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- Jude Law at his handsomest, anyone? [Lainey Gossip]
- Michael Bay should probably take a look at this. [theCHIVE]
- Little British kids are awesome. — And I'm on a watch list now. [Dlisted]
- Stan Lee's WhoSay is adorable. [BuzzFeed]
- Natalie Portman gets all sexy-like for Dior. [Popoholic]
- No, Kelly Brook, no. Bad. [Hollywood Tuna]
- Here's Snooki's baby in case you wanted to stare the end of humanity directly in the face. [TooFab]
- Never mind, Kelly Brook. You're forgiven. [DrunkenStepfather: Site is NSFW]
- Wes Scantlin's flight was grounded after he tried to fight the crew. [Starpulse]
- The real Chuck Norris is still a giant flannel dick. [FilmDrunk]
- Ochocinco tattooed his wife's face on his leg. The wife he headbutted. [HuffPost Entertainment]
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Re: Jonathan Yarden @ TechRepublic: Disable DNS caching on workstations
On 4/18/05, Mikael Abrahamsson <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > It would be very interesting in seeing the difference in DNS traffic for a > domain if it sets TTL to let's say 600 seconds or 86400 seconds. This > could perhaps be used as a metric in trying to figure out the impact of > capping the TTL? Anyone know if anyone did this on a large domain and have > some data to share? Our first foray into DNS was using a DNS server that defaulted to 86400 for new entries.. Not being seasoned, we left this alone.. Unfortunately, I don't have any hard data from that dark time in our past.. Windows 2000 DNS seems to set the ttl to 3600, which is a tad on the low side, I think... At least for mostly-static domains, anyways. But I believe the reasoning there was that they depended heavily on dynamic dns.. > If one had to repeate the cache poisoning every 10 minutes I guess life > would be much harder than if you had to do it once every day? I dunno.. how hard is it to poison a cache? :) > -- > Mikael Abrahamsson email: firstname.lastname@example.com > -- Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold email@example.com

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April 13, 2004
Birmingham-Southern students present research papers at US symposium
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—Two Birmingham-Southern
College students recently participated in the 2nd annual Associated
Colleges of
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their research presented as part of the event.
Scottey Jones of Homewood, a senior biology major, and Sarah
Romines of Decatur, a junior biology major, joined faculty and
peers from six other ACS schools
to present research material from an ACS-sponsored excavation in Turkey as
well as from their senior theses. The symposium was held April 2-3 at the
University of the South in Sewanee, Tenn.
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The Culture Diaries
A Week in Culture: Chris Weitz, DirectorBy Chris Weitz
The first thing that occurs to me at the beginning of my cultural week is a question about criteria. What qualifies? If you read—or, as I did, listen to—Jaron Lanier's You Are Not a Gadget, the whole of culture is going to hell in a handbasket, as mash-ups and the digital entrepôt rid us of professional reportage, musicianship, originality, and notions of humanity itself. He cites Facebook as an example of the degrading of our standards: What is a "friend" from now on? Punters of my generation—and probably most readers of The Paris Review will find this a curious thing to say, but my three-year-old son will likely see it as a word for the tally of standardized connections amassed through the mediation of a Web site.
Now then.
Monday begins, technically, at 12:00 A.M. "Sunday night," with an Alan Watts lecture on the subject of "Play and Sincerity." I have long used Watts to put me to sleep, which implies that he is soporific. Not so; it's that I find his voice comforting.
I also indulged in Zombieland, the unfeasibly entertaining comedy directed by Ruben Fleischer. Of the two ruling monster metaphors currently infecting the public mind (the other being vampirism, to which I have to confess I have contributed), I favor the flesh-eating variety, though that may simply be an indication that I have a Y chromosome.
While we are at it, I am afraid that I rate Justin Cronin's vampire epic The Passage a "sell." The word is that Ridley Scott is to direct the movie version, and this may be one case of a book that benefits from boiling down. I hope that Sir Ridley is in his best science-fiction mode and can bring some of the quotidian genius that he brought to Alien and Blade Runner.
My dad, who served in the Office of Strategic Services at the end of World War II, always said that the New York Times was the greatest intelligence resource in the world. When I got old enough to have developed a taste for a newspaper without (as he called it) funny papers, we had two subscriptions for the house, so that there would be no scuffling over favorite sections. (We also received the Post, for shits and giggles.) Read More


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is another treasures I have found over the last few months - a nice vintage 4 string banjo from 'Bacon Banjo Company.NO RESERVE. is a great find! According to the web site I found (provides a summary of Bacon serial numbers) this is a late 1920's - early 1930's 4 sting tenor Bacon Banjo - inside it is stamped with the numbers '20802' and the piece in the middle is stamped 'Made By The Bacon Banjo Company, Inc Groton, Conn U.S.A.' This is another Banjo that I got from a guy who has been playing Banjos all his life and he is in his late eighties and he got this from one of his old buddies that no longer plays. This is how I got it - t is no damage and looks like it has some normal ware. I didn't try to tune it as I don't know how and didn't want to fiddle with it. The guy told me that Bacon was one of the best maker of Banjo back then. I think that the resonator is brass and has a few tiny dings but it looks good and would look great all cleaned up. I removed the resonator and the piece w the screw goes into so that I could get a good picture of the Bacon Company stamp - see pictures - also have a picture of the Serial # 20802. see pictures. See the wonderful woodwork and the detailed metal scrolling. I do not have a case for this Banjo - but it will be packed very well to ensure that it ... read more


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The public hearing to discuss increasing ferry tolls to help pay for new vessels has been rescheduled.
The public hearing in Southport to discuss increasing ferry tolls to help pay for new vessels has been rescheduled.
The hearing was initially scheduled for Thursday, but has been pushed back several days. The meeting will now take place Feb. 18, according to a press release from the N.C. Department of Transportation.
In addition to a date change, the time and location of the meeting also has changed. It will now be held from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Southport City Hall, 201 E. Moore St. The change was made at the request of Southport officials, DOT officials said.
The Southport meeting is one in a series being held across the state where residents can learn more about proposed hikes in ferry tolls for certain routes.
At its December meeting, the state Board of Transportation approved new tolls for all of the state's ferries based on distance traveled.
Funds raised, an estimated $5 million annually, will be used to purchase new ferry vessels.
Proposed changes would give certain routes, including the Cherry Branch-Minnescott route in Craven County and the Bayview-Aurora, Currituck-Knots Island, Ocracoke-Hatteras routes along the Pamlico Sound, tolls for the first time.
The Southport-Fort Fisher ferry route would see an increase for vehicles.
Costs for vehicles under 20-feet-long would increase from $5 to $7. The toll for cars 20-to-40-feet long would rise from $10 to $14, and vehicles longer than 40 feet would see their tolls increase from $15 to $28.
Pedestrian, bicycle and motorcycle prices would remain the same at $1, $2 and $3, respectively.
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July 29, 2013
RENO, Nev. - For the third straight year, the University of Nevada will have a featured presence at the PGA Tour's Reno-Tahoe Open this week.
Coaches, mascots and staff from Nevada Athletics, including new athletics director Doug Knuth, as well as University President Marc Johnson will be on hand to socialize with golf fans at the Pack Pavilion, sponsored by Champion Chevrolet. The popular Pack Pavilion is positioned next to the 17th green at Montrêux Golf & Country Club. Fans wearing Wolf Pack apparel or "Nevada blue" will be admitted for free to the Pack Pavilion and admission for all others is just $5.
"I'm excited to see some world-class golf and to meet more Wolf Pack fans at this wonderful event," Knuth said. "We're fortunate to have a PGA Tour stop here in Northern Nevada and it is perfect fit for the University and Nevada Athletics to be involved in such a great community event."
Knuth will be at the RTO all four days of competition, inside Pack Pavilion and around the grounds at Montrêux. Newly hired Wolf Pack baseball coach Jay Johnson will be meeting and greeting fans during Sunday's final round.
A number of other Wolf Pack coaches will be on hand at the RTO throughout the week. Women's basketball coach Jane Albright will be at Pack Pavilion on Thursday. Abby Steketee (swimming), Guillaume Tonelli (women's tennis) will be there Friday and rifle coach Fred Harvey is among those from the Wolf Pack who be in attendance on Saturday.
Fan's can join men's basketball coach David Carter, soccer assistant coach Kirk Nelson, Johnson, Albright and others at the Pack Pavilion during the final round on Sunday.
A Wolf Pack expo tent is also located on the course, in between the ninth and 18th holes at Montrêux. A free shuttle service - the Wolf Pack Pit Stop - is available to take fans from the expo tent to the Pack Pavilion with the Battle Born Beer truck situated nearby.
Tickets for the RTO are just $20 a day with tournament passes starting at $65. Children age 15 and younger are free when accompanied by a paid adult. Practice rounds and pro-ams run through Wednesday and the four-round tournament begins Thursday using the unique modified Stableford scoring format.
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The University of Nevada men's basketball team captured the Mountain West regular season and tournament titles finishing 28-7. The Wolf Pack played in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in a decade.


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Sit-in kayaks
As the name implies, you sit inside this type of kayak with your legs inside. With the addition of a spray skirt, you are protected from rough weather or white water. Another advantage is that storage is also out of the elements. Entry and exit take a little practice from this type of kayak.
Sit-on-top kayaks
The greatest advantage of a sit-on-top kayak is the ease of getting on and off. They also provide easy access to cargo stored. They are designed for paddling or surfing.
Whitewater kayaks
These kayaks are shorter and are designed to fit more tightly around your waist. They are designed with a rounded bottom for negotiating rapids. One normally wears a spray skirt that keeps water out when negotiating a roll.
Characteristics of kayaks
The advantage of long and narrow kayaks are that they track straighter and faster than short kayaks. This is more important on larger bodies of water.
A short kayak is easier to turn on smaller bodies of water.
Wide kayaks are more stable for photography and fishing. However, wide kayaks are more difficult to keep straight. Narrow kayaks are less stable, but faster.
Kayaks can be made from several materials.
Plastic has the disadvantages of warping, distortion and scratching. All of these can affect stability and speed, while Fiberglas has the advantages of being lightweight and durable.
Kayaks can also be inflatable or folding.
Inflatables are generally lighter and obviously easier to transport. Inflatables can be made of unreinforced fabric such as Hypalon or heavy-duty vinyl. The disadvantages of inflatables are that they are not as rigid and therefore not as seaworthy. They are generally slower than folding kayaks and usually have less space for storing gear. The advantages of a folding kayak compared to an inflatable are speed and efficiency. Therefore, a folder is a better choice for serious travel.
Choosing a paddle
There are many different types of paddles. However, the two basic types are symmetrical and asymmetrical.
Touring kayakers are more apt to use asymmetrical paddles. The blades are flat and others are curved. Flat blades are good for beginners since they are easier to control.
Experienced kayakers will want a curved blade to grip the water better and give you more power.
Shafts and blades are made from various materials.
Carbon blades are light and stiff. Fiberglass shafts are also light and stiff. This combination will give you an easier stroke.


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Company directors have used a Treasury review into the insolvency industry to renew their push for greater protection from liability, amid fears that stalled national reforms and recent legal cases have raised the bar too high for directors.
The Australian Institute of Company Directors has sought a meeting with parliamentary secretary David Bradbury to push for protection from prosecution for trying to trade a company out of trouble.
"Each director faces the risk of being personally liable for further debts, unless they fly the white flag and call in external administrators," AICD chief executive
"This situation can often lead to worse outcomes for the shareholders, company employees and other stakeholders than if the company was given a chance to trade out of its difficulties.
"The current rules force directors to choose between doing what could be best for the company, and protecting themselves from the serious consequences of insolvent trading."
The AICD has long campaigned for a broad legal defence that would protect directors from liability when they made decisions in good faith and acted in the best interests of a company.
The defence might have applied in the recent Centro case where judge John Middleton found eight directors and executives had breached their corporate duties but at all times had acted honestly. The directors are expected to receive their penalty from the court next week.
A broad directors' defence was examined by Treasury and the corporate regulator under then federal treasurer Peter Costello in 2007 but former judge Neil Young, QC, who was asked to examine the issue, found it "difficult to see how we could require less of our directors" and reforms were never made.
Treasury conducted another review early last year after Labor minister Chris Bowen called for a review on whether the defence should apply in a limited capacity to insolvent trading.
However, despite strong lobbying by the AICD and business groups, the government has so far declined to act.
In a submission to Treasury, the AICD seeks to put the issue back on the agenda as part of the government's overhaul of the insolvency industry.
The key reforms proposed for the insolvency industry include a "one-stop shop" for small businesses that run into trouble, as well as tougher penalties for breaches, more power for regulators and an alignment of the rules covering personal bankruptcy and insolvency.
Companies entering administration this year have reached record highs of 9829, up 5.9 per cent up on 2010.
Freehills partner Bob Baxt said it would be timely to have the government again consider introducing a directors' defence against insolvent trading.
"There are a number of judges who have expressed a desire to ensure that entrepreneurial behaviour by directors is not punished and a carve-out should be made for insolvent trading," Mr Baxt said.
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If you like One Direction and you like Twitter then this auction is going to make you very excited. Each member of One Direction have promised that they'll follow whoever wins Sport Relief's online celebrity auction (called Twitrelief) on the micro blogging site. The winner will also get a personalised signed album.
And before you start pooling your cash and skipping lunch, people in the know are estimating that the prize will probably go for about £3000. Which is a lot of money and a lot of lunches to miss. But hey - it's for an amazing cause so why not, eh?
Apparently American fans are bidding like lunatics so if you fancy getting in on some charitable action, you'd better hurry up. One Direction is the most talked-about boyband in the world at the moment after their debut album, Up All Night, made them the first British band in history to go straight to number one with their first US album release.
Other celebs involved in the Twitter auction include Robbie Williams, Olly Murs, Stephen Fry, Tinie Tempah, Sara Cox, JLS and David Walliams. And if none of their offers float your boat, you can buy a ticket for the Twitrelief raffle for only £2.50. Cheap as chips when you consider one of the prizes is dinner with David Gandy. That's right: DINNER WITH DAVID GANDY. If you need a reminder of why that's worth some capital letters, here it is:
If you don't get that you might be able to console yourself with a signed Brit Award from Robbie Williams, an autographed t-shirt from Thandie Newton, a walk-on part in Nick Frost's new film or a day sparring with boxing legend Joe Calzaghe.
(Okay, we'll be honest, if we ended up with a signed Thandie Newton t-shirt out of that lot we'd be LIVID. But, you know, quietly livid because at least we'd won something and it's for charity and all.)
The Twitrelief auction and raffle will run until Sunday 25 March. Click here for more info.


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It would have saved a lot of grief if that message had started with "To All Board Administrators:" ... Rootsweb - For the future, I hope you'll put that in. It does bother us if we think people are complaining about our boards or how we take care of them. And behind our backs! I wondered why the person complaining about me didn't write to ME.
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Employment Minister
Senator Abetz said it would be "reckless" to go beyond the Coalition's 38-page industrial relations election policy, which promised to leave most of Labor's industrial relations framework unchanged.
Nor is he willing to use legislation to reduce penalty rates, which some employer lobbyists say are too generous and stifle jobs growth.
Senator Abetz declined to speak to AFR Weekend. But he told ABC radio: "The penalty rates and what the people are paid has always been determined by either the Australian Industrial Relations Commission or the Fair Work Commission."
The fact the Productivity Commission review has not yet started – along with Prime Minister
But with the unemployment rate now at 6 per cent, the highest in 11 years, the Abbott government is under pressure from business to bring workplace changes forward. Jobless figures released on Thursday prompted Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry chief economist
Asked about the criticism, Senator Abetz said it was up to the Fair Work Commission, which is run by Labor appointee
"If a government were to start legislating industrial awards, you would be legislating all day, every day on people's conditions," he said.
"We have an independent umpire to do that."
Under the Labor government, prime minister
Therefore, the only way the situation would change is if the government altered the law, but that was too politically risky, he said.
"To get it changed, in my opinion, you would need to do something to the [Fair Work] Act which would remove the ability of the Commission to determine these things. But to go down that path would look like Work Choices mark II," he said.
Lobby groups for hospitality and retail employers said they weren't surprised by Senator Abetz's comments because they were in line with the Coalition's election promises.
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#FridayFlashback – Our Lady Peace "Somewhere Out There"
It's a #FridayFlashback! That means you get another fun throwback song and official music video to get your weekend kicked off right!
For some reason I have been exceptionally tired this week, so I had a little trouble coming up with this week's #FridayFlashback song. Because my brain feels like sludge, I took to my Facebook page to ask for help!
There were a lot of really great song suggestions, but I decided on Steve Henning's recommendation from 2002: "Somewhere Out There" from Our Lady Peace. I had completely forgotten about this song! I am so glad I asked for help today to come up with a song. I hope you enjoy our #FridayFlashback as much as I do!
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Let's support the Portage Park District levy. For 5 cents a day the owner of a $100,000 home in Portage County can enjoy the following benefits: access to miles of hike and bike trails, pristine parks and picnic facilities, and access to free fishing areas.
For Portage County residents the jewel in the crown is Towner's Woods. We can hike in a beautiful mature hardwood forest with an overlook of pristine Lake Pippin, enjoy excellent cross country skiing in the winter, and the joy of sliding down the best sledding hill in the county.
When we pass the levy, the Portage Park District will open up even more recreational parkland with the old Boy Scout camp on Ferguson Road at the head of the list. This property features a large lake full of fish and hiking trails.
I don't know of a better way to invest a nickel a day. Support the Portage Park District -- vote for Issue 10 on May 6.
Buz Davis, Kent
From above...."I don't know of a better way to invest a nickel a day".
The county cannot take care of what they have, and these folks want more. They have plans in the works to expand and spend, spend, spend.
Now they want the change in your pocket. Shameful
NO on the Levy... Take a Hike and deal with it...
wow...think what 5 cents a day from every man woman and child in portage county might generate! Why stop with just 5 cents a day from residential property owners? Why not charge a users fee too? Then they could plant flowers etc.. Charge a $5 parking fee....generate even more great parks.


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The director of a film promoting the late conservative media provocateur Andrew Breitbart said that his movie's anticipated release date has been pushed back after the Motion Picture Association of America gave it an "R" rating for vulgar language.
Oddly enough, he's blaming the Congressional Black Caucus.
The film was originally scheduled to debut on October 12, but had to be pushed back until October 19 to give the producers additional time to appeal its rating. "Hating Breitbart," which focuses on the blogger's vocal critics and his passion for pranking the media, is apparently quite vulgar.


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AN INTREPID Basingstoke adventurer, who has already rowed the Atlantic Ocean solo and climbed Mount Everest, has set off on his latest challenge.
James Ketchell, from Severn Way, in Eastrop, has embarked on an unsupported bike ride around the world, and the 31-year-old hopes to complete the 18,000 mile trip by the end of the year. The former Harriet Costello School pupil set off from Greenwich Royal Observatory, in London, on his Trek cyclo-cross bike.
The six-month adventure will see determined James pedal through Eastern Europe, and into Iran. From the Iranian capital Tehran, he will fly to India, where he will cycle 4,000 miles around the country.
From Calcutta, he will fly again to Bangkok, in Thailand, and cycle to Singapore before flying to Australia where he will go from Perth to Sydney.
After polishing off New Zealand, James will fly to Vancouver in Canada and pedal to Miami in the USA where he will take his last flight to Portugal's capital Lisbon and on to London.
He will need to do up to 100 miles each day to stay on schedule. Speaking to The Gazette, James said he hopes more than a year's planning will pay off.
"I have got what it takes to do it," he said. "I could have spent the next six months researching the route but sometimes you just have to jump into the water and swim." He will be unsupported and "travelling light" by picking up food along the way.
"It is more of a calorie counting competition," he said. "My main concern will be finding out where I am getting my next meal from."
James hopes to raise £18,000 for the ELIFAR Foundation, a volunteer-run charity that help disabled children and young adults. The organisation is close to James' heart after a near fatal motorbike accident in 2007.
Doctors told him he would never walk again after he broke both legs, an arm, and badly smashed an ankle. However, in 2010, he spent 110 days single-handedly rowing 3,000 miles across the Atlantic, and a year-and-a-half later climbed Everest.
In honour of his efforts, he has been named as the first Hampshire County Scouts Ambassador. To mark the occasion, the organisation launched a Scouting badge in his honour. The 'Captain Ketch Challenge' encourages youngsters to complete a series of cycling challenges.
James said his ambassador role has made him more determined to succeed. "There are 22,000 Scouts in Hampshire," he said. "I really can't let these people down. It can only be a catastrophic event that stops me."


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A deadly cocktail of calamities -- including war, drought and rising prices -- is engulfing the Horn of Africa, threatening its children with suffering of disastrous proportions, the UN's Children Fund warned Wednesday.
"A lethal mix of drought, expanding conflict, rising food and energy prices, disease, and high poverty is pushing children and their families in the Greater Horn of Africa to the brink of disaster," UNICEF said in a statement.
"Ethiopia and Somalia are the worst affected, but parts of Eritrea, Djibouti, Kenya and Uganda show ominously similar signs," it added.
"The time to act is now, to save children's lives," Per Engebak, UNICEF's regional director for East and Southern Africa, said in the statement.
UNICEF said global acute malnutrition rates in Somalia topped 20 percent, while millions of people were food insecure in neighbouring Ethiopia.
It also sounded alarm bells over the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Uganda's pastoralist region of Karamoja and said that an estimated 1.2 million people, many of them children, needed emergency food aid in Kenya.
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The grandmother's appeal to share the day-to-day tasks with his 34-year-old grandson has been granted by a judge.
A Los Angeles judge has ruled that Katherine Jackson is now to share the custody of Michael Jackson's kids with TJ Jackson. Paris, Prince and Blanket will now also be under the permanent guardianship of their 34-year-old cousin who has been called a father figure to them for years.
As a note, TJ has been asked to keep the kids at bay from the rift that has torn the family apart. The judge wants TJ to make sure that they are not negatively affected. In addition, TJ is also responsible for the day-to-day tasks of taking care the children, including management of household personnel and security.
It was actually Katherine who asked for the joint custody of the children. "That pleading will essentially now legally reflect how Mrs. Jackson and TJ have often shared responsibilities of raising the children since Michael Jackson's tragic passing," her lawyer Perry Sanders told TMZ last month. "[It] reflected the wishes of [Michael Jackson's] children."
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Consumer Reports: Spray Sunscreens Should Not be Used on Children
You may have used spray sunscreen on your children over the holiday weekend, but there is a warning out from Consumer Reports.
The FDA has been investigating whether the chemicals being breathed in are toxic to kids and want to know if the sprays irritate the lungs and cause asthma attacks.
In the meantime, the feds say that if you are planning to use the sunscreen, spray it into your hands first, then rub it into your child's skin. Also, don't ever spray it directly on your face and avoid inhaling it.
One spray sunscreen has been removed from the group of recommended sunscreens by Consumer Reports. The publication says Ocean Potion Kids Instant Dry Mist is marketed especially for children.
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Also receiving awards at the event were British actress Helen Mirren and Irish writer and director Jim Sheridan.
Actress Nia Vardalos praised Hanks for the support he gave her in producing her film My Big Fat Greek Wedding.
"He's an extraordinary human being that does these great things, characters on screen, that we think we know," commented Vardalos.
Hanks was handed the Stanley Kubrick Award for Excellence in Film, while Mirren received the Britannia Award for Artistic Excellence in International Entertainment.
One of the more unusual guests supporting Sheridan at the gala dinner was rapper 50 Cent.
Sheridan is working on a film with 50 Cent, loosely based on the rapper's life.
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"It's an exciting experience for me to even be in Jim's presence," said 50 Cent.
"I'm in really good hands and they should expect more than they expect from me."
Mirren said she was surprised to learn she was being given an award, at first thinking: "Are you sure they mean me?".
She added: "But I'm very honoured and I'm going to enjoy myself tonight. And to be honoured alongside of someone of the calibre of Tom Hanks and Jim Sheridan is a wonderful thing for me."
On hand to support Hanks was his wife, producer Rita Wilson.
She said of him: "He approaches everything the same way, which is - whether it's a movie coming out or a movie that he's about to start filming - there's almost just a seamless sort of invisibility to any sort of anxiety or preparation.
"I've always been amazed by that."
Other guests at the Beverley Hilton Hotel included Michael Caine and Jeremy Irons.


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I must admit that I wasn't very keen on vegetables as a kid, however now I get more and more into eating my veggies and I'm loving their taste and wonderful colors! That is why when the next Spoonflower fabric design contest came along, I was so thrilled to whip up these little growing root vegetables. I hope you like them! :)
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Our beautiful two bedroom, two bath condo, has ocean and mountain views from the Lanai and Haleakala Mountain views from the bedrooms. Master has a King-size bed with private bath, second bedroom two twin beds with bath. The condo has a fully-equipped kitchen with washer/dryer and a TV/DVD, Stereo/CD Player and free wireless WiFi. Kitchen family room all 1 large area for hanging out in and large Lanai to sit out on for meals,sunning, reading or playing a game of chess.
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We bought this condo because we love Maui. Its Paradise for us. This is our family business. Our family has been coming to Maui Sunset for 3 generations now. Our roots are in Illinois but dream of Maui and being there more.
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We love Kihei because we always have great weather and our family has been coming to Kihei Maui for over 40 years now.
We love playing tennis and being by the beach and seeing the ocean while playing. Having the pool/hot tub to swim in yet see the ocean is a plus for us too. You can make reservations for activities at the pool which is easy and relaxing. The views from our Lanai are breath taking and our favorite place to spend time while in the condo. Everything has been updated in the unit from All Tile Floors, Corian surrounds in bathrooms and a state of the art kitchen.
We had a wonderful time again at this unit at the Maui Sunset, The owner is very easy to deal with. This has to be our 4th trip staying at this condo, we love the location on the 2nd floor , the views from the balcony are the best. The pool area is wonderful and never over crowded, you can always get a chair. We spent many days just relaxing on the patio or by the pool.
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Had a Great time, sunny here every day, even if rain was falling on another part of the island! Wish we could have stayed longer!
This is our 8th visit to the Maui Sunset, we stayed at this's condo the last 2 years and it is the best of all. The condo is clean , nicely decorated and has everything you could need. The king size bed is so comfortable. The location has such great views from the balcony we enjoyed breakfast and afternoon drinks watching the fabulous sunsets.
The owners were very easy to deal with and accessible we will rent again when we will return to Maui.
Nice unit in the best building. Very comfortable. Updated kitchen. Close to the pool and elevator. Everything was in proper condition and working order. We would rent again.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this lovely condo overlooking the Gardens pool and ocean with wonderful sunsets. We spent most of our mornings on the spacious deck enjoy fresh fruits we purchased from the local farmers market which is walking distance . It was wonderful to watch the tennis players arrive early in the morning and the people walking out to the ocean to see the sunrise. I joined the sunrise people many times and walked along the ocean front for an hour in the morning while the Sun rose over the mountains beautiful what a great way to start the day. We also made it a point to be home most every day at sunset as people come from all around town to stand at the park there and see the Sun go down over the ocean. However we had the spacious patio that we spent most of our time enjoying this wonderful time of day. The condo has two full bathrooms 2 bedrooms and plenty of space for entertaining if you had a group of four. It is walking distance two town and restaurants etc not to mention the beach tennis and pool. It is a great spot to explore other parts of Maui from such as Wailea Lahaina and we did a drive around the island one day I would advise you to plan to spend the whole day as it's quite a lengthy journey but well worth it. I would highly recommend this property as a fantastic vacation spot or just a laid back chill relaxing vacation. We hope to return again soon.
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ARLINGTON — Munday quarterback Dee Paul had all the headlines entering Thursday's Class A Division II state championship against Tenaha, but a Mogul defensive player had an equally important impact.
Junior L.J. Collier complemented Paul's 263-yard, three-touchdown rushing performance, dominating off the edge and taking advantage of Munday's approach of moving him around to best exploit his abilities. The 6-foot-4, 235-pound defensive end earned Defensive Most Valuable Player honors with six tackles, three for loss, one sack, a forced fumble, a game-changing interception for a touchdown.
Collier lined up on both ends and often created problems for Tenaha's rollout passing attempts. His long wing span helped him bat down a pass that appeared destined for a good gain on a screen play in the left flat one down before his 35-yard, tipped-to-himself interception return for a touchdown that gave Munday a 28-14 lead with 4:42 left in the game.
He switched sides to the left side of the defense on that play to jump into the passing lane on another screen attempt.
"They did a great job moving him around. We kinda knew early on they were gonna put him on certain sides," said Tenaha coach Terry Ward. "In the second half they did a great job with defensive adjustments. They moved him around and our kids just couldn't handle it. We battled and played hard, but that joker's good. He was gonna get blocked every play, and he still made good plays.
"We've run that (screen) play all year and that has not been the result. But they're in the state championship because they're pretty good, and that kid's pretty good."
Collier and Munday's defense held Tenaha to 221 total yards, limiting the Tigers to 3.15 yards per carry and 8-for-20 passing, including two interceptions, for 98 yards.
Tenaha successfully hit a few short passes that led to quality yards-after-catch gains, specifically by sophomore D'Andre Thomas, who caught six passes for 72 yards, including an impressive 12-yard jump-ball touchdown catch over a Munday defensive back that tied the game 14-14 with 45 seconds left in the first half.
But Munday's pressure — sometimes created by its base 5-down formation and sometimes produced by four-down, one-deep passing down schemes — forced Tenaha into too many bad situations when it tried to throw intermediate and deep routes. Munday's defense had three sacks — one apiece from Collier, defensive tackle Xzavier Bulliner, and defensive end Jarrett Masias.
"There were some protection issues that we had to worry about. We had some mismatches and we still threw some, (but) we just missed them," Ward said. "They were a little overthrown or a little underthrown. We kinda felt going into the game we thought we could take advantage. We hit a couple, but protection definitely was an issue with the big kid (Collier) coming off the edge trying to block him. We missed him a couple of times."


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So, here's the deal: due to circumstances far beyond my control, I'm going to be the only English teacher at CHS this coming year. That means that I have to teach all four years of English, freshmen to seniors, and will have no opportunity to offer any elective classes.
I need to figure out a way to do that without wanting to kill myself by winter break.
I think I have a plan, but I want to get some feedback from people who aren't inside my own head; my fear is that I'm not seeing the big picture and what I'm planning will implode before Halloween, and I really can't have that. Here's where you all come in; would you think about this and let me know if there are any major flaws in the plan? Then, would you think about how you might do it if you were in my situation, and make any suggestions you can to make the plan better, more efficient, and – dare I say it? – fun?
Okay – so if my math is right, and I'm not certain it is, but let's just run with it, shall we? – if I take into account holidays, workshops, and "special" days like all-school activities and conference days, I figure there are about 16 weeks in a semester. That means that I have four, four-week "blocks" of time. My (very nascent) plan is to map out four different units that I will rotate through all four of the classes. For example; let's say I start the freshmen with a unit of poetry, the sophomores will be reading a novel, the juniors will be watching films, and the seniors will be writing (I have no idea how the actual plan is going to go, but I DO know that the first thing I'll hit the seniors with is writing; the babies need to get a start on their college essays, so the first unit in all my senior classes is essay writing. Really, that's the only thing about all of this that I know for sure). Then, after the four weeks, everyone will "move over one," so the freshmen will start writing (probably response papers), the sophomores will get some poetry, the juniors will read a novel, and the seniors (who were probably fried with all the essay writing and application submitting) will get a little break with some films. After four weeks, everyone will move over again, then once more at the end of the semester. In the second half of the year, I'll have four different "modules" to run through.
Does this have any chance of success, or am I optimistically kidding myself?
Here's where you overwhelm me with input. What do you think the eight units should be? I know for sure that we need writing, novels, and public speaking sections, but literally everything else is up for consideration. I love teaching film, so I'll want to have at least one unit of that, and I have no objection to repeating units; in fact, I'd rather the kids read more than one novel in a year, so I'll probably do the novel unit at least twice. I'd rather do more reading than almost anything else, but how do I get more than one class reading without burning myself out (because I'm one of those teachers who reads with her kids, and I don't know if I can teach four classes at the high school, a college writing class, and two yoga classes in two different venues, and read more than two novels at once). Is there any way I can do a collaborative unit (or two, or three) with the art teacher? How do I work field trips or hands-on, out-of-seat work into these mini-courses? How do I plan due dates so that I don't have four classes' worth of work to grade at once? How do I figure out how to get the kids to work harder than I do?
I'm reasonably sure I can pull this off, but I want to make sure I maintain the standards I've established in prior years; I want to keep the classes rigorous and energetic, and heavy on discussion and collaboration, but I need to figure out how to do that without burning myself out.
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Herzog Videos collects the best erotic works of legendary auteur of the New German Cinema, Werner Herzog, director of such classics as Fitzcarraldo, Rescue Dawn, and Cobra Verde turned his hand to porno after the 1991 death of actor Klaus Kinski left him unable to produce dramatic fiction or documentary films. Not that Herzog? Wait… what the fuck is "Heidi porn" and why am I being aroused by women in pinafores? Why are goat herders getting blowjobs in the shade of a snow-capped mountain peak? What is Herzog Videos and what has it done with my reindeer?!
At Teeny Black, Team Skeet's sole website with an African American focus, you'll find a dozen gorgeous young black girls getting their start in porn. Seducing you and their onscreen partners into fairly simplistic but passionate and powerful sex scenes, the girls look stunning in 1080p High Definition video formats. But with so few updates currently available, just how can Teeny Black hope to keep you coming back for more and more and more?
Whatever caused you to shy away from the world, hiding your true sexuality from the judgmental world at large, Open Life aims to kick it to the curb, bringing its members websites devoted to top-ranked pornstar talents and general sexual shenanigans. Although struggling to compete against the always-evolving competition, this ten-site network serves up a huge variety of porn, everything from hypno-porn to neighborhood orgies, live webcam shows, and some of the hottest mainstream porno around courtesy of our pal Manuel Ferrara. Open Life can be confusing and disorienting, but it can also deliver sexual punches so intense you'll be reeling for years.
Sex can be serious and quietly intense or it can be a whole mess of adventurous fun. Butt Plays is a name that suggests the latter, but with so little content online at the time of writing, the exact character of this site and its hardcore assfucking remains to be seen. What we do know is that Butt Plays is a 21Sextury network, in fact the newest, and 21Sextury sites are nothing if not solid hardcore vendors. Butt Plays might not be very mature, but it's certainly got some great parents watching over it, nurturing it into full growth.
Everyone (or almost everyone) masturbates, so what's the big fucking deal? It won't send you blind and it won't grow hair on your palms. What it will do, however, is put you in more intimate conversation with your true sexuality. For the young women featured on Mofos' self-pleasuring website, She's a Freak, masturbation brought out their most adventurous and outlandish desires. Showing everything from in-shower clit-rubbing to bottle-fucking, anal self-fisting, and even some hardcore sapphic sex, She's a Freak proves that men aren't the only total deviants out there.
You've got a hard drive loaded with your favorite porn clips, galleries, and full-length features, but what about Dirty Hard Drive, a six-site network filled with scintillating smut from the likes of Katie Kox, Sophie Dee, and Kiera King? Having been pumping out the porn for about three years, Dirty Hard Drive should now be hitting its stride, solidifying its place in the online porn market. Then again, maybe it is faltering and falling further behind the competition with update-less periods and non-HD videos causing discontent among members. You know all about your dirty hard drive already, so why not let Mr. Pink tell you all about this Dirty Hard Drive?
He's the Cumshot Legend and the man with near perfect penile aim. He's Peter North and he's out to splash his heavy-duty loads on the faces of porn's hungriest cum-dumpsters. Judging from the current state of Club Peter North, the notorious Canadian ejaculation machine seems content to rest on his past accolades. Unfortunately, in the current pornographic climate, such stasis means certain death. Can Club Peter North still offer the premium North experience it once was heralded for? Read on, fellows, and find out every last juicy drop of information carefully researched and considered by yours truly, Mr. Pink!


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Jul 8, 2012 - By Steven R. PeckFremont County's offer on the 17 Mile Road rebuild can keep the job on track
Now that the Fremont County Commission has offered to cover much of the remaining funding needed for the rebuild of 17 Mile Road, every effort ought to be put into completing the unfinished portion of the project.
The reasons for a funding shortfall of more than $2 million on the job are frustrating, and coughing up extra county money was not part of the plan. That is moot at this point, however. Getting the road finished is the priority.
When day-to-day obstacles present themselves on any job, it's easy for the bigger picture to blur (just ask a newspaper editor). In the case of 17 Mile Road, the bigger picture is the cruel and deadly history of the route and the unquestioned need for the highway to be made safer for motorists.
Over the past 20 years, 17 Mile Road developed a well-deserved reputation as one of Wyoming's most-notorious stretches, at least the grisly equal to the span of U.S. Highway 287 south of Laramie, which got far more attention both from the public and from funding entities with their hands on the road construction purse strings.
Unfortunately, 17 Mile Road could hold its own in the undesirable categories of accidents, injuries and fatalities with U.S. 287 or any other highway. It had become a death trap, and improvements of every sort were needed.
Times are harder this year for Fremont County government than they were a few years ago, when the decision to go forward with the Wyoming Department of Transportation's plan to proceed with the rebuild was made. At that time, a request for another million or two from the county would have been easier to swallow.
As it stands today, the county's offer of $400,000 per year for the next three years will be stressful to county coffers if it plays out as expected. It is to the commission's credit that members recognized the importance of the 17 Mile Road project and offered to do what they could to assist when the work's anticipated funding didn't pan out fully.
WYDOT, accept this offer and keep building. The funding picture for 17 Mile Road may have changed, but the necessity of the project is as big as ever.
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Report: Mubarak May Dispatch Top Officials to US to Discuss Palestinian Crisis
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak may send his advisor Osama Al Baz or Foreign Minister Ahmed Maher on an urgent mission to Washington to discuss ways of enforcing a ceasefire in the Occupied Territories, reported Israel Radio, cited by Al Gumhouriyyah newspaper on Saturday.
The reports cited Egyptian sources as saying that Mubarak's envoy would brief US officials on the urgent need to implement the US-brokered ceasefire and the Mitchell report's recommendations.
Within the same context, Mubarak addressed on Friday an "urgent message" to his US counterpart, George W. Bush, on the "dangerous complications" in the Middle East, the official MENA news agency reported.
MENA described the contents as "an urgent message bearing on the deterioration of the situation in the Occupied Territories and the continuing Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people."
Mubarak explained to Bush the dangers that could result from the current string of clashes, after an Israeli military strike killed five Hamas members, a journalist and two children on Tuesday.
"The situation will become worse, and the whole region will be dragged into a very dangerous state," MENA said, cited by AFP – Albawaba.com
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There are 10 million restaurant workers in America, yet most of them make less than $9 an hour. According to Restaurant Opportunities Center (ROC) United, 90 percent of restaurant workers don't have paid sick leave so two-thirds of people who cook and prepare our food could come to work sick.
To support employers in the restaurant industry that do treat their workers well, check out the ROC Diners Guide so we can vote with our dollars on the kinds of establishments we want to see more of.
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Mumbai: Siddharth Mallya, the son of the liquor baron Vijay Mallya is indeed leaving an intense love story with the Bollywood beauty Deepika Padukone. Ever since he was younger Sid has always had a crush on the actress and now his dream of dating her came true. From what we have been able to find out, it seems that Siddharth has set his eyes on Deepika since she was a model and was involved with Nihar Padhya.
But being very shy at that time he did found the courage to ask her out on a date, and instead confessed his father the crush. A source close to the Mallya family said that Sid's father, Vijay often joked about inviting the Padukone family to their place. But Siddharth always said no.
However time has gone by and now Siddharth Mallya is finally dating his love Deepika. We must notice that he has waited quite a lot for her, as in the past the actress was involved with MS Dhoni, Yuvraj Singh, Ranbir Kapoor and more.


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At the request of many of the readers of "History of the Franklin NH Fire Department" published in 2011, this book has been compiled as a companion work presenting a pictorial history chronicling many of the events, equipment and individuals that contributed to the development of the Franklin Fire Department from its inception to the present day. The images within these pages, and their descriptions, are meant to complement the written history that preceded them. Firefighters, their families and friends, as well as historians will enjoy the snapshots in time captured here.
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When my daughter started potty training, I was introduced to the world of toddler underpants that come smothered in the 2-D world of licensed characters. While I can sort of see the incentive of wearing your favorite talking animal on your bum, I'd like to think that there are other options.Read More


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Pirates fans in frenzy with NL wild-card game at hand
The Pirates' pulse is palpable.
From the North Shore to the West Coast, the Pirates' stirring awakening from a record two-decade lull has rejuvenated a fan base and invigorated a franchise set to make its first postseason appearance in a generation.
"I see the excitement more in (older fans) because they've experienced the winning and the losing, and now they're seeing the winning again," center fielder Andrew McCutchen said. "Interacting with them is awesome because you can tell they feel like they're a kid again. They feel like they're younger. There's a guy I talk to who lives in my apartment complex, and he says he feels like a kid in a candy store. It's great to hear that."
The Pirates didn't just snap their streak of 20 consecutive losing seasons. They won 94 games — their most since 1992 — and will host the Cincinnati Reds in a winner-take-all National League Wild Card Game on Tuesday in PNC Park.
Hundreds of people filled Market Square on Monday for a raucous rally.
"This has been an extraordinary season, and I really think they can go all the way," said Sandy Rengers, 60, of Etna, attending with her husband, Tom, and their two grandchildren.
The crowd was a mix of Downtown workers in business attire on lunch breaks and black-and-gold-clad fans, many waving flags.
The Pirate Parrot danced. People chanted, "Let's go Bucs." Music blared from huge speakers.
"It's a good day," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said, working the crowd into a frenzy. "What you're feeling today is significant and important. The (players) feel it, too."
Pat Toth, 65, of Dravosburg, a 17-year season-ticket holder, didn't need help getting fired up.
"I don't care if I'm dead. I'm going to be there tomorrow," Toth said. "If they lose, how could anyone fault them? This season has been magical. I wish it was like the movie 'Groundhog Day,' something I could do over and over again."
More than 2,500 miles away, Pirates fever runs just as high.
At Giordano Bros. restaurant in San Francisco, where Pittsburgh sports memorabilia line the walls, the place always fills for Steelers and Penguins games. This year, that fan base includes more Pirates fans than bartender Mattie Vukmir can remember.
"We get more phone calls about it every day, if we're going to be showing the game," said Vukmir, 26, who attended the University of Pittsburgh and grew up in Townville in Crawford County, northeast of Meadville. "We've definitely seen an increase in people coming in to watch the games and getting excited about the Pirates. Even people who aren't from Pittsburgh are coming in and getting excited. … Last year, we barely had anyone asking about Pirates games."
Last Tuesday, a day after the Pirates clinched their first postseason berth in 21 years, sales of the team's merchandise on Fanatics.com increased 200 percent from the day before, with the official playoff T-shirt the top-selling Major League Baseball item. In early July, Fanatics.com reported that sales of Pirates merchandise were up more than 50 percent compared to 2012.
The Pirates' popularity has grown across social-media platforms, team officials said.
Facebook "likes" have increased 18 percent since the start of the season; the number of their Twitter followers has risen 64 percent — with trending topics including #Pirates, #LetsGoBucs and #RaiseIt — and the team's Instagram following has grown 769 percent.
Edward Bechtole, 63, of Wilkins went to games at Forbes Field as a kid. He said he'll never forget the time he threw a ball down from the stands to Roberto Clemente to sign. But no one had a pen, so Clemente tossed the ball back, and the two played catch for a minute.
Bechtole said he feels nostalgia watching this year's team with his two grandsons and granddaughter.
"This brings back some fond memories," said Bechtole, who was at the Pirates' regular-season home finale with his wife, Linda.
"My oldest grandson calls him every single night he doesn't go to a game, and he'll go, 'That was a bad play, Pap,' or, 'That ump made a bad call,' " said Linda Bechtole, 64.
Dan Noschese, 50, of Gibsonia has tailgated before Steelers games with a group of people for 20 years. On the last day of the home regular-season schedule, with the Steelers hosting the Chicago Bears that night, Noschese and crew were assembled in the lot next to PNC Park before the Pirates' afternoon game started.
It's fantastic to have a competitive baseball team late in the season, he said.
"For all the bars and people selling stuff, it couldn't be any better," he said. "Pittsburgh's just a great town."
From the buzz in parking lots and around the region, Noschese said, it seems as though people are more excited about the Pirates than the Steelers.
"Pirate fans, you have to give them credit," he said. "They've been through thick and thin, and mostly thin. To get rewarded like this just warms my heart because it's fantastic for them. I feel so good about it. They're really enjoying it, you can tell. And they're good fans, period. We've got some bandwagon Steeler fans who are already saying they're done, and Pirate fans, they went through all that and they're still behind their team."
Pirates first baseman and outfielder Garrett Jones said people approach him even when he's running errands with his family, saying: " 'You guys are doing a great job. Keep it going. This is awesome.'
"There's just positivity and excitement and energy just about every time I go out," Jones said. "It's pretty cool."
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Introducing The amazing GPS (Gimp Paint Studio)
It would be hard to find a Linux user who´s never heard of GIMP. Unfortunately, GPS (Gimp Paint Studio) may not be known to that many people, but it certainly deserves to be, and users deserve to know about it.
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"GPS is a collection of brushes and accompanying tool presets. Tool presets are a simply saved tool options, highly useful feature of the GIMP."
There really is nothing like seeing it in action, so here is a great video
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It is the change of angular position of two observations of a single object relative to each other as seen by an observer, caused by the motion of the observer. Simply put, it is the apparent shift of an object against a fixed background that is caused by a change in the observer's position. (Wikipedia)99% of putters with some form of alignment aid have parallax error. The most identifiable putter in this category is the Odyssey 2Ball¢ç. Here are the facts.1. The diameter of the two disks on the top of the putter are 5mm smaller than that of a golf ball. (that can't help) 2. The two disks sit 15mm lower than the ball, not on the same plane.If your eyes aren't in a direct line vertically over the ball and the 2 disks sit at right angles to that imaginary vertical line in all directions, a parallax error has occurred.What does this mean?It means that your alignment could be off up to 3degrees. Over a five foot putt this could be a much as 2 inches. That makes putting challenging doesn't it.
With a toptech putter you are on a sure thing.
Ocular dominance, sometimes called eye dominance or eyedness, is the tendency to prefer visual input from one eye to the other.It is somewhat analogous to the laterality of right or left handedness, however the side of the dominant eye and the dominant hand do not always match. In normal binocular vision there is an effect of parallax, and therefore the dominant eye is the one that is primarily relied on for precise positional information. This may be especially important in sports which require aim, such as archery, darts, golf, snooker or shooting sports..
By Dr. T.J. TomasiGOLF MAGAZINE Top 100 TeacherRead more: http://www.golf.com/golf/instruction/article/0,28136,1565286,00.html#ixzz0xwwOjhOu
Golfers who are right-eye dominant tend to see the hole to the right of its true location. The reason is that they set up with their right eye too far inside the ball and the target line.Initially, they push their putts to the right. Then they adjust their stroke accordingly (outside to in) and then pull their putts to the left on a regular basis. (The opposite is true for those who are left-eye dominant if the left eye is out of position.) You can read your putt's break and hit a perfect stroke, but still end up missing it because your eyes deceived you. Learn which of your eyes is dominant to account for this optical illusion.About 70 percent of the population is right-eye dominant, which puts the trailing eye (that's the one farthest from the hole) in the driver's seat when putting.If this eye is not positioned properly, your view of the hole becomes distorted, lessening your chances of holing out. Not sure which eye is your dominant one?Take the following test.
1. Take a cardboard tube and fix it over the ball so that both eyes can see it in the center of the tube.2. Close your left eye. If the ball remains in the center of the tube, you're right-eye dominant. If the ball jumps out of the tube and out of your line of sight, you're left-eye dominant.
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Erika Bartlett
Bellingham, WA
"I am writing to extend my warmest thanks for my experience in the Venetian Plastering class held in late August. I learned so much from our three days working– not only from Aaron's instruction, but also from my classmates. I would definitely recommend this class to anyone. Also, as a student with a bit less experience, I felt completely comfortable. Everyone was really approachable. I will keep in touch as to my progress. Thank you again!"
Grant Johnson (A.K.A. MUDMAN)
Cawston, B.C. Canada
"Really enjoyed the session. Look forward to other events.Got a great job next with lots of variety for using the various plasters. Will have to keep you posted.
Two showers, tub (tadelakt), kitchen, and feature living area, fireplace. Again. Many thanks to everyone for feeling at home."
Elodie McGuirk
Azusa, CA
"I wanted to thank you for your wonderful authentic Venetian plaster products as well as the recommendation of Pavel to do work for us." He did a beautiful job putting the plaster finish on our fireplace as well as fauxing in the woodgrain on our garage doors. I will forward photos of both as soon as the house has its furnishings in it. It will be a pleasure to endorse and recommend your products as well as Pavel's work to our friends and neighbors. I have already told our decorator about you both. We are hoping other work will come Pavel's way when folks see what he can do. My husband applied your Intonachino plaster to our range hood and it looks fabulous as well. Just wanted to let you know how pleased we are with the authentic Venetian plaster in our home."
Jim Johnson
Coquitlam B.C. Canada
"I attended the class you ran at Pac West on Friday and Saturday (May 2nd and 3rd)." I enjoyed your class very much and I finished off my boards at home when they dried. They came out looking very good. I found it very interesting learning the techniques and seeing the attractive finishes that can be achieved."
Loni Clifford
Malaga, WA
"I loved your class, your energy, your talent, your patience and your willingness to teach. Thank you."
Alison Zaca
McKenna, WA
"I felt that the class was well rounded. I am a novice and I found the instruction easy to follow. I am new at this, so I appreciated how patient the instruction was and the encouragement."
David Gibson
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"A great class. A lot of hands on. Professional yet personal."
Cindy Amos, Decorative Painter
Seattle, Washington
"I have had my own business for a few years, focusing mainly on color planning and faux painting with various paint techniques. I wanted to take things to the next level, so learning about plaster finishes and new materials and techniques would benefit my business, as well as add more interest and variety to the body of work I do.
Aaron's class did not disappoint. Not only did we have over 20 finished, professional samples to add to my portfolio, but we were working the whole time, making good use of the week. The instruction was organized, fully explained and easy to understand and follow. The work room was spacious and well equipped, facilitating a creative environment. Aaron is very knowledgeable about his product and his craft. It was a joy to spend the week with him and now consider him a good resource for products and information. I would encourage those wishing to learn architectural finishes to consider investing in a week with Aaron."
Mary C. Engel-Bader, How Great Thou Art Finishing Studio
Albuquerque, New Mexico
"As a contractor in California and now in Albuquerque, New Mexico, I have taken several classes from leading artists in the field of decorative painting, fine finishes, textures and murals. I found Aaron's instructional style to be most helpful, creating a true learning environment. Aaron was fully prepared for the class; for example, he had all the materials, product and supporting documents for us to follow, which allowed us to move along at a comfortable and confident pace.
Aaron was patient and never jumped too far ahead until all students were ready. This created an atmosphere of calmness, which is needed when striving to learn so many finishes in just a few days. There were a couple of students with almost no prior finishing experience, and I was impressed at Aaron's ability to work with the different levels of students.
Aaron's knowledge of each product that was used and real-world experience in the field allowed students to ask questions regarding product information, technical business operations and application techniques."
Lita Jans
Ashland, Oregon
"Thanks for the fabulous class this past week. You taught us so much in a short period of time. Please tell Kay Lynn, Chris and Paul thanks for me, too. You all work together as a great team.
I have been showing my samples to friends and family. The most enthusiastic response yet came from my 16 year old daughter and her friend. They aren't afraid of some exuberant color. (And if they hadn't liked them, I know they would have dissed them just as vigorously. But they loved 'em. The wilder the better.)
Thanks a bunch!"
Cassandra Wallstrum, Architectural Finishes
San Diego, California
"I just wanted to thank you for the awesome class, and let you know I truly think you are one of the best teachers I have had… and I've had a few… You made every one feel very comfortable and at ease with the product… Teaching is truly an art and you've got it."
Shannon Kaye, Decorative Painter
San Francisco, California
"Thanks so much for the time and attention you gave to the Architectural Wall Finishing class in Seattle.
I especially appreciate your willingness to share tips and suggestions based on your own professional experience.
The product training and advice for actual job site situations was invaluable. I feel confident and excited about recreating these finishes for my clients. Oh, and lunches were great too!


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