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Guardiola: I want the ball for 90 minutes
INSTRUCT: Pep giving lessons to the team during training
Pep Guardiola says he wants City in possession for the entirety of every game.
Speaking to Sky Sports, the Blues boss explained he is not used to winning games ugly, and wants his side to produce attacking, attractive football with purpose.
He told Geoff Shreeves: "I want the ball, for 90 minutes. When I don't have the ball, I go high pressing because I want the ball."
When asked if he would sacrifice his style for results, he replied: "Impossible, impossible. It's a sacrifice for what reason? If you lose a game, and you believe in it, you keep going.
"I want to win, I want to play serious, I want to be effective. If I believed in it and it wasn't productive for the team, I wouldn't do it.
"But I won [with this style] as a football player and manager, and when we did that we scored a lot of goals and conceded few."
On the subject of potential criticism and pressure, he added: "I have to handle that [pressure], and I will try and do my best.
"At the end of the season the chairman decides if I have done a good job, and decide if they trust me or not trust me anymore.
"I know the people expect the best, good. The people expect we'll play fantastic football and win games, good. I can't control that, I accept that and I just focus on my players in the games."
Elsewhere, Stoke boss Mark Hughes has been sharing his thoughts on today's clash – and he's feeling confident. The Welshman wants a repeat of last season's triumph over City.
Quoted in an article on the Premier League's website, he states: "We had some really great performances last year, but that one really figures quite high in a lot of people's lists.
"On the day we were significantly better than them, overpowered them physically and asked questions of them in key areas of the field.
"We need to do more of the same. They have new players and a new manager with new ideas which makes it a little bit more difficult to prepare for but we'll give it our best shot and we are encouraged by last week."
Finally, the Daily Mirror believe City are set to seal a £10million move for Ante Coric.
According to John Cross: "Croatia midfielder Coric, 19, is one of the most sought-after youngsters in Europe and City are hoping to finalise a deal this weekend after lengthy negotiations.
"New boss Pep Guardiola has already overseen a series of big-money deals and is putting an emphasis on recruiting young talent.
"Coric fits the bill perfectly because he is an attacking midfielder, very good technically and was in the Croatia squad for the Euros.
"Liverpool are another club who had looked at Coric but City appear to be winning the battle to get him."
That's your lot for today - we'll be back same time tomorrow but keep your eyes on our City Now feed for all the latest as it happens.


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Networking Organizations for College Grads
Becoming an active member of a few relevant organizations that attract like-minded individuals is a must for any new graduate looking to build their network. In other words, if you want to get ahead, look for ways to get involved. Networking groups such as community-based organizations, professional associations and alumni clubs are good places to start.
Getting involved puts you in the path of people who have already established themselves as business leaders. Getting to know these more experienced professionals is a smart career move for several reasons. Not only do employers seek job candidates who feel comfortable around executives, these local leaders already have large networks and are often considered to be influencers within a specific field, industry or community. Because others respect them and trust their judgment, these people can profoundly influence your career by giving you their stamp of approval. To be blunt: they can help you get a job faster than your campus career center.
You'll also save time by joining organizations. Attending events will bring you in contact with many people at once, all of whom you may have future one-on-one meetings with in order to develop a more solid relationship. Think about it: within the span of just an hour or two, you can meet dozens of people that have the potential to become an important part of your professional or personal life. Here are some of the different types of networking organizations college grads can join right away.
Membership Organizations
Rotary International
Not all recent graduates will qualify for membership in rotary, but you can get involved in networking with Rotary in other ways like volunteering at events and having one-off meetings with members.
Women's Networking Organizations
85 Broads
This global professional network was founded by women who worked for Goldman Sachs at 85 Broad Street, the investment banking firm's New York City headquarters. They have a large presence on college and graduate school campuses as well.
Business and Professional Women
This group promotes equity for women in the workplace through advocacy and education.
National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO)
You do not need to be a business owner to join this networking group, which hosts monthly events and a national conference each year.
The Association of Junior Leagues International
There are Junior Leagues in almost every city in the US and in many foreign countries. Its emphasis is on leadership training, volunteer management and developing the business skills you need to be successful.
Professional Associations
American Accounting Association
National Human Resources Association
National Society of Professional Engineers
Public Relations Society of America
The American Marketing Association
The Professional Association for Design (AIGA)
Have any more suggesstions about where college grads can start networking? Please let us know by writing to us on our blog or by sending us a note through our contact page.

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In a new study it was found that even a single dose of antidepressant can affect our brain and is enough to produce dramatic changes in the functionality of the human brain.
Brain scans were taken before and after giving an acute dose of SSRI (serotonin reuptake inhibitor), and the drug showed its adverse effect within three hours.
"We were not expecting the SSRI to have such a prominent effect on such a short timescale or for the resulting signal to encompass the entire brain," said Julia Sacher of the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in Germany.


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Tuesday: Public and Design Professionals to Present ImagineConey Submissions
February 13th, 2009, 4:47 pm
Please join us for the final ImagineConey program this Tuesday, February 17, at 6.30 p.m. at MAS to see presentations of submissions to the ImagineConey initiative by members of the public and design professionals. Presenters will include Frederick Schwartz, Philip Tusa, Henry Jones and others. MAS staff will also present the results of the design workshop (charrette) held last November in which an international team of designers, economists and creative producers participated. The event is free, but reservations are strongly recommended.
Imagining Coney: Bold Ideas, Technicolor Dreams, and Fanciful Concepts
Tuesday, February 17, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m. at the Municipal Art Society
A review of over 350 ideas submitted from around the world by the general public and professional designers.


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New York: Henry Holt, Thomas Seltzer, and Albert and Charles Boni, 1922-1932. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. First American edition, first printing. Complete in eleven volumes. Original cloth with black spine labels, matching except for Cities of the Plain, which was bound in white cloth and silver and black paper as a numbered limited edition. Very Good overall, sans jackets: some volumes more edge-worn and corner-bumped than others with various degress of sunning to similar but not identically colored cloths, dulling/ chipping to labels, generally internally sound. Both volumes of Swann's Way and Cities of the Plain are near fine with contemporary matching bookplates on the paste downs of the former set, the latter has a bit of rubbing to the silver and black paper covers. Bookplate on paste down of Within a Budding Grove's second volume, a bit of gnawing along its spine edge, and rear hinge split; good only. Both volumes of The Guermantes Way well-worn along edges. The Captive has a frayed head (perhaps his captor snacked on it?). A little wrinkling to prelims of Sweet Cheat Gone.An uncommon assemblage of the first American appearances of Marcel Proust's groundbreaking novel in seven parts, issued by three US publishers over a period of ten years. All but the final volume are Brit C.K. Scott Moncrieff's translations; upon his passing the UK and US final volumes diverged in both title and translator.
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Disney backpack. This is a good list to start with of things to make sure you take with you into
The strategy for a carry-on-only trip also includes a tote bag with a zipper. It absorbs all my
Purse organization - she claims it is really possible. I think my purse looks polar opposite of
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Convenient bag offers a lot of storage space. It includes an adjustable shoulder strap and is made
I love cross body bags, they are so cute and effective. If you have a good one you can fit
If you're looking for something a little bit more original and still visually appealing this sturdy
Here are great ideas to sew for your next trip whether it's near or far. Projects from Sewing With
Love this Kipling bag! Light weight, cross-body, zippers, multiple pockets, water resistant.
Toddler Busy Bags, great for keeping in the car ... long trips, take in to waiting areas, etc. |
Moms Little Emergency Kit - ideas for creating a mini travel emergency kit (good for moms or
"Comfy but classy travelling Outfit" by natihasi on Polyvore except the purse. i see those
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Touch up on the go! Or on a short trip when you don't want to bring all the bottles and compacts!
Treat diaper bag shopping like purse shopping. Buy it to make you feel good carrying it anywhere!
Top Travel Purses and tips on what you should always carry in your purse when travelling!
Keep cables, chargers, and must-have electronics accessories organized and easy to find with this
Fabulous, simple DIY pocketbook. It's essentially just 5 rectangles of fabric + interfacing, and
With the anti-theft mechanism and the slash-proof construction this pouch with stitching is both a
This exquisite messenger bag is a perfect choice for when you want to easily carry your belongings
Eyeglass case to sewing kit case...this would be great for a suitcase or to keep in your purse!
Upcycle straws into single-use travel packets for shampoo, toothpaste, skin products, and more!
Reusing Prescription bottles | Make mini first-aid kits for the car or purse | Hold your quarters |
cute car kit to keep these things close at hand without cluttering up a purse! Im not sure why I
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TELESEMINAR: Asset-Based Finance, Part 1 – A National Perspective
December 11, 2012
12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
1.00 MCLE hours
Asset-based loans are the most common form of borrowing by companies and have become increasingly important as other forms of borrowing are limited. With unsecured loans from banks still most out of reach of most companies because of the ongoing squeeze in lending, companies often turn to loans based on their inventory, accounts receivable or capital equipment to fund ongoing operations or expansion. Asset-based loans are form of secured credit under UCC Article 9 and must conform with a thicket of statutory requirements. Also, the practical, negotiated terms of the loans have changed in the last several years in response to very tight credit conditions. This program will provide you with a framework for structuring asset-based loans, a guide to the extensive documentation needed to effectuate a loan, and common traps for borrowers and lenders. Part 1 of 2.
- Legal & practical framework for structuring and drafting the documentation for an asset-based loan
- How practical terms for asset-based loans has changed in recent years
- Types of loans – revolving, term, and capital expenditure structures – and how each is used
- Loans based on inventory, accounts receivable, capital equipment and intellectual property
- Common traps for borrowers and lenders in structuring, negotiating and drafting asset-based loans
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Standard Life has completed a deal to acquire Axa Elevate for an undisclosed sum.
The deal will almost double Standard Life's customer base, bringing more than 160,000 customers to the business, taking total clients to 350,000.
The combined business will also hold assets under administration of £36.4bn, which according to Platforum puts it behind only Cofunds at £77bn and FundsNetwork at £62bn.
The deal will also maintain Elevate's discounted pricing for Axa's Architas fund range, which will be added to the Standard Life platform.
Standard Life managing director of corporate, retail and wholesale Barry O'Dwyer says: "Today's announcement demonstrates further progress towards building a simplified and well diversified investment company by strengthening Standard Life's leading position in one of our key growth channels."
Head of adviser and wealth manager propositions David Tiller says: "This acquisition is a clear sign of our continued commitment to lead the UK adviser platform market. It demonstrates to advisers that, as the market consolidates, supporting their businesses and meeting the evolving needs of their clients is central to the long-term strategy of Standard Life."
As well as expanding the coverage of Standard Life's platform, the deal will mean that Elevate advisers and their clients will gain access to Standard Life's investment hub, flexible Sipp and drawdown offerings, as well as investment solutions from Standard Life Investments and Standard Life Wealth.


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1932-2007: Next year, the Sydney Harbour Bridge will turn seventy-five. In the lead up to the celebrations a drawing competition themed 'My Sydney Harbour Bridge' was organised for primary school children. The five best drawings were printed on a poster that appeared on all bus shelters last month and the public was invited to vote for the best artwork. Make your own opinion, view the five best drawings here. The winner will be announced on October 30th, 2006. In the meantime, I'll offer my own entry: the Sydney Harbour Bridge at sunrise.
The building on the left is the cruise passenger terminal, so if you sailed into Sydney on a cruise ship (say the Queen Elizabeth 2 next February), your vessel would be berthed here and you'd get that view from your cabin... dream on!


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The FBI is searching for a man who robbed a Midway bank last week.
The man entered The Heritage Bank at 248 Butler Ave. about 4:30 p.m. on Dec. 23, according to information released by the FBI on Thursday.
He brandished a handgun and demanded money. He walked out of the bank with cash obtained from two tellers, the FBI said, but no injuries were reported.
The man was last seen walking into some woods near the bank.
He is described as a black male, 5-feet, 5-inches tall, with a heavy build. He was last seen wearing a dark jacket, black gloves and dark baggy pants.
The bank is the same site where Michael Norby was gunned down while using the ATM in 2002.
Anyone with information about the robbery may call the FBI at 232-3716, or CrimeStoppers at 234-2020 or toll-free at 1-877-691-8899.
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The Anchor Fellowship is home to people from both Protestant and Catholic backgrounds, people of many different denominations as well as people who have no history with the Church. We feel this is a great strength of our fellowship, though we understand that our diversity presents unique challenges.
One of our core values is living life together, learning how to become more and more like Jesus while developing deep and meaningful relationships with our brothers and sisters in Christ, and our commitment to living life together is not based on having the same theological points of view. It is our redemption, not denominational creeds, which holds us together.
Doctrine and theology are often the source of unnecessary division within the Body of Christ, and while we vigilantly guard against heresy, we strive to maintain unity in our fellowship. Our approach is reflected in the old church motto: "In Essentials, Unity; in Non-Essentials, Liberty; in All Things, Love."
With the Nicene Creed as our profession of faith, we believe, essentially, the following:
There is only one God, and God is Holy. God has revealed his nature and character to us in the form of the Trinity: God the Sovereign Father, his Son Jesus Christ our rescuer and leader, and the Holy Spirit our comforter and guide.
Because God loved us so much, he gave us his only son to die for our sins and rise again, so that we might have eternal life. As Jesus lived, we will learn to live. But knowing about Jesus' teachings is not enough: each believer must choose to follow Jesus Christ. We are incapable of following Jesus on our own, and knowing this would be true, Jesus sent us the Holy Spirit to teach us, to guide us, and to transform us.
Jesus Christ is central to everything we are and everything we do, from the mundane to the most profound. Without Christ we are not Christians. Wherever we are, in the midst of whatever we do, we realize that Christ is paramount. Through Jesus we are his body here on Earth and we eagerly wait for the day of his return. We could not follow Jesus without the Holy Spirit. We believe that the Holy Spirit is actively present here today working in a variety of ways, ranging from the contemplative and personal to the miraculous and corporate, through spiritual gifts as well as the unique talents and abilities we each possess.
God the Father, our creator, passionately loves each of us and calls us to participate in his plan and purpose for our lives through his Son and by his grace. This calling is both individual and corporate. We are joined together as get better and better at living in our callings, which we are enabled to fulfill through the grace of God. Grace is the hand of God upon us, enabling us to do the things we are called to do but do not have the strength, skill, resource, or will to accomplish on our own. God's grace is freely given to us because of and through God's love.
We stand on the authority handed down to us through the Bible and the traditions of the Church. We believe that the Bible is inspired by God and useful for instruction, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness. As we seek to live righteous lives, we must honor the greatest Biblical commandments: to love the Lord our God with all of our hearts, minds, souls, and strength, and to love our neighbors as ourselves.
As we learn to follow Jesus better and better, we also disciple others—not so they become our followers but so they learn to follow Jesus along with us.
We believe that liberty in the non-essentials must not detract from the truth of the things we hold as essential. Even as we test, try, debate, pray through, and in other ways figure out how to best apply our beliefs to daily life, we recognize that we must not lose the essentials that make us who we are.
We accept that we are not perfect. We understand that at times we will fall short, offend, and behave hypocritically. We know that we will not always be right and that we will let people down, but we also know that we must keep going, even through our mistakes and failures, in order to succeed at becoming more and more like Jesus. So we will not be content to remain where we are, but, instead, we will press on toward maturity in our faith, growing more responsible with our callings and our discipleship of others.
Anchor Mission USA was founded in 2009 in response to a need in the sub-culture and counter-cultures movements of the American church for greater support and accountability. Our founding churches are The Anchor Fellowship of Nashville, TN under lead pastor Josh Stump, and Sacred Heart of Chattanooga, TN under lead pastor Dale Hall.
We embrace traditions from a wide variety of backgrounds within the Christian heritage while continually acknowledging that our traditions alone will not bring us into freedom; only a relationship with Jesus Christ can bring that freedom. Anchor Mission USA eschews the expression of faith as a purely political or cultural movement, and chooses instead to recognize that the core values of biblical guidance, accountability and support for everyone regardless of status or position, and community growth through loving kindness and service are essential to provide a healthy growing place for every seeker and follower of Jesus.


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The Science of Female Friendship: 4 Ways That Girlfriends Are Good for Your Health
You know your girlfriends will always be there for you, but here are some facts about why, adapted from Suzanne Braun Levine's You Gotta Have Girlfriends.
You know your girlfriends will always be there for you, but here are some facts about why, adapted from Suzanne Braun Levine's You Gotta Have Girlfriends.
The Cuddle Hormone
Studies show that when we are doing whatever girlfriends do together, our bodies produce oxytocin, also known as the "cuddle hormone" (because it is released in nursing mothers). Unlike husbands or kids, who are often the cause of anxiety, our friends consistently elicit that warm glow, which feels good and soothes anxiety. A Swedish study even found that people with broad networks of friends were the lowest risk group for dementia.
Studies of female primates show the same phenomenon: Hanging out with a small but trusted group of other females reduces damaging spikes in stress hormones, reports New York Times science writer Natalie Angier. A circle of trust can, as she puts it, "mop up the cortisol spills that can weaken the immune system," which in turn can support additional years of good health.
Forget "fight or flight." It's all about "tend and befriend."
Women respond to danger by gathering in a mutually supportive group, while men show a "fight or flight" surge of adrenaline. It used to be thought that all humans exhibited "fight or flight" responses, but recent work (by a team of women scientists at UCLA led by Shelley E. Taylor) found that women are wired somewhat differently, so that our reaction to a crisis is more likely to be a more diplomatic, "tend and befriend" approach, which again reduces tension.
That conciliatory response may also make women more creative and calm in a crisis, because the "fight or flight" response is produced in the primitive ("reptilian") part of the brain, which shuts down most rational resources in order to concentrate on physical strength and agility.
Cool! But what is "tend and befriend" exactly?
The UCLA scientists who identified "tend and befriend" as a distinctly female response first observed the gender-specific behaviors in their own lab. When something went wrong, the men would storm into their offices and slam the doors, while the women would come out of their offices and make coffee. We don't need scientists to tell us that an old-fashioned coffee klatch with the girls is one of the many ways we tend and befriend one another, but it is nice to know that along with our lattes, we are getting a biochemical boost.
We even get a little dessert with our latte. Natalie Angier, writing about how women interact, reports on an experiment in which women were invited to play a game; they had to choose either a cooperative or competitive strategy. Brain imaging showed that the brains lit up most brightly among the women who chose cooperation and increased as cooperation continued. The areas of the brain that lit up were those that, according to Angier, also respond to "chocolate, pretty faces, money, cocaine, and a range of licit and illicit delights."
And, of course, your friends are good for you because laughter really is the best medicine.
Laughter may be our most precious gift to one another; it is a powerful elixir (in fact, the act of laughing releases endorphins, those feel-good brain chemicals). It is very rare to spend more than a few minutes with a girlfriend when there isn't a burst of laughter, no matter whatever else is going on. Gestalt therapist Ilana Rubenfeld calls humor "a martial art" because it cuts a frightening situation down to size. In addition, the physical exercise of a hearty laugh, not unlike orgasm, is a good, endorphin-releasing workout.


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Not too bad
Overall not too bad. Once again it's got a quirkiness to it that I like.
I will question your bass line though. I'm not feeling entirely sure about the use of the first inversion of the IV chord. Landing on that note each and every time makes it sound a little odd. Especially since it resolves from that to a I chord. It does sound a little weird after so much repetition. Once in a while it's good to give a solid root to the chord changes. It's not frowned upon or anything, I just think that the overuse of that same inversion throughout the song doesn't quite anchor the bassline enough.
And I think the first transition was a little sketchy. It's not quite smooth enough. It kind of sounds like the track stutters for a second and then the drums come in quite awkwardly. Trance definitely needs an element of continuity from one part to the next, which is why you always hear a lot of those backward cymbal sounds because they have the sense of legato continuity. That stutter in the first transition didn't quite do it for me.
Overall not too bad. I would explore different ways of making that loop to include the root of the IV chord in the bass somehow. That middle bit that uses the same chord progression but different bass line (that one was a Ia, Vb, and then a IVb - PM me if the music terms I'm using are confusing) was a bit of a change, but still messing too much with the inversions didn't make it solid enough. Perhaps consider a middle section with roots instead.
Hope this has been helpful. You've got a style for quirky tunes, keep it up.


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ND boards aren't as bad as I thought they'd be, but Georgia fans are ready to burn Richt on a cross. They are in complete meltdown mode. Lose to south Carolina on Saturday and it's prolly over for Richt.
Most of my Mom's side of the family are UGA alumni or fans. They honestly thought the Boise St game was a gimme. I can't figure out their angle, other than, "this is the ESS EEE SEE". When I ask them if Central Florida is in the SEC, they revert to giving me a hard time about Coach Rodriguez. So glad my Dad raised me a Wolverine.
I mentioned in a thread earlier in the week that I thought LSU and Georgia fans would have the biggest freakout if they lost. Some doubted the Georgia idea (poor season a year ago, underdogs in the game) but all my encounters with their fanbase basically guaranteed a meltdown was coming.
I used to frequent a bar where the owner was an older UGA fan. I complimented the team once on winning a bowl game or finishing with 10 wins and he basically said "Any season we don't win the national championship is a failure." He was serious.
I didn't have the heart to point out they had thus been a failure every year but one in his entire lifetime.
The issue for UGA fans isn't that they've had so much traditional success that they think national titles are their birthright. It's that for at least the past decade, Georgia has consistently been the most underachieving team in the counrty. They've watched Richt pull in top 5 recruiting classes year after year (see: his labeling this year's crop the "dream team") and watched Richt and/or inept coordinators squander that talent.
Oh, and if losing 7 straight to OSU drives us all completely insane... imagine how Georgia feels going 3-18 against Florida (their biggest rival) since 1990.
If they drop the game to Sakerlina this weekend, I don't think anything short of running the table will help Richt save his job.
Before Richt got there, Georgia hadn't won the SEC since 1982. Since, he's won it twice in ten years (same as Florida and Auburn, more than Alabama or Tennessee, only less than LSU in that time span) and went to the title game a third time (again, same as Florida in the same span). He's also won the Sugar Bowl twice (something they hadn't done since the 1980 season).
Every team in that league has great recruiting classes and think they should win it all every year. Short of winning a national title, Richt couldn't do a better job at Georgia. If that is "underachieving", then your fanbase is insane.
.733 winning percentage too. Nearly 100 points higher than the all-time Georgia average.
If that is "underachieving", then your fanbase is insane.
They could really learn from our fan base. Lloyd had a similar resume plus our first national championship in 50 years, and every fan was content to have him around forever.
Im with you id be terrified if Boise was on our schedule, in fact, any big time program looking to turn it around should be terrified of playing a school like BS or TCU.
turned down Boise State's offer to come over to their place. They're deathly afraid of Boise State that they're going to make them look stupid like they have done against UGA. Boise State is now an established program that just reloads, not rebuild. Even with losing Titus Young and Austin Pettis to NFL, the WRs did a good job of making UGA secondary pay.
Boise State doesn't realize that at the end of the day, they're still Boise State. A glorified community college with a mildly successful football program. Schools turned them down or more appropiately, they turned down other schools cough Nebraska cough because they wanted an even series when everyone else was offering 2 for 1s. No major BCS school is going to lose a home game to go play at Boise, who doesn't even sell out 30 something thousand. They're victims of their own arrogance and I don't feel the least bit sorry for them when they get looked over for the NC.
who will be ranked #4. They're better than 90% of the programs in the country right now. They are the winningest program of 00s. They have beaten several BCS conference champions on the road or psuedo-neutral site or at neutral site. They're unbeaten at home. A mildly successful football program? lol, look up their record in 00s, they're better than every single schools in the country. They are too big for their own conference. They're the Gonzaga/Butler/Xavier of the Non-AQ teams.
They have offerred home and home or offered a game that they can play on the road. They've tried everything yet teams refused to play Boise State because deep down, they know that they're going to get their ass kicked.
You give them the rightful due, but I can't help but wonder how successful they'd be if they had to play quality competition each week.
did they think that BSU game is a gimmie? They were the favorite to beat UGA and is ranked ahead of UGA. Talk about delusional. Boise State showed that they belong in the national stage. They have beaten several BCS teams including Pac-10 Champ, Oregon, Big 12 Champ, Oklahoma, ACC Champ, VT and to name a few.
There were no ESS EEE SEE teams in that list! /s
Straight to the point
I don't think Brian is doing TWIS this year. I think he passed off, though I forget to whom.
In the meantime, have a snackyfreude to hold you over for now:
I say there's trouble, right there in River City. It starts with T and it rhymes with "P" and is stands for "Presumptuous!" Brian Kelly is indeed presumptuous. He is the employee who promises you results and then sleeps in on the morning of the big presentation.
Re-read that second sentence a few times. Can you guys figure out what he means?
He's attempting to adapt a line from that play/movie/musical The Music Man and horribly murdering it. I could explain the song in excruciating detail for those who aren't familiar, but just take my word for it that it's not going to make ND-dude's point any more cogent.
Snap their knickers belooooooow the knee and keep a copy of "captiAn billy's whiz-bang" in the corncrib.
It's like rain on your wedding day?
Starts with a t and rhymes with "P", that would pretty much be tea or tee wouldn't it? Either the dudes English or plays golf.
Wow that's a pretty scathing indictment of the coach after only one game. Just the type of stuff that I enjoy so much. It sucks that Brian won't be doing the column this year but whoever steps in should have a lot of material.
My favorite part is when he says he was a freshman in 1966.
and again in '67 and '68?
The loss to USF by ND at home (after a strong finish in 2010) was probably the worst game ever for the ND coaches, team, fans and ND TV viewers, because the agony was prolonged and despite the improvement under QB Tommy Rees, the team still imploded spectactularly. There certainly have been some horrible ND losses in the past, but Kelly's rage and beet red face were thoroughly magnificent. It'll never be quite as good as the Charlie Weis years though because Kelly isn't as arrogant and full of himself.
Very, very debatable. Brian Kelly is convinced anything that happens on the field that isn't awesome is the player's fault and not his.
that I liked BK when he was at Central. I thought he deserved to get promoted because of his success at GV and CMU. I was happy to see him get the Cinny job and turn them around.
But when he took the ND job, I was torn. then miscue after miscue then a death under his watch. ND is not a big deal to me, like OSU and MSU are. ND is a rival but third in line. Bo didnt want to play ND because he thought they took the easy way out.
If I recall correctly, TWIS is usually on Tuesday, to give everyone a day at work to start the complaining, and to give Brian a day to put it all together. I could be wrong though, and I really hope it does not go away now that Brian stopped doing the BlogPoll.
Laughing at TWIS under my breath in class is one of the highlights of school in the fall.


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ORANGE BEACH, Ala. - Second-seeded Georgia fell to Florida 4-1 in the SEC Tournament Championship Sunday.
The Bulldogs' lone goal came off the foot of freshman midfielder Caroline Simpson on a penalty kick in the 65th minute.
Georgia (17-3-2) trailed early as the Gators' Ameera Abdullah scored in the ninth minute.
"Florida showed up in the first half and we didn't," Georgia coach Patrick Baker said. "Their six seniors were fantastic and we just weren't ready, and that is disappointing. Our young players made some decisions today that they haven't made all year."
After Simpson cut it to 3-1, Abdullah and Stacy Bishop hooked up one more time to make it 4-1.
Georgia goalkeeper Michelle Betos made several diving saves to keep Florida from extending the lead. She had eight saves and was named to the SEC All-Tournament Team following two shutouts in the first two rounds. She is joined on the All-Tournament squad by senior midfielder Joni Vickers and junior defender Megan Tomlinson.
Georgia was out-shot 19-7 and earned four corner kicks to Florida's five.
The Gators committed eight fouls and the Bulldogs had five.
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Where the cars go?
And that's how clouds are made
Izzy Performance ;-). I had to google the crap out of it the first time I saw this video to see who owned that slverado.
Has no one noticed that this is an 07+ Silverado? Not the c10
Lol to everyone thinkin it's chiefs truck obviously izzy with the 20" black rims and the body style
The truck that left the smoke trail is Izzy performance truck i believe.
Same truck that raced on street outlaws
Correction how to leave a streetrace and have the cops chase you
That bitch runs goooood
Smoke screen deployed.
If u remember right this truck was on an episode of street outlaws
Gab berg trouve moi un Chevy de même
Pop smoke and I'm out
That's a bad beast
Is this not Chief's truck? Sounds like him.
I wanna know more about this truck
Bad ass truck
Damn what the hell is done to that thing, sounds sick
Dalton thompson
Damn the noise!! What are they people running from??
All right!!
I think its supercharged
Deploy smoke!
Julio Najera Silverado!!
#izzyperformance ftmfw!
Is that big chief??
bad ass truck
Haha 😂 sounds like someone was running out of gear! Bad freaking ass Tho!!!
Haha, this is way I would do it too
seee yaaaa bitchessss!!!!!
That's a crazy chev
Now that's a truck!!
Saindo de leve !
Que motor seraaaaa
beautiful Cheyanne chevy
Mexican and black people always do that....dump ass....that not what you call street racing...lol...hahha
That Silverado seemed nastier than the C10 that raced the crapstang!


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RE:Vision Updates Twixtor, ReelSmart Motion BlurNew versions for Avid and Digital Fusion get Apple G5 and multiprocessor optimizations
Twixtor is a plugin for After Effects that produces temporal distortions, for slowing down, speeding up or altering the frame rate of image sequences. The new 3.0 release for Avid and Digital Fusion get fixes for bugs, support for motion sensitivity, multiprocessor support and G5 and AltiVec optimizations.
ReelSmart Motion Blur is a plugin that tracks every pixel in order to produce natural-looking motion blur. The new versions get multiprocessor support and G5 and AltiVec optimizations. The current version for Avid is now 2.0, while the version for Digital Fusion is at 2.1.
The Avid versions for Macintosh are compatible with Media Composer 12.0 and later, Symphony 5.0 and later, Xpress Pro 4.0 and later and Xpress DV 4.0 and later. The Digital Fusion plugins are compatible with Digital Fusion or DFX+ 3.1 or later. The Avid versions for Windows are compatible with Symphony 2.0 and later, Media Composer 9.0 and later, XPress 3.0 and later and XPress DV 1.5 and later.
Twixtor for Avid runs $329.95; Twixtor Pro for Digital Fusion runs $495; and ReelSmart Motion Blur costs $134.95 for both systems. For more information, visit http://www.revisionfx.com.
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Washington, Feb 13: Appreciating the voting in 2015 general elections in Sri Lanka that uprooted Mahinda Rajapaksa government in January, US Secretary of State John Kerry said this time the people in the island nation voted for a "change" to move the country in new direction.
The January general elections that brought a new government to power replacing former President Rajapaksa with Maithripala Sirsena, was a vote to move Sri Lanka in a new direction, the US Secretary of State, John Kerry, said yesterday.
"This is an exciting moment for all of us here because Sri Lanka on January 8th had an historic election in which there has been really a vote for change, a vote to move Sri Lanka in a new direction, to open up greater accountability and possibility for the preservation of human rights, for democracy, for fighting corruption and putting together a government that will speak for and to the people," Kerry said.
Welcoming the new Foreign Minister of Sri Lanka, Mangala Samaraweera at Foggy Bottom headquarters of the State Department, Kerry said the United States is particularly excited about the 100-day plan that the new government has put forward.
"We wish them well in the days ahead, and we're going to talk today about President Sirisena's thoughts about how to move Sri Lanka away from 30 years of war with the Tamils to a country that is inclusive and prosperous and peaceful," he said.
Kerry on SL: We wish them well in the days ahead
On his maiden visit to the US as the top Sri Lankan diplomat, Samaraweera said Sri Lanka is going through a democratic revival. "We have embarked on a very ambitious program, the 100-day program, which is a program of far-reaching democratic reforms and constitutional amendments," he said.
"We will also be giving pride of place to the reconciliation process because we believe a new Sri Lanka based on the principles of unity in diversity the diversity of cultures, diversity of ethnic groups, and diversity of religions will be the cornerstone of the new Sri Lanka we are envisaging," the Minister said.
Samaraweera hoped to revive and strengthen the very strong bonds between the two countries, as he acknowledged that the relationship have been somewhat strained in the last few years.
"And my job I feel is to ensure that we put back our relations to a irreversible state of excellence in the coming months," he said.


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Sean Gobin is the Founder and Executive Director of The Warrior Hike Organization, an amazing group that helps returning combat veterans, "Walk off the War." In the distant past, after a grueling campaign, military units would have a long journey on foot to get back home. This afforded them time to wind down and process the experience. That's not the case today, when military units can be fighting one day and back home the next.
After serving 3 combat deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, Sean, upon his return home, hiked all 2,185 miles of the Appalachian Trail to help raise money for wounded Veterans. At the conclusion of his hike, he realized the therapeutic relief he felt, and decided then to start the Warrior Hike organization to bring its benefits to fellow returning warriors. We had the chance to talk with Sean earlier this year—you can read up on that interview here.
Top Ten Hero
Sean has made it to the top ten in CNN'S Heroes of 2015. CNN's Heroes: An all All-Star Tribute is a television special created in 2007 to honor individuals who make extraordinary contributions to humanitarian aid and make a difference in their communities. This year's show will air December 6th, 2015 and will feature clips on all the nominees and with the top hero announced and awarded a $100,000 grant for their organization at the end of the evening.
Mountain Khakis: First of all, congratulations on the CNN Top Ten Hero nomination! Where will this be decided? And how did you manage to get involved?
Sean Gobin: There will be a big banquet in New York City on December 6th with features on the top ten nominees aired for the show and a top hero will be chosen. A few supporters nominated me last year, then during the winter and spring a board of judges ran a screening process and selected the top 24. They came down and filmed a feature on us on the Appalachian Trail in Virginia this summer. Then the 24 were paired by the board during this summer down to ten.
MK: So what's new for Warrior Hike this year?
SG: This year we have added the Arizona, Ice Age and Florida trails and we hope to add other states' trails every year.
MK: You mentioned in our last interview about the new State Trails. Tell us about those and why they are important to you.
SG: The advantage on these state trails is you meet a lot of people along the way who can maybe help you transition along to the next phase in your recovery. If you're from Arizona and hiking in Arizona, those connections might be more local than if you're from Arizona but hiking the Appalachian Trail.
MK: Do you have any new hikes planned for next year?
SG: This coming year we are adding the Buckeye which is 1400 miles around Ohio, and the 1200 mile Mountain to Sea Trail in North Carolina.
MK: Who do you normally see participate in the Warrior Hike?
SG: Most of the veterans have suffered Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and that was the original focus of our "Walk off the War" idea. But, with our new Warrior Paddle and Warrior Bike events, we'll be able to include disabled veterans with lower or upper body extremity injuries in our program.
MK: Tell us about these new events. What is the Warrior Paddle?
SG: The Warrior Paddle, which is a paddle trip down the entire length of the Mississippi, started this summer (2015) with preparation and trial runs. It's a 2,300 mile paddle trip that goes from Lake Itasca in Minnesota to New Orleans. It's about a 5 month trip, and we are in trial runs this year. There are currently 4 veterans on the river—they started in July and they should finish the end of November.
MK: Will it be open to anyone next year?
SG: Next year it will be open and we hope to have disabled Vets participate who can't run but will be able to paddle.
MK: What exactly is the Warrior Bike and when will it take place?
SG: The Warrior Bike, which will offer adaptive cycles for those who need them, will hopefully run in 2016 as well. It is called the Warrior Bike Trans America and runs 4700 miles from Oregon to Virginia.
MK: Every time we talk, your numbers of participants has increased. How has your turnout been this year?
SG: The turnout has been great. We had 31 veterans enrolled in trips this year up from 25 last year. We have already received 250 applications for next year.
MK: These hikes are long and arduous. How many veterans would you say complete the entire trail?
SG: About 50% finish the entire hike. Usually what stops them is overuse of injuries, like knee pain and ankle sprains.
MK: How are the sponsorships coming along?
SG: The sponsors have been great; we have been very fortunate. Last year I would say about 90-95% of all our gear was donated.
MK: You mentioned last time you never have time to join a whole hike. Has that changed for you yet?
SG: I still only get to join in the first week of a hike to help get everyone settled. I try to jump in around the halfway mark to check how things are going and am always there at the finish.
MK : Sounds like you're still very busy. Last year you said you had 5 volunteer staffers. How much help do you have right now?
SG: I get completely over-tapped at times. We do have a staff of 15 great volunteers and hope to bring 5 more in this year, but we're still overwhelmed.
MK: Can you tell us how folks can help out?
SG: You can go to our website at warrriorhike.org; we take donations and sell t-shirts, hats, patches, and stickers where 100% of all sales go to the program. You can look at our site for information on the hikes and if a trail goes through your area, we can always use folks who are willing to put a hiker up for the night, give him a home cooked meal, or just a bed to crash in. If anyone wants to help out, they can always contact me directly at email@example.com
Voting for CNN's Hero of the year will continue until November 15, 2015. You can vote for Sean or any other nominee through this link: CNN Hero of the Year


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Is it me or do years go by faster than they did when you were a kid? 2014…what a difference a year makes. There is no way in January you could have told me I would be where I am in December.
"Be totally open to go where life wants to take you". -LaChaya Terry (Like this quote? Click here to tweet it)
I don't know one person who doesn't look forward to the beginning of a new year. We see glimpse's of new opportunities, renewed vision, and determination. Why do we limit these feelings to New Years when we have the same chance of newness every morning?
Today is December 1st, which means we have 31 days left in 2014. 31 days to use wisely. If you want 2015 to be a successful year. It doesn't start on January 1 at midnight. It starts today.
"Your new year, starts today"-LaChaya Terry (click here to tweet this quote)
Here are 10 things you need to do before 2015.
1. Plan, plan, plan. "By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail." ― Benjamin Franklin
2. Set you focus for the year. Many times we don't complete our goals because we either set too many or not enough. In December, set a focus for your year and attempt to ensure that your big goals fit into a specific category.
3. Put an action plan in place. Write it down, create a special calendar, or utilize your reminders on your cellphone. Whatever you have to do to keep you on task in 2015. We can all have great vision and ideas, but if we don't put a plan of action into place many times we end up doing nothing.
4. Get organized. While things are quiet in December, use this time to become more organized. Brush off those time management skills, this way in January you aren't trying to figure it all out, but you are ready to hit the ground running.
5. Start working out now. We all know the gyms will be packed in January filled with people fulfilling their New Year resolutions. Get started now while the gym is empty from all the people who rather not work out during the holiday season. Put your plan in motion now and by January you will already be in your rhythm.
6. Ask someone to be your accountability partner. Find a partner to keep you encouraged, but also to keep you focused. It's easy to get off track when you're the only person who knows your to-do list.
7. Join 5 new groups on Facebook or subscribe to 5 new blogs that pertain to your yearly focus.
8. Put your dream items on your Christmas list. Many times we tend to stick to items we want and shy away from items we need, but if in 2015 you plan on starting a business or working on your dream, a new sweater can wait. Don't be afraid to put on your employee grab bag list or other Christmas lists planners, organizers, Go daddy or Legal Zoom gift cards. Your dream will thank you later.
9. Assign yourself at least one challenge in 2015 to disrupt your comfort zone. Take small baby steps of faith in 2015. Do something at least once in 2015 that totally terrifies you.
10. Spend time reflecting on 2014. What worked for you in 2014? What didn't work? What were your successes or failures? All of these questions and more can help you do more of what worked and help you change habits or add new habits to make 2015 a successful one.
11. Bonus: What something you need to do in 2014 to ensure your success in 2015? Leave me a comment below!


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|1. Sensitive genome-wide screen for low secondary enzymatic activities: the YjbQ family shows thiamin phosphate synthase activity
|E Morett, G Saab-Rincn, L Olvera, M Olvera - Journal of molecular , 2008 - Elsevier
|2. Ligands in PSI structures
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The gene SSO2532 from Sulfolobus solfataricus encodes NP_343872 protein belonging to the UPF0047/DUF74 family (PF01894). A predicted functional partner (score 0.7) for SSO2532 is the pyrI gene that codes for an aspartate carbamoyltransferase regulatory chain.
SCOP classifies 1vph inside the class of alpha and beta (a+b), dodecin subunit-like fold, YbjQ-like (super)family SCOP117782. This protein is highly conserved among bacterial species, and several structures of its homologues from other organisms have been solved: 1VMF (Dali Zscr=22), from Bacillus halodurans; and 2CU5 (Z=18), from Thermus Thermophilus.
Dodecins are most likely involved in prokaryotic flavin storage and homeostasis [Ref][Ref]. The dodecin monomers assemble to hollow sphere-like usually dodecameric complexes. The degree of oligomerization of dodecins seems to vary, depending on sequence variations and presence of the flavin cofactor.
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text: Greetings! I searched this forum for a similar issue, but I don't think any of them compare to what I was experiencing. Sorry for the long post, I am writing this in case anyone has a similar problem, and hopefully this solution will work for you. My X recently (within the last week) started having extremely poor battery performance under the same usage conditions as the previous week (K-9 syncs every 15 min, maybe 2 texts per hour, 2-3 emails per hour, maybe 5 total minutes of phone use). After 4 hours, the battery would be at 20-30% To make matters worse, most functions were extremely slow to respond (contact loading, test message loading, recent calls, bookmarks, any scrolling was choppy, etc.) The delay when trying the most basic things (opening the browser, making a call) was getting unbearable. I started backtracking the changes in the last week. Although I started tinkering with Google's App Inventor over three weeks ago, that's where I focused. I uninstalled all App Inventor programs, including the Eyes-Free Text to Speech engine. This engine was recommended by Google to do things like read text messages in the Apps you create. Still no luck. I decided to investigate the battery use a little more. In Battery Manager, I found that "Android System" was using about 70% of my battery. I was typically used to seeing things like "display" at the top. I have an app called Android System Info. This showed my CPU usage pegged at 100% (even after a reboot). It never got lower than 99%. The biggest CPU hog was "Android System" at 75-80%, consistently. This App has a tab to view the log, and I noticed several recurring error messages in the log. They were occurring at the rate of about 180 times per second! The error? "Invalid TTS Engine" Well, the TTS is controlled by the "Android System". The "Android System" was constantly trying to load the uninstalled TTS engine. I went into "Settings...Voice input and output", and, although the Eyes Free TTS engine wasn't available, the default TTS was not set. I checked the box to have the native TTS as the default, and checked the box for "Always use my settings". Everything immediately went back to normal. CPU usage is now around 10-20%, and "Display" is back at the top of my battery hogging functions. Battery life is back to over 10 hours, and the delays are gone.