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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Ultra-fast brain scans are giving a clearer picture of what's gone wrong inside stroke victims' heads so that doctors can decide in a hurry how to treat them.
The innovation is part of a sudden sense of urgency that has overtaken the field of stroke treatment. New drugs have been developed that can stop a stroke in its tracks, provided they are given quickly and to the right patients.
Until about two years ago, there was little advantage to pinpointing the precise location of a stroke because there was absolutely nothing doctors could do about it. That changed with the discovery that the clot-dissolving medicine TPA can often reverse a stroke - just as it does a heart attack - if given within the first three hours of symptoms. More medicines are in development.
Now doctors see clear advantages to being able to locate the stroke, see how much brain tissue it has already killed and estimate how much more is at risk.
At a stroke conference Friday sponsored by the American Heart Association, specialists described the arrival of new kinds of scanning technology that give them this information.
"Now we can look into the black box of the brain and see what's going on as it's going on," said Dr. Walter J. Koroshetz of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
The new technology involves souped-up MRI - magnetic resonance imaging - machines that can almost instantly show which brain tissue is already beyond saving and how much more is likely to die.
One kind of scan, called diffusion-weighted imaging, shows exactly which brain tissue is already dead. Another kind, called perfusion-weighted MRI, shows which parts of the brain are still alive but vulnerable because they are being starved of blood.
About 500 hospitals in the United States already have MRI machines that can take these images. Although they are not routinely used yet in the first hours after strokes, doctors at the meeting said they expect this will happen within the next five years as the advantages of these scans become clear.
Typically, doctors begin treating with TPA by assessing patients' outward symptoms, such as slurred speech and paralysis, and by giving a CT scan, a kind of X-ray that rules out the possibility that the stroke is caused by bleeding rather than a clot. However, TPA itself can trigger bleeding, and some patients are reluctant to take the risk without being sure it is outweighed by the potential benefit.
Koroshetz said that with the scans, doctors can actually show patients where their blood clot is and how much brain tissue is still at risk but could be saved with TPA.
Among other uses with the scans:
Doctors can determine whether patients have had mini-strokes - what doctors call transient ischemic attacks, or TIAs. Diffusion scans show these as pinpoints of dead tissue. Victims recover fully but run a high risk of major strokes.
Doctors can study whether so-called neuroprotective drugs work. These medicines are intended to guard the brain against a cascade of damage that continues for days after a stroke, but proving their benefits has been hard. MRI scans will give doctors an objective way of judging them.
-Tailor treatment better. Now doctors do not give TPA beyond three hours, because the risks of bleeding are probably bigger than the benefits. Yet doctors believe some people might still benefit up to 24 hours later. Scans may show which ones still have salvageable brain cells.
"The therapeutic window of opportunity is not determined by the clock," said Dr. Steven Warach of Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Boston. "Beyond the magical three hours, the stroke is still going on, so there is still a chance of doing something."
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Hey ?......which surah did you listen to yesterday? ......Today we are going to talk about non vowelling accents..........
Last time we talked about vowelling accents and how it drives the letter to how it should be pronounced .....
Have you ever thought about non vowelling accents ? ...........yes, there are two....Also those two lie under
Tashkeel or in Arabic language : تشكيل
Tashkeel or in Arabic language : تشكيل
It means literally " shaping " as it shapes the tone of letter's pronunciation (refer to previous post ).
1- Sokoun : It shows as a little circle on the top of the letter...... let me show an example ....
Here you can see it on the top of letter dal : ْد
This sign or accent orders you to stop driving the letter anywhere ........just pronounce it as it is .....and here in our example .......we are not going to say :
daa doo dee
we will only pronounce it as it is : d
we call this accent Sokoun ........which means in Arabic language literally silence ....which means no vowelling accents here.
2- shaddah : It shows like three tines of a fork and It lies on the top of a letter........with the same example...this time on the letter "meem "..... م
Shaddah orders you to pronounce the letter twice at the same spot as you are stressing on that letter.
Shaddah means literally in Arabic language .......( to pull ) .....as if you are pulling the letter to pronounce it twice .
In most cases you see in Quran the accent Shaddah is accompanied with one of the vowelling accents :
( fat'hah -cus'rah -dammah )
for example :
دُّ دِّ دَّ
At this point, what you have to do is to stress on the letter as if you are pronouncing the letter twice plus driving the letter to where the accent takes (drives) you ......up with fat'hah ; down with cus'rah ; or to circle your lips with dammah.
I hope it is clear .... , I am waiting for your comments and questions.

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Hail to the Victors 2014: The Story
[Sticky-ing this here for now, and reminding folks of the Draft Kings deal (least expensive method of getting a book)]
No, what were you thinking about, bolded, all-caps subconscious who's apparently now discovered the html code for "Heading 3"?
It's not yet August.
No football for another month yet. But I may have a book that previews the football?
Our preseason magazine is mailing from the printer tomorrow. Yes, tomorrow-tomorrow.
Kickstarter backers and pre-orders: to your mailboxes.If you've been letting your page-turning finger calluses grow weak from Kindle usage, get 'em tough again. If you're too young to remember a time when things were printed on paper products, have an old one explain the function to you.
About 128 pages of high-fallutin' Michigan knowledge, only 4.3% of which is complaining. As follows:
|Unlike some football previews, this one knows what what a 4-3 over is. Pls it dsn't sqsh wrds lk ths Phl Stle.
THE TEAM THE TEAM THE TEAM (position previews) by this site's Brian Cook. This goes on for some time: two pages for QBs, two for RBs, four for WRs and TEs, four for the DL, four for LBs, four for DBs, and two for special teams and recruits. Following MGoTradition there's an extra two pages of vintage MGo-namby-pamby for the cover boy's section. He's pretty bullish on the defense you guys.
THE ENEMY THE ENEMY THE ENEMY (opponent previews) by this site's Ace Anbender and BiSB, plus PSU blogging capo Mike Pettigano did PSU. Learn things like what happens to Ace when we make him scout App State and Rutgers.
TWISTED BLUE STEEL (heartfelt MICHIGANly Michigan features). This is the afore mentioned blogger Brian getting all sentimental about Jeremy Gallon, and John U. Bacon getting all realistic about the future of college football.
Yes, Bacon. Remember the articles on his blog a few months ago about how to save the college football experience, and why fans are bailing on Michigan this year? That's what he CUT from this article, which is also kind of an update to Fourth & Long because a lot of events that belonged in that book happened after that book.
TECHNICAL DOSSIER (how things work-y features). Space Coyote introduces the Nussmeier offense, i.e. inside zone and its key constraint and passing plays. And I give a Back to the Future II-themed explanation of how the timeline skewed into this tangent, creating an alternate reality where the SEC is rich and powerful, etc., and the Big Ten kinda blows.
|I gave up several hours when I could have been sailing a Laser on Lake Michigan to make this so you'd better damn appreciate. The players are in order of their mention in the article.
TALES OF OLD BLUE (historical features). Greg Dooley, the guy who writes MVictors and the best stuff in the official programs, wrote a candid history of the 1964 team, with all the parts that definitely won't be in the program this season. I'm particularly proud of my lead photo. John Kryk shares his memories and photos from the last night of the Bo era, i.e. the pep rally before the 1990 Rose Bowl. Craig Ross (yeah seriously we got ALL these guys!) did a history of the forward pass that runs right through Benny Friedman.
And sharing a section with all of these dudes is Michael Florek of the Dallas Morning News, formerly one of my favorite Michigan Daily writers from the recent years when the Daily sports section's been kicking everyone's rears in Michigan coverage. I am such an asshole because I left him out of the Table of Contents. Which is too bad because he tracked down the true and only a little weird history of The Wave.
STUFF, like a roster with a helpful drawing of where the positions are on the field, and intro letters from me and Brian, and a table of contents that forgot Florek's article. And our annual roundtable. And a thank-you to our big Kickstarter backers:
There are a few methods of book acquisition.
HOW DO I GET THIS METHOD 1: It's free with a Draft Kings Deposit
Our sponsor Draft Kings (formerly partly Draftstreet) has once again hijacked a box of books from us to give away free to new depositors. Since they never ended the $5 deal for a digital copy, that still applies, so if you're a first-time depositor, and you deposit $15+, I'll send you both a print copy (in the mail) and the digital version, along with a link to order your free print copy.
How it works:
- Take this link (or those above) to Draft King's landing page (we are all MGB users):
- Larry will collect the email addresses on the qualifying accounts and send them to me in groups.
- I'll email you from [email protected] (so you can protect me from your spam blockers) with a link to order your copy, and another link to download your digital edition.
Offer's only good for first-time deposits at Draft Kings. Small print things in regular-size print: 1) One per customer. 2) They're looking for new members so if you've already got an account there (even a free one) you'll be locked out, at least on that email address. Also locked out: Arizona, Iowa, Louisiana, Vermont, and Montana.
HOW DO I GET THIS OPTION II: Try the MGoStore.
…where you can purchase a hard copy for $14.95 plus shipping or a digital copy (and download that right off) for $5.50 and no shipping (with tax it's $5.83). Shipping the hard copies is gonna run about $4 to $6 depending on how many zones you are from Ann Arbor. Also your state has sales tax. It was $21.80 to send one to my house.
HOW DO I GET THIS OPTION III: Buy it in a store next week. I'll put up a list of stores once I have confirmation that they're on the rack. I know for a fact that the UGP locations in Ann Arbor will have them, but not yet because at this moment they're all on a huge pallet at a printer. If you've got a store and want a few let me know, or pester your local store to email me.
Cyber Monday Sale on the MGoStore
Hey, it's online selling things day. If you like this site and are shopping on Amazon for anything, use our Amazon referral link:
Like, if you're buying shoes on Amazon, use the link. If you're ordering a million diapers, use the link. Pass it along. Staple it to your monitor. Or your dog. Use it anytime.
Meanwhile Back at the Ranch
Also we just happen to sell some of our own things online. If you're going to the MGoStore (or Moe's), use the code "CYBERM13" to get 20% off everything today. Like…
And we've put a bunch of last year's stuff on sale.
Announcing Hail To The Victors 2013
It's back, it's being Kickstarted, and we're totally doing a second book this year: a basketball/hockey combo mag that will launch in September. Note: this is what's called a "stretch goal" if we make 50k—which we did last year—the basketball/hockey book will be paper. Otherwise, eBook.
Here's the spiel:
Hail To The Victors is a yearly magazine from MGoBlog that previews football. It's like Athlon or whatever, except instead of two pages by an intern who doesn't know who Dennis Norfleet is you get 128 pages from the kind of internet obsessives that start their own websites just so someone might read what they have to say.
As an independent publication, we can do things like have a beautiful cover with Denard Robinson or Taylor Lewan on it unencumbered by "TEN WAYS TO MAKE YOUR PUNTER BEHAVE," or have heartfelt personal memoirs that made our previous publisher break out in hives. This is indie, which means it can be weird, which means it can be good in ways other previews can't.
Each edition comes with:
FULL TEAM PREVIEW. Written by Brian Cook of MGoBlog; goes down the roster in excruciating, unbowdlerized detail. Yeah, Athlon, put "unbowdlerized" in your magazine.
OPPONENT PREVIEWS. Each scheduled opponent is previewed; you can know how much fear and hope to have.
TWISTED BLUE STEEL. Michigan's players and coaches profiled. We say goodbye to Denard.
TECHNICAL DOSSIER. Nitty-gritty details on Michigan's schemes, recruiting, and prospects. Stats and diagram heavy. This year's focus: what is an Al Borges offense going to look like?
OLD BLUE. 20 or so pages about Michigan's history. This year's section features Ron Kramer stories. Unedited Ron Kramer stories.
This year's Kickstarter exclusive shirt plays off the awesome "Sports" GIF Ace put together of Facepalm Guy and Rapture guy.
Not quite final. We're tweaking it to look better.
Many thanks to both Facepalm Guy and Rapture Guy for being cool about this.
You can also get last year's Photobomb shirt:
If neither of those strike your fancy we'll have a half-dozen popular MGoShirts available.
We anticipated we'd sell a significant amount of books post-launch last year, which was not really the case. 30K is basically what it costs--it's actually still a little short--and we'd like to not lose our shirts. If this year's like last year we won't have a problem.
Basketball! Hockey! We're launching a second book covering basketball and hockey. We project it will be 2/3rds to 3/4ths basketball given the level of interest in the two sports -- oh and that whole Final Four thing. We are committed to doing the book either way. But here's one of those Stretch Goal things: if we don't hit 50k, it'll be an eBook. If we do hit 50k, it'll be a real magazine and everything.
Risks and challenges
Last year we had issues collating and shipping effectively; this year we plan to address those by using a custom solution at UGP's storefront instead of the many-points-of-failure system we used before.
One thing we learned: we can't accommodate unique requests (ie, I want ten books sent to these addresses) effectively. Hopefully you find something to your interests in the offerings; to better fulfill the promises we're making here we have to hold it to just the listed options.
Dear Diary, They're Not Worthy!
This is the kind of post Diarist of the Week was invented for: Ladies and gentlerines, I give you MSU's latest Narduzzi defense, as broken down by colin. If you missed it on the front page yesterday and when Ace linked to it, now is your chance.
The defense he describes is a version of the thing we faced from Ohio State and Virginia Tech last year, a run-sound Cover-4 scheme that is built to beat north-south spread offenses and 4 verts, and weakest against great edge rushers and outside receivers who will always win a 1-on-1 matchup. Short version: Michigan can move the ball by running over an overhyped Gholston, optioning off Marcus Rush, getting a hat on the playside linebacker, and Denard getting by Isaiah Lewis. It's a good defense.
It's also a good institution of higher learning, with a fantastic teaching school, one of the nation's best ag schools, and a packaging program that is not the joke you think that is. In this vein of non-sarcastic appreciation for our worthy in-state rival, turd ferguson offers this panegyric to their football program's unparalleled off-the-field accomplishments since Dantonio arrived:
Spartans are known to generously extend a hand to those in need. They've developed a prison-to-work program seen by many as a model for how to reduce to an absolute minimum the time between prison and work. Their athletic director moonlights as a volunteer career counselor and their football coach as a public speaking coach, offering their time even to supposed athletic rivals. When one of their neighbors could use help just stretching his neck, scratching his eye, massaging his arm, or bludgeoning his face, a Spartan is always there to assist.
Other things in the family: Program. Wallpaper. Question: provided we can make it happen, are you guys interested in buying these as posters from the MGoStore?
Defensive Analysis. If you read just one comprehensive, detailed analysis of Michigan State's defense this week, read colin's. If you read two comprehensive, detailed analyses of Michigan State's defense this week, tune into the more personnel-oriented one by death by trident. Things you may have missed: Darqueze Dennard doesn't show on the stats but is the field and probably the better corner than Adams, and the man Ace called the "best linebacker in the conference" hasn't registered a sack, though he's done everything else. Weird he said that because Ace has Mauti and both Wisconsin guys.
Tea Leaves. Eye of the Tiger checks back in at the midline to see which Star Wars episode this season is turning out to be. So far Michigan has fought its most pivotal battle using Ewoks and a game in South Bend featuring plenty of LANDO! so we're definitely not in Eps IV or V. I submit we use the special editions to specify which games are lost:
- Empire Strikes Back, Special Edition: 12-2, win Rose Bowl. Do you remember the part at the beginning when the Wampa ice creature that haunted your childhood nightmares turned out to be a guy in a white bear suit? No you don't. Because Han is frozen in carbonite and could be anywhere in the galaxy and Luke has begun to consider the dark side, and Threepio hasn't said more than "Help, I think I'm melting" in 15 minutes.
- Return of the Jedi: Beat MSU and OSU, blow up Death Star, celebrate with teddy bears, then lose to Admiral Chip Kelly in a licensed fan fiction called Star Wars: The Pasadena Affair.
- Return of the Jedi, Special Edition: Lose Big Ten Championship to Wisconsin. Would be like defeating the Empire, and then having the ghost of Hayden Christianson show up claiming to be your dad.
- A New Hope, Special Edition: Still the epic you remember, but the beginning is now a disaster ruined by Stormtroopers riding dewbacks and a Jawa falling off a Paraceratherium, and ILM family members wandering around in Halloween costumes. Then there's Han shooting first. Along the way there's a point where Borges decides to use the "Han steps on Jabba" scene, and the result is depressingly worse than it should have been.
Advancystats: FEI says 45 points on Illinois just isn't trying hard enough. The defense had a moderate climb but Michigan dropped badly in offense and overall because those stats are now opponent-adjusted. Enjoy Life has some words for the numbers:
That said, WTF!!!
After a 45-0 drubbing of an admittedly weak Illinois team, FEI blasted the overall rating to #47 (from #24 last week) and pummeled the offense efficiency to #63 (from #40 last week). Defense efficiency improved to #27 (from #33 last week).
A Box Score's Gooey Insides: The carnage isn't as gruesome when reduced to statistics, but I still wouldn't recommend letting children under the age of 11 see the Illini's final passing totals.
Etc. Chris of Unborked Logic has brought back Moving Picture Pages. Whoever the mystery person is who gave their idea for this week's Blockhams should have had the socks turn out to be kind of sticky, and then show Denard losing his shoes right and left on TV.
[After LE JUMP, MGoHalloween costumes, free indoor club seats to two lucky readers, and tinfoil Sparty hats are for realz!]
Hail to the Release Party: Come Meet MGoBlog
Turns out the Internet has a rich selection of cats in party hats
The Pre-Sale for our (now-independent) preview book is over; if you have still not bought the thing, you are now out of excuses because you can buy the thing. If you have already bought the thing, you may commence your mailbox vigil. If you're in Ann Arbor or environs, you can also just walk into Moe's and buy a copy.
EDIT: Now available at all three UGP locations:
- 1114 South University
- 329 S. Main Street
- 711 N. University (Moe's)
I'll put up a list of other outlets where available, when available, but one I know for sure is…
Official MGoEvent the First:
In celebration of now having the thing, THIS SATURDAY (Saturday! Saturday!) from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m., you are welcome to come join us for the all-official Hail to the Victors 2012 Launch Party. Meet Brian and the MGoStaff, talk Michigan football, and show your spouse that your internet friends are really real and stuff. Answer the poll above if you plan on coming so I can get an idea of attendance.
What? MGoBlog's Launch Party of Hail to the Victors 2012
Where? Underground Printing, 1114 South University, Ann Arbor, MI
Map? Map!
When? Saturday, June 30, 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. –ish.
Parking? Street parking. Warning: 320-pound defensive tackles who think they're Dukes of Hazzard have recently been sighted in the area, so bring the car with the hood you don't like.
What should I wear? You look great in that MGoShirt. If you're "White Boy" from "My White Boy" you must wear the Wolverine slippers.
I already have an event that day at 3 at Middle Earth: Of course you do. #myreaders
So can I come by afterwards? Yeah, it's open-house-y.
Can I help/bring cookies? Contact Seth at misopogon, at symbol, att dot net. If it's about cookies, contact any time. Doesn't even have to be related to the party, or the blog, or Michigan if it's cookies.
When do I get my book? Kickstarter and pre-sale orders have been processed. If you have a t-shirt coming it might take a bit longer since those had to get printed and it's a different shipping mechanism.
Say 'punch and pie' or nobody will come! Punch and pie.
We'll have copies and t-shirts available there for pickup if you bought on the Kickstarter. There will also be some sort of Q&A session with Brian, Ace, Heiko, myself, Upchurch, and some of the other contributors (jamiemac should be there; Dooley, Kryk, Ross, and Chris Brown are various levels of maybe).
Hail to the Victors: The Story, The Stories, and The Sponsors
Somewhere in Ohio right now is a printer watching helplessly as thousands of beaming Denards drain their most expensive ink pots. They are Buckeyes, and acted like total Buckeyes at times, probably because to a Buckeye a few months of going to bed with this image on your mind is excruciating:
You are not a Buckeye, and therefore to you it is beautiful. It is Hail to the Victors 2012. It's 8 1/2 inches wide, 10 3/4 inches tall (a good bit larger than HTTVs of yesteryear), and 128 pages long. It is a production of MGoBlog. MGoBlog staffers wrote it, edited it, produced it, published it, and took most of the photos in it. Our regular apparel partner, Underground Printing, is the one distributing it. More importantly, MGoBlog readers supported it through an astoundingly generous response to our KickStarter campaign. There are no ads in it (this time), just a sponsor page at the end to recognize the folks most responsible for this book existing longer than the company that used to publish it.
You can have it. It's $12.50 plus shipping (
I think that's $3.00 EDIT: S&H is $4.99 and tax is $1.05, so $18.54 total to get it mailed) and will be put in mailboxes starting June 30. There are plenty to go around. Consume!
Here's how it happened: By about last August last year, frustrated that the old publishers still hadn't paid us or the rest of the contributors for the 2011 book, I approached Brian with the concept of taking HTTV indie. I've been in the publishing business and Brian never lost the contacts that made HTTV a flagship series since 2007. We figured how many copies we sold in years previous, what it would cost to produce it ourselves, and whether we could, at minimum, afford to cover our expenses plus pay back last year's contributors for last year. That concept became deadly serious when it turned out the reason the old publisher wasn't paying anybody was because they were folding.
The Kickstarter was Brian's idea. It took some time for us to come up with a number, finally settling on $20,000, a little less than half of our projected expenses ($44k – which turned out to be close enough), figuring if we have enough to cover up-front expenses we can sell enough to make up the rest; if we raised less, oh well it wasn't going to happen. The kickstart was finally posted in late March. This is when the thing went from omigod I hope our wives are cool with five-figure debt, to omigod you guys! You guys, who committed to your copies so fast if I didn't know better I'd think Mattison was telling you it'll make you a Baltimore Raven. In a day we met our funding goal. In two days we'd doubled it. In a week we had broken even on the whole thing. In the end you did this:
I'll save you the details of what came next, except to say captioning is like trying to write the great American novel using Twitter, and there was a point when we realized every article was 25% too short because our page size had changed. Also there are two typos that will haunt me forever, and a few Easter eggs for longtime MGoReaders to find.
Here's what you bought yourself, by which I mean here's a preview of what we put in this actual physical book which you can own and put on the coffee table or bathroom rack or read on planes and other places cheap Internet cannot travel:
- LETTER FROM THE EDITOR by Brian Cook. Non-randomly selected words/phrases from the last sentence of each paragraph: Real Talk, fergodsakes, millennium, dysfunctional, song.
- THE TEAM, THE TEAM, THE TEAM, by Brian. A 30-page, position-by-position look at the 133rd Michigan Football squad, with depth charts, last year's stats, predictions, and a few record books that might be rewritten this year.
- RECRUITS TO KNOW, by Brian. Doesn't include some of the guys who made it into the position previews. Ojemudia's laser eyes are tame when compared to those of RJS. It was short on space so if you don't like anything from Ringer to Houma, that was me.
- THE ENEMY, THE ENEMY, THE ENEMY, by Jerry Hinnen of CBS Sports, and MGoBlog's Ace Anbender (Notre Dame) and Heiko Yang (Ohio State). This is a 24-page, team-by-team preview of the 2012 schedule, with extra pages devoted to rivals (not you, Minnesota) and other big games (not you, Illinois). For OSU I enlisted editing assistance from Ramzy Nasrallah of Eleven Warriors, who set us straight on a few things and was ignored on others. Unfortunately Brian's intro page had to be cut from this so maybe we'll post that later.
- TULIPS, REAL ESTATE … SEASON TICKETS, by Michael Elkon of Braves & Birds looks at Michigan's rising ticket prices and donation demands versus a home spate that sees every directional MAC school more often than Wisconsin or Penn State, and poses the obvious: where does the bubble burst?
- SOME OF PART OF THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY, SORT OF, by Craig Ross is a response to John Bacon's Three and Out and the closest we'll probably ever come to a Lloyd-angle view of those events.
- THOSE WHO STOOD, by Seth Fisher, is my saccharine retelling of the careers of Team 132's most prominent seniors while assessing their ultimate place in Michigan history.
- CONFIDENCE MAN, by Chris Brown of Smart Football and Grantland takes us into the mind of a Mattison to discover how, over the course of one season, he managed to turn Michigan's defense into a Michigan defense (TM), by focusing on playing Michigan's defense.
- PREDICTING PERFORMACE by The Mathlete of MGoBlog uses the best predictors known to stats to guess at the performance of M's 2012 offense, defense, and overall difficulty of the entire schedule.
- FOURTH DOWN AND NOWHERE TO GO by jamiemac of Just Cover Blog is a discussion on the astounding level of play Michigan got last year on its 3rd and 4th and short situations, how this was secretly just as important as turnovers in how the season went, and whether it's repeatable for 2012.
- HARRY WHO AND '32 by Greg Dooley of MVictors takes us back to Gerald Ford's sophomore season, a time when the NCAA made as much sense as the Big Ten's postseason priorities, and an athletic little quarterback named Harry Newman led the Wolverines to a National Championship.
- THE HUMAN HURRICANE: FIELDING YOST is a long excerpt from John Kryk's next book. The book is on the Point-a-Minute dynasty; the article is the part about how Yost got to be the man who made it.
- HAIL TO THE ROUNDTABLE between Cook, Fisher, Ross, and Dooley discusses the current staff, the defensive turnaround, breakout players, Hokeisms, fusion cuisine, and 2012 predictions.
- COMIC SECTION: CHARLIE'S FIRST MICHIGAN GAME by Six Zero of The Blockhams
Plus the roster that was sent to print before I could confirm Gardner's # change was the real deal, and a cover and back cover and section images designed by MonuMental, and a table of contents that I wrote and sent off before I realized we could add 4 more pages and thus which erroneously says the Sponsors Page is on the inside back cover when it's actually just the last right-side page of the book. And the Sponsor Page. About that…
Upchurch | Because they bent over backwards, get it?
The following appear in the back of the book (not on the inside back cover like it says in the table of contents) for going far beyond a pre-order and a t-shirt during the HTTV Kickstarter. If you know any of these folk you should walk up to them at a socially awkward moment and sing Muppets in celebration of them (don't do this):
Temptation Level:
|816 Hill ~Class of 2002
|Jonathan Giroux
|Ken Mickey
|Andy and Ken Anbender
|David Glasser
|Mike Curtis Agency-
Farm Bureau Insurance
|Zac Barry
|John Granger
|Alexander Bash
|Nikki Guglielmo
|Edward Mitchell
|Joe Beaulieu
|Jason G Heitman
|Mike O'Byrne
|Jeff Becker
|Kirk Hemmen
|Scott Bishop
|Greg Henchel
|Jonathan Borman
|Steve Higgs
|Jeffrey M. Raab, LSA '96
|Drew Hill
|Walt and Connie Reebel
|Ben Davis and
|Peter F. Holland
|Josh Rockey
|Christie Brown
|Tom Hoover
|Joshua Ruland
|Cory S. Brown
|Kyle Hubbard
|Safran Family
|David Callahan
|Nathan Isenberg
|Brad Schafer
|Brian W. Callahan
|William and Claire
|L. David Schenk III
|Carey Family
|Brian Shull
|Scott Childers
|Captain Cory Kastl/
Cadet Garrett Kastl
|Damian P. Silver
|Michael Cromwell
|Andrew Kim
|Frederick Cogswell
|Jerry Current
|Matt Kramer
|Simmons IV
|Matt Duane
|Donald J. Kunz
|Malcolm T. Simpson
|Eric Dunn
|Adam Lanseur
|Bo Snyder
|Chris Eagle
|Kevin "ILL" Legel
|Hariharan Sundram
|Joseph Eichhorn
|Matt Lenhoff
|Ben Swihart
|Epic Win Apparel
|Mark Liinamaa
|Jeff Taepke
|A. Espinoza-Diaz, CoE '98
|The Linn Family
|Jeff Timberlake
|Joseph Fix
|Lud, LSA '05
|Jason Tolbert
|Dana S. Fletcher
|Kelly Lytle
|Will Fluharty
|Greg Macklem
|Bill Weiner
|Alan M. French
|Evan Makela
|Eric M Wilfong
|Crew Gary
|Bob Manza
|Rahul Yaratha
|Nicholas Marshall
Hawaiian War Chant Level (they gave more, and thus get quotes):
Arthur: Harbaugh, you owe my brother $25.00.
Jeff Baiocchi: Go Blue!
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Some additional names need to be mentioned here. Courtney Fathers of CorkBoards, our art monkey who held out hope of actually sleeping in the month of May way longer than we thought she would. Eric Upchurch, who provided most of the photographs for the book, and who blew most of what we paid him on special equipment he believes can capture the entirety of a Denard smile without the glare. To other contributing photographers in order of appearance: Drew Hoover of Bama's student newspaper, the Crimson White, Communications Specialist 1st Class Chad McNeeley of the U.S. Air Force, the University of Notre Dame Athletics Department, Shotgun Spratling of Neon Tommy, Daryl Quintaig of Illinois student newspaper The Daily Illini, Mark Boomgaard of Spartannation.com, Derek Tam of NU Intel, "Proud Buckeye" James D. DeCamp, and the University of Michigan Bentley Library. And a special thank you to the players, coaches, staff and fans of 133 Michigan football teams for remaining steadfastly worthy of so much ink.
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Album Rating: 4.0I TOLD YOU TO PUT SOME PARAGRAPHS TOGETHER
wtf man wtf those three littles one could be combined into a nice big one.This Message Edited On 12.20.06
Album Rating: 4.0I did, but it didn't do it, and now I just edited it.
Album Rating: 4.0ok have your vote whore
Album Rating: 4.0[quote=Chan]ok have your vote whore[/quote]
Shhhhhhhhh! Not so loud, Jack the Ripper may be lurking about!
Great work, especially with the intro
Album Rating: 4.0I tend to like this album, like I had fun reading this review. Anarchy is something that I think I'll never grasp for the simple fact it's based on no rules, and we ALL need rules.
Album Rating: 4.5Good work on this one, although you could have put a bit more into describing the album.
I think every member of the band contributes to this one excellently. The songwriting is pretty arsekicking as well. The only things I dislike about this album is the shat production and Gabel's screaming voice. 8 Full Hours of Sleep is one of the greatest songs ever though.
Also, I think a lot of people seem to mistake some of the lyrics for being serious. Tom Gabel has said before that lyrics to songs like "Reinventing Axl Rose" are really meant as a jest to people who hold those views.
Album Rating: 4.0canyoneer, I sent you a friend request on last.fm like a week ago and you've yet to accept....is it cause I smell bad
(my username on that is rsoxfan22)
Album Rating: 4.5chu talkin bout Willis?
hahah, I didnt get the email sorry. I just added you.
Album Rating: 5.0One of my favorite albums ever... And Against Me! aren't anarchists, at least not anymore. This is in my opinion their best work, but everything before searching for a former clarity is awesome.
Album Rating: 4.0
And Against Me! aren't anarchists, at least not anymore.
Album Rating: 5.0Ohh yeah, they were once, but now they got on a major label.
The lyrics to Reinventing axle rose are not making fun of people who think like that.. at all.
you're mistaking the fact that "baby i'm an anarchist" is tounge in cheek.
If there's anything that really pisses me off about a band is the vocals, and this band's pissed me off plenty.
WIth that said, the lyrics give me a couple seconds of smiling (Of course I had t o READ the lyrics, I couldn't quite understand the screaming, and even with the lyrics in front of me, the vocals were still quite hard to follow).
I want this album
Ok, for seriousness now....is your name really Zach Savage? Cause I know a guy with that being his real name...
EDIT: nvm, the guy I know is like, a year older than me...which you are not.This Message Edited On 12.25.06
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isnt Zach Savage Slater from Saved by the Bell?
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Album Rating: 4.0Yeah, my real name is Zach Savage, but I live in Connecticut, so you probably don't know me...
Album Rating: 5.0This is my favourite album ever. Purely because of one thing. Passion.
Its just amazing.
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I've just started to buy online FootJoy Ladies AQL Golf Shoes when it crosses my mind that I can buy spikes for the shoes at the same time. The same online shop offers these spikes http://www.golfbuyitonline.com/Accessories-Spikes.php. I am in doubt what kind of spikes to choose for these shoes?
Any spikes with a fast twist connection will fit into the AQL. Off the shelf the AQL comes with Pulsar spikes by Softspike. Champ also makes spikes with a Fast Twist connection. Either will fit.
Thank you. Do you think that these will be a good choice http://www.golfbuyitonline.com/Masters-Golf-Black-widow-Fast-twist-Thread-Softspike-Pack-Accessories.php
Those will work just fine.
Thank you Devin!
Medy, Just for your info, the Masters Black Widow Tour spike is about the best over all that your are looking at in this one. .There is also a Champ spike that is the same design and gives the same amount of stability. I have both on the shoes I have and both are excellent. The Champ spike may be a little better in that it doesn't have the adjustment ring that you have to use for a stiffer feel under foot with the Black Widow, but that is the only drawback to that model. May I also suggest that you purchase the spike tool that is shown. It is an excellent tool for removing and replacing spikes and comes in very handy. Also, If you do replace those spikes that you currently have, keep a couple of the better ones just in case you damage one of the spikes. You never know when you may need to put one on if you lose one or damage one until you can replace the spike with a matching style.
eagle3, today I bought the shoes, spikes and wrench for spikes. Hope I made the right purchase thanks to Devin's advice and your kind and realy helpful opinion.


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By the looks of Nordic Lanes in Rushford, Minn., life is back to normal in this flood-stricken town. Owner Jim Kitchens said he had to install new laminate lanes, new pin setters, digital scoring equipment, wall and ceiling panels. He also added flat screen monitors and remote bumpers.
"We were open the first of February," he said. "We just wanted to run everything, blow the doors off the place find out what worked and what didn't work."
Most of it worked, and most of the bowling leagues are back or plan to come back. But Rushford's infrastructure and homeowners aren't doing so well.
"You know, I feel like I'm just about a step forward, but I'm just about a step from my grave, too," Kitchens said.
City Administrator Windy Block is intimately familiar with all of Rushford's reconstruction efforts. He pulls up in front of two small cinder block structures. These are the city's main wells. For six months he's struggled to decontaminate them from E. Coli. In the meanwhile, Block says the town has used a small back-up well.
"It's running but it's on its last legs," Block said. "The pumping mechanism has got some real problems, but we don't dare shut it down or we'll have no water."
The city's wastewater treatment plant is in equally rough shape.
"See all those cement tanks?" Block said. "Yeah. We don't know how much of that is cracked. There could be cracks in it because of the flood."
Cracked tanks would force Rushford to rebuild the plant. That will cost a minimum of $7 million.
State legislators put $10 million in the disaster relief fund for infrastructure needs last fall. But the city has to wait for the Army Corps of Engineers to decide whether the plant is in the revised flood plain before the mayor can apply for aid. Block said he worries that money will return to the state's general fund if he can't apply for it soon.
Rep. Ken Tschumper, DFL-La Crescent, whose district includes Rushford, said the city will get the money. But he also said it is unlikely legislators will direct any additional money to the region because of the state's budget shortfall. (No other legislator in the region has plans for additional flood relief.)
"One of the things that I understand is that we have to have a much more thorough assessment of needs after a flood, after a major disaster," Tschumper said. "We probably didn't put enough money into the disaster relief bill that would have directly went to assist communities for things such as water treatment plants and sewage treatment plants."
In Stockton, Minn., there is no water treatment plant. Residents rely on individually drilled wells for water. Those wells are already contaminated by high levels of rust. More contamination is likely unless the town can build a single well it can actively monitor.
Stockton shares another problem with Rushford: residents still don't know how they'll rebuild.
Stockton Mayor Jack Roberts said 20 homeowners in his town agreed to buy-outs by the state, but none of them have been made offers yet. Buy-outs are made up of state and federal dollars.
"They're living in the FEMA trailers, but constantly they're being visited by the FEMA representatives who want to know what their progress has been," Roberts said. "Now how do you plan a house when you don't know what the outcome is going to be because you are waiting for the buy-out offer?"
Rep. Tschumper said he doesn't know what's delayed Stockton's buy-out packages. He says it may be related to the revisions in the flood plain map.
"There's a real frustration on everyone's part because things take a little longer, take too long at times," he said.
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Medicinal plants are part of social life of tribals of Patalkot valley in Central India. Since ages, tribals in Patalkot have been using medicinal plants for curing various disorders. For them, these herbal remedies are less expensive. It is indeed true that the herbal medicines are harmless, easy to access, eco-friendly and cheaper.
In the present communication, we aim to focus upon a practice for curing thyroid problem. Tribals of Patalkot use the following herbal formulation to cure this disorder.
Combination of herbs viz., Crataeva nurvala, Bauhinia variegata, Sida cordifolia, Terminalia chebula, Terminalia bellirica, Glycyrrhiza glabra, Zingiber officinale
Drug preparation: Crataeva nurvala bark (2 tbsp), Bauhinia variegata bark (2 tbsp), Sida cordifolia leaves (1 1/2 tbsp), Terminalia chebula fruits (1 tbsp), Terminalia bellirica fruits (1 tbsp), Glycyrrhiza glabra roots (1 1/2 tbsp), Zinziber officinale roots (1 tbsp).
Dosage: About 2 tbsp powder should be given to the patient, twice daily
with lukewarm water.
Plant profiles:
1. Crataeva nurvala Buch.- Ham. syn. C. religiosa Hook. f. & Thoms.
Sanskrit- Varuna, Asmarighna; Hindi- Barna, Bilasi; Bengali- Barun; Marathi- Vayavarna, Haravarna; Tamil- Maralingam.
A moderate sized deciduous tree, upto 5 m high. Leaves 3-foliate; leaflets 3-6 x 1-3 cm, ovate-lanceolate, acute to acuminate, narrowed to base; petioles upto 6 cm long. Flowers greenish-white, in few-flowered, terminal and lateral corymbs. Stamens numerous, white, turning purplish. Stigma knob-shaped. Berries upto 4 cm in diam., subglobose or ovate-oblong, smooth, yellow or red (WOA. 1997).
2. Bauhinia variegata L. (Buddhist bauhinia, Mountain ebony, Orchid tree).
Bengali & Marathi- Raktakanchan; Gujarati- Kovindara; Hindi- Kachnar, Kaniar, Kannada- Arisinatige; Malyalam- Chuvannamandaram; Sanskrit- Kovidara; Tamil- Shemmandarai; Telugu- Devakanchanamu; Himachal Pradesh- Karal; Santal- Jingya.
A medium-sized, deciduous tree. Bark grey with longitudinal cracks, pale pink inside. Leaves rather broader than deep, rigidly sub-coriaceous, deeply cordate. Flowers variously coloured, in few-flowered, lateral sessile or short-peduncled corymbs. Pods long, hard, flat, glabrous, dehiscent, 10 to 15-seeded (WOA. 1997).
3. Sida cordifolia L. (Country- mallow).
Hindi- Kungyi; Bengali- Swetberela, Brela, Bala; Gujarati- Bala baldana, Mahabala, Khapat; Telugu- Tella antisa, Tellagorra, Chirwbenda, Suvarnamu; Tamil- Nila-tutti, Paniar-tuthi; Kannada- Hettuthi, Hettugigada, Kisangi, Chittuharalu; Malyalam- Kurunthotti, Vellurum, Kathuram; Oriya- Badianaula, Bisvokopari; Punjab- Kowar, Simak.
A small, downy, erect shrub, 1.5 m high, with long branches, sometimes rooting at the nodes. Bark light yellowish brown. Leaves cordate-oblong, ovate, or ovate-oblong, very downy on both surfaces. Flowers tawny-yellow or white. Fruit with a pair of awns on each carpel (WOA. 1997).
4. Terminalia chebula Retz. (Chebulic myrobalan).
Hindi- Harra; Bengali- Haritaki; Marathi- Hirda; Gujarati- Hardo; Telugu- Karakkai; Tamil- Kadukkai; Oriya- Haridra; Punjab- Har, Harar; Assam- Silikha; Trade- Myrobalan, Chehulic myrobalan.
A tree 15-24 m in height and 1.5-2.4 m in girth, with spreading branches. Bark dark-brown, often longitudinally cracked, exfoliating in woody scales. Leaves ovate or elliptic with a pair of large glands at the top of the petiole. Flowers yellowish white, in terminal spikes. Drupes ellipsoidal, obovoid or ovoid, yellow to orange-brown, sometimes tinged with red or black and hard when ripe, 3-5 cm long, become 5-ribbed on drying. Seeds hard, pale yellow (WOA. 1997).
5. Terminalia bellirica Roxb. (Belliric myrobalan)
Hindi- Bahera; Bengali- Bhairah; Marathi- Beheda; Telugu & Tamil- Tani; Malyalam- Thani; Oriya- Bhara; Trade- Belliric myrobalan, Bahera.
A handsome tree, with characteristic bark, up to 40 m high and a girth of 1.8-3 m. Stems straight, frequently buttressed when large. Leaves broadly elliptic, clustered towards the ends of branches. Flowers in solitary, simple, axillary spikes. Fruits globular, 1.3-2 cm in diam., obscurely 5-angled (WOA. 1997).
6. Glycyrrhiza glabra L.
Sanskrit- Madhuka, Yashti-madhu; Persian- Bikhemahak; Hindi- Mulhatti, Jethi-madh; Bengali- Jashtimadhu, Jaishbomodhu; Marathi- Jeshta madha; Gujarati- Jethi madha; Telugu- Yashtimadhukam, Atimadhuramu; Tamil- Atimaduram; Kannada- Yashti madhuka, Atimadhura; Malyalam- Iratimadhuram.
A hardy herb or undershrub attaining a height up to 6 ft. Leaves multifoliolate, imparipinnate. Flowers in axillary spikes, papilionaceous, lavender to violet in colour. Pods compressed, containing reniform seeds (WOA. 1997).
7. Zingiber officinale Rosc. (Ginger).
Sanskrit- Ardraka; Hindi- Adrak, Ada; Bengali- Ada; Marathi- Ale; Telugu- Allamu, Sonthi; Tamil- Allam, Inji; Kannada- Hasisunti; Malyalam- Andrakam, Inchi.
A herbaceous, rhizomatous perennial, reaching up to 90 cm in height. Rhizomes are aromatic, thick-lobed, pale yellowish, differing in shape and size. Leaves narrow, distichous, sub-sessile, linear-lanceolate, upto 17 x 1.8 cm, dark green, evenly narrowed to form a slender tip. Flowers in spikes, greenish yellow with a small dark purple or purplish black tip (WOA. 1997).
WOA. 1997. Wealth of Asia (AHEAD).
About the Authors:
Dr Deepak Acharya: He is the Director of a herbal formulation company in Ahmedabad, India. He has been documenting ethnobotanical knowledge of tribals of Central and Western India. He has written 30 research papers in National and International journals of repute. He writes popular articles for web and magazines. Meet him on his homepage dracharya.tripod.com or contact via email on firstname.lastname@example.com
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You may call it brilliant or simply foolish and a waste of money, but I think LG's Scarlet campaign to promote its new line of HDTVs is definitely the most ambitious to date and may even change the face of advertising in the future.
Agency.com, which created the campaign says, "Rather than having to fight for a share of media, we used culture, which is not [ad] spend-driven but idea-driven. People from now on will talk about Scarlet when there appears to be something that is clue-based marketing. This will be a reference point."
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Good Questions: How To Best Utilize This Closet?
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In my endless vacillation between less space/better neighborhood, more space/not so great, I'm moving to a tiny studio. I don't mind cozy, but the single closet in the place is the major drawback. There is no door, and it has a narrow long layout, with the bars one behind the other. In real-estate terms this was called a 'walk-in closet'!...
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I also have a small dog that will chew anything
left on the floor, so need to store shoes and such above her reach.
Any suggestions for redesigning this as a functional closet would
be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, LS
Dear LS,
Your closet is a challenge, but it's not hopeless! Its strengths are that it has a high ceiling and nice long side walls (even though it would be preferable to have width instead of length).
The trick here is to turn your closet sideways and use the side walls as if they were back walls.
We would rip out everything there and mount bars for hanging clothing at the back - one on top of the other - as high as you can reach. Then we'd do some kind of shelving (Elfa?) up the left or right wall for your clothing. This will make the closet a bit narrower, but it will give you tons of storage space, keep the floor free and allow you to best use this unique space.
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This video is in Hindi with English Subtitles.
Dahi chutney is an Indian sauce made with Coriander leaves and Unsweetened curd as its main ingredient. It is the same sauce that you would have enjoyed 'n' number of times with your Chicken or Paneer tikka.
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- 2 Cup (Our 1 Cup = 240 ML) Coriander Leaves
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- Now grind it to fine paste. Add curd into this Coriander paste and grind once again.
- Dahi Chutney is ready in a smooth paste. Now enjoy it with Pakodas, Parantha or anything of your choice.
- Serve Dahi Chutney and Enjoy!!!


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"What's a fair price for a solar power system?" This is a huge question facing a homeowner exploring the purchase of a roof top solar system. Confronting the homeowner's search for answers is a lack of "price transparency" for roof top solar systems. In the solar industry there is nothing like the Multiple Listings Service for residential home prices or even a Kelly Blue Book that is available for researching car prices. In most cases a potential solar buyer must do a lot of homework on solar panel technologies and seek bids from multiple local installers in order to get a fair price.
One Block Off The Grid or 1BOG is a company that does this homework for a homeowner. And as part of this service they negotiate a group price discount from an installer that they pre-qualify for quality of work and ability to support system guarantees. This interview with Dave Llorens, CEO of 1BOG, offers their model for answering "How to Sell Residential Solar Power" that applies proven group marketing techniques to the aggregation of a critical mass of homeowners seeking to install solar power systems that achieves a superior price discount for all participants in the group purchase.
Bill Roth is the founder of Earth 2017 and author of The Secret Green Sauce that profiles best practices of actual companies growing green revenues.


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Stanley Oguh
Political Madness - Poem by Stanley Oguh
We are down on a sandy beach
And our legs dug deep in the sand of pain
Left stranded in the sea of sadness
The night of destruction falling on us with extreme darkness
Hovering on us the venom of evil
With rain drops of blood on our land
The storm getting heavier by the day
The flame of hope blown away by wind of wickedness
We live in a country where no one is safe
Where death darken the sky like an imminent doom
Where the majority live in ardent poverty
A land where corruption is at its peak
Our leaders the master chef to all our miseries
With eyes of blind spot to the need of the people
Deaf ears to the cry of the innocent
Blind eyes to the sufferings of the poor
The beat of political madness stirs in the air
With sound wave of pain to all the citizen of the land
Human lives valued only for a couple of coins and a few naira note
Innocent blood shed all in the name of political game
The taste of power and excessive desire for wealth
Sum with their selfish and political greed
Puts our dear nation in a state of unrest
Children of innocent souls being tortured through burning knife of evil
Leaving the youths to live their lives in fear
Our girls are no longer safe to go to school
Terrorism the bad sweet smell polluting our atmosphere
With it effect on us an horrible scar
People being nurtured to the highest point of hatred
With every of their road leading to violence and terrorism
Little by little we are losing our national pride
Our economy dropping faster than the speed of sound
Our leaders failing in every good sense of leadership
With the interest of the people far from their mind
From the cry of the rejected and abused children
To the tears of the suffering and confused adult
Same questions comes to the mind of every nigerian
Why do we have to suffer this much?
Are our leaders so blind to see that the nation is on a downhill of destruction?
How long will it take for them to hear our cry?
And what will it take for everything to change for good?
I guess only God has the answers to all this questions
And the golden key to our freedom
All will have to do is to keep praying
And keep hold of our little flame of hope
Cos one day I believe everything will change for good
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Thanks to the three-year old MusicalCriticism.com, classic and neo-classic opera recordings and concerts are scrutinized by those who know the genre best. The writing is top-notch, and the site is well worth your time.
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A friend of mine got this monitor in around 2003/04 after seeing how good my 19" one (just reviewed) was. He enjoyed it for many years until he sold his old PC to clear out some space (as he had a new flat screen TFT) and so I bought the bunch of components off him, including this monitor.
I was thinking wow, my 19" Dell with a curved glass screen is fantastic, this can only be better with a flat front screen.
I plugged it in and within 10 mins it was put in the garage as a spare and myoriginal curved screen was put back on.
Whilethis is a good quality monitor, with a high resolution, I feel it is no way anywhere superior to the previous curved glass model. (again s mentioned in previous review)
This monitor does give a sharp picture at a high resolution, but its footprint on the desk is even larger, which means its pretty big. The monitor is very clunky, always making a clunky noise when turned on, refreshing, etc. I could seea constan flicker in the background, making me feel it cold only just handle the 160x1200 resolution, or certainly not at the refresh rate I was using.
I currently leant this to a client to use with their new Small Business Server while we set it up and tweak it to their needs (so purely as a loaner as they don;t need to buy a Monitor for that PC), and still there using it often now, i feel there is a flicker, it just doesn;t give me the quality I woudl expect from a CRT, it doesn;t even give me the quality I woudl expect from a budget LCD.
I would not advise buying this monitor, get it free, use in an emergency, yes, but I wouldn;t advise getting this for proper use.


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Fire destroys shed at Mehls property
The New Richmond Fire Department responded to a shed fire Saturday morning on County Road T.
Baldwin United Fire and Deer Park Fire Department provided mutual aid by sending tanker trucks.
The shed was owned by Peter Mehls. According to New Richmond Fire Chief Jim Vander Wyst, the structure burned to the ground. The smoke from the blaze could be seen for miles around.
"We don't know how it started," Vander Wyst said. The structure did have a wood burner and some electrical fans inside, but the exact cause was difficult to determine.
Vander Wyst said fire crews were on the scene for two hours.


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Blondie has been on my mind lately. Since I picked up the Blondie tee at Forever 21 (and wore it below), I have just been thinking about her. About the good old days when I would spend the night with my best friend Jacquie Long in the sixth grade, and for some reason we always ended up hanging out in her older brother's room - who was never home - looking at his dirty magazines and listening to Blondie.
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(Of course, his dirty magazines consisted of National Lampoon's, which might show a nekkid boob now and then, and we didn't understand the jokes, so in the scheme of things, they weren't TOO bad. Not like my friend Kim, whose dad had REALLY dirty magazines - like Penthouse and Hustler and mail order bride kind of magazines, and for some reason always kept them near boxes and boxes of candy in the garage, so of COURSE we had to look at them.)
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But I digress. Jacquie and I (who went to K Mart together to buy my FIRST rock record - Do Ya Think I'm Sexy for me, and I Will Survive for Jacquie) used to listen to Heart of Glass overandoverandover.
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And I'm pretty sure we made up all kinds of dances to go along with it, cuz that's how we rolled in the sixth grade. I was always making up dances to something, and then forcing my parents to sit through the show (complete with costumes).
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So in honor of Blondie - Mz. Harry if you're nasty - I thought I'd leave you with a lil music for your Friday. Take a trip in the way back machine with me. You're welcome.
Merci! Shan


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I read that too & was surprised & depressed by it.
She seemed to have had a charmed life, but in reality, not so much. I'm glad things have gone & are going better for her now. Any type of abuse is hard to get past.
As to her relationship with Ryan Seacrest, if they make each other happy in their lives, that's what's important. Good for them.


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Millennium Hotel London Mayfair
(Grosvenor Square)
4 4 Star:
Rich in style and sophistication, the outstanding Millennium Hotel London Mayfair offers a luxurious retreat in heart of prestigious Mayfair. Overlooking Grosvenor Square, this 18th Century mansion house hotel is perfect for a relaxing short break and is just minutes from London's opulent Bond Street boutiques, Oxford Street stores and lush Hyde Park. What's more, the hotel's opulent design and soothing colours are reflected throughout each and every room, from the charming lobby area to the sumptuously decorated hotel bedrooms and offers a tranquil oasis from the bustling streets outside.
Hotel guests can enjoy an invigorating workout in the Millennium Hotel London Mayfair's state-of-the-art Fitness Suite, equipped with jogging machines, weights, aerobic mats and more. For those who want to explore everything Mayfair has to offer, the bright lights of the West End theatres, historic Westminster and the Royal Academy of arts are all within reach of the Millennium Hotel London Mayfair.
The outstanding AA Rosette Avista Bar & Restaurant serves up an impeccable choice of rustic and contemporary Italian cuisine in sumptuously designed surroundings. With a superb collection of fine Italian wines to compliment most dishes, guests staying at the Millennium Hotel London Mayfair are sure to start their evening in style.
Hotel Facilities & Services
- Lift to all Floors
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- Distance: 1.6 kilometres
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Steffani Jemison, artist in residence at the MFAH's CORE program is the winner of this year's $10,000 Meredith J. Long Core Program Award, given annually to a second-year Core artist-in-residence. Mr. Long, A Houston Gallerist, and his wife, Cornelia, currently chairman of the museum's Board of Trustees are longtime supporters of the MFAH and the Houston arts community.
also by Bill Davenport
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Too many close on transient core with unload command, because already closed by transientcache
To reproduce :
set transientCacheSize=2 and start with no cores
Create 3 cores :
curl "http://ip:port/solr/admin/cores?action=CREATE&name=coreX&instanceDir=path_to_instanceDir_coreX&dataDir=path_to_dataDir_coreX&loadOnStartup=false&transient=true"
Execute :
curl "http://ip:port/solr/core1/select?q=:"
curl "http://ip:port/solr/core2/select?q=:"
curl "http://ip:port/solr/core3/select?q=:"
curl "http://ip:port/solr/admin/cores?action=UNLOAD&core=core1"
And in Solr logs :
ERROR org.apache.solr.core.SolrCore – Too many close [count:-1] on org.apache.solr.core.SolrCore@20e5ace9. Please report this exception to firstname.lastname@example.com
The patch in attachment is for svn solr branch_4X (revision number 1526418)
- All
- Comments
- Work Log
- History
- Activity
- Transitions
Commit 1539773 from Erick Erickson in branch 'dev/branches/branch_4x'
[ https://svn.apache.org/r1539773 ]
SOLR-5366: transient cores automatically unloaded when creating cores via admin API would be closed too many times
Commit 1539709 from Erick Erickson in branch 'dev/trunk'
[ https://svn.apache.org/r1539709 ]
SOLR-5366: transient cores automatically unloaded when creating cores via admin API would be closed too many times
Building on Olivier's patch. I think there was a race condition possible (but unlikely) where the close could be pending on the transient core, so I changed the code a bit to avoid that.
Thanks Olivier!
Committing to trunk momentarily, 4x a in a bit.


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A shark in my tea? Things that make for a surprise at first soon become a tasty experience with the Sharky by Donkey Products.
Why shouldn't the predator be responsible for blood-red tea? After all, this is the main competence of sharks – even though it is rarely connected to such an amusement as with Sharky by Donkey Products.
Sharky is usable as a normal tea infuser: the dorsal fin swims in the cup or pot, spreading its taste once it has been filled with hot water. And since Sharky is friendlier than its relatives, it can do more than turn water red: The predator also welcomes green tea, black tea and all the other variations.
Donkey Products produces Sharky, the swimming tea infuser, out of silicone and stainless steel. The robust material allows the creative accessory to keep its fin floating for a long time.


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Thursday, September 23, 2010
A clarification from Sacramento
Regarding the Quran blessing mentioned here, Rorate has received and posted a response from the rector of the cathedral. In the interest of fairness I take note as it seems to (mostly) exonerate the cathedral clergy of what many (including myself) suspected was their willful participation in the blessing of a pagan religious book. These are the sorts of "correcting the record" that I really don't mind.
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This explanation by the rector makes a lot more sense than what was reported in various media outlets. I couldn't imagine that the Catholic Church would openly tolerate an actual "blessing" in the catechism sense.
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Carl Hansen – CH339 Table
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Yet another beautiful example of Wegner's visionary work. The elliptical tabletop and legs are made from solid wood. With its many possible combinations, this is an ideal table for everyday use – and also one that easily rises to the occasion for festivities and extra guests.
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Photographer's Note
The worker is constructing a house. I am watching the workers closely. I find that it is a very hard job to work in such hot and humid conditions of New Delhi. But they are happy in these conditions too.
Thanks for watching.
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danos (105252) 2014-07-14 21:59
Hi Joginder,
nice the view of this daily snapshot of the man from Delhi,with his placement in the frame to be superb.Excellent the light and the colour management of the scene.
Hello my dear friend
I love photos like this one so simple but
nice here we have a worker constructing
a house bringing memories from the past
the way you took it is simple but nice
have a nice day
pajaran (71598) 2014-07-14 22:50
Dobar dan.
Lep pogled na radnika koji zida ...
Dobar trenutak snimka i kontrast, lepo pokazan radnik na svom poslu.
Dobar rad, lepo uhvacen trenutak, lepe boje.
Cigla po cigla pa izgradjena kuca ...
Imajte lep i uspesan dan, sve najbolje.
Good afternoon.
Nice view of the workers of the wall ...
Good time recording and contrast nicely shown the worker on the job.
Good work, nice captured moment, beautiful colors.
Brick by brick and built homes ...
Have a nice and successful day, all the best.
lousat (103153) 2014-07-15 2:15
Hi Joginder,the decentralized position of the man is a great idea,and the composition very very nice and made with top detail and colors,excellent idea for an original pic,i like it! Have a nice evening and thanks,Luciano
Kamilutka (8107) 2014-07-15 2:56
Hello Joginder,
now this is really nicely taken picture. The framing is well proportioned and the worker placed classicly in the composition. His light colored clothes contrast with the red brick wall and create eye catching result. Good sharpness and light management.
Thanks for sharing
bukitgolfb301 (47365) 2014-07-15 11:40
Hi NAMASTE dear Joginder, how are you recently?
Nice daily snap image for a daily life, represnting thier life sonatsurally and fruitfully.
So wonderful composed framework via tight framework.
All the best and have a good day! Takero from hot Tokyo
fabbs99 (17179) 2014-07-15 23:10
Hello Joginderjee
Nice shot of the mason engaged in his work.Nice colors and sharpness of the brickwork.Excellent POV.TFS.
timecapturer (49288) 2014-07-16 3:20
Hi Joginder
compelling study this. I love the way we are looking at an everyday slice of life and also admiring this worker's skills too. It works on so many levels and your composition, conception and execution here are just wonderful. Like this a lot!
abmdsudi (63499) 2014-07-17 3:19
Namaste Joginder
Nicely done! Great layout of space here and the positioning of bricklayer makes the comp work a well and very animated strong image. Well managed exposure, pleasant colour and contrast. Good daily life shot, Congrats, TFS
Best regards
mirosu (16295) 2014-07-20 3:16
Hi Joginder,
Excellent simple snapshot with nice details in very good light. Well done my friend.
jhm (167694) 2014-07-21 4:40
Hello Joginder,
A pity a lot young people, not want learn his craft, notwithstanding, for good workers becomes a lot paid here in western countries.
You create a very pleasant picture.
Excellent composition.
Very well done, TFS.
Have a nice new week,
Nicou (159900) 2014-07-27 7:31
Avec son turban dans les cheveux quelle image et captage de cet homme en plein travail avec le brique ocre superbe vue.
Bravo et amitié
Angshu (56760) 2014-07-28 22:58
Hello Joginder
I would have wished to see part of his face...the graphic effect of the bricks is well shown
Matyas (0) 2015-03-16 6:56
Hello Joginder! Superb scene. Man at work. Fine point of view. Good cut. Perfect contrast and sharpness. Original effect. Regards!
Periko (7014) 2015-05-24 19:55
Hi Joginder
The work of a bricklayer is as hard as any other work.
Interesting catch, clear textures and natural colors.
ourania (51103) 2016-02-24 12:46
Hello Joginder,
I like the tight composition and the eloquent action you captured in this picture. You placed the worker very effectively as he is building a wall to fill the frame brick by brick. There is a sense of mechanical repetition enhanced by the chromatic consistency. The textures are sharp and natural too. Congratulations and thank you!
All the best, have a great day,
Photo Information
- Copyright: joginder singh (shreya2000) (2809)
- Genre: People
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2014-06-24
- Categories: Daily Life
- Exposure: f/2.6, 1/500 seconds
- More Photo Info: view
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Date Submitted: 2014-07-14 21:41


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Reverse Applique
Heart / Valentine
Reverse Applique
Reverse applique is the art of layering fabric, and then cutting away each layer to reveal the layer underneath.
The heart was done by laying white over red (a third layer could be added as well). The edges of the cut away fabric are hand stitched under with tiny, "invisible" stitches. Top stitching can be applied around the entire outside edge of the cut away image if desired.
Please read Introduction To Reverse Applique.
Reverse Applique: Heart
Designer: Christina Sherrod
Wouldn't this reverse applique heart be beautiful as trim on a pillowcase? Or perhaps use it to make a stitched card. Or use as a quilt block or hot pad for Valentine's Day. You could even use this method to create a cut out heart glasses case with our free glasses case pattern.
Purse Size
The finished purse is 8" high x 10" long x 3" deep (you can adjust the pattern if you wish)
One 8" square piece EACH of white and red fabric (or size required for your project)
NOTE: Be sure the pattern measures 8" x 8" (or the size you require for your project). If it does not, enlarge or make smaller with a copier.
Draw cutting lines that are 1/4" INSIDE the outer edge of the small hearts (I have drawn the line for you on the large heart). Trace over your pattern with a heavy, black marker.
1. Trace Pattern To Fabric
Lay your white fabric, right side up, over your drawing. Use a pencil to trace the INSIDE lines of the hearts onto the fabric. These lines will become your cutting lines (and the pencil will not show when the project is finished). Cut one large heart, or one large heart and four smaller hearts in corners if you are creating a quilt block or hot pad.
2. Layer The Fabrics
Place RIGHT SIDES UP your fabric pieces as follows: red on the bottom, then white on top. Hand or machine baste the layers together around the outer edge, close to the edge.
3. Cut Away First Layer (to reveal red heart)
Cut the white fabric along your cutting lines (be careful to only cut through the white) for all four small hearts and large heart. Remove the pieces of white fabric that are in the shape of hearts. Carefully snip the corners and curves where necessary (pattern is marked). Turn under the edges and, using a tiny "invisible" stitch, hem under the edges. Machine stitch around the outer perimeter of each heart (on the white fabric).
Finish As Quilt Block
Add 1.5" strips of fabric as needed around the heart block to create the quilt block size you need. If you need information on quiting, go to: free quilt lessons
Finish As Hot Pad
A 10" x 10" fabric square will be your backing. Layer your hot pad as follows: Backing on bottom (wrong side up), cotton quilt batting, heart hot pad top face up. Hand baste all three layers together. Stitch in the ditch along the seams that run along the gold strips if you wish to add a "quilted" touch. Cut strips of binding from black fabric and attach it to the edges of your hot pad to make a nice edging. Go to the applique heart hot pad link below to learn how to put together the hot pad and add the hanger.
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There is some very exciting stuff happening for the upcoming Digital Marketing Conference, which is put on by the CMA - Canadian Marketing Association. The date for this year's Digital Marketing Conference is October 19th & 20th, 2006. Today, two new keynote speakers were announced: The Cluetrain Manifesto Co-Author, David Weinberger, and Podcast legend, C.C. Chapman.
Weinberger is also the author of Small Pieces Loosely Joined and is currently working on a new tome called, Everything Is Miscellaneous. David Weinberger is a world-class speaker - he will rule.
Here's how Wikipedia describes C.C. Chapman: "C.C. Chapman is a prominent figure in the community of podcasting. From a home studio in Boston, Chapman hosts the independent music-focused podcasts Accident Hash and U-Turn Cafe, and contributes to PodShow Music Rewind, a weekly digest of music shows on the PodShow network. He also operates PodShow's Podsafe Music Network, a major archive of music licensed for free use in podcasts."
This is going to be two mind-blowing days to learn about digital marketing in Canada.
Already confirmed keynote speakers along with Weinberger and Chapman are Joseph Jaffe, Bryan Eisenberg and yours truly.
For more information, please check out: Digital Marketing Conference 06 - CMA - Canadian Marketing Association.


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An Appetite for Wonder: Richard Dawkins in Conversation
with Adam Rutherford
About this video
The making of a scientist...
Professor Richard Dawkins discusses the influences and inspirations that have shaped his life and thinking.
Chatting to science broadcaster Adam Rutherford in the world-famous Ri Lecture Theatre, the pioneering scientist and public thinker reveals how he developed an "appetite for wonder" for the biological sciences.
From his upbringing in Nairobi and Nyasaland (now Malawi) to his early experiences with religion, Dawkins talks about his motivations for becoming a scientist and his experiences at Oxford University and Berkeley, California during a period of social and political unrest.
Find out how he arrived at the idea of the "selfish gene" – the basis of his seminal 1976 publication, one of the best-selling popular science books ever written – and discover more about his research and writing process.
Plus, the Ri audience ask a range of revealing questions – from how he overcome his natural shyness and stutter at school to what his advice would be to an 18 year old who wants to get into popular science.
Natural World, Talking Science
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- Event
- People:
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- London, UK
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- 2013
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Royal Institution / The Refinery
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President still resolved to see Paul Kimmage in court
Pat McQuaid, the UCI president, has defended the decision to sue Paul Kimmage, the former cyclist and journalist, despite mass opposition from within the sport.
Kimmage, the former Sunday Times writer, has been a leading advocate of clean cycling, but McQuaid said that he would not accept being accused of corruption. He brought up Kimmage's own history of doping, admitted in his seminal book, Rough Ride.
"I was a good amateur and I took a decision not to go professional," McQuaid said. "He went to turn professional and then took a decision at one time during that career to dope. I've never done that. All I've done is work for the benefit of this sport."
Tens of thousands of pounds have been donated to help…


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Skyscrapers & Sand
Why You Should Go
Combine urban chic and natural splendor on this perfect getaway, where you can take in the best that sophisticated Singapore has to offer. You'll wander its charming and diverse ethnic neighborhoods, visit the Peranakan Museum, and feast on sambal stingray and chili crab. Next, you're off to the tropical Malaysian island of Langkawi, where you'll stay at the Four Seasons and take mangrove safaris, laze under swaying palm trees, and swim and sail in lovely blue waters.
- Suggested Length:
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This trip is designed for travelers who are looking to combine the excitement of Singapore with one of Southeast Asia's most relaxing and natural destinations, Langkawi Island. Spend the first three days of the trip in Singapore soaking up the local flavor. The first day will feature a full day tour of the highlights of the city, including the Peranakan Museum, Little India and Chinatown. Make sure to sample plenty of the local cuisine before heading to the night safari at the Singapore Botanical Gardens. The next day will feature a full day of flexible touring. You may wish to visit local markets or some more museums, take in the skyline aboard an authentic Chinese junk, or head to Mount Faber for a hike to a panoramic vista. The next day, fly to the mystical island of Langkawi, where your accommodation is the luxurious Four Seasons Lankawi. Located on a pristine white beach, spacious and peaceful, The Four Seasons Langkawi is a perfect island getaway, offering complete indulgence and relaxation for four nights. Be sure to take full advantage of all amenities, and enjoy the sights and sounds of your surroundings. Included is a half-day tour of Langkawi and a half-day mangrove safari to look for birds, monkeys and reptiles.


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Furcal frustrated by spring scuffles
Furcal frustrated by spring scuffles
PHOENIX -- Don't like seeing that .196 Spring Training batting average next to the name of Rafael Furcal? Neither does he. "I don't know what's the matter," said the 32-year-old shortstop and leadoff hitter. "It's not like I don't work hard. I see the ball good, my back is fine. It's a little bit frustrating. I don't understand. Maybe I struggle now and start the season hot."
Furcal also has committed five errors in 21 games, but as the leadoff hitter assigned to set the table for the likes of Matt Kemp, Andre Ethier and Manny Ramirez, it is Furcal's offense that makes him a unique player. He has one extra-base hit and one stolen base. "He doesn't use his hands enough, he's not relaxed enough, he tries to muscle everything," said general manager Ned Colletti. "He made the adjustment late last year. He relaxed and used his hands." Hitting coach Don Mattingly said he's noticed recent improvements in Furcal. "I'm not worried about Raffy," Mattingly said. "The last few days his work's been good. He feels better about his swing, and that usually means it's coming."


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TriQuint Semiconductor, Inc. Stockholders Encouraged to Contact Securities Law Firm about Takeover
Feb 26, 2014, 14:48 ET from Deans & Lyons LLP
DALLAS, Feb. 26, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Securities lawyers at Deans & Lyons announce an investigation of the board of TriQuint Semiconductor, Inc. (NASDAQ: TQNT) in connection with a buyout valued at approximately $9.23 per share. TQNT shareholders will receive 1.675 shares of the newly merged company. Concerned TQNT investors are encouraged to contact attorney Hamilton Lindley by clicking here.
"At least one analyst targeted TriQuint share price at $12.00 per share," said securities lawyer Hamilton Lindley. "Since the deal price approximated at $9.23 is far below the analyst's target price, our potential shareholder lawsuit will seek to ensure that the TriQuint Semiconductor, Inc. shareholders receive the highest price reasonably available for their stock."
Deans & Lyons has significant experience representing shareholders in securities lawsuits nationwide. TQNT stockholders – or anyone with knowledge about this situation – should contact lawyer Hamilton Lindley at email@example.com or 877-819-8033 with questions or concerns.
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