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Three Dogs and Two Babies:
Teaching Your Dog a Polite Greeting
No other circumstances announce more loudly that your dog needs
more training than when you add a new baby to your household. The formerly
well behaved dog who use to lay at your feet while you watched television
is now desperate for attention, and will do just about anything to get it.
This includes getting into the trash, reverting back to destructive chewing
and housebreaking mistakes on your favorite carpet. All these things seem
to happen on the days when your new baby is particularly demanding, sick or
won't sleep !
The number one complaint among new parents however, is that their
dog jumps on people who come to visit. This impolite mugging of the
unsuspecting guest may be your dog's last hope for attention, or perhaps he
just realizes that you're too busy to do anything about it. Meanwhile, the
list of people who will brave the storm of greeting from your dog is
getting smaller and smaller. Let's face it, the last thing a new parent
needs right now is to lose friends. Taking care of a young baby is very
isolating and we need all the visitors we can get ! There are several
things you can do to help your dog learn that he must not jump or mouth
visitors whether you are busy or not.
If you want to bring about real change and help your dog to learn
that he must remain calm when greeting visitors you must practice often,
heavily reinforce the right behavior and prevent your dog from practicing
the wrong behavior. If your dog is allowed to continue to mug people at the
door this will reinforce the wrong behavior and make it more likely that he
will practice jumping in the future.
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The Chamber of Architects of Turkey, in collaboration with its regional Antalya Branch, has launched the fifth edition of the international award for young architects. This award recognises the winning projects in an international ideas competition focusing on temporary sheltering spaces. The need for temporary shelters for victims of natural and man-made disasters and those disadvantaged persons left on the edge of society is greater and greater. The role and the response of architects worldwide in this context with which they are not necessarily familiar is the aim of this competition that will be followed by an open debate to be held during the next Young Architects meeting in Antalya, on 25 May 2013. This award is organised with the support of the International Union of Architects.
Participation in the competition is open to architects worldwide, born after 1974, registered in an organisation of architects in their country. Registration for the competition takes place at the same time as the submission of entries. Participation is free of charge. The working languages are Turkish and English.
The international jury is composed of the following architects: Bünyamin DERMAN, Turkey; Nikos FINTIKAKIS, Greece, UIA Council member; N.Kerem PIKER, Turkey; Antonio RIVERSO, Italy, Vice-President UIA Region I, Şerban TIGANAS, Romania, President of the Order of Architects of Romania. Jon Ander AZPIAZU JUARISTI, Spain, and Numan Atakan PALAŞOĞLU, Turkey, alternate jury members.
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All Hail The Queen: She's From New Jersey
I knew it. I knew it. I knew there had to be a mistake or two in this Busta Rhymes "New York" song. Yeah I'm from Woodside, Queens and I like this joint as much as the next Rotten Apple dweller. Yeah it jacks the break that Diamond used way back (Got them lips sealed like O-Dub—hint it ain't the S.O.S. Band) and has the classic "real hip-hop" feel that comes across very rarely in today's commercial rap world. It's like hearing Nas "Made You Look" or Ghostface's "Run" for the first time. Yeah, yeah, I get it, understood.
Still with Busta spitting out shout-outs and lyrics at such a feverish place, it was more than likely a mistake would be made here—and I found it. Like Guru (Boston or BK? ) from Gang Starr says "you got to give the credit where it iz due." In the section of the song where Bussa-Bus gives it up to the ladies he lumps one former crown-wearing sista in with the bunch. Unfortunately, Queen Latifah, a sure-shot rap Hall of Famer, is from the Garden State. Home of the bickering Refugees, PRT and LOTU. You know: Joe "Never Comin' Out" Budden on that New Jerz shit. Funk Doctor Spok on that New Jerz ish. Treach from Sopranos on that Swamp Land shit.
I hate to be a stickler for the rules and yeah there's even a few errors in my superbly-researched ego trip's book of rap lists (you kids play nice and you might get a sequel in the '09) but couldn't someone in the studio correct the God before the shit got mastered? Oh well, oh well like Miss Jones says (she's from Astoria, Queens, BTW. Home of my partner S Dot Jenkins). I wouldn't even check NY po-po's p.e. #1 if he didn't boast at end of song that he "didn't forget shit."
Clearly though Busta's latest deserves its rightful place amongst other tunes that celebrate the Gotham State in all its glory. The place where hip-hop originated. The place where White folks used to be scared to walk through Times Square at night. The place that is currently looking for a modern-day, post Chronic-like rise to reclaim its position as the driving force in rap music today. Here my dos cents: I ain't mad at the new Papoose single and I got the fingers crossed—but I don't see it happening.
OK turn that frown upside down and enjoy 13 other Nueva York Nuggets (Gotta love this audio-blog shit!):
P.S. Melle Mel couldn't get a shout-out? It's okay, Rakim got love—twice. Wyandanch… um, stand up!


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Well, we're well on our way to summertime, even though we've had to drag out our coats again and deal with a little cool weather this week. Going through Reilly Springs, you'll notice that there are several people with their tomato plants out and planted in the gardens and flower beds. A little bit of warm weather gets everyone to thinking about "digging in the dirt."
The cool weather the last few days just reminds us that we haven't got over the hump into warm weather yet But, I did hear from one resident this week that their pecan tree was leafed out and they assured me that was a sign that we wouldn't have another killing frost. I hope they're right and we can be assured that things won't get "bit back" this season.
The Reilly Springs community was saddened late last week to learn that Nell Wilkison Ryzak had passed away, with services and burial in the Metroplex. Nell was reared in the Reilly Springs Community and came faithfully to Memorial Day Service s, when she was able. Argieree Tolleson attended the funeral and reported visiting with Nell's family at the service. Sympathy is extended to Nell's family, as she will be sorely missed.
Sympathy is extended to the Julia Hay Attlesey family on her passing. Funeral services are scheduled for Thursday, with interment at Restlawn Memorial Park. Julia Hay has always been a strong supporter of the Reilly Springs Community and lent her musical talents to this community, and been a vital part of life in Reilly Springs. She passed away on Tuesday at her home. Our sympathy is with Carole, Damon, and her entire family! Julia Hay will be sorely missed by the entire community.
Another person with Reilly Springs connections, Ann Ashcroft Williamson, passed away last week, with funeral services on Friday. Ann was a descendent of William Paisley and Jemima Yantis McDonald and was related to many of us in this community. Several cousins and extended family members attended visitation on Thursday night. Sympathy is extended to Joe, George, Bill, and the entire Williamson family.
I visited with Mary Alice Koon, on Thursday night, and she related enjoying a visit from Landri and Sam Lawrence last week while they were visiting from Muleshoe. She and Brodie filled them up on fresh strawberries from here in East Texas, before they went back to the Panhandle.
I made a "short trip to Winnfield, La.,, over the weekend. On Saturday morning, as I was getting ready to take pictures at the "Uncle Earl's National Hog Dog Trials," the first people that I ran into were Heath and Trey Gilbreath, from Yantis. They were attending the same event and taking in the sites as well. I really enjoyed the town of Winnfield, and the Louisiana Political Museum that houses the history of "colorful" Louisiana politics, and the many "stump speeches" made by candidates. I was particularly interested in the Gov. Jimmy Davis campaigns, as Bob and Joe Shelton from Reilly Springs were "front men" in Davis' campaign for governor, as he made his way across Louisiana stumping for votes. They used their musical talents to get Davis elected, as they took their "hillbilly" tunes to the small towns and parish hamlets all across Louisiana, and played before Davis spoke.
Vera Harringtom this week said she's already "making Yellow Dog Democrats" out of her granddaughters. It seems that Charlotte had her picture made last week with a "Democratic Donkey," because she knew that Vera wouldn't like it being with an elephant.
Meanwhile, Vera related that she had been in Waxahachie to attend a party for Mitzi and that a little neighbor boy thought he was going to get Charlotte in trouble by revealing that she'd told him Mary was 51 years old. However, Mary related that she was proud to see 51 and "certainly didn't want the alternative." I think she burst the boy's bubble!
It certainly makes me feel old when you start talking about Mary being 51 and Mitzi has caught up with me, until July, in age. I can remember us sitting on the tailgate of a pickup in Reilly Springs, talking about all those "old people" that were over 30. Man, doesn't time fly fast?
Marilee Fisher called and related that Bryant "was actually at home, this week, and not traveling." I seems he's been busy trying to get all of the last minute details ironed out for the goat dairy, so it can be opened by April 1 when all of the "kids" will start arriving.
Birthday greetings are in order for Kendra Fisher, who is celebrating her birthday today. Happy birthday, Kendra.
I also heard from Sandi Wallace this week, and she related that all of their spare time has been spent at the ball fields. Both Hunter and Stratton are playing baseball and Slade and Cody are coaching, so the entire family is involved. Best of luck to everyone on a great season.
I went to get my oil changed in Yantis this week and ran into Jay Hooker at the Oil Depot. Jay is the great-grandson of Forrest Rya from Reilly Springs, and kin to the entire Hooker clan from Reilly Springs. I advised him that my grandparents had purchased their house in Reilly Springs from Mr. and Mrs. Ray when they moved to the community, back in the early 1980s. Mother and my uncle have been cleaning out my grandparent's belongings, in the past few weeks.
Among the belongings of my grandparents, Mother found a treasured memento and related a cherished story about it. It was a small, little rusty bell, that we'd not known the significance of. But the little metal goat bell was used by one of my grandfather's little brothers as a child. The little brother, Roy, was born a twin, and the medical conditions in the early 1900s were poor on a rural Texas farm, to put it mildly. My great-grandmother, Lucy, had a difficult time delivering a set of twins, and one of them died at birth, and Roy was tiny and lucky to live. And Roy was mentally challenged due to his difficult birth and only lived to be 18 years old. However, being the "baby" of the family, he was a treasured asset to his parents and many older brothers and sisters. Wanting to make certain that they kept up with him when he was small, they pinned the little bell to Roy's overall, and could know where he wa around the farm, by hearing the bell ring
Several in our community were in attendance at Saturday night's Senior Casino Night in the Hopkins County Regional Civic Center and reported having a great time trying to best "Lady Luck." Word is that our own Charlotte Baxter may have found herself a second career as a blackjack dealer. Give her a call if you're planning on having a party and need a dealer.
Until next week, continue to keep your jacket handy as we experience a little bit more cool weather, and protect your tomato and pepper plants. Remember our troops who defend our freedoms, and ask for them an extra measure of safety and a return trip home. Pray for love in our hearts, harmony in our community, and peace in our land. God bless Reilly Springs, Hopkins County, and America.
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Calcutta, Dec. 10: The Bengal government will seek leniency for Mohun Bagan, an intervention that stands out because of club officials' association with the ruling party.
"I will write to the All India Football Federation (AIFF) tomorrow and urge the body not to suspend Mohun Bagan. As sports minister of Bengal and a witness to yesterday's incidents, I will humbly urge the AIFF to take into account Mohun Bagan's contribution to Indian football before taking any decision against the club," Bengal sports minister Madan Mitra told The Telegraph.
The minister's statement comes at a time the AIFF has sought legal opinion on how to proceed on Bagan's refusal to play after one of its players, Syed Rahim Nabi, was wounded in a missile attack during a league match against East Bengal. According to rules, a team that refuses to play can be banned up to two years from the national league.
The match commissioner had said in his report that the situation was under control and play could have resumed in the second half. Bagan was trailing 0-1. The match commissioner's report is considered final but the federation is keeping "all angles" in mind.
It is against such a fluid backdrop that Mitra is planning to write his letter in favour of the club whose president Swapan Sadhan (Tutu) Bose is a former Trinamul MP and his son, Mohun Bagan assistant secretary Srinjoy Bose, is a sitting Rajya Sabha MP who made it on a Trinamul ticket.
For the record and possibly to calm tempers, East Bengal has said it would not like to see Bagan banned. But off the record, East Bengal officials said rules should be enforced.
A serving minister sending an appeal for clemency will mean the federation was being persuaded to take into account factors other than the rules while taking the decision.
Mitra said he would write to the AIFF as the sports minister because the people of Bengal would be deprived if Bagan were suspended for two years.
"If Mohun Bagan is suspended for two years, Bengal's people would not be able to watch the derby. They will be deprived. For the sake of Bengal, Mohun Bagan cannot be suspended," said Mitra.
The sports minister is set to write that clubs like Mohun Bagan and East Bengal have made great contribution to football in the country. "These clubs have upheld the culture of Indian football over the years. I will urge the AIFF not to take any decision in a hurry," Mitra said.
It is unlikely that the national federation is unaware of the contribution without a minister having to mention it.
Mitra also backed Bagan's decision not to play, although the match commissioner had declared the situation under control. "Mohun Bagan had taken an immediate decision. The decision helped control the situation. The situation could have turned critical had the game continued," Mitra said.
The rules for tough action have been put in place by Fifa to act as a deterrent. But Mitra, who praised East Bengal players for their "sportsman's spirit" and help to the injured Rahim Nabi, has a solution: everybody in Bengal should take an "oath" that such incidents would not be repeated on a football ground.
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If American Idol wants to reinvigorate its brand in its pivotal 10th season, it will need to do several things. As we've already discussed here, it needs to refocus on its contestants, rid itself of the "mean judge" archetype and crown a different type of winner.
Simon Fuller conceived Idol as a television show that would launch superstar music careers. Over the years, though, the show itself has overshadowed most of the entertainers it has produced. This season needs to bring the two a bit closer to balance. So the next thing Idol needs to do in Season 10 is …
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Question: What's the single worst thing that could happen to American Idol this year?
Answer: Releasing a winner's album this fall that sells fewer than 100,000 units during the Christmas season, just as X Factor hits its stride.
Don't expect the forces behind the show to let that happen.
Idol desperately needs a hit this year, not just to brace the show's flagging ratings but to keep X Factor, which is sure to receive all sorts of hype from the moment it premieres, from making it look like old news.
If X Factor turns out to be the smash here that it became in Britain, Idol can't afford to have critics pointing to a dud release as proof how the show's shine has faded in comparison to the glitzy newcomer. So don't be surprised if the next Idol winner doesn't release an album this November.
It might come much, much sooner.
If previous winners thought they had a crazy schedule in the weeks after their coronation, they may not have seen anything compared to what this year's champion could go through.
In years past, Idol winners spent their downtime during the summer meeting with producers, listening to song demos or having writing appointments, squeezing in a few recording sessions on days off before starting the album in earnest at the end of the American Idols Live tour.
This year, she or he might not have that luxury.
Idol's already gotten rid of the guest mentor, who usually provided little more than eye candy for the show, in favor of Interscope Geffen A&M chairman Jimmy Iovine. Iovine, a kingmaker if such a thing still exists in today's music industry, will serve as the in-hour mentor, and he'll likely become the show's new voice of authority.
Believe me, contestants will have every bit as tough a time impressing Iovine as they did Cowell, who at least had to consider how his comments would come across on television. Iovine doesn't have a stake in the show: He's going to be completely focused on turning this season's American Idol into a true superstar, and he'll have no intention of letting somebody who's not up to the task get even close to that crown.
Under Idol's new partnership with the Universal Music Group, Iovine reportedly brought in top-name producers to start working with contestants while Idol was still in its Top 60 rounds. Expect some of these producers to stick around the entire season: This is the equivalent of the producers' meetings previous winners have taken after the show. By the time this season ends, the top finalists will already have working relationships with their producers.
So don't be surprised if there's new music -- by which I mean something more substantive than a generically inspirational coronation song trotted out as a souvenir single -- available the minute the confetti cannons blast. It might come even sooner. There's talk Idol might introduce new songs, by established hit songwriters, during the course of the season. Few things could help ratings for the show's finale more than a big hit single emerging from one of its contestants two or three weeks out.
It's entirely possible that, during the season's final weeks, producers and songwriters will already be at work creating and gathering material for albums for the contestants that last the longest. That way, whoever wins -- and whichever other contestants 19 Entertainment wants to keep -- can go into the studio the minute they've finished running the post-win press gauntlet. They could record during the month between the end of the Idol season and the start of the American Idols Live tour, then release the album in the summer before the tour's even finished.
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Nashville-based Brian Mansfield began writing about music for USA TODAY in 1997 and took over Idol Chatter just before the start of Season 8. He co-authored Make Me a Star: Industry Insiders Reveal How to Make It in Music, and while he has never auditioned for American Idol, he did sing Boot Scootin' Boogie at Disney World's American Idol Experience the day the attraction opened (he lost). More about Brian | E-mail Brian


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With its steep natural inclines, simply walking around San Francisco is an intense workout in itself. For a hard-core cardio session, the stairs are steep along the city's famously crooked Lombard Street; those who prefer a flat path can walk across the Golden Gate Bridge.
Stay: The boutique Hotel Palomar created the free People in Motion Running Program. Each weekday at 7 a.m., local runners lead group jogs catered to different fitness levels.
Eat: Plum, opened in 2010 by star chef and forager Daniel Patterson in nearby Oakland, emphasizes grains and vegetables in dishes like bourbon barley risotto with celery root, lemon and kale.


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Was it just me or did it seem like the secondary of SF wasn't very good against the Falcons? I know they're supposed to have a great defense, but it looked like they allowed Julio Jones, Roddy White, and Tony Gonzalez to get open constantly.
I really hope that Flacco takes advantage of that if they don't show up again.
Biggest problem is that their pass rush has gone silent. Ryan had all day back there most of the game.
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Mel B Post-Baby Bod Transformation Complete: Say 'Goodbye' Baby Weight! (PHOTO)
Zig a zig ah! Lookin' good, Mel B! The Hollywood mom hit the red carpet in Las Vegas wearing a body-baring black dress with criss-cross detailing.
After she was spotted working up a sweat to drop her baby weight while on a job in Sydney, Australia this past September, the former Spice Girl is showing off her enviable figure at the Escape To Total Rewards concert at Gotham Hall in New York City. Following close behind was hubby Stephen Belafonte.
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Rachel Manwill is an editor, writer, and professional nomad. Twice a year, she runs the #24in48 readathon, during which she does almost no reading. She's always looking for an excuse to recommend a book, whether you ask her for one or not. When she's not ranting about comma usage for her day job as a corporate editor, she's usually got an audiobook in her ears and a puppy in her lap.
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Beside preparing the release of his new LP, the rapper is also set to premiere his new clip from his latest single "Shawty Say" which will also feature the appearance of the "Lollipop" hit maker.
Getting close to the release date for his new LP "The Greatest Story Ever Told" on July 15, David Banner is set to celebrate it by preparing to premiere a new clip for his latest single "Shawty Say". The shooting for the upcoming video has been started earlier this week in L.A. and he will also be accompanied by Lil Wayne on the clip.
Speaking about the concept of his new music video, David told MTV, "The concept of the video 'Shawty Say' is really about the things women say about men that a lot of times we don't pay attention to." Moreover, the rapper also said, "As a brother, I just wanna articulate what the ladies are saying to me in a way that men could actually embrace it. So what we going around doing is seeing the men who ain't treating their women right and we're pulling them aside and interrogating them. 'This is what your woman is saying. You need to go home before somebody scoop her.'"
Beside collaborating with Wayne, on the upcoming record the rapper also teams up with other big names on the music scene. Some of the renown musicians that help him on the upcoming LP are, Chris Brown, Akon, Yung Joc, Snoop Dogg, UGK, Young Dro and many more.
Beside working on his music project, the rapper recently has also finished shooting two new movies, "The Longshots" and "Days of Wrath" that will be released this year.


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Chad Floyd
Head Athletic Trainer
The athletic training department is led by head athletic trainer Chad Floyd. Prior to Ozarks, Floyd worked at University of Arkansas-Fort Smith, Arkansas Tech University, Cooper Clinic Sports Medicine and the Minnesota Twins minor league system.
A native of Ozark, Ark., Floyd holds state, district and national training certifications and has an Arkansas teaching certificate in Health and Physical Education. He is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, Southwest Athletic Trainers Association and Arkansas Athletic Trainers Association. He currently serves on the Arkansas Athletic Trainers Association scholarship committee. Floyd was voted by his conference peers as the 2012-2013 American Southwest Conference Trainer of the Year. He received the same award in 2010-11 and in 2007-08. Floyd received the University's Alvin C. Broyles Outstanding Professional Staff Award, given to a member of the professional staff who has demonstrated exemplary dedication, professionalism and ability in his or her position, for the 2007-2008 school year. Floyd is a 1995 graduate of Arkansas Tech University where he earned a bachelor's degree in health and physical education. He and his wife, Mary, are the parents of one son, Jalen. He currently teaches Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries at Ozarks.
Contact: email@example.com or 479-979-1472
Tina Moya
Assistant Athletic Trainer
Tina Moya was named the Assistant Athletic Trainer May 21, 2015.
Moya joins Head Athletic Trainer Chad Floyd to enhance the athletic training services available to more than 200 NCAA Division III student-athletes at Ozarks. Prior to Ozarks, Moya served as the Assistant Athletic Trainer at Arkansas Tech University during the 2014-2015 academic year. Moya was a Graduate Assistant at the University of West Florida (UWF) for two years. Additionally, she was the Head Athletic Trainer at Valencia High School in Los Luna, New Mexico, from 2010-2012. Moya has completed internships with The Asylum semi-pro women's soccer team, Winter X Games 13 and with Walt Disney's Wide World of Sports.
A native of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Moya was a clinical instructor at UWF and taught Sports Medicine and Health at Valencia High School. Moya is a licensed Athletic Trainer in the state of Arkansas and is a National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA) certified Athletic Trainer. She holds professional membership in NATA.
Moya received her bachelor's degree in Athletic Training from the University of New Mexico in 2009. She received her master's degree in Exercise Science from UWF in 2014.
Contact: email@example.com or 479-979-1472
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Student-Athlete Insurance Enrollment Website (Domestic) - United Health Care (Golden Rule) - Must Be 19 Years of Age or Older
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Student-Athlete Insurance Enrollment Website (Domestic) - Allied National (Under 19 years of age)
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You Can Spray Hot Butter On Food Now And My Life Will Never Be The Same
Butter has the ability to redeem and uplift the blandest of foods. Butter makes toast — literally brick hard bread— not only bearable but delicious. A spoonful of butter paired with sugar elevates the regularly delicious sugar experience to a deifying rapture. Butter revives the corpses of countless dry foods back into youthful beautiful meal options, and now you can SPRAY HOT BUTTER ON YOUR FOOD!
The Biem butter sprayer works it's gorgeous magic through a stainless steel body that blessed users insert butter into, the device then heats up the butter enabling you to spray it through the sexy steel bliss onto all of the food within arm's reach. This invention was funded by Kickstarter, proving Kickstarter can be used for the greater good and not just Under The Tuscan Sun type self-discovery trips of overly positive Facebook friends.
The founder, Doug Foreman, who I can only assume is drowning in sex from his invention, said in a statement:
"Thanks to recent studies, butter is making its way back into peoples lives. In fact: Butter consumption in the U.S. has hit a 40-year high. Unfortunately, the way butter is served hasn't changed in decades…so we thought: what if we could re-imagine the way people store and use butter?"
Re-imagining butter is a future I can get behind. In fact it's a future I was born to embrace as was evident by gross but convicted early habits of casually eating spoonfuls of butter until my mom or any breathing shame-filled adult caught sight of me.
Dare I say this invention inspires so much excitement that there's also a tinge of fear?!?


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Information for New Students
|The WNMU Student Health and Counseling Center exists to affirm the clear role of health
and wellness in advancing academics. Our primary mission is to maintain
and contribute to a healthy and safe learning environment for the student
community. We are committed to providing high quality, inexpensive and
confidential primary care services in an accessible and efficient manner
which promotes maximum privacy and respect for individual as well as cultural
preferences. As health care providers, we promote wellness from a holistic
approach encompassing mind, body and spirit. We encourage the student
to make informed decisions about health related concerns and we empower
them to be self-directed and well informed consumers in an ever changing
health care system. The WNMU Student Health and Counseling Center does not process medical
insurance. Insured students will assume the responsibility of submitting
a claim to their insurance company when indicated.
Health insurance is recommended but not required. The University does not endorse a specific medical insurance carrier. The Health and Counseling Center can provide information on a limited number of carriers and it is up to the student to purchase his/her own coverage. Patient's health information is protected by federal regulations. Absolutely no one can gain knowledge of your health information unless you give permission to do so. Although the University does not require documentation of vaccination for admission, it is recommended that each student provide a copy of their vaccination record to the Health and Counseling Center.


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March 8, 2011
I saw the homies at Solefly post a low res version of this the other day on Facebook. And after using the power of reverse image search site Tineye, I was able to find a high res version. Click on photo to enalrge.
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but couldn't actually bring yourselves to stand up for me in any measurable way.
how would you feel about me posting your names and email addresses here so you can be 'accountable' to the sadistic, self-righteous, spoiled-brat bourgeois stalinist UCSC hipsters that some of you find so reasonable, that you can say, in proper newspeak, that they committed lynch mob violence, kidnapping and attempted torture in honor of their own agendas and it was "protective measures"?
yeah, what? you think i am happy being the only one on the hook here? why don't you step forward. i will post your names, email addresses, possibly phone numbers and what you said to me here unless you convince me why i shouldn't. then i won't be so alone. then you will have to deal with kommissars olivia rudolph, kyle thomas, angela yonker and all their little followers. you will be accounted for.
maybe you will grow half a brain, age past your early twenties and get past this stupid little self-delusional scene of middle class humanities-major brats addicted to their personal little thrill of feeling like the most moral people around.
i guess you all know how to get in touch with me.
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* Gas rig count falls 13 to 407 * Number of gas rigs in action lowest since May 1999 * Oil rig count up, horizontal rig count down NEW YORK, March 8 (Reuters) - The number of rigs drilling for natural gas in the United States fell by 13 this week to the lowest level since May 1999 as weak gas prices continued to discourage drilling. The gas-directed rig count fell to 407, data from Houston-based oil services company Baker Hughes Inc showed on Friday, representing the fifth drop in six weeks. U.S. producers have largely been curbing dry-gas drilling in favor of more profitable oil and liquids-rich plays such as Eagle Ford in Texas and Marcellus in Appalachia. The oil-focused rig count, which hit a 10-month low of 1,315 six weeks ago, rose by eight to 1,341, Baker Hughes data showed. The oil count is up 45 rigs from the same week last year. Baker Hughes also reported that horizontal rigs, the type often used to extract oil or gas from shale, fell by 11 this week to 1,130. The horizontal count is down from the record high of 1,193 set last May. Drilling for natural gas has largely been in decline for more than a year. The count is down about 57 percent since peaking in 2011 at 936, but so far production has not shown any significant signs of slowing. The associated gas produced from more-profitable shale oil and shale gas liquids wells has kept dry gas flowing at or near a record pace. Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration last week showed that gross natural gas output in December fell 1.1 percent from November's record high, the first time in four months that production failed to notch a new peak. Gas futures prices showed little reaction to the report and were trading late at around $3.63 per mmBtu.


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Technology can be an author's best publicist
Before the World Wide Web gained traction, Anne Rice was trying to reach readers beyond the pages of her novels.
She published a newsletter and left messages on a phone line where fans could leave feedback. Rice, the noted author of "The Vampire Chronicles" series, occasionally took out ads in newspapers to get out her message.
"I was much criticized for that," she says, "but then it turned out that the Internet came along, and now everybody does that."
Rare is the writer who doesn't have a Web site, from best-selling authors such as Rice and Stephen King to literary novelists the likes of A.S. Byatt and Ian McEwan. Writers have turned to social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter to interact with fans and market their work.
"(Publishers) expect you to not only write the book, but you also have to sell it," author Hallie Ephron says. "And the selling is with new media. It makes it both easier and more daunting, because there's so much noise out there. How are you going to make yourself heard?"
Ephron, the Massachusetts-based author of mystery novels including "Never Tell a Lie," and the just-published "The Bibliophile's Devotional: 365 Days of Literary Classics," updates her Web site daily. She tweets on Twitter; shares a blog, Jungle Red Writers, with five of her peers; and posts updates on Facebook.
But she is wary of too much exposure.
"I think you can numb people," Ephron says. "I think people get sick of hearing from you, and there are plenty of authors out there who are overdoing it. I think there's an art to be intriguing and making people want to buy the book."
That might be worse than no exposure at all, according to Sarah Weinman, a book critic and writer who runs the blog "Confessions of an Idiosyncratic Mind."
"I can't tell you how many examples I can come up with of authors who are out there semi-spamming Web sites, blogs, social networks, mailings lists, etc., because they are desperate to get their names out, and forget that interactions with prospective readers have to have meaning and purpose," Weinman says.
Earlier this year, Gregg Hurwitz was at Comic-Con in San Diego when it was announced he was going to be working on the "MoonKnight" series. Within minutes, the news had been posted on Facebook and Twitter by ardent fans.
Hurwitz, author of the best-selling thrillers "Trust No One" and "The Crime Writer," can tap into the passions that are rampant throughout the comic book community. While he has to be careful -- Hurwitz zealously avoids suggestions for story ideas because of possible legal ramifications -- the feedback he receives acts as a technological pulse, allowing him to gauge which ideas work and which ones don't.
"The (comics) community is great," Hurwitz says. "When they love stuff, you know it. When they hate stuff, you know it. ... There are a lot of opinions flying around, so it's very vital."
Facebook and Twitter also act as a way of relieving the tedium of writing.
Alafair Burke, the New York-based author of "Angel's Tip" and "Judgment Calls," worked as a district attorney in Portland, Ore., before turning to writing. What she misses most about her previous work is the culture and the camaraderie, being able to have a cup of coffee with friends. As a writer, social interaction is not naturally present. But social media sites provide surrogate, if technologically removed, compensation for the solitude required to write.
"Facebook and Twitter have become nice distractions," Burke says. "Sometimes, it can be too much of a distraction, but it's a way to exchange little quips with people just from your own home."
Burke, who blogs via her Web site and uses Twitter, says there is a beneficial synergy that occurs between her writing and the public posts.
"Sometimes I'm writing stuff for legal academics, sometimes I'm writing fiction," Burke says. "Sometimes I'm blogging toward the book crowd, sometimes I'm blogging toward the academic crowd, and I find that switching gears on the substance of what I'm writing can help the entire time I'm writing.
"It keeps those muscles fluid, so the typing fingers and the voice are always going. It's just the question of what I'm talking about that changes.'
Ayelet Waldman initially resisted the idea of increasing her presence on the Internet. At the urging of her publisher, the Berkeley, Calif.-based author of the novel "Love and Other Impossible Pursuits" increased her Web presence. Much to her surprise, her sales figures also increased.
"I think Facebook and Twitter definitely helped my book sell and get on the New York Times best-seller list," Waldman says of her most recent release, "Bad Mother." "We had contests for pre-orders, and pre-orders make a huge difference, for Amazon in particular. I would go on my Facebook page or on Twitter and say I'm going to run a contest. ... I think it made a tremendous difference."
While the Internet has proved to be a boon for her, Waldman remains nostalgic for how books once were promoted. But the old model -- notably, book tours -- is not enough.
"Unless you're super-famous, going from city to city doesn't do you any good, she says. "So you sell 30 or 50 copies more in a city. I don't think that gets you on best-seller lists."
Despite the easy access of the Internet, there still are those who don't take advantage of its ability to reach thousands, even millions, of potential readers.
"Not every author wants to do this," says Heather Drucker, an associate director of publicity with HarperCollins in New York. "I have a few author Luddites. They do e-mail, but they are not interested in blogging."
It is usually more established authors who are most resistant to promoting themselves via the Internet, especially on Facebook and Twitter, Drucker says.
There are benefits for writers beyond increased book sales. Rice, who rarely travels from her home in California due to health issues, says she hears from fans in Israel, Romania and the Canary Islands by way of her online presence.
"Sometimes, you get bad or negative e-mails," Rice says. "But most of the time, 99 percent of the time, they are kind of constructive and interesting. I think if people are bored with your writing or they don't respond to it. ... Usually what you get is positive feedback on what you achieved, and that can be very comforting and sustaining."
Who are the best writers when it comes to maintaining an online presence• Sarah Weinman, a book reviewer who hosts the influential mystery blog "Confessions of an Idiosyncratic Mind" ( www.sarahweinman.com ), selects her favorites:
Laura Lippman ( www.lauralippman.com ): "I like how Laura Lippman manages her Facebook pages and blog."
Alafair Burke ( www.alafairburke.com ): "Alafair Burke is out there in a number of different social media and strikes the right balance between a strong presence and not too strong."
Lee Child ( www.leechild.com ): "Lee Child's message board is still a gold standard in terms of old-school fan-author interaction."
Mark Billingham ( www.markbillingham.com ) and John Connolly ( www.johnconnollybooks.com ): Both "have active (and moderated!) message boards."
Joseph Finder ( twitter.com/JoeFinder ): Joe Finder used Twitter fairly effectively to get the word out about his last novel.Additional Information:


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Dont Flop's "Set the Standard" has provided a classic battle that was uploaded today between US rapper Illmaculate, and UK's Tony D in the only International battle of the day. Tony D battled Suus at "To The Test 10" and is now a firm fan favourite in the Dont Flop battle league. Illmaculate has been freqnently featured on Hip-Hop Kings, mainly with his album "Skrill Talk" (download link above) which features the likes of Tech n9ne and Inspectah Deck amongst others. You can watch Dont Flop – Illmaculate vs Tony D on the youtube player below.
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Chrome for Android has only been on the market for a few months, but has made a ruckus in the mobile browsing arena. Today, we learned that the smooth little browser is about to drop out of the beta phase. Click through to read on…
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Chrome for Android Beta updated with bug fixes
For those of you that are lucky enough to be running ICS the beta of Chrome for Android has received an update. The update mainly includes bug fixes, with one big one that now allows for Chrome to open on certain versions of ICS. This is of course fairly important as the beta only works […]
Notion Ink Adam gets Ice Cream Sandwich
Earlier this week Notion Ink released a picture showing Android 4.0 running on a Adam tablet. They've been heavily at work on developing Ice Cream Sandwich on the tablet, and just recently they've released a video showing it in action. The build is still in very early stages and issues like screen flashes and lot […]
Swiftkey Testing Multitouch
Swiftkey is now testing a feature that might help you type faster even if your already quick with the keyboard. Multitouch is in the works for tablets and smartphones, and it's being tested in a two-week alpha stage for the developer's VIP track.
CyanogenMod 7 For Droid 3 Coming Soon
With Cyanogen it's never a case of IF, more like when. Droid 3 is looking like it will receive some CM7 Gingerbread in the near future. Right now it is still early early development stages the masterminds behind the most widely used ROM are coming close to a possible beta early release. As of right […]
Issimo For Android Gets New Update For TMZ VIP members
We received word from @britishturbo that a new update for Issimo is available at TheMobiZone.com for VIP members. You may remember when we wrote an article about Issimo previously. We are unsure about changes or improvements to Issimo at this time. You can become VIP at TMZ here. via @BritishTurbo
DROID 2 to get CM7 in near future
As an owner of the DROID X, I love to see news like this! And as a natural hacker (it runs in the family), of cousre I'm running a custom ROM. Actually, I'm running the latest from our resident developer, IceandFire. This is all possible, thanks to the Cyanogen Team.
Sprint Begins beta testing Google Voice!
Sprint and Google have been teaming up for some serious integration. They are now sending out select beta invites to customers. Here is the letter that was sent out to select Sprint customers: Hello, You have been invited to start enjoying the benefits of the Sprint integration before anyone else! We are interested in your feedback […]


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This one started out as sketch practice, but slowly developed into a more finished painting. The final look should resemble something more comic-like than realistic. The idea behind was to have a girl almost coming to life on a wet poster. It is not entirely obvious, but if you look closer the waterdrops, although running down a flat surface, they seem follow the girl's curvaceous body. I'm still fighting against anatomy (and probably will forever), but it is always a lot of fun to do these kind of paintings.
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Why does mold grow in the inside corners of walls?
There are two possible causes for a mold problem at the inside corners of exterior walls. The first is poor air circulation. Warm air registers are normally located in front of windows so they can blow warm, dry air over the glass to cut down on condensation. Corners that are located away from this moving air, like those in closets, become cool and allow moisture to condense. The moisture is what mold and mildew thrive on.
The problem could be uninsulated framing cavities at the corners or where interior walls meet exterior ones. When a house is being built, carpenters are supposed to insulate cavities that are only accessible when they're framing the walls. Sometimes they get careless or lazy or there's no insulation on the site and the job doesn't get done. The insulators can't tuck insulation in those spots later, so they never get filled. Then during cold weather, the inside wall surface cools, moisture condenses, and mildew sets up shop.
Here's the fix: Use a 3/8-in. spade drill bit to bore holes at 30-in. intervals up from the floor. Angle the holes toward the middle of the corner. (If there's already insulation in the cavity, it'll get wrapped around the drill bit on the first hole, indicating you don't need this fix.) Spray a whole can of expanding foam into the first hole and let it sit overnight to finish expanding. The next day, fill the next hole with another whole can of foam and let it sit overnight. Finally, spray about half of a third can into the last hole. If the hole is plugged the next day, you're done. If not, spray in the rest, then patch the holes and repaint. If the corners are already insulated, try reducing the moisture in the air and/or increasing air movement. Dehumidifiers, ceiling fans, air-to-air heat exchangers and more warm air vents are a few approaches that will help.


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+1 407 239 1234
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Location Located on 1,500 acres of land in Lake Buena Vista, the hotel is just 5 minutes from World Disney World, and 10 minutes from Seaworld, Universal Studios and Orange County Convention Center. Orlando International Airport is approximately 25 minutes from the hotel, and the Orlando Premium Outlets are just 5 minutes away. Facilities The hotel was built in 1984. The accommodation comprises a total of 750 rooms. In the air-conditioned establishment, guests are welcomed at the reception area with 24-hour reception and a 24-hour check-in/check-out service. Most of the storeys can be reached by lift. Amenities include a cloakroom, a safe and a currency exchange service. Wireless internet access in public areas allows travellers to stay connected. Among the culinary options available at the hotel are a restaurant, a dining area and a bar. Various shops are available, including a souvenir shop. The grounds of the accommodation feature a playground and an attractive garden. Additional features at the establishment include a newspaper stand and a playroom. Guests arriving by car can leave their vehicles in the garage or in the car park. Available services and facilities include a babysitting service, translation services, room service, a laundry service and a hairdresser. In addition, a shuttle service is offered. Active guests can make use of the bicycle hire service to explore the surrounding area. Rooms Each of the rooms is appointed with air conditioning, central heating, a fan, a kitchen and a bathroom. Most rooms feature a balcony with a view for guests' enjoyment. The carpeted rooms have a double bed and a sofa bed. A safe and a minibar are also available. For self-catering guests, there is a well-equipped kitchenette with a fridge, a mini fridge, a cooker, a microwave and a tea/coffee station. In addition, there is a washing machine and an ironing set. Internet access, a telephone, a TV, a radio, an alarm clock and WiFi add to the comfort of the holiday. Guests are always kept up-to-date thanks to the daily paper provided. Rooms suitable for wheelchair access are bookable. The bathrooms have a shower and a bathtub. A hairdryer and bathrobes are provided for everyday use. Bathrooms with wheelchair access can also be booked. The hotel offers family rooms and non-smoking rooms. Sports/Entertainment The accommodation features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. A waterslide offers fun for all ages. The hot tub is the perfect place to relax. The poolside bar serves a selection of refreshing drinks. A wide range of sports activities are offered at the establishment, such as beach volleyball. For a fee, biking/mountain biking, tennis, volleyball, basketball, crazy golf, golf and horse riding are also available. Travellers at the hotel can take advantage of a wide range of indoor sports activities, including a gym, or for a fee, table tennis, gymnastics and aerobics. The accommodation offers a range of services in the wellness area, such as a spa, a sauna and a beauty salon, and for an additional fee, massage treatments. Guests of all ages have the opportunity to enjoy an interesting entertainment programme (for a fee). Meals Bed and breakfast is bookable. Available meals include breakfast, lunch and dinner. Payment The following credit cards are accepted at the establishment: American Express, VISA, Diners Club, JCB and MasterCard. Misc. Early Checkout will be assessed a fee. There is a resort fee payable by the guest.


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The hotel is quiet, clean and the staff are attentive. the staff also spoke english which was a great help. I stayed at the hotel at the start and end of my visit to Spain and the staff were professional and helpful on both occasions. I liked the Hotel location as it was a nice area of Madrid and easy to get to the Metro station which was just round the corner. both the rooms I stayed in were air conditioned. The room I had at the end of my trip however did not have a control switch for the air conditioning and I found it a bit noisy.
Nice place to stay as was within walking distance of all city ammenities but not in the center well its a 4* but would say its a border line 3* - 4*
The stuff is really nice. The breakfast was rather rich. Just small things - no remote control for TV, and for me the room was a bit too warm. Otherwise it is good place to stay.
Overpriced minibar
location (easy walk to the museums or to sol and grand via), staff, can easily book excursions from the hotel. air conditioning is very low, but open the window and the room cools down. air conditioning is too weak to cool the room on its own.
The staff was nice and helpful although sometime English was a little limited. Right next to a subway station and although we had a street-side room it was quiet at night. breakfast is really over priced, just go to a cafe nearby.
Very well connected to centre and various points of interest. It was cold during the night and even with 2 blankets we could not warm up. Bed was hard and not recommended to people with back problems. Several times at night and very early mornings we heard loud , extended noise, as if someone would move the furniture. It is still a mistery where this noise came from, very unlikely that the hotel guests made it. I would be curious to find out.
We arrived at around 11:00 in the morning and they were kind enough to give us an "early check-in". Room was really clean and there was a very nice toiletry kit on the bathroom. Nice little restaurants around the area. Although not at city "centre", it was really easy to get around, especially on the red bus. Would recommend Gran Versalles to everyone!
We really enjoyed our stay. The breakfast was very good. Staff most helpful. Very happy with location We had no complaint about Gran Versalles
The facilities at Gran Versalles was filled with comfort. The shower facility is different from the rest with separate shower head with clean towels and separated sink for each person. Thank you!
Recommended. We parked a car there; the garage is a tight fit. Everything else about or room and the assistance we received was simply excellent. We did not dine at the hotel, but only because we had other commitments.
it had good value for the money paid, and the staff was very helpful.
Nice hotel, very good breakfast. Hotel staff is always helpful. Location is quite good, close to San Bernardo Metro. My room had a view on the internal court and was very dark.
Almost everything Very few TV programs in English
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Breakfast was a big surprise and made the stay great. Also a nice bar and Location 1 block from San Bernardo metro Line 2 was great. Decor is a bit dated
Location was great, close to everything by shorty cab ride. Clean comfortable and beautiful. Very helpful staff and a good value.
The roomm was nice and clean and breakfast is quite good
Location,Staff,Price Room was very uncomfortable at night (Too warm) - inadequate airconditioning.
Elegant entry way, beautiful decor and wonderful location! It was close to the centre and other great neighbourhoods, but quiet and comfortable. Cleaning services were not the best, minimal in particular throughout the stay. We are both blond, but everyday there were more black hairs in the room.
Paper thin walls between the rooms. Very hot as air conditioning did not seem to work well. But was not a problem for us as it was cold outside.
Quiet room as requested
Big room Lousy wc, did not work. Extremly hard and uncomfortable bed. Minibar was not refilled. The Spanish maid could not speak a word of English, and evidently could not read as she did not know the difference between Clean room and Do not disturb
The stylish furniture. Very few food at the breakfast for a 4 star Hotel in a European capital.
It was very quiet hotel and small hotel.
Nice hotel, room a large and confortable close to 2 different metro-stations.
Helpful staff. Room cleaned earl yin day. Location right next to Metro station was really good. Quiet area of Madrid.
Very well located - 20mins nice walk to centre, near metro and in a relaxt area-, friendly hotel staff, all very new and comfortable, sauna is nice after a day of city touring! Although rooms are spacious it is noisy: we could hear the tv fro our neighbors at 5.30h in the morning
nice place, walking distance to 5 metro stations, very comfortable and spacious rooms though the breakfast was not bad, it didn't have the variety one would expect from a 4-star hotel
The hotel is very near to the underground station, clean, the staff speaks English, very good breakfast. Although we personally didn´t mind, for some people the palce could be very noisy during the night as well as early morning (noise coming from the street´s night life)! Our room was on the 2nd floor and downstairs on the street there is a petrol station. It was very loud.. I can imagine that for people with sleeping disorder or children it could be very difficult to fall asleep..
It was close to everything, staff very polite and helpful
nice brakfast, good Location there is no corkscrew in a room
Convenient for metro line. Clean, comfortable and close enough to city centre that you could walk there and back safely in the evenings. Lovely breakfast. Very helpful staff. It would have been even better if there had been a hospitality tray in the bedroom (ie with a kettle to make hot drinks in the evening) and a Gideon's Bible in drawer. These are usually standard features in UK guesthouses and hotels.
The hotel was clean, close to two metro stations, but one could reach interesting sites at the center also by walking. Expensive wi-fi, expensive breakfast.
The atmosphere of the hotel was very relaxed but still very professional.
Great location for visiting the city centre of Madrid Using internet facilities in the hotel lobby on the hotel's pc was not a great experience. Internet was slow and over priced.
Included breakfast was a good range and reasonable quality. Convenient to the metro which was four metro stops from Sol. Beds, shower and room were ok. The "free" Wifi is not free!!! After using one 30 minute voucher for extremely slow wifi in the lobby, we were told to purchase wifi at an exorbitant rate. Some of the staff were downright rude even though I used my limited spanish to ask if they spoke english and, when they said they didn't, I tried to communicate in spanish. The room was stuffy and as they are on a major road the only alternative was a loud fan.
The hotel is in a very good location. The rooms were very clean and comfortable.
Very clean rooms, bedclothes exchange every day, comfortable (TV, minibar, aircondition), safe in rooom, helpfull staff, very good location; near metro station.
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the room gives real comfort..very clean and good bathroom goodies access to Wi-fi should always be free
Very central to subway and transport Very small room only enough room to have a bed in it
the room was clean and comfortable enough and the hotel quite central The rooms are on the street and therefore a little noisy at night
The room was nice and clean, and the staff was friendly and English speaking. There's also a nice bakery just down the street and the metro is only about a block or two away. Great value for our money.
Nice staff, good location but quiet. Singles a little on the small side but OK.
Staff were very helpful and english was great; easy to access via the metro; we liked the neighborhood
Close to metro. safe location as I was travelling alone. Quiet.
This hotel is in an area with lots of small bars and restaurants that locals use. If you want to get a little bit out of the city centre and experience how the locals live then you may like this hotel location. There are several metro stops that are neat the hotel. The breakfast choice was limited but they had really good coffee and a nice selection of pastries and croissants The walls were a little thin - could easily hear person next door coughing. It was fairly quiet during my stay but I can imagine problems if you had noisy neighbours
Location breakfast
Location, cafe on site, and free wifi N/a
the location
Location breakfast should be improved
Its central location Cramped reception area...unappealing cafe
Compact hotel, small (single ) but clean and comfortable room. Staff were helpful and courteous. Location was excellent for what was required, but not necessarily where I would have stayed for any other visit. Credit card payment for room was taken automatically before I checked out. Since I had eaten breakfast I needed to add to the bill. I pay in pounds sterling and the hotel charges in Euros I get two surcharges for using foreign currency; this was not appreciated.
The room was very quiet.
reception staff very helpful situated in a residential area so less touristy noise travels because of wooden floors
The location was great for the University district. The room was clean.
extremely helpful and friendly staff Perhaps breakfast was a bit expensive
Hotel is pretty close to city centre, great rooms, comfortable beds, good breakfast, free wifi in lobby and courteous staff. I didn't see any free parking available, only for residents. Hotel took payment straight from credit card before we even arrived, something which I did not like.
Comfortable room for good price. Good to have non-smoking room available. Air conditioning worked well. Bed was very comfortable. Another NH hotel where I stayed in Salamanca had a tissue dispenser in bathroom. All NH hotels should have same amenities in bathrooms. Would be good to add tissue dispensers to your bathrooms. Also, it would be a real asset to make a free computer with an Internet connection available to your guests in the lobby. Many less expensive hotels and hostals in Spain do this.
The hotel located in a non-tourist area but close to the main areas of interest. The service personnel is very polite and benevolent. Some rooms need some minor renovation.
The room was really spatious, the bed comfortable, the bathroom large and well equipped, the staff very helpful It was impossible to turn off the heating in the room so it was too hot during the night.
Helpful staff that could explain how to find what we needed.
The room was very expensive but very small with bad odours coming from the bathroom pipes. I saw wood lice and there was a lot of mould in the bathroom. The breakfast was good but overpriced. I was honestly quite disappointed.
very central everytime someone came he had to ring the bell to be opened. as the walls are very thin, I woke up at 23.00, 1.00, 3.00, 4.00, ....
The Hostal is very central and clean. High quality/price level.
The location of the hostal is quite good, rooms are clean and most of the staff friendly. Most of the staff only speaks Spanish except one lady who also speaks French. We asked for a double bed but got 2 single beds. Changing rooms was only possible after 2 nights. The fridge in the room didn't work, and the rooms are quite noisy.
It is central, has 24-hour reception, people are nice. I would recommend this hostel to people who are short of money. The rooms are really small, I booked two triple rooms, one of those had no appearance to be a triple room, but a double one with an extra bed. Internet doesnt work on all bedrooms, I had to be at a small tv-room to get connection.
Nice staff, perfect location
the stuff of the hotel didn't speek english , this situation creat dificulties. this hotel may be good for spanish speeking guests
Very comfortable, peaceful room. Fridge very handy, and free wifi excellent. Stayed at another hostel in Madrid, but this was far superior. Close to several metro stations.
location, staff, no soap and shampoo
Good location, friendly staff, acceptable price. Comfortable enough for a traveler that needs only a place to spend a night - not a resort hotel to spend whole days in
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AMERICA'S CINDERELLA MAN: How The Story Of Braddock Found Its
Way Into The Hearts Of Filmmakers…and Two Actors
sports and boxing fan Cliff Hollingsworth was one of those touched
by Braddock's story and felt the man's driving battle
to provide for his family (and unanticipated fame that resulted from
his upset matches) was a great tale deserving of a big screen adaptation.
Beyond the simple sports victory lay a larger tale of personal triumphs
that become the stuff of dreams.
INTO CINDERELLA MAN: How Russell Crowe Approached the Role of a Quiet
Man Who Became an Unwitting Hero
In addition
to the research and preparation for embodying the character of Braddock,
Crowe would need to undergo a great deal of physical training to portray
a man who possessed not only the courage but the physical prowess
and pugilistic skills to take on the greatest fighters of his time.
Crowe began the process by immersing himself in the archives of photographs
and film reels that still exist of Braddock in his fighting heyday.
He spent hours meticulously analyzing the fighter's every movement
and facial expression in the ring, dissecting his character's
uncanny drive and persistence from the outside in. At the same time,
Crowe also began to study the art of boxing—the sport known
as "the sweet science" for its multifaceted mix of grace,
grit and strategy—with trainer Angelo Dundee, who for 21 years
trained the greatest champion of them all, Muhammad Ali. The next
task was to whip Crowe into the highly conditioned shape of a hungry
pro boxer. But because Crowe was devoted to absolute authenticity,
he didn't want to use today's far more sophisticated training
methods; rather, he wanted to use the same bare-bones methods Jim
Braddock would have used. From research, Crowe learned that boxers
in the 1930s rarely trained with weights, giving them a less cut physique
than current boxers, so his program studiously avoided pumping iron.
Instead, the emphasis was put on cardio and endless days and nights
of sparring, sparring and more sparring in the ring—which eventually
transformed the actor from 228 pounds of Master and Commander's
Captain Jack Aubrey to Braddock's fighting weight of 178.
More to come...
as Russell Crowe was pursuing the part of Jim Braddock in the late
1990s, Renée Zellweger had become independently intrigued in
the story of Jim's wife, Mae Braddock, whose enduring love and
belief famously spurred him on to one of the greatest sports upsets
in history. When Crowe found out about Zellweger's interest,
he couldn't have been happier. He had always wanted to work
with the actress whose recent roles have run the gamut from the criminal
harlot of the musical Chicago to her Oscar®-winning turn as the
hardscrabble farmer Ruby in Cold Mountain to the iconic modern single
woman, the title character of Bridget Jones's Diary.
a diverse roster of finely etched, critically acclaimed performances,
Paul Giamatti (Joe Gould) has established himself as one of the most
versatile actors of his generation.
has enjoyed a diverse group of film roles, ranging from the villain
in Renny Harlin's The Long Kiss Goodnight, opposite Geena Davis
and Samuel L. Jackson, to the comedic turn in Larry David's
Sour Grapes and in the virtual reality thriller The Thirteenth Floor.
Additional film credits include Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, The
Suburbans and Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star, written by Fred Wolf
and David Spade, directed by Sam Weisman
Considine (Mike Wilson) has received much critical acclaim in the
last year for his roles in the successful British films Dead Man's
Shoes and My Summer of Love.
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In my opinion, making cupcakes is a must when throwing a party. And for a pool or beach party, these Beach Umbrella Cupcakes are just right!
In my opinion, making cupcakes is a must when throwing a party. And for a pool or beach party, these Beach Umbrella Cupcakes are just right!
These tasty beauties consist of a moist lemon cake (what screams summer more than lemon?) and a blue water buttercream.
Then, to bring home the beach theme, I topped the cupcakes with graham cracker crumbs to resemble sand and a mini cocktail umbrella to act as a beach umbrella. These cupcakes are easy and quick to decorate and really bring home the pool-party, summertime theme.
For the Lemon Cupcakes
2 1/2 cups cake flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
3/4 teaspoon baking soda
3/4 teaspoon salt
10 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature
1 1/2 cups sugar
2 eggs
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1 cup milk
2 tablespoons lemon zest
1/4 cup lemon juice
For the "Blue Water" Buttercream
1 1/2 cups (3 sticks) unsalted butter, at room temperature
3 cups confectioners sugar
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
Pinch salt
Blue food coloring
For Decorations
Graham crackers, crushed into crumbs
Cocktail umbrellas
To make the Lemon Cupcakes, preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line 2 cupcake pans with baking liners, then set aside until needed.
In a medium bowl, whisk together the cake flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Set aside.
In the bowl of a stand mixer, beat together the butter and sugar until light and creamy. Add the eggs and mix until fully incorporated. Mix in the vanilla. With the mixer running on low speed, slowly add the flour mixture in three additions, alternating with the milk. Add the lemon zest and lemon juice and beat until the batter is smooth, about 30 seconds.
Using an ice cream scoop, divide the batter among the prepared cupcake liners, filling the liners two-thirds of the way.
Bake the cupcakes until a toothpick inserted into a few of the cupcakes comes out clean, about 20-25 minutes. Allow the cupcakes to cool in the pan for 2 minutes and then transfer to a cooling rack to cool completely.
While the cupcakes are cooling, make the buttercream: Cream the butter in the bowl of stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment until light and fluffy, about 5 minutes. Add the confectioners sugar and mix (gradually increasing in speed) until the sugar is fully incorporated, about 5 more minutes. You may need to stop the mixer and scrape down the sides of the bowl a couple of times.
Add the vanilla and whisk until the buttercream is light and fluffy, about 3 minutes. Add the blue food coloring and whisk until there is no white showing.
To frost the cupcakes, place the buttercream is a piping bag fitted with a closed star tip. Starting at the center of the cupcake, then pipe in circles working your way up. Repeat with the remaining cupcakes.
To decorate the cupcakes, place a large pinch of graham cracker crumbs on the top of each cupcake. Stick 1 cocktail umbrella into the top of each cupcake. Serve and enjoy!
Note: These last up to 5 days in a sealed container.
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The Art of War
2000 (2000) - Morgan Creek/Warner Bros. (Warner)
review by Todd Doogan of
The Digital Bits
Film Rating: C+
Disc Ratings (Video/Audio/Extras): A/A/C
Specs and Features
117 mins, R, letterboxed widescreen (2.35:1), 16x9 enhanced, single-sided, RSDL dual layer (layer switch at 56:56, in chapter 17), cast and crew filmographies, 7 theatrical trailers (for
The Art of War
Battlefield Earth
Chill Factor
The In Crowd
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
The Whole Nine Yards
Young Guns II
), film-themed menu screens with music, languages: English (DD 5.1), subtitles: English, Closed Captioned
It's New Year's Eve 1999 at the prestigious Jade Park hotel in Hong Kong and a huge party is being thrown by billionaire David Chan. Out of the crowd, a mysterious man in a black tux pulls some viscous (and quite unorthodox) negotiating tactics and is able to get some long delayed peace talks between North and South Korea back on track. Who is this mysterious man and on which side of the fence is he playing? Well, that's hard to say, because officially he doesn't exist. Unofficially, he's Neil Shaw (Wesley Snipes) and he works for a secret department within the UN, a department whose job it is to make hard things - impossible things - happen, any way he can.
Six months later, a group of Hong Kong refugees that has been missing for a month pop up dead - filling the to brim a shipping canister delivered to a New York port. Ambassador Wu from China is driving his fist into the table, chastising the UN. This is on the eve of a huge UN sanctioned trade treaty with China, that will benefit a great many people. But it's also a treaty that a few want stopped, and those few are willing to kill to stop it. Who's responsible? Is it someone on the inside of the UN like Neil Shaw? Is it David Chang, who seemingly benefits most from this trade agreement and, from all outward appearances, would have no need to stop the treaty? Or is it Ambassador Wu, whose xenophobic attitude is hidden by his support of the treaty? To find out, many things will explode, bullets will fly and people will get kicked in the face. So that pretty much means a good time will be had by all.
The Art of War
isn't a bad film. It's pretty brainless, really, but so are many such action flicks. What it lacks is true style, even if it tries to pretend it has some. Oh... there's plenty of movie rain, witty lighting effects and some really killer action sequences, but
The Art of War
is nothing more than second-rate James Bond meets
The Fugitive
, with some
Rising Sun
Mission: Impossible
thrown in. It's kind of funny that Snipes was in two out of the four films in that recipe. Furthering the idea that there's no real creativity in the film, you'll find your requisite bullet-time sequence.
The Art of War
is by the numbers and, when it's not, it's so contrived that you'll have a hard time believing it when it's all over. And yet... while you watch it, you'll have a good time. As an action film, it has its charms. It just lacks panache.
The picture quality on this DVD is virtually flawless. Colors are bright and the blacks are solid. Image detail is crisp strong and there's not any edge enhancement to be found. It's a really beautiful picture. One side note though - there are a few scenes in the film that feature digital images and those images feature artifacts that are supposed to be there (so don't wig out if you see them). About the only thing I noticed in this transfer that was questionable is a hair on the print at about the 1:27:26 mark. But that's it, and not many would notice something so trivial. The sound field is also damn good. We get a Dolby Digital 5.1 track and it's pretty fun and aerobic - jumping from speaker to speaker. The bass isn't too over the top, and the dialogue channel is clean and clear. All in all, it's a well-prepared disc. There aren't any real extras to speak of, aside from some filmographies and trailers for this and other Morgan Creek produced films. But then again, I don't think I need a "making-of" or commentary for this film anyway, so I'm not planning on holding anything against it there.
The Art of War
isn't the greatest action film ever made, and it won't sit in your mind for long after viewing it. But it's not going to hurt you either. If you haven't got anything better to do with an hour and a half of your life, check it out. Maybe you'll enjoy it. Or maybe you won't. There's only one way to find out.
Todd Doogan
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All proceeds benefit the Center.
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Sue Calhoun is the Frontline Coordinator for the Center for Grieving Children. She is the first point of contact for families seeking to access the Center's services. Sue manages administrative and event volunteers, and ensures effective communication with all center volunteers. Sue has lived in Portland since 1990, and has been active in many local organizations, including USM's local radio station, WMPG. She has a bachelor's degree in spanish from Bates College, and taught high school for 15 years. She also worked at Woodfords Church, where she created the church bulletins and weekly newsletters. When not at the Center, Sue enjoys gardening, singing and contra dancing.
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Cory Arrambide (Ventura, CA) scalped the inaugural Arnette Pro Junior presented by Jack's Surfboards, event No. 4 on the 2008 Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) North America Pro Junior Series, in clean two-to-three foot (1 metre) waves at Newport Beach's 54th Street.
The young goofy-footer was the form surfer on the final day of competition, and Arrambide wasted no time in the Final, quickly comboing opponents Spencer Regan (Ventura, CA), Matt Mohagen (Los Angeles, CA), and Bruno Rodrigues (Huntington Beach, CA) in the opening minutes of the heat.
"As soon as I paddled out I got three fun waves," Arrambide said. "That gave me the lead for the rest of the heat."
Today's victory at the Arnette Pro Junior puts Arrambide into the lead on the 2008 ASP North America Pro Junior ratings, a spot he held for the majority of the 2007 season.
"I started off the year with a win, and then had two shockers, so I'm so stoked with this win," Arrambide said. "I'm really focusing on staying consistent for the rest of the year now that I have the ratings lead, and plan on doing as many ASP Pro Junior events as I can because this is my last year."
"As soon as I paddled out I got three fun waves, and that gave me the lead for the rest of the heat."
Mohagen, who came from behind in his Semifinal heat to take 2nd and advance into the final, the first of his ASP Pro Junior career.
"I've never even made a semifinal before, so this is my best ASP Pro Junior result, so I was stoked to make the final," Mohagen said. "This is my last ASP Pro Junior year, so I'm just going to do as many events as I can, and do as many ASP WQS events as I can to build my seed up."
Rodrigues, who opened up the 2008 ASP North America Pro Junior Series with a win at the ASP Grade-2 Ezekiel Pro Junior in March, collected another solid result this afternoon, finishing 4th in the Arnette Pro Junior and moving up to 3rd on the ASP North America Pro Junior ratings.
"I not happy about getting last in the final, but I'm happy to get the points," Rodrigues said. "The next ASP Pro Junior event is in Huntington, so I'm stoked, because I do well there."
Regan (Ventura, CA), who earned the first finals berth of his career, did so by scoring the events only perfect 10 for an unbelievable double-grab aerial in his Semifinal heat.
"I knew I needed a big score and everyone was really close so I just wanted to hold my line and get a good one because everyone was blowing up out there," Regan said. "Then that perfect little nugget came through with that perfect ramp, and I was stoked to stick the air, and I got a few more really good turns after that. I'm really psyched because this is the first 10 I've ever gotten in the ASP Pro Juniors."
Today's runner-up finish marked Regan's career high on the ASP North America Pro Junior Series, and the young Californian will look to use this finish to better his seed for next year in hopes of qualifying for the prestigious Billabong ASP World Juniors Championships.
"I'm just trying to get the best seed I can for next year right now," Regan said. "I really want to make the ASP World Juniors, but I'm not sure if I can because I didn't get to do the Lowers event, but my goal is to make the ASP World Juniors and just get the best seed I can get."
The ASP North America region qualifies the top 4 finishers of the season as well as the highest finishing North American surfer on the ASP World Qualifying Series (WQS) who is of junior age for the Billabong ASP World Junior Championships, held in Narrabeen, Australia each January.
The Billabong ASP World Junior Championships crown the undisputed ASP World Junior Champions, awarding them preferred seeding on the ASP WQS that season. The prestigious event has crowned past champions such as Andy Irons (Hanalei, HI), Joel Parkinson (Coolangatta, AUS), Jordy Smith (Durban, ZAF), Jessi Miley-Dyer (Bronte, AUS), Sally Fitzgibbons (Gerroa, AUS), among others.
The next stop on the 2008 ASP North America Pro Junior Series will be the ASP Grade-4 Nike 6.0 Pier Pressure Pro Junior at Huntington Beach, California from June 29-30, 2008.


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It (exec) works fine over https (remotely at least) for me!
It definately would be cool to see the current list of connections and
perhaps the amount of data transferred in that connection when trying
to diagnose flooding, p2p, etc.
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From: "Fred Wright" <fw at well dot com>
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Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2004 2:04 AM
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| A PHP page to execute the command and display the output would be
| simple. A PHP page to pretty up the output so that people don't
| about its being too cryptic would be harder. :-)
| BTW, has anyone else noticed that exec.php doesn't work with HTTPS?
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text: Someone in a different forum complained that my daily history posts were crowding out new threads. They are correct, and I apologize to this group if anyone was annoyed by what I've been doing. Beginning tonight, I will open a single thread called "Today in Cowboys History" and I will append new information to it each day. This will keep my share of "thread spam" to a minimum. Again, I apologize for crowding out new threads -- that was never my intent.


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Four Hills Music (London, United Kingdom)
We create bands and orchestras of all descriptions that people of all experience, ages, backgrounds and ability come to enjoy. We then take it out to perform at every level, from local charity gigs to top professional performances. It's exciting, so come and join us!
ENJO English Jazz Orchestra
ENJO Spice of Life Soho
Combo session led by Martyn Stogden
Mondays 11.00am-1.00pm
ENJO RAF Hendon Swing Band
Big band session led by Wayne Martin
ENJO Southgate Jazz Orchestra
Big band session led by Martyn Stogden
Fridays 8.00pm-10.00pm
ENJO pro English Jazz Orchestra
Led by Martyn Stogden
ENJO pro English Jazz Orchestra is our flagship ensemble and is one of the most popular swing bands in the capital.
London People's Orchestra
Conducted by Chris Bearman
Thursdays 8.00pm-10.00pm, Southgate, London N14
Our symphony orchestra rehearsals take place on Thursday evenings at Oakwood Baptist Church, Merrivale, Southgate, London N14 4TE. We are currently looking for new members in most sections.
Many of our members are mature learners returning to their instruments after a break, but we welcome experienced players and young people too: all that's needed is a positive attitude. No auditions. No barriers to entry.
North London Brass
Unique British Brass Band Network
Our network runs a full weekly programme of traditional British Brass Band sessions. We welcome both experienced players and learners.
NLB City of London (Barbican)
Led by John Vincent & David Stoneham
Wednesdays 7.00pm-9.00pm
NLB Enfield Chase
Led by Iain McDonald & Andy Flaxman
Wednesdays 8.00pm-10.00pm in EN2
NLB Putney & Wandsworth
Wednesdays 8.00pm-9.45pm in SW15
Muswell Hill Brass
(a BSM Foundation Band)
Led by Patrick Dodds & Chris Bearman
Mondays 8.00pm-9.45pm in N10
Wednesdays 8.00pm-9.45pm in N10
Enfield Foundation Band
Led by Derek Cutts
Wednesdays 6.45pm-8.00pm in EN2
NLB Corps of Drums
Led by Martyn Stogden
Fridays 7.30pm-9.00pm in N14
North London Singers
Led by Claire Stogden
Tuesday mornings 10.30pm-12.00pm
North London Singers is our daytime vocal coaching project, meeting at Lancaster Road URC, Lancaster Road, Enfield EN2 0BS.
We learn part singing and build our vocal technique. We perform items at a range of events, including jointly on the programme at London People's Orchestra and North London Brass concerts.
It's all about building confidence and having a good time singing - nothing highbrow!
For more details and to arrange a time to come along to sing, please contact us.


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The assumption is that you will be connecting the m0n0 to the Internet.
Thus, the box will be able to sync its clock to a time source on the
Internet. If you are building a VPN with-in a private network (no Internet)
and you want the dates and times in the logs to be correct, you will have to
setup a SNTP server on your LAN.
*nux includes a NTPd, if I remember correctly. But, you can also do this
with a Windows PC. To accomplish on a Windows PC this I use AboutTime
(http://www.arachnoid.com/abouttime/index.html). AboutTime is a SNTP client
and server. I usually setup one machine on a LAN to sync its time with a
time source on the Internet and act as a SNTP server. I then point other
machines on the LAN to this server. You can skip the part about syncing with
an Internet time source if you trust the clock on the machine you are
running your SNTP server. My m0n0wall is currently looking to a machine on
my LAN as it's NTP time server. Note, I did not have to set any firewall
rules for the m0n0wall to get its time from my LAN, but I did for machines
on my DMZ (I call it LAN2) to access the NTP (PASS "LAN2 net":any ->
James W. McKeand
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Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 7:51 AM
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: [m0n0wall] FW time update
Supposedly the FW is not directly connected to Internet (i.e., it is only
used to create a VPN connection) it seems there is no way to update the FW
In fact monowall specifies the reference of a selectable UTP but in no way
the system clock can be used for the same purpose, nor it can be done
Do I state it correctly or there is some feature missing in my picture?
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Medical Definition of Syringe
Syringe: A medical device that is used to inject fluid into, or withdraw fluid from, the body. A medical syringe consists of a needle attached to a hollow cylinder that is fitted with a sliding plunger. The downward movement of the plunger injects fluid; upward movement withdraws fluid. Medical syringes were once made of metal or glass, and required cleaning and sterilization before they could be used again. Now most syringes used in medicine are plastic and disposable.
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