earthquake retrofitting requirements, and has asbestos and lead-based paint issues, port officials said.
So they set aside $220 million for a new headquarters to be built near its current location. But Mayor Bob Foster vetoed the plan in 2010, calling it too expensive.
Port officials thought they had a new headquarters with the World Trade Center and were in escrow with the building's owners this year. But a tie decision killed the deal.
A letter leaked to the media detailing alleged closed session accusations made by one commissioner against two others further exacerbated matters.
Downtown business leaders have expressed disappointment in the port's temporary move to East Long Beach, but hoped the port would return permanently to downtown.
The Pacific Merchant Shipping Association's John McLaurin, whose organization represents terminal operators and others, criticized the move recently in the Journal of Commerce.
"Unlike former Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin who could `...actually see Russia from land in Alaska,' you won't be able to see the Port of Long Beach from the newly proposed Port of Long Beach Administration building," he wrote. "At least it will still be in the State of California."
The Harbor Commission will meet at 5 p.m. Monday at 925 Harbor Plaza. Visit polb.com for more information.
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So, how does the president know what to do every day? The president's basic job description is in a very special place: the Constitution!
The Constitution is the government's official rulebook, and it explains what powers and responsibilities the president has. It even includes the oath that the president must say before taking office!
Setting the Agenda
The president is our nation's leader and often has goals for what the United States should accomplish. The president must explain that vision to other leaders in our government and to the people.
The Constitution says the president must "from time to time give to the Congress Information of the State of the Union." (They capitalized a lot of extra words back then.)
The president does this once a year by giving a speech to a joint session of Congress (both the House and the Senate together). In this speech, the president tells everyone how things are going and sets goals for the coming year. This speech is called the State of the Union address.
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Which president was the first to broadcast the State of the Union speech on the radio? Write a sentence explaining why it might be important to have the speech on radio or TV.
Being president must be super fun, right? Well, maybe… but being president of the United States is a tough job with important responsibilities that impact millions of people's lives. The president has to run the government, lead the military as Commander-in-Chief, and be the face of America to the rest of the world. Even while traveling on Air Force One, the president's official jet, the President is still hard at work!
Click the link and look through the slide show.
Running the country is a huge job. Even if the president never slept, it would be impossible to run the country alone. Fortunately, the president has help—a group of advisors called the cabinet. Each of these advisors is the head of a different government department.
The Constitution didn't actually create the cabinet. It didn't even create government departments! What it does say is that the president "may require the Opinion, in writing, of the principal Officer in each of the executive Departments…"
A quick mention of departments was good enough! Today's executive branch has fifteen departments. Today's presidents regularly ask the department heads' opinions during cabinet meetings. On the right, you see President Obama meeting with his cabinet in April 2009.
Click on the link to see a list of the president's current cabinet members.
Congress passes laws, but the executive branch departments carry out those laws on a day-to-day basis. Your senator does not deliver the mail — the United States Postal Service does! Your House member does not arrest someone for breaking a federal law — an FBI agent working for the Department of Justice does! Congress does not screen your luggage at the airport — a transportation security officer working for the Department of Homeland Security does!
The Constitution may put the president in charge of making sure the laws get followed, but it's all these people who carry out laws on behalf of the executive branch.
Click on the link and SCROLL DOWN to see descriptions of all the executive departments. (Watch for a paragraph called The Cabinet. The descriptions start right after that.)
Would you want to be the one to tell the president "no dogs allowed"? Fortunately, nobody has to do that because the White House allows pets! Usually, those pets become as famous as the human members of the first family. In the photo to the right, you see President Gerald Ford with his dog, Liberty, hanging out in the Oval Office (1974).
Click on the link to see what other animals recent presidents have had at the White House!


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WATCH: Deftones release new video for 'Swerve City'
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The latest music video from the Deftones' takes its inspiration from the wild west. The clip for the band's new single "Swerve City" features a woman riding horseback through a series of expansive desert landscapes. .
But no one from the band shows up until the very end of the clip after the rider makes her way back to modern civilization. Frontman Chino Moreno pulls up to her house only to find her wielding a six shooter.
The video abruptly ends, however, before fans get a chance to see just what she plans to do with the gun.
"Swerve City" is the third track released from Deftone's Koi No Yokan album, which came out back in November.


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Brevard, N.C. - Chelsea Larsen's 14 kill-eight dig effort led the Tornados (11-11, 1-10 SAC) on Wednesday night against the #24-ranked Wingate Bulldogs (25-1, 12-0 SAC), but Brevard was unable to overcome Lauren Billo's 16 kills as the Tornados fell to the visitors, 25-18, 29-27 and 25-18.
Brooke Seaman recorded six kills for the game to go with two blocked shots and libero Rebecca Schoonover had eight digs in the first set on her way to a game-high 16 on the evening for the Tornados, while setter Bethany Stevenson had 27 set assists and hit 66.7 percent for the game.
Stormi Gale recorded 11 kills to go with Billo's 16 and recorded seven digs and three blocks on the evening. Maggie Malone had 13 digs for the Bulldogs and Liz Willis set up the Wingate attack with 26 assists.
The Tornados and Bulldogs stayed close throughout the first set as Brevard tied the game up three times with the final one coming at the 11-11 mark where a kill by Chelsey Trojan and attack errors by Jacki Emmenecker and Grace Krauser brought the Tornados back from an 11-8 deficit.
Wingate responded with a 6-1 run as Gale fired in a pair of kills and Emmenecker and Willis both placed in kills to go up 17-12.
The Tornados continued to battle back through the first set, but Wingate ran out the first set with the seven point win, 25-18.
Brevard took the lead in the second set, going up 10-7 as Larsen started to get hot, placing in four kills in the early going.
Wingate battled back to tie the score at 13 as Emmenekcer and Gale supported Billo's four kills with kills of their own.
The Tornados again went up three points late in the set, taking a 20-17 lead after Stevenson's kill, but the Bulldogs against battled back to tie the game up at 24 apiece.
The Tornados were unable to gain an advantage in the extra time, but Billo drove home a pair of kills to give Wingate the 2-0 lead in the game at 29-27.
In the third set, the Tornados and Bulldogs were tied after the first ten points at 5-5, but Wingate would proceed to go on a 20-12 run to close out the game, capped by Gale's kill at the end off the assist from Malone.
Brevard is back in action on Saturday, October 24th, as the Tornados host Catawba College in Boshamer Gymnasium. First serve between the Tornados and Indians is set for 2 p.m. Wingate is also in action on Saturday as they participate in the Lander Invitational, taking on Lander at 11 a.m.


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Video: Double-DIN CD receiver roundup
Dominic J. DeVito has been a member of the Crutchfield A/V writing squad since 2006. He was born and raised in Staunton, Virginia, and attended the University of Notre Dame, where he earned a degree in chemical engineering. During that time he developed a passionate obsession for experiencing music, both live and recorded, which he parlayed into a 15-year stint in record retail (much to the chagrin of his very patient parents) and a long-running tenure as a rock DJ at WTJU. His expositions can be found in back issues of Plan 9's 9X Magazine as well as Schools That Rock: The Rolling Stone College Guide. He's been to more concerts than he can remember.
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Lots of vehicles have dashes that can accommodate double-DIN (4" tall) receivers. However, many owners of these vehicles aren't necessarily looking for a touchscreen or video receiver. Double-DIN CD receivers keep things simple, yet still take advantage of all that dash real estate. We hit the Crutchfield Labs to compare six of our most popular models, looking at such features as Bluetooth® compatibility, display quality, volume knob, and more.


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Transport capabilities and research in built environment and engineering
Washington, Simon (2011) Transport capabilities and research in built environment and engineering. In Presentation to Abu Dhabi State Police, October 2011, Abu Dhabi, UAE. (Unpublished)
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A local artist recently discarded four huge paintings that I managed to recover. The paintings reveal ghostly, half-there images of spectres. These haunting images drew me like a moth to a flame. (Okay, it is Halloween so please forgive me here) The dark and shadowy pictures have such dream-like quality, a haunting feel. In a flash, I knew exactly what those canvases should be. A frenzy of washing and savage cutting reduced them to a pile of pieces, only to emerge a week or so later as four jackets. Four sizes, four unique never-to-be-repeated jackets. I offer you the Apparition Collection.
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Well at least he can count.. 1, 2, 3, 4...pause... 5, 6 etc...
That hooking into the collarbone is nasty though. Had it taught to me by my first grappling instructor - a giant 18 stone old school Scottish Judoka who knew a thousand different ways to make you scream with pain. Anyone who's trained with Alex Livingston at Bob Breen's school will know exactly what I mean!
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I love how he checks himself after moves, this man has watched shogun of harlem too many times.
"A boxer is the best predator on land. The Lion, but throw him in the shark tank and he becomes just another meal" Renzo Gracie.
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Tuesday, April 8, 2008
BC Women's Tennis Win Fifth Straight Match on Tuesday Afternoon
Brevard, N.C.
– The Brevard College women's tennis team won their fifth consecutive match on Tuesday afternoon, as the Tornados defeated Wingate University 6-3 at the tennis courts on the campus of Brevard College.
The Tornados jumped out to an early 2-1 lead, as BC won two of the three doubles bouts.
At the No. 1 doubles position, the BC team of Kimberly Dixon and Lindsay Shaeffer defeated the Lady Bulldogs duo of Hollyn Alberghini and Kara Stasikelis, 8-4. The Tornados tandem of Kimberlee Cooper and Kayley Duval also won at the No. 2 spot, dropping Wingate's team of Shawn Kindley and Pierce Dillard 8-4.
In singles play, the Tornados took four out of the six matches to secure the 6-3 win.
At the No. 1 singles spot, freshman Lindsay Shaeffer bounced back from a disappointing 1-6 second set loss to win the third set 6-3 and ultimately defeat Wingate's Stasikelis, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3.
BC's Dixon was also in a very tough match at the No. 2 singles spot on Tuesday, as she won a third set super-tiebreaker to beat Zoe Hartes of Wingate, 4-6, 7-5, 7-6.
At the No. 3 position, the Tornados Duval came storming back from a first set loss to Alberghini to win the match 4-6, 6-2, 6-0.
Sophomore Merek Slagle played well on Tuesday afternoon, as she defeated Ashley Keefer of Wingate in straight sets 6-1, 6-4 at the No. 6 spot.
"It was an awesome win for the ladies. I can not compliment them enough on their fight and determination," Head Coach Paul Thomson. "I am very proud of what they have accomplished so far this year."
With the win the Tornados improve to 13-7 on the year and remain undefeated at home.
The Tornados will not have long to rest, as BC will return to the courts tomorrow afternoon. Brevard will host North Georgia College at 1 p.m. This match was re-scheduled due to a rain out earlier this month.
Brevard 6, Wingate 3
1. (BC) Shaeffer/Dixon def. (WU) Alberghini/Stasikelis – 8-4
2. (BC) Cooper/Duval def. (WU) Kindley/Dillard – 8-4
3. (WU) Keefer/Hartas def. (BC) Douglas/Slagle – 8-6
1. (BC) Lindsay Shaeffer def. (WU) Kara Stasikelis – 6-3, 1-6, 6-3
2. (BC) Kimberly Dixon def. (WU) Zoe Hartas – 4-6, 7-5, 7-6 (1)
3. (BC) Kayley Duval def. (WU) Hollyn Alberghini – 4-6, 6-2, 6-0
4. (WU) Pierce Dillard def. (BC) Sara Douglas – 6-3, 6-4
5. (WU) Shawn Kindley def. (BC) Kimberlee Cooper – 6-4, 6-2
6. (BC) Merek Slagle def. (WU) Ashley Keefer – 6-1, 6-4


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Singrauli (MP) is now becomes a industrial hub of UP,MP,CG and Power sourse of INDIA. Because of its importance and God gifted natural resourses It becomes a good tourist place in Madhya Pradesh. This area has group of rock cut caves made in 7-8th century A.D. in Mada which is 32 km from waidhan. Besides rock cut caves, singrauli also has Painted rock shelters. Ranimachi, Dholagiri and Goura pahad lies in Chitrangi tehsil of Singrauli.These painted rock shelters belong to the Mesolithic age of Microlithic implememts culture.These paintings are representative of the early history of Indian art. If you are looking for car rental Singrauli let us know and we will be happy to provide you with best budgeted deals for . Book cabs in Singrauli


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That section 3 of the Act of August 14, 1950 (64 Stat. 442), be, and hereby is, amended to read as follows: "The money so received shall be available for disposal and expenditure by the council of the Seneca Nation is accordance with the constitution and laws of the nation. The council of the Seneca Nation shall keep complete and detailed records of all payments and disbursement from the funds under its control, and shall make such records available for inspection by members of the Seneca Nation at all reasonable times."
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All this talk of the expected Samsung Galaxy Note 2 almost made us forget we were still awaiting another Note tablet – the Galaxy Note 10.1 we spotted at MWC back in February.
Now Samsung's been in touch to let us know that the 10.1in tablet, geared with a 1.4GHz processor and 2GB RAM, and optimised for use with a stylus, will go on sale in August.
That's means Adobe's Photoshop Touch could be at your styli tips before the month is out, letting you show novice Instagrammers how to properly edit pictures you've snapped on its 5MP cam.
You can check out the Galaxy Note 10.1 announcement story here, and keep an eye on Stuff.tv for news of an actual release date, and a full review, soon.
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From our very first vintage we were determined to make a dramatically different white-wine blend that would surpass the scope of single-varietal wines. Just as chefs were exploring the fusion of flavors from classic to contemporary, from east to west, often combining savory, spicy, herbal and fruity flavors in one dish, we explored how non-traditional combinations of grape varietals would work together. We wanted each varietal to be distinctive but still complementary to blend as a whole. After experimenting with eleven different white wines, we chose a select few that we consider the 'key ingredients'. For over twenty years we have continued to perfect the fine art of blending a 'conundrum' of varietals together, to create a remarkably complex, yet harmonious symphony of flavors. More recently we adapted the same approach for the Conundrum Red blend creation when we released the first vintage in 2011.
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