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Australian Missionary Arrested in North Korea
John Short, an 75-year-old Australian Christian, was arrested and charged with attempting to overthrow the government by North Korea, Reuters reported on Wednesday.
Egypt: Radical Islamist Militants, Attack Tour Bus Occupied by South Korean Christians
An Islamic militant group bombed a bus filled with South Korean Christians in Egypt as it was preparing to cross into Israel this past Sunday, which killed at least 4 people while injuring over 30 others, according AP.
Imprisoned Kazakh Pastor Released
Pastor Bakhytzhan Kashkumbayev was released yesterday on three years' probation following a bizarre trial and nine months of imprisonment, according to International Christian Concern.
Today's Breaking News
Around the World
Russia to Strengthen Mediterranean Force With 'Stealth' Subs - RIA Novosti
The combat capability of Russia's naval task force in the Mediterranean will increase significantly following the first deliveries of Varshavyanka-class submarines to the Black Sea Fleet in 2015, Navy Commander Adm. Viktor Chirkov said Thursday.
Coming Soon: Free Internet From Space - National Journal
A project called Outernet, hopes to launch hundreds of tiny satellites -- known as CubeSats -- to provide Internet to every person on Earth. Forty percent of the world's people currently don't have access to the Web. In a little more than a year, Outernet plans to have a fleet of 24 satellites operational and testing to pave the way for a globe-spanning network.
Ukraine protests: Bloodshed on Europe's doorstep as EU tries and fails to stop killing - UK Independent
On the bloodiest day in modern Ukrainian history, the 12 lifeless, unnamed men who lay on the floor of the hotel lobby this morning, their bodies loosely covered with sheets, were just a few of the dozens killed in a conflict that has transformed the centre of Ukraine's capital into a brutal battleground.
U.S. negotiator at Iran talks heads to Israel, Saudi Arabia - Reuters
The head of the U.S. delegation at talks on Iran's nuclear program will travel to Israel, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates this week to discuss the course of the negotiations so far, the U.S. State Department said on Thursday.
New Iranian Video Shows an Even More Shocking Military Scenario than the Last One - The Blaze
A new video reportedly making the rounds in Iran shows the nuclear bombing of Israel, describing the act as a "Holocaust." It also simulates graphically the potential Iranian response to a military attack on its territory.
Venezuela protests rumble as demonstrators, troops face off - Reuters
Venezuelan security forces and demonstrators faced off in streets blocked by burning barricades in several provincial cities on Thursday as protests escalated against President Nicolas Maduro's socialist government.
Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Presbyterian Org Says Agenda of Group Within Church is 'End of the Jewish State of Israel' - Algemeiner
The battle over Israel within the Presbyterian church turned a corner on Thursday, when a pro-Israel faction, called Presbyterians for Middle East Peace, said it would fight the church agenda, as described in its 'Zionism Unsettled' monograph. The document on Zionism, praised this week by former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke and Iranian media, was described by PFMEP as seeking the "end of the Jewish State of Israel."
Settlement freeze 'unacceptable,' right-wing MKs warn PM - Times of Israel
The specter of a West Bank settlement freeze is raising serious concerns among prominent Knesset members on the right, several of whom warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday that halting construction in any Jewish town or city beyond the Green Line would be "totally and utterly unacceptable."
Abbas aide: No deal that doesn't represent Palestinian positions - Ynet News
Nabil Abu Rudeineh, spokesperson for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, said that "the Palestinians will not sign a framework agreement or a final agreement that do not represent the Palestinian positions." The core principles that Abbas deems non-negotiable are: East Jerusalem as the capital of a future Palestinian state, a state established on the 1967 borders, and that Israel will not be recognized as a Jewish State.
John Kerry tells Israeli TV he is 'determined' to get Israeli-Palestinian peace deal done - Fox News
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says he remains "committed" and "determined" to reaching a peace accord between Israelis and Palestinians.
Hamas Tests Missiles Against Israel - Washington Free Beacon
Hamas has tested anti-aircraft missiles against Israel, Al-Monitor reports. Israel said in 2012 that 10 shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles had targeted its warplanes, marking an enhancement of Hamas' military capabilities.
Inside the United States
Widespread Severe Weather Threatens 60 Million Thursday, Friday - AccuWeather
More than 35 million people in the Central states and 25 million along the Atlantic coast will be at risk for severe weather later this week.
"Star Wars" on the seas: U.S. Navy to deploy laser for 1st time - CBS News
Some of the Navy's futuristic weapons sound like something out of "Star Wars," with lasers designed to shoot down aerial drones and electric guns that fire projectiles at hypersonic speeds. That future is now.
The FCC Wades Into the Newsroom - Wall Street Journal
News organizations often disagree about what Americans need to know. MSNBC, for example, apparently believes that traffic in Fort Lee, N.J., is the crisis of our time. Fox News, on the other hand, chooses to cover the September 2012 attacks on the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi more heavily than other networks. The American people, for their part, disagree about what they want to watch. But everyone should agree on this: The government has no place pressuring media organizations into covering certain stories.
Feeling pressure from the left, Obama backs off of Social Security cuts in budget - Washington Times
Bowing to pressure from its left flank, the White House revealed Thursday that it won't again propose Social Security cuts when President Obama releases his budget early next month, saying Republicans squandered chances for a deal last year.
Gov't Report: Food Stamps Participation at Historic High, Even as Unemployment Rate Falls - The Weekly Standard
A recently released Department of Agriculture (USDA) report on the "Food Assistance Landscape" for the fiscal year 2013 shows that for the second year in a row, participation in the federal government's SNAP (food stamps) program has increased despite a corresponding drop in the unemployment rate, bucking the historical trend.
Signature Gathering Can Begin for Six-Way Split of California - Fox News
The Secretary of State says backers of an initiative to divide California into six states can start gathering signatures to put it on the ballot.
Arizona 'religious freedom' bill angers gay rights supporters - CS Monitor
The Arizona Legislature gave final approval Thursday evening to legislation that allows business owners asserting their religious beliefs to refuse service to gays, drawing backlash from Democrats who called the proposal "state-sanctioned discrimination" and an embarrassment.
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text: Posted March 29, 2013 :) Couldn't make, listened to second half sounded dreadful from both teams, but Callum Phillips being the match winner with two trys. Sounded liked Olstrum and Acton had very good games as well. Pity we gave them a bonus point wonder if they are still so against bonus points now on deluded fans. Well done Town. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites

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A recently-discovered piece of malware dubbed "Flame" appears to be a highly sophisticated espionage toolkit that is currently making its way around targeted systems. The malware goes to work by spying on infected systems and capturing a large amount of information. To date, infections are concentrated in Iran and other countries in the Middle East and North Africa. Flame has capabilities to exfiltrate all types of data including documents stored on host machines, record keystrokes, take screenshots and even activate microphones and listen in on conversations. It appears that this is another state-sponsored infection such as Stuxnet or Duqu. However, Flame does not appear to have the same author.
What's particularly disconcerting from a security standpoint is that Flame went undetected for nearly two years. We wrote about targeted malware attacks in AppRiver's 2012 Prediction Report and discussed the high probability that if in the wrong hands, targeted malware could become weaponized:
Targeted Malware – Stuxnet and Duqu raised more than a few eyebrows as they may have done more than unwillingly steal the top of the headlines this past year. These incredibly complex pieces of malware made their way to specific targets with incredible swiftness and accuracy. There's no doubt that this type of attack whether it be government sponsored or otherwise will remain at least as prevalent if not more so in 2012. The Flame toolkit also shows evidence of state sponsorship though it had different authors and a less focused goal. It's highly complex code gives analysts a strong feeling that this is no ordinary malware, but instead something that was meant to gather as much information as possible from its intended targets. It is obvious now that cyberspace has been weaponized and we will continue to see attacks of this fashion as long as they remain effective.
Stuxnet, Duqu and Flame are great examples of an era in which we now live in where cyber-war and cyber-espionage are becoming more mainstream and successfully exploiting infected systems. And unfortunately, we can expect to see more of these types of threats grow in sophistication and regularity in the years to come.
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Sutter Health Pioneers Processes to Reduce Medical Waste, Receives National Recognition
SACRAMENTO, Calif., May 1, 2003 - For its efforts to reduce waste, eliminate mercury and prevent pollution across its not-for-profit network of community-based hospitals and physician organizations, Sutter Health has received the 2003 Champion for Change Award from the Hospitals for a Healthy Environment (H2E) program. H2E -- a partnership of the US Environmental Protection Agency, the American Hospital Association, the American Nurses Association and Health Care Without Harm -- recognizes Sutter Health for initiating innovative environmental programs that help make health care delivery even safer for patients, employees and the community.
"Sutter is helping change the culture of its industry by developing new ways to combat pollution from health care products and practices," said Laura Brannen, director of the H2E program.
Sutter Health was the first health provider network to participate with the California Department of Health Services to implement the Healthcare Pollution Prevention Program (HP3). Results of the partnership include an environmental training program for hazardous materials coordinators, completion of mercury assessments by all Sutter facilities, development of mercury reduction action plans, implementation of a mercury-free purchasing policy, and introduction of the Microfiber mop system that uses less chemicals.
"Hospitals across our network deserve high praise for successfully removing from use 56 percent of traditional medical products that contain mercury," said Sutter Health Senior Vice President and Chief Risk Officer Michael Evans. "Our hazardous materials coordinators are helping make patient care even safer and healthier, and they're leading the way for other health care providers to do the same."
Evans explained that Sutter-affiliated facilities are striving to be "mercury free" by 2005. "Mercury free" would define those facilities that fully replace thermometers and other products that traditionally use mercury with modern substitutes that don't contain mercury. Traditional products could become a health hazard if they break; the new products are safer alternatives.
Nine Sutter affiliates received H2E Making Mercury Free and/or Partner Recognition Awards, including Alta Bates Summit Medical Center, Mills Peninsula Health Services, Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital, Sutter Davis Hospital, Sutter Lakeside Hospital, Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento, Sutter Medical Center of Santa Rosa, Sutter Roseville Medical Center and Sutter Warrack Hospital.
Sutter Health is one of the nation's leading not-for-profit networks of community-based health care providers, delivering high-quality care in more than 100 Northern California communities. It is also the regional leader in infant deliveries, neonatology, orthopedics, pediatrics and cancer care services. Sutter Health supports more than two dozen locally run acute care hospitals as well as physician organizations; medical research facilities; regionwide home health, hospice and occupational health networks; and long-term care centers.
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Christian Music Today
Ministry beyond music
In today's entertainment-crazed society, big-time live concerts are usually about nothing more than just a good old rockin', rollin' time. And while there is certainly nothing wrong with enjoying the thrill of a top professional music performance (assuming the content is not spiritually damaging), we at Spirit West Coast want you to know that our events are intended to go way beyond an entertaining, good time.
Spirit West Coast is the name given to our two big events, but the non-profit ministry behind it all is Christian Music Today! (or CMT, for short). Our first statement of purpose is "to present the Gospel of Jesus Christ". There may be no greater life purpose for any of us, and it's an especially true motivation for the almost 2,000 volunteers who commit time and resources to the CMT organization and SWC ministry cause.
Literally thousands have been spiritually changed by the ministry of Spirit West Coast. Not only have several thousands made serious life-changing spiritual commitments on-site at the festivals, but thousands more children have been impacted forever because they became sponsored children through Compassion International. When a newly-sponsored little girl or boy is exposed to the salvation story of Jesus, more often than not that youngster grows up to be a redeemed Christian parent and the circle of spiritual influence continues on to their children.
We encourage you to think of Christian Music Today! and these festival events as dynamic and unique ministry opportunities. As the Christian Music Today! name implies, we believe in Christian music as a ministry force for the Gospel. The impact of Spirit West Coast goes way beyond music, and our on-going prayer is that the ministry of the Holy Spirit that begins at the festivals will continue on in the lives of us all, long after the last note has sounded.
- The CMT Leadership Team


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by Gillian Roberts, Medill News Service
Washington (UPI) Oct 4, 2012
If it were decided by polls -- 2012 might be called the year of the woman voter.
Pollsters, the campaigns and the media seem to be fixating on the question of what women think this election season.
In the last three months, the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute released 24 polls and, of those, three were issued with headlines about the female voter bloc. No other gender, racial or ethnic group was called out in a headline.
The most recent poll released Tuesday had an accompanying news release headlined: "Women give Obama an edge over Romney, Quinnipiac University poll finds likely voters pick President to win debate 2-1."
One Democratic pollster says that focus isn't surprising.
"Women's issues have featured more prominently this campaign than any other in recent history, so there's more interest than ever in the intersection of women's issues and the women's vote," said Celinda Lake, president of Lake Research, a Democratic polling and strategy company.
Another expert, though, sees a problem with grouping all women together when it comes to voting.
"We need to get away from thinking of women as a whole voting bloc, there are many different breakdowns within how women vote that make them different," said Kathleen Dolan, author of "Voting for Women: How the Public Evaluates Women Candidates," and political science professor at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Dolan says the media have a lot to do with the misconception.
"I think the media focuses on women probably because it's easy for them and for consumers to digest," she continued. "But there are other breakdowns that should be focused on too - religiosity, race, marriage, suburban versus urban and so on."
Lake defends looking at the women's vote because they will likely decide the election.
"It was evident to Democrats in 2010 when they lost women voters for the first time in 47 years," she said.
Lake said there were 11 million unmarried women voters who turned out to vote in 2008 but not in 2010 and 6.6 million young women who turned out in 2008 who didn't in 2010, a non-presidential election year.
Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, said that while the gender gap is important, it's misunderstood.
"It's really about the marriage and gender gap," he emphasized. "Single women are largely for the president, while married women are marginally for Romney. Single men are marginally for Obama, married men are overwhelmingly for Romney," he said.
Lake says where the women's vote might matter the most is in local elections for the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate.
"I think we'll see a record amount of direct mail from the campaigns after the debates," she said. "They'll be looking to reach younger and unmarried women and then the final swing will be at independent women."
However it's analyzed, Lake says it will still come down to one thing: turnout.
"It's just a question of what margin and how many will turn out," she said. "I think they'll determine who controls the Senate, and this presidential election."
"Their turnout can't be taken for granted, it's proven year after year," Lake said.
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NFL owners voted Tuesday to make Arizona the site of Super Bowl XLIX in 2015.
The vote came down to Arizona and Tampa Bay.
Arizona last hosted the Super Bowl in 2008 when the Giants upset the Patriots 17-14 in Super Bowl XLII. Tampa Bay last hosted Super Bowl XLIII in 2009 when the Steelers defeated the Cardinals 27-23 on Feb. 1. South Florida has held the most Super Bowls at 10.
The Tampa Super Bowl committee bought a billboard in Houston, asking owners to bring the Super Bowl back to Florida.
Arizona won by simple majority after the second ballot. To win on the first ballot, a region needed 75% of owners to sign off.
The Arizona Super Bowl committee found in a study presented to the owners that Super Bowl XLII generated $500 million in commerce for the region. University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., also hosted the last BCS national championship game on Jan. 10.
"We're delighted that the NFL has chosen Arizona," said Arizona Cardinals president Michael Bidwell. "I think it's going to be a great economic impact this time around in 2015 to give our community something to really rally around over the next couple of years as we go through these economic times."
Super Bowl XLVI will be held in Indianapolis on Feb. 5, followed by New Orleans and East Rutherford, N.J., site of the first outdoor Super Bowl in a cold-weather city. The NFL announced Tuesday that Super Bowl XLVIII at the New Jersey Meadowlands will be held on Feb. 2, 2014, Groundhog's Day.
Nate Davis is a reporter, blogger and editor who's been at USA TODAY since 2000. He has covered the NFL since 2005. No, he did not play quarterback for Ball State. Davis' succession of our esteemed colleague Sean Leahy at The Huddle is considered a Brady-for-Bledsoe swap by most "insiders."More about Nate


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A man from Walthamstow has been arrested in connection with a stabbing on Thursday night.
A 20-year-old man was attacked in Higham Hill Road, at the junction with Gloucester Road.
Police have confirmed he suffered a single stab wound to his lower back as he walked from work at around 11pm.
The man was stabbed just yards from his place of work at the Co-Operative food store in Higham Hil Road.
Emergency services including London's Air Ambulance (LAA) arrived at the scene and he was taken to an east London hospital as a priority, with a doctor on board from the LAA.
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Police arrested a 42-year-old man from the Walthamstow area on suspicion of grievous bodily harm the same day.


text: Marco: (on how he got started acting) It was something I've always wanted to, even since elementary school, and something I began pursuing in junior high and high school. And when I went to UCLA I majored in theater, and by my sophmore year I was pursuing agents, and got one, and got my first job in Knots Landing. And that turned into a recurring role, and it's pretty much been a roller coaster ride since then. Many ups and downs.


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Peer review is one of the oldest and most respected instruments of quality control in science and it is at the heart of academic publishing. However, while publishing has evolved and adapted to the digital era, peer review remains stuck in its traditional format. The traditional model of peer review relies on undisclosed reviews in which the whole process remains hidden from the scientific community. Despite its importance, the current system lacks sufficient quality and transparency, and has been repeatedly criticized as prone to bias or even fraud. In addition, the traditional peer review process opposes the desired open collaboration for the benefit of science and society.
In view of the fundamental role of peer review in the publication of research and the growth of scientific knowledge, it is essential to develop innovative ways to improve the process. Changes to the system are necessary and the open access movement provides a context to radically reform scientific publishing. During the last decade, open access journals have altered the scientific publishing landscape, making it cheaper and easier for researchers to access published articles. Nowadays, it is high quality open access journals that are leading the development of new approaches to peer review.
As an advocate of transparency in the peer review process, during the last months I have been working with MDPI to implant a new system of open peer review, under which the peer-review reports and authors' responses are published as an integral part of the final version of each article. This new model of publishing associated with the open access platform of MDPI result in one of the most transparent, unbiased, democratic and reliable assessment of research currently available. The move towards an open peer-review policy gives credit where it is due, but moreover provides valuable information to those reading the article, sharing the reviewers' critiques of the manuscript and presenting all the necessary information for them to make an objective evaluation for themselves. Furthermore, the available information also benefits young students and scientists who can learn about the reviewing process of a manuscript, which will in turn help them to prepare high quality papers.
Open review is an established part of the evaluation process for some prominent open access journals such as the BMC-series medical journals, EMBO journals and eLife. Now,
This transparent process will help to eradicate potential flaws associated with the traditional peer review route. As a result of this unique system, all reviewers will get their due recognition and respect once their names are published with the papers. If reviewers do not want to reveal their identities, we will honour that request and the reviewer's report will be published "anonymously". In an initial test phase, authors submitting manuscripts to
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What is TEDx?
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TED has created a program called TEDx. TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. Our event is called TEDxCentralWyomingCollege, where x = independently organized TED event. At our TEDxCentralWyomingCollege event, TEDTalks video and live speakers will combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events, including ours, are self-organized.
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Lisa Smith-Batchen - is a world reknown elite ultra runner, ironman competitor and adventure racer. Lisa is a woman of many "firsts". She is the first American to win the Marathon des Sables stage-race through the Moroccan desert and has twice won the Badwater Ultramarathon, which is considered one of the toughest races in the world. She is also the first and only person to ever have run 50 miles a day in 50 states in the USA in 62 days and just this July became the first women to run 584 miles through Death Valley in 14 days.
Lisa is also a proven coach and motivator whose knowledge of health, fitness and nutrition has helped hundreds of individuals achieve their specific goals.
Talk Title: "Change Your Passion into Purpose"
Mike Gualdoni- Born and raised in the St. Louis area, Gualdoni has spent much of his life behind the lens of a camera. With award-winning films, a powerful documentary covering extreme poverty in America, and a strong presence in the Midwestern freelance market under his belt, he has since chosen a simpler life in Wyoming working for the local PBS outfit. There, he hopes to use his talents, educate, inform and entertain people.
Talk Title: "Adapting to the Digital Age of Communication"
Paul Skog - Paul was born and raised in Omaha, NE, and recieved his Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Nebraska. In 1983 he and his wife moved to Evanston, Wyoming to live in the mountains. He worked as a Deputy County Attorney. In 1990, Paul left government work and opened a private practice. He enjoys downhill skiing, working on motor vehicles and driving convertables.
Talk Title: "Putting Ideas Into Action"
Jeremy Nielson - Jeremy earned his Master's degree in Film from The University of Utah and began working in the state's film industry teaching courses at a juvenile detention center. He later worked for a non-profit organization that worked with under-served youth through film education, where he discovered his love of teaching. He has worked as a cinematographer, director of photography, editor, and musical composer. Jeremy co-produced an award-winning film Twice Today, and his most recent film, Darkroom is now available on DVD. He is currently a professor at Central Wyoming College.
Talk Title: "Cast of 1,000, All of Them are Dudes"
Nate Storey has been designing and operating equipment for aquaponic and hydroponic applications for almost a decade. He completed his PhD work at the University of Wyoming researching vertical aquaponic production methods, and currently serves as the CEO at Bright Agrotech, a company that leads the industry in aquaponic and vertical farming equipment. Nate lives in Laramie with his wife Heather and daughter Charlotte.
Talk Title: "What Building Simple Things has Taught Me"
Richard Hawley is a 4th generation Wyoming farmer. His family farm, RH Farms grows traditional crops in Powell, WY such as barley, oats, sugar beets, pinto beans, but has branched out into shrimp, tilapia and specialized fruits and vegetables in Midwest, Wy. Richard and his wife Beth are the parents of 2 adopted foster kids (and have fostered 40 or 50 foster kids over the years). They have been featured on shows like 20/20 and The Katie Couric Show, have published a children's picture book and currently own four businesses in Wyoming. Richard attended college for computer programing and went back to college later in life for a business degree.
Talk Title: "You are Growing What? Where?"
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About TEDx, x = independently organized event
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized. (Subject to certain rules and regulations.)
About TED
TED is a nonprofit organization devoted to Ideas Worth Spreading. Started as a conference in California 26 years ago, TED has grown to support those world-changing ideas with many initiatives.
At a TED conference, the world's leading thinkers and doers are asked to give the talk of their lives in 18 minutes or less. TED speakers have included Roger Ebert, Sheryl Sandberg, Bill Gates, Elizabeth Gilbert, Benoit Mandelbrot, Philippe Starck, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Brian Greene, Isabel Allende and former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Three major TED events are held each year: The TED Conference takes place every spring in Vancouver, Canada, simultaneous with TEDActive, in Whistler, BC; and the TEDGlobal Conference takes place each summer in Edinburgh, Scotland.
On TED.com, talks from TED conferences are shared with the world for free as TED Talks videos. A new TED Talk is posted every weekday. Through the Open Translation Project, TED Talks are subtitled by volunteers worldwide into more than 90 languages. Through our distribution networks, TED Talks are shared on TV, radio, Netflix and many websites.
The TEDx initiative grants free licenses to people around the world to organize TED-style events in their communities with TED Talks and live speakers. More than 5,000 TEDx events have been held, and selected talks from these events are also turned into TED Talks videos.
The annual TED Prize grants $1 million to an exceptional individual with a wish to change the world. The TED Fellows program helps world-changing innovators from around the globe to become part of the TED community and, with its help, amplify the impact of their remarkable projects and activities. TED-Ed creates short video lessons by pairing master teachers with animators, for use in classroom instruction or independent learning.
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Ashlee Lundvall - As a teenager, Ashlee Lundvall enjoyed horseback riding, hiking, playing softball and the other activities of a nature lover. One day, while helping feed cattle, she fell from a hayloft, landing on the handle of the pitchfork she had been using, and doing irreparable damage to her T-12 vertebrae which caused permanent paralysis.
Her determination got her through graduate school. She married and became a mother and found a door to the outdoors that she had always loved.
Learning to make adaptations and innovate, she is now an avid kayaker, four-wheeler, camper and huntress, and in July 2013, she won the title of Ms. Wheelchair USA. Ashlee is a unique combination of wife, mother, teacher and huntress.
Snowboarder - Uganda "Far From Home" Phil Hessler is the film producer of this gripping exploration into the life of a young man from Uganda. Brolin Mawejje seized an opportunity to come to America at the age of 12. He witnessed first hand the struggles and tragedies he faced in his early years in America, and five years ago moved to Jackson Hole with the Hessler family. Nearly a decade later, he finds himself in Salt Lake City, Utah; studying toward a doctorate in Neuro-Oncology at Westminster College and training to represent Uganda in the 2018 Winter Olympics.
Maxwell Wessel received an MBA from Harvard Business School and is currently a Fellow at the school's Forum for Growth and Innovation. Max regularly writes on innovation and entrepreneurship for the Harvard Business Review, Bloomberg Business Week, and Business Insider. He is also co-authoring a book on product design, innovation, and new product marketing with Clayton M. Christensen, author of The Innovator's Dilemma, and Scott D. Anthony, author of The Little Black Book of Innovation.
Max serves as an advisor to various venture backed start-ups in the consumer internet and clean-tech industries. Additionally, he previously founded a consumer internet company that automated the performance booking process for independent musicians and venue owners.
John Kanengieter A background on extended mountaineering expeditions gives him valuable experience that he now uses in his work. A teacher at heart, John is a principle trainer contracted by NASA to work with International Space Station astronauts in the dynamics of teamwork and leadership on extended space expeditions. He has developed leadership programs for the US Naval Academy, Fortune 50 corporations, government, and individuals in a slew of different industries.
He is a keynote speaker, consultant, coach and trusted confidant. His work with leaders is augmented by his expertise gained from 25 years in the field of leadership development and experiential education. His practice includes clients as individuals, teams, and large organizations with an emphasis on building a system of strong teams focused and aligned on clear strategies.
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Saudi Arabia will not respond to any pressure to withdraw its jet fighters from Tabuk military base in the north west of the kingdom, Assistant Minister of Defense and Aviation Prince Khaled Bin Sultan was quoted as saying on Thursday.
Interviewed by the Saudi Ukaz newspaper, Prince Khaled denied what was reported by Israel's Army Radio that the US pressured Saudi Arabia to withdraw F-16 Saudi jets deployed at Tabuk air base, near the southern Israeli city of Eilat.
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|The Saatchi Gallery has been in County Hall London SE1 for the last two and a half years. Following a legal ruling regarding the Gallery's right to conduct promotions with newspapers offering readers 2 for 1 tickets, we are closing the Gallery at County Hall and concentrating our efforts in preparing our new building.
Despite a number of difficulties at County Hall the Gallery attracted high visitor numbers and over 1,000 schools organized visits to the Gallery.
The Duke of York's Building offers an ideal environment to view contemporary art, with very large well-proportioned rooms and high ceilings. The Gallery will occupy the entire 50,000 sq ft building giving the gallery scope for a book shop, educational facilities and a café/bar. It is ideally located in a central London location on Kings Road, Chelsea.
Our departure from County Hall means that Triumph of Painting Parts Three, Four and Five will be on hold until the new Gallery opens in about a years time. They will be seen together as the Gallery's opening exhibition.
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In the end, the 20-plus letters of support from former champions and current team members didn't matter. Neither did his multiple Olympic accomplishments, including the silver medal won by the Canadian men's eight crew at Eton Dorney this summer.
With a simple statement on its website, Rowing Canada announced Mike Spracklen, the 75-year-old, larger-than-life British rowing coach, would not be back for the coming season, which means he will not be leading the men's eights in preparations for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics. Technically, Spracklen was told his contract was not being renewed. Realistically, it was a convenient opportunity for Rowing Canada to part ways with a coach whose old-school tactics and demanding nature had been called into question.
At the heart of the matter was the insistence by pairs' rowers David Calder and Scott Frandsen that Spracklen pushes his athletes to the brink of tolerance and that he had created a "culture of fear" with "destructive tactics." Calder and Frandsen, who applauded Spracklen's departure on a CBC.ca blog, had worked with Spracklen at the Elk Lake facility in Victoria before opting for a different coach, Terry Paul.
Ironically, Calder and Frandsen won a silver medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympics having spent part of their training with Spracklen. This past summer at the London Olympics, Calder and Frandsen finished last in their final and were at a loss to explain why.
"Calder and Frandsen felt they weren't getting a fair shake in Mike's program," said Brian Price, the men's eight coxswain and a gold and silver Olympic medalist. "They didn't want to train with him and they didn't want anyone else to be coached by Mike. They chose to try and take down the Victoria centre. It caused a humongous rift. Mike was pictured as a divisive character when he's probably the greatest team builder in this country."
Other members of the men's eight were keen to defend Spracklen. They, along with Olympic champion Silken Laumann, penned and voiced their support knowing Spracklen's contract was soon to expire. What irked them was how he was allowed to walk away despite fashioning one of the most successful records in rowing history.
"When I heard the news, I just started to cry; letting Mike go feels so wrong," Laumann said in a statement. "This time, the good guy really did lose."
"It's pretty disappointing," said Andrew Byrnes, a gold and silver Olympic medalist in the eight. "I really think Rowing Canada is making a bad decision. The majority of the guys at the men's centre (in Victoria) have the utmost respect for Mike. Someone has to say it's not a tidal wave (of ill will)." As for Calder and Frandsen, Byrnes said, "They turned on him very quickly."
Spracklen was asked about his status soon after the Olympic rowing competition ended in Eton Dorney, where Canada won just two medals, the other silver coming in the women's eights. Asked why he hadn't been offered a new contract, he said of his Rowing Canada bosses: "They're scheming." Contacted at his Victoria home late last month, Spracklen said there was nothing new and declined to make any comment. "Enough has been said," he remarked.
On Tuesday, it was left to the men's eight to underline just how much Spracklen meant to each of them, in good times and bad.
"Rowing Canada said it wants to win more medals, and they're letting go of the guy who delivered half their medals?" asked Conlin McCabe, a member of the London crew. "It's a shame. At the end of the day, Mike wanted us to win. He shared our dreams and goals."
"There were 25 letters sent (to Rowing Canada) within 24 hours," Price added. "They all said, 'Yes, he was very hard. Yes, at points I wanted to quit. But I'm a better person because of it.' Apparently we were all wrong. I'm pretty shocked, saddened and devastated by this. He basically forced and willed us to keep training. He was the driving force of that silver medal."
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NDAC Consultants:
Eric Brass, M.D., Ph.D.
Chair, Dept. of Medicine
Harbor-UCLA Medical Center
1000 West Carson Street
Torrance, CA 90509
Ralph D'Agostino, Ph.D.
Department of Mathematics
Boston University
111 Cummington Street
Boston, MA 02215
Richard Neill, M.D.
Dept. of Family Practice and Community Medicine
39th and Market St./615 Mutch Building
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Barry Rumack, M.D. (Non-voting)
Univ. of Colorado Health Science Center
33 Silver Fox Circle
Greenwood Village, CO 80121
H. James Williams, M.D. (Only attending on Sept 20)
Department of Internal Medicine
Division of Rheumatology
University of Utah School of Medicine
50 North Medical Drive
Salt Lake City, UT 84132
John Cush, M.D.
Chief of Rheumatology and Clinical Immunology
Presbyterian Hospital
8200 Walnut Hill Lane
Dallas, TX 75231-4496
Janet Elashoff, Ph.D.
Director, Division of Biostatics
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
8700 Beverly Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90048
Nathaniel Katz, M.D.
212 Winding Brook Road
New Rochelle, NY 10804
Paul B Watkins, M.D. (GI SGE)
Univ. of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
Jeffrey Kopp, M.D.
National Institutes of Health
Building 10/3N116
31 Center Drive
Bethesda, MD 20892-1268
Laine, Loren, M.D.
Professor of Medicine
Gastrointestinal & Liver Disease Division
LAC 12-137, Department of Medicine
University of Southern California School of Medicine
2025 Zonal Avenue
Los Angeles, California 90033
Byron Cryer, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine
Division of Gastroenterology
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
4500 S. Lancaster Road (111B1)
Dallas, TX 75216
Risk Committee/Epidemiologists
Ruth S. Day, Ph.D.
Duke University
Durham, NC 27708-0085
Michael R. Cohen, RPh, MS, DSc
Institute for Safe Medication Practices
1800 Byberry Rd, Suite 810
Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006
Stephanie Y. Crawford, Ph.D.
College of Pharmacy, University of Illinois at Chicago
833 S. Wood Street, M/C 871, 258
Chicago, IL 60612
Curt Daniel Furberg, M.D., Ph.D. (Only attending on Sept 19)
Department of Public Health Sciences
Wake Forest University
Medical Center Boulevard, MRI Building
Winston-Salem, NC 27157-1063
Guest Speaker Consultant for Sept 20,2002 (Non-voting)
Marie R. Griffin, M.D. MPH
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Department of Preventive Medicine A1124 MCN
Nashville, TN 37232
Industry representative and Guest (Non-voting)
Michael C. Alfano, D.M.D., Ph.D.,
Dean NYU College of Dentistry
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Port films do not provide diagnostic information, so radiation therapists cannot learn about your progress from these films. However, port films are important to help the therapists maintain precision in your treatment.
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Australia has rebuffed calls to bail Nauru out of its worst financial crisis, but pledged not to desert the tiny Pacific Island nation and its 10,000 people.
With receivers taking control of the nation's assets, including Nauru House in Melbourne's Collins Street, Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said Australian officials must examine the nation's books before additional help could be considered.
In talks with Nauru President Rene Harris in Melbourne yesterday, Mr Downer insisted that financial officials and a senior police officer be granted powers and immunity to investigate Nauru's financial problems.
The dispatch of the public servants was provisionally agreed to in a February deal to continue hosting an asylum seeker detention camp in return for $22 million in aid.
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It's one thing if a coach -- cough, Ohio State's Urban Meyer -- decides to avoid calling a rival its name.
Meyer has begun referring to Michigan as 'That team up North.' Michigan coach Brady Hoke won't call Ohio State its full name; he calls 'em "Ohio."
But what about an ESPN college basketball analyst? Is it OK if he refuses to call a team by its name?
On Saturday, former Indiana coach and ESPN analyst Bob Knight refused to say 'Kentucky' on air. When asked about which No. 1 seed should be on upset alert, Knight referred to the Wildcats as the "team from the SEC," according to tweets from The Courier-Journal's Kentucky beat writer, Kyle Tucker, and Kentucky Sports Radio's Matt Jones.
ESPN's Rick Reilly tweeted his annoyance with Knight:
What happens to Bob Knight if he says the word "Kentucky"? Does his lower jaw fall off? Snakes spring from his hair? My God, does he smile?
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This week, Scotty's delves into how William Nylander is shooting for an AHL record as a teenager, but trying to find the balance of being a complete player, as per the Maple Leafs' plans for him. The people of Macon have taken to the Mayhem, but now it's about finding the system that will pull them out of the SPHL cellar. The 2017 ECHL All-Star is set to be announced, but Scotty ponders if the fans of this area will warm up to the league in time for this event. Those stories plus the weekly awards and We Hardly Knew Ye.


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Fiat's little 500 hit the streets of America earlier this year, and the cute compact is already getting lots of buzz. With stylish looks, good fuel economy and a price around $20,000 or less, many people have already embraced it judging from the number of cars I've seen on the road.
Now, Fiat has upped the cuteness factor with the addition of the 500c, or Cabrio. Utilizing a folding center section, the push of a button slides the top back to let the sun and wind into the car. (You can even raise or lower it at speeds up to 65 miles per hour.)
It's not a true convertible, as the sides of the roof are still solid metal and remain in place, but there are a couple of advantages to this. First, the folded top is smaller and less complex and therefore doesn't take up trunk space.
Secondly, the roof surround serves to keep the body stiff and solid. Taking the entire roof off a car typically means that the body is more likely to flex. Auto makers will usually add structural braces to the floor to help in that regard, but even some of the best convertibles jiggle a little when you go over severe bumps.
The simpler, less costly mechanism works well in the Fiat. When the roof's open you don't much notice the roof sides still being there, as so much of the car is transformed into an open vehicle. You get lots of wind in the hair and rays shining down.
A little bit of the 500 coupe's utility has been lost, since there's no longer a hatch and cargo area. Still, the Cabrio's trunk is just roomy enough for a weekend's worth of luggage for two people.
And two people are really all this car is made for. Yes, there's a back seat, but aside from small children or really small adults, I can't image anyone riding back there comfortably, especially if tall people are in the front seats. (And yes, tall people fit just fine in those.)
My test of the 500 Cabrio also gave me a chance to sample Fiat's automatic transmission. When I drove the regular 500 several months ago, it had the standard 5-speed manual gearbox. This 6-speed auto works very well, with no feelings of sluggishness from an engine that makes just a bit over 100 horsepower.
The other surprising thing about the Fiat in general is how smoothly it rides. Many would assume that a car this small would feel choppy when going down the road, but that's not the case. The wheels are located at the far corners of the car, so the track and wheelbase are actually pretty good and contribute to a remarkably settled ride.
Handling is still very crisp, however. The 500 zips around corners with no drama, and has one of the tightest turning radiuses of any new car you can buy. I was able to easily u-turn on residential streets.
You'll pay more for a 500 Cabrio than you will for the 500 coupe, obviously. While the latter offers three trim levels, the Cabrio give you a choice of just two. Base is called "Pop" and carries most of the basics for $19,500. The higher-end trim is the "Lounge" and includes the automatic transmission among other little niceties. For that model, base price is $23,500. The example I tested had heated leather seats and came in at just over $25,000.
California is certainly convertible country, and we tend to have the highest gas prices in the continental United States. Add in sometimes tight parking situations plus our desire for style and flair in our rides, and the Fiat 500 Cabrio should be a winner here.
I'll see you down the road.
Dave Kunz is the automotive reporter at KABC-TV Channel 7 and can be heard on "The Car Show" Saturdays at 8 a.m. on KPFK, 90.7 FM. E-mail Dave at TVCarz @ pacbell.net Twitter: @dave_kunz


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SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) - Arnold Louis had his fourth straight double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds off the bench as Savannah State held off Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 55-49 Monday night for the Tigers' sixth straight victory.
Savannah State (14-10) led 12-4 en route to a 24-15 halftime advantage.
Led by Myron Dempsey with 14 points and 11 rebounds, the Islanders (4-19) tied the game three times, the last at 33-33 with 9:59 remaining. The Tigers then used an 11-3 run to pull away.
Savannah State shot better in the first half, 30.8 percent (8 of 26) to 21.7 percent (5 of 23), but Texas A&M CC had the second-half advantage, 45.2 percent (14 of 31) to 37.5 percent (9 of 24).
Rashad Hassan and Joshua Montgomery added 10 points each for the Tigers, who made 16 of 25 free throws compared to 5 of 15 for the Islanders, who have lost four straight.


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A driver has been cited for causing a crash Wednesday morning on Interstate 80 involving two semitrailers, police said.
The Scott County Sheriff's Office responded to the crash at 7:55 a.m. in the westbound lanes at the 289 mile marker.
One semitrailer was hauling milk and the other was hauling toys, police said. No injuries were reported in the crash.
A semitrailer driven by 48-year-old Kim Tomaszewski of Kearns, Utah, struck a tractor-trailer that was parked on the shoulder, police said. She was cited for improper lane usage.
The driver of the parked semitrailer, 34-year-old Aaron B. Given of Branchland, W.V., had stopped to check on a possible wheel problem and was awaiting a break in the traffic flow when the crash occurred, police said.
Due to the extent of the crash damage and debris, the interstate was reduced to one lane of traffic for about an hour-and-a-half.
Also responding to the crash were the Walcott Police Department, Walcott Fire Department, Medic Ambulance and the Iowa Department of Transportation.
UPDATE at 9:44 A.M.: The accident has been cleared and all lanes have reopened.
From the Iowa Department of Transportation at 8:14 a.m.: The right westbound lane of Interstate 80, between county road Y40 and Interstate 280 near Davenport, is blocked because of an accident involving a semi trailer.


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EUROBASKET NEWS REPORT - 3/23/2008Copyright © 1997-2007 Eurobasket
Men News*****************************************************
|A Standings
Korisliiga, Round 42 (the last round of the regular season): YMCA Lappeenranta # 1 (regular season winner), Karhu (Kauhajoki) # 12 (to I-division).
It started on Oct 6 and now on March 22 it's over. YMCA Lappeenranta played only 22 games because taking part EuroCup games. The rest 11
Teams played 42 games. Tonight six games and no big upsets. Kauhajoki lost at home though vs Team Componenta, Karkkila 82-92. It means
that newcomer Kauhajoki goes back to I-division. Kauhajoki had back luck as having four American players and only two of them were able to play.
The two others were on injured list. Damon Williams (199-F-73, college: Colorado St.-Pueblo) (Pyrinto) was the leading scorer (23,1 ppg), Mark McCarroll (208-F/C-80, agency: CAA Sports, college: Pittsburgh) (Tarmo) had the most rbs (12,4 rpg) and Tyson Patterson (175-G-78, college: Appalachian St.) led the Top League is assists (5,2 apg). Play-off-games: 1 round: YMCA Lappeenranta vs Pyrinto (Tampere), Torpan Pojat (Helsinki) vs Tarmo (Porvoo), Kouvot (Kouvola) vs Korihait (Uusikaupunki),
Honka (Espoo) vs YMCA Lahti.
Pyrinto - Kouvot 69-79 (30-27) (Damon Williams 29/10, Damion Dantzler 15/11 - Corey Smith 27, Tuomas Iisalo 17).
YMCA Lahti - Tarmo 76-75 (44-32) (Davont Jackson 21, Tom Gustafsson 18 - Tony Bennett 18/9a, Mark McCarroll 17).
KTP - Korihait 92-75 (41-42) (Steve Smith 28/10, Jermaine Spivey 16 - Bojan Sarvevic 19, Glenn Stokes 12).
Kataja - ToPo 78-80 (38-48) (Sami Lehtoranta 24/10, Martti Kuisma 15 - Josh Gonner 20, Tyson Patterson 15/15a).
Kauhajoki - Team Componenta 82-92 (40-44) (Cedric McGowan 21, Eric Washington 17/12 - Chris Hester 30, Nigel Moore 27).
Honka - YMCA LPR 79-104 (37-52) (Petteri Koponen 21, Akeem Scott 20 - Pasi Riihela 33 (treys 8/8), Adrian Henning 19).
|Korisliiga Standings
|Korisliiga Stats Leaders
|Points Per Game
|1 Williams, Pyrinto 23,1
2 Henning, LrNMKY 22,3
3 Hester, TC 22,3
4 S.Smith, KTP 21,7
5 C.Smith, Kouvot 21,0
|Rebounds Per Game
|1 McCarroll, Tarmo 12,4
2 Wallery, TC 12,0
3 Dies, KTP 11,4
4 Williams, Pyrinto 11,0
5 Dantzler, Pyrinto 10,8
|Assists Per Game
|1 Patterson, ToPo 5,2
2 Virtanen, LrNMKY 4,5
3 Sten, LrNMKY 4,4
4 Hinnant, Kataja 4,4
5 Williams, Pyrinto 4,2
|A2 Standings
|A1 Standings
With victory it began her obligations in tournament Almpert Schweitzer in Mannheim of Germany . In the premiere, the team of Giorgos Vlasssopoulou, was overcame France with 56-51, having and the support of 100 Greek fellow's , that as they were always found near the Greek team.
The quarter's: 14-8, 11-16, 18-14, 13-13
Greece: Papantoniou 8, Roussis, Karathanasis, Dimitris Arapis (203-F-90, agency: FCM), Papanikolaou 8, Georgatos, Giankovits 5, Nikolaos Pappas (194-G-90, agency: FCM) 23, Kasselakis 13.
France: Hay, Sadiku, Albicy 7, Faye Djobo, Thibedore, Tanghe 14, Lang 17, Leonarnd 11, Ramassamy 2, Buval, Celerier.
The National Team faces tomorrow (23/3) Israel in 17:00.
In tournament participate 16 teams separated in four groups. [A]' Group: Turkey, Germany, Sweden, Holland. [B]' Group: Spain, Argentina, Croatia, New Zealand. [G]' Group: Russia, Italy, Australia, Canada. [D]' Group: USA, Greece, France, Israel.
The schedule of Almpert Schweitzer tournament is:
Saturday, March 22nd, 2008
MWS resounds at the Herzogenried
12:00: Spain - new Zealand 104:66
14:00: Argentina - Croatia 78:76
16:00: Turkey - Sweden 97:85
20:30: Germany - Netherlands 99:57
US of sport arena
12:30: Greece - France 56:51
14:30: Australia - Italy 85:63
16:30: Russia - Canada 48:74
20:00: The USA - Israel 83:61
Sunday, March 23rd, 2008
MWS resounds at the Herzogenried
14:00: New Zealand - Argentina
16:00: Netherlands - Turkey
18:00: Sweden - Germany
20:00: Croatia - Spain
US of sport arena
14:00: Canada - Australia
16:00: Israel - Greece
18:00: Italy - Russia
20:00: France - the USA
Monday, March 24th, 2008
MWS resounds at the Herzogenried
14:00: Sweden - Netherlands
16:00: Croatia - new Zealand
18:00: Spain - Argentina
20:00: Turkey - Germany
US of sport arena
14:00: Italy Canada
16:00: France - Israel
18:00: Russia - Australia
20:00: The USA - Greece
1st Group A, 1st Group C, 2nd Group A, 2nd Group C
1st Group B, 1st Group D, 2nd Group B, 2nd Group D
3rd Group A, 3rd Group C, 4th Group A, 4th Group C
3rd Group B, 3rd Group D, 4th Group B, 4th Group D
Wednesday, March 26th, 2008
MWS resounds at the Herzogenried
14:00: 3rd Group A - 4th Group C
16:00: 4th Group A - 3rd Group C
18:00: 1st Group A - 2nd Group C
20:00: 2nd Group A - 1st Group C
US of sport arena
14:00: 3rd Group B - 4th Group D
16:00: 4th Group B - 3rd Group D
18:00: 1st Group B - 2nd Group D
20:00: 2nd Group B - 1st Group D
Thursday, March 27th, 2008
MWS resounds at the Herzogenried
14:00: 4th Group C - 4th Group A
16:00: 3rd Group C - 3rd Group A
18:00: 2nd Group C - 2nd Group A
20:00: 1st Group C - 1st Group A
US of sport arena
14:00: 4th Group D - 4th Group B
16:00: 3rd Group D - 3rd Group B
18:00: 2nd Group D - 2nd Group B
20:00: 1st Group D - 1st Group B
Friday, March 28th, 2008
US of sport arena
09:00: 4th Group G - 4th Group H (Place 15)
11:00: 3rd Group G - 3rd Group H (Place 13)
14:00: 2nd Group G - 2nd Group H (Place 11)
16:00: 1st Group G - 1st Group H (Place 9)
18:00: 1st Group E - 2nd Group F (Semi final 1)
20:00: 1st Group F - 2nd Group E (Semi final 2)
Saturday, March 29th, 2008
US of sport arena
09:00: 4th Group E - 4th Group F (Place 7)
11:00: 3rd Group E - 3rd Group F (Place 5)
14:00: Loose Semi final 1 - loose Semi final 2 (Place 3)
16:00: Winner Semi final 1 - Winner Semi final 2 (finally)
Follow all the action on the official website of the Albert-Schweitzer-Tournament: http://www.ast-basketball.de
|Eredivisie Standings
Last night the home team of Szolnok could beat the guests from Pecs - who played without Williams, Lapov, Jovanovic, Wittmann and Hosszu - by 12 points and keep the chance to come into the best four after the regular season.
(23-12, 27-14, 12-14, 10-19)
Szolnok, Att.: 1800, Referees: Hartyani, Adam, Kiss
SZOLNOK: Thomas Kelley (188-G-76, agency: Avi Zilberman, college: Michigan St.) 15/3, Vernard Hollins (192-G-80, agency: Warren Sports, college: Wright St.) 18/3, Laszlo Cziczas (188-G-79) 14/9, Sabaliauskas 3/3, Gobi 6, Molnar 6/6, Ledoux 4, Cseh 2, Harazin 2, Szabo 2, Coach: Por Peter
PECS: Kutasi 8/6, Dragan Aleksic (196-G-70, agency: Beo Basket) 17/6, Denes 10/6, Toth N. 10, Czigler 6, Grebenar 8, Kovacs P. 2, Polya, Lepsenyi, Coach: Stojan Ivkovic
- Zain club failed to reach a deal with Tony Madison (190-G-71, agency: China-Hoop, college: New Orleans) to replace Antonio Wyche (193-F-77, college: Notre Dame) in the team but they found another one called John III Thomas (175-G-76, college: St.Francis,NY) to play with the team until the end of the season...
Thomas was chosen as one of the best imports previousley in Germany, England, Finland and Poland, He will have his 1st chance to play in the region...
- After the signature with Rob Anderson (196-G/F-79, college: George Mason), The american center Raphael Madera (208-C-82, agency: 011 Sports, college: Delaware) will be the new addition in the roster of Al Riyadi/Aramex....
Madera is a newly graduated player from Delawere University and will play overseas for the 1st time....
- The american experiecned center Torraye Braggs (203-F/C-76, college: Xavier) and Orthodox had finally agreed together to play until the end of the season adding to Leroy Davis (194-F-81, agency: ProSportsCareers, college: Georgia St.) who is confirmed as the 3rd import of the team....
Braggs is a 'full of experience' player who had a big career following his history in playing in NBA (3 seasons), Venezuela, Greece, Spain, Russia, China, Philippines, Latvia, South Korea and finally in Iran this season.......While Davis played before in Mexico, Venzuela and some leagues in the US...
|LBL Standings
|LBL Stats Leaders
|Points Per Game
|Ozols (Jurmala) 21.5
Kanbergs (VA) 19.8
Rudzitis (Bum.) 18.6
Berkis (Zemgale) 17.8
Delveris (Roja) 17.7
|Rebounds Per Game
|Stimac (Valmiera) 11.0
Ed.Eglitis (LU/Ridz.) 8.8
Licitis (Saldus) 8.5
Alexander (Bar.) 8.3
Neilands (Roja) 8.3,
|Assists Per Game
|Slesers (Livani) 7.3
Buskevics (ASK) 4.5
Olivero (Valmiera) 4.0
Tiss (Saldus) 4.0
Raiskums (Zem.) 3.9
|Steals Per Game
|Slesers (Livani) 3.3
Skele (Barons) 2.8
Millage (ASK) 2.7
|Blocks Per Game
|J.Rozitis (ASK/Jun.) 2.6
D.Rozitis (Cesis) 2.4
Rich (Liepaja) 2.4
|Stimac (Valmiera) 21.6
Kanbergs (VA) 21.0
Alexander (Bar.) 20.2
|NBA Standings
|KBL Standings
|LNA Standings
Beko All Star 2008 Match has been played today , March 22 , 2008 in Abdi Ipekci Arena. It was a great organization there.The most important event was the All Star Match , but there were also 3 point shoutout challenge and Powerade Dunk challenge. There were also several activities , such as the concert of turkish pop singer Yalin and Chigaco Bulls Girls. The activities started with 3 point shoutout challenge , then Powerade Dunk challenge and in the end was the All Star Match.
All Star Match
The All Star Match has been played between turkish and foreign players which play in the TBL. LIke all another All Star Matches which have been played , the foreign team won again. But this year was different then others because the turkish team was leading all the time until the foreign team made a 15-2 serie and change the score from 100-91 to 102-106 to win the match.It was a good chance for the turkish team to bring the first All Star Match victory, but the foreigns stop them again. The MVP of the match was scoring and rebound leader of the league, Quinton Quinton Hosley (198-G/F-84, college: Fresno St.) (198-G/F-84, college: Fresno St.) (198-G/F-84, college: Fresno St.) .In this match he scored 15 points and 8 rebounds , most of them in the last period to bring the victory.
Turkish Stars(102): Ender Arslan 15, Omer Onan 6, Haluk Yildirim 11, Kaya Peker 10, Huseyin Besok 4, Ermal Kurtoglu 13, Sinan Guler 8, Kerem Gonlum 8, Tutku Acik 6, Ersin Gorkem 10, Cuneyt Erden 0, Omer Asik 11
Foreign Stars(106): Khalid El-Amin 6, Will Solomon 13, Quinton Hosley 15, Preston Shumpert (198-G-79, college: Syracuse) 10, Kenny Adeleke 18, Sean Marshall 10, Ricardo Marsh 6, Lorenzo Gordon 11, Dee Brown 9, Andre Woolridge 0, Tomislav Ruzic 8
(31-26 , 59-61 , 89-89 , 102-106)
3Point Shoutout
In the 3 point shoutout challenge were parcipiating : Alper Saruhan from Oyak Renault , Eric Chatfield from Darussafaka , Preston Shumpert from Besiktas , Ogun Seving from Alpella and Omer Unver (204-F-81) from Casa TED. In the first round Alper Saruhan scored 15 points , Eric Chatfield 10 , Preston Shumpert 15 , Ogun Seving 8 and Omer Unver scored 19 points. So in the final 3 players were challenging. Preston Shumpert scored 15 points and Alper Saruhan 13 , while Omer Unver scored 18 points and became the winner.
Powerade Dunk Challenge , James White the flying man
The challengers were : James White from Fenerbahce , Curtis Withers from Beykoz , James Hughes from Alpella , Quinton Hosley from P.Karsiyaka and Richard Chaney from Oyak Renault.In the first round James White scored 98 points and Richard Richard Chaney 92 so both of them were finalist. The final round was spectacular.The players were challenging with great dunks and both bring maximum points . So it was decided to challenge again. In his last attempt James White was spectacular , he jumped from the free throw line to make an unbelievable dunk , so he got 50 points while Richard Richard Chaney bring only 46 and this dunk decided the winner.
- BC Kyiv has inked Nenad Mijatovic (194-G-87) yesterday to make its guard line stronger. It seems to be helpful in a front of a play-off games to have one more pointguard in the team. It will be the first foreign team for Mijatovic in his career.
- Sumykhimprom has announced that Troy DeVries (193-G-82) will be play in Sumy. His invitation was necessary because Ihor Kryvych (199-F-78) still has a troubles with his health. deVries debute is expecting next week vs Budivelnyk.
- Zarko Rakocevic played his first game for Cherkassy in Kyiv. He scored 7 points, 4 rebounds and 1 steal. Remind, Rakocevic had a possibility to be inked by Khimik but prefered Monkeys.
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|LFB Standings
|LSBL Standings
|LSBL Stats Leaders
|Points Per Game
|Tillis (TTT) 20.0
Ozolina (Rapa) 19.7
Okonkvo (Cesis) 19.3
Niedola (Liepaja) 18.7
Malkevica (Rapa) 17.2
|Rebounds Per Game
|Niedola (Liepaja) 11.7
Vitola (Riga) 10.3
Okonkvo (Cesis) 10.2
Crockett (Cesis) 10.1
A.Eglite (Rapa) 9.5
|Assists Per Game
|Ose-Hlebovicka (Kl.) 5.9
Derevjanik (Cesis) 5.1
Eibele (Avantis) 4.7
Z.Eglite (TTT) 3.9
Kackane (Rapa) 3.3
|Steals Per Game
|Okonkvo (Cesis) 3.5
Z.Eglite (TTT) 3.2
Babkina (TTT) 3.0
|Blocks Per Game
|Vitola (Riga) 3.6
Gailite (TTT/Rapa) 1.9
Kityzina (TTT) 1.7
|Okonkvo (Cesis) 27.4
Niedola (Liepaja) 24.1
Crockett (Cesis) 22.5
|D1 Standings
|A League Standings


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CRICKET: Alviro Petersen hits a century to put Somerset on top
6:00am Monday 2nd June 2014
6:00am Monday 2nd June 2014
SOMERSET will begin the second day of their LV= County Championship match against Lancashire at Old Trafford today in a commanding position.
Yesterday the Cidermen reached 312-3 in their first innings, Alviro Petersen hitting 109 not out.
Petersen shared in a third wicket stand of 193 with Nick Compton (91) while Marcus Trescothick had opened up with 55.
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Well, I know for certain that I'm running the fixed wrap board. I inquired
with pcengines to make sure I received a fixed board as the first one I
received was DOA (smoked on a bench test). The bios on this board is less
than 2 months old, and it's only one revision old. It's not the newer 1D-3
that just came out. The board is only 3 months old, and came straight from
Switzerland. And if it was some instability inherent to the board, I would
have had problems with other builds most wouldn't I?
I'll try changing the udp ack timeout and see what happens. Perhaps the
buffer is filling up with udp ack's that are failing to timeout in a timely
manner, causing something to lock hard?
I know as far as the sip stuff is concerned, I run a packet8 DTA for my
telephone line, and I didn't have problems with it before with the udp
timeout at 24.
-----Original Message-----
From: Manuel Kasper [mailto:mk at neon1 dot net]
Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2004 4:30 AM
To: Michael D. Joy
Cc: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Lockups since upgrade to 1.2b3
On 17.12.2004 22:18 -0600, Michael D. Joy wrote:
> I'm running a Wrap 1C-3 and am also experiencing hard locks after
> 1.2b3 upgrade. I have since reverted to 1.2b2. Oddly enough, the
Hmm, the only change from 1.2b2 to 1.2b3 that could possibly cause
this (even though that would imply big problems with ipfilter), as
far as I can imagine, is the UDP ack timeout (24 -> 240 seconds). You
can try the following command on exec.php to set it back to 24 (until
the next reboot):
/sbin/sysctl net.inet.ipf.fr_udpacktimeout=24
I can't see why 1.2b2 should work when 1.2b3 doesn't - both versions
even use the exact same kernel image. As long as I can't reproduce it
here (been running it on a net4501 ever since it was released) and
there are no other indicators as to what's going wrong (console
messages before it dies etc.), it'll be pretty hard to fix. However,
two out of three people who reported this bug are running WRAPs - see
- Manuel


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Rana Roja Lodge & Cabina
Steps away from Tortuguero National Park!!
All inclusive package, check on special offers.
It is a different concept of comfort and nature in the same place.
Our rooms have hot water and fan, built in harmony with the forest Nature.
We have visitors like monkeys, and congos cariblancos which serve early Wake up naturally.
The red frog lives in our gardens and the blue morph butterfly flies into green areas.
We have 17 rooms, with a double and one single beds. Restaurant, laundry service, internet. Rental boats and free canoes.Optional activities such as spa services, fishing tour and canopy tour.
The property has swimming pool, Kayaks, canoes, canopy, trails, massage service and buffet style restaurant.
Disponibilidad y preciosPara ver la disponibilidad y los precios, selecciona las fechas y pincha "Actualizar fechas"
Instalaciones & Políticas de Hotel
- Bar
- Desayuno
- Ventilador de techo
- Se aceptan tarjetas de crédito
- Wifi gratuito
- Limpieza
- Lavandería
- Guardaequipajes
- Restaurante
- Piscina
- IVA incluido
- Máquina para Té y Café
- Mostrador de excursiones
Política de cancelaciónEsta propiedad cuenta con una política de cancelación de 1 días. Si no se realiza la cancelación dentro de ese plazo se aplicará un recargo de anulación igual a la primera noche de tu estancia.
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From San Jose to Guapiles
From San Jose take highway 32 toward Limon. After you cross Braulio Carillo you will arrive to Guapiles.
From Guapiles to Cariari
When you get to Guapiles turn left (north) at the Santa Clara gasoline station just a few hundred meters east of the Burger King. Approximately 8.1 kilometers north of the Santa Clara Gasoline station you will reach a cross road. Turn left so you do not cross the rail road tracks yet. Follow the train tracks west for approx. 0.7 kilometers and then turn right on the main highway (crossing the tracks) and continue north towards Cariari.
From Cariari to la Pavona
Set your odometer to zero at the only gas station in Cariari (200 meters past the single lane bridge coming into town). Drive straight for 7 kilometers and turn right onto the newly paved highway. There is a sign here indicating Campo Dos. Follow this paved road until you get to Cuatro Esquinas (approximately 14.5 km after the gas station). Continue straight on though Cuatro Esquinas. Here the pavement ends. Follow the gravel road (Do not make any turns at road junctions!) until you reach the general store ('Abast Palacio') in the tiny village of Palacios on the right (23.4 km after the gas station). 50 meters after the general store is a road going off to the left. There are signs directing you to Tortuguero. Follow this road for 5.7 km (29.1 km after the gas station) when you reach La Pavona. There is safe parking here for a fee ($10 per night, or $50 per week) which includes 24 hour security.
At la Pavona
Both Coopetraca and Clic Clic's boats will be awaiting (they leave for Tortuguero from Pavona at around 7:30am, 1:00pm and 4:00pm). You should arrive at least a half an hour early just in case the boats leave early. (They leave as soon as the public bus arrives.)
Approximate driving time from San Jose to Cariari: 2 hours.
Approximate driving time from Cariari to La Pavona: 1 hour.
Another option is to fly to Tortuguero Airport with Nature air daily flight.


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March 29, 2013 at 05:48:30 Mar 29, 2013 @ 05:48
I bought this jacket when it first came out, wore it once and realized it was too big for me. I am looking to trade for a size Medium in the same color and style. The jacket can basically be considered DS. I still have the original receipt and bag for authenticity. I can send pics if requested too. So anyone out there looking for a Large and currently has a size Medium, hmu.