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I was really excited to attend a sneak preview of the new Cricut Explore machine. I already have a Cricut Mini which is fab for general paper crafts, card making, precise cutting and cutting vinyl and iron on vinyl but it is limited in what it can do and you can't use your own designs.
However, with the new Cricut Explore not only can you upload your own designs it can cut 50 or more different materials. I was slightly mindblown at the crafting possibilities!
There's a built in pen slot and writing option so the Cricut Explore can write on your creations in a wide range of fonts.
When using the Cricut mini you had to manually select the cutting depth depending on the thickness of your material. This was a real pain and involved lots of experimentation which caused wastage of craft materials before I figured out the right cutting depth. Thankfully this issue has been resolved because the new Explore has an easy dial to select the material you're cutting, simple!
Cricut have been working with designers and bloggers and have created a wide range of projects so you can get creating straight away. Simply by browse their image gallery, find a project, click on it and all the material requirements are shown so you can get started making it yourself. The projects can also be customised to tailor them to your tastes. There's also an extensive image and project library, accessible via subscription, or you can upload you own images or create your own projects.
Here's some of the projects that were made with the Cricut Explore and were on display at the launch event:
|Intricate bunting, perfect for parties!
|Customising clothing is easy, fun and quick
|Halloween decorating made easy!
|Christmas decorations, cards, gifts and place settings all made with the Cricut Explore.
|Beautiful, delicate butterflies affixed to a gown
I had a great time at the event and we've created a few projects at home with the machine. It is easy to use, my 3 daughters love it!
|A gorgeous bouquet made from craft paper
|11yo customised her t-shirt
|7yo also customised her t-shirt
We're looking forward to sharing more projects with you that we've created using the Cricut Explore. The Cricut Explore is available from Amazon and Hobbycraft.
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Update from my appointment this week:
Overall, pretty good. BP still good, urine negative for everything, overall weight gain still pretty steady at 1lb per week, fetal HB was in the 140's. Did the GBS swab, and she decided to do a cervical check, since I've started having occasional painful contractions. She said cervix is very soft ("mush" is how she described it); outer os is dilated to 2, inner os is still closed. Head is down, so that's good.
Then I went for the ultrasound. She spent a lot of time on the belly, and said that it was measuring small), but that everything else looked good. Umbilical cord dopplers looked good, placenta looked good. Measuring 5lbs + something (taken with a grain of salt). DH asked her if she could get a picture of the face, but really the head was so low and facing posterior, there was no way to get a shot of it. Anyway...once my OB sees the u/s report, if she has any concerns, she'll let me know.
Weekly appointments now. And this was the last visit with the APN. She assurred me that all of the rest of my visits will be with my actual OB, so that's good to know.
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Where are you christmas?
I can't find you because I'm broke, I'm stressed, and I'm worried. And because I've grown up.
Adtu block party tomorrow. Not expecting much. Whatevs. Another no pressure party. Pag di kayo nagsipuntahan bahala kayo sa buhay niyo dahil inaamin ko na bitter ako. Ok?
Still On Probation, even if I can sneak a few drinks here and there. I mean I can go out by daylight anyday as long as I don't go home too late. That's not happening soon. Well, maybe I have to appreciate it. There's always a bright side to everything. The assuring silver lining behind every yadayadawhatever cloud.
I bet my plate will be good. Harharhar.
The first xmas gift I got this year was the Unofficial Adtu Girls Notebook as illustrated by Nica herself.
AHLAVET! AHLAVET TO DEATH. You are officially a creative mind.
First TWG Workshop a while ago. I knnooowww my poem got the beating it deserved, it was good critique. Unbiased. Personal. Subjective. General. Yadayada...
Hahaha. Thing is I can get use to it. Yay! I'm strong.
I DONT WANT TO MISS ANY PARTIES. Is there even any to miss?
Oh, the Sobs dinner. Will it push through? I wonder.
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So 1949 was the start of the end for this valley - as we knew it!!!
Sir, There has been a great deal of controversy over the name Barren Jack. Well, I happened to be living at that place as far back as 1857 when there were in those days scores of blacks on the Murrumbidgee flats, and I became fairly well used to their language. I am to a fair extent familiar with it yet. Now the blacks' name for that place is Burreen- gic, meaning Big Fish. I have known fish to be caught there weighing nearly 100lb. But the name has been corrupted by the white people the same as a place called "Blowering", at Tumut., The aboriginal name is "Bulla-roaren," meaning two standing; that is, they have seen two buckeens (Willa blackfellows) standing. There are many other similar names, viz., Cootamundra, Adelong, Merrybindinyah, I can give the meaning of. I am, etc., NICHOLAS LOCKYER POTTER. Canterbury. Feb. 21. - (Ref- The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 2 March 1911).
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The Golden trees are on Frank Bourkes land (East Blowering) - see the Blowering Cliffs in the background.
Hume & Hovell crossed this river about 6 miles upstream from this site.
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"The name ~Tumut~ is derived from an Aboriginal word meaning 'quiet resting place by the river' and that over the years this evolved from 'toomut', to 'tumat' and eventually
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1888 - TUMUT, FRIDAY. - The centenary celebrations wore a great success. All the business places were closed yesterday and to-day. Yesterday nearly 700 children marched in procession to the Recreation Ground, on tho bunk of the river, where a monster picnic was held. There was a large attendance. Athletic sports were carried out. A cricket match was played today, All Tradesmen v. Storekeepers, and was won by the latter by one wicket.- (Ref- The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)(about) Previous issue Saturday 28 January 1888).
1891 - THE CENSUS RETURNS. [BY TELEGRAPH.] (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) QUEANBEYAN, FRIDAY . The consus returns for the TUMUT, area show the population of the Tumut electoratate be males 3886, females 2982; total, 6868, including 406 Chinese, seven of whom are females. - (Ref- The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)(about) Previous issue Saturday 9 May 1891).
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The third annual Earth Day Celebration organized by the Bluegrass Youth Sustainability Council and Bluegrass Greensource featured more than 60 schools getting kudos for their "green" efforts in 2013-2014 and an unusual keynote message from acclaimed cellist Ben Sollee, who performed onstage amid his remarks. Opening with "Something, Somewhere, Sometime,"...Read more
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CAPE TOWN, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Holders Al Ahli made virtually sure of a semi-final place in the African Champions League by outclassing arch rivals Zamalek 4-2 on Sunday to take a three-point lead at the top of the Group A standings.
In Group B, Coton Sport of Cameroon confirmed their semi-final berth by forcing a goalless draw away at Sewe Sport in Ivory Coast in the day's other match.
Coton Sport will finish second, behind Esperance of Tunisia who were confirmed group winners.
Esperance, runners-up last year and winners in 2011, had made sure of their progress to the final four on Saturday when Yannick Ndjeng scored an 81st minute winner in a 3-2 home win over Recreativo Libolo of Angola.
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Ahli have 10 points, three more than AC Leopards of Congo and South Africa's Orlando Pirates. Leopards beat Pirates 1-0 in Dolisie on Saturday. Five-time winners Zamalek are on four points from their five group games.
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The Parliamentary Committee on Energy, Environment and Tourism has urged Chilanga Cement PLC to ensure that the rehabilitation of the Electro-static precipitator (ESP) is completed within the stipulated period.
The committee said this when it toured the plant to check on what the company was doing to reduce air pollution as a result of emissions from the cement production.
Committee Chairman Sakwiba Sikota (Livingstone ULP MP) said Chilanga Cement should be mindful of the effect of the emissions to the environment and the health of the residents.
But Chilanga Cement PLC plant manager Ndola works, Jean Yves Clement said the company was committed to ensuring that the deadline of completing the works by the end of this year was met.
He said the company was working on mechanical and electrical aspects of the equipment, which would be blended with new equipment ordered from abroad.
Mr Clement said if the purchased equipment did not arrive on time, the company would modify the old equipment in an effort to reduce dust emissions to acceptable levels.
He said rehabilitation was in two phases of which the first phase had been completed.
Mr Clement said the other works should be completed between September and October this year.
He said the company had embarked on a number of rehabilitation works like improving noise levels and modernising the loading, which could not allow shutting production because of the high demand for cement in the country.
Mr Clement said such works would be completed after the Lusaka Plant was in full operation because it was the Ndola Plant that was feeding the high demand in Lusaka.
"There is a lot of rehabilitation works that are pending because the marketing trend of cement can't allow because the demand is high but as soon as the Lusaka Plant is fully operational, we should be able to speed up the works," Mr Clement said.
He said major rehabilitation works should be completed by mid next year.
At Ndola Lime Company, the committee was impressed with the proposed measures put in place to curb dust emissions by replacing the old Rotary and vertical kilns and the hydrator.
The replacement of the equipment is part of the recapitalisation programme the company has embarked on.
The committee was also impressed that Ndola Lime Company was well run by indigenous Zambia.
Namwala Member of Parliament (UPND) Major Robby Chizyuka said it was gratifying to see the company being managed by Zambians, a sign that the indigenous were capable of making a difference in the economic development of the country. Published under Cement News


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In a few hours I will be sitting in a plane to beautiful Berlin. I'm looking forward to spending a few days with Martin (that's the guy who chickened out of the NAO meeting just in case you were wondering) and on Saturday there is going to be Access Peace.
My first vacation since Christmas and pure Berlin goodness. Oh yeah.
'Yeah, That's what Jesus would do. Jesus would bomb Afghanistan. Yeah.' - snowlion
I love Germany. I think that was my favorite country when I visited Europe. I went all over including Italy and Greece (though it is close between Germany and Italy). Germany is very much different than here in the south, USA. There are huge tall trees everywhere the eyes can see. In germany, there are lots of pastures and small "midget" trees. I thought those were so strange.
Everything is just so interesting, but I'll have to confess. I was awfully happy to see a McDonalds while I was there. :P
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That reminds me, I forgot to ask this in the "places to visit in Europe" discussion - will there be a problem for vegetarians in any part of Europe? I mean here myself and my wife already have a very hard time trying to find good vegetarian food in the US, even the french fries that are sold in the Mac are fried in beef oil, can't even eat at BurgerKing. The Japanese and Chinese restaurants add eggs by default in their vegetarian menu, and usually cook in fish oil.
The only option we have is to cook at home or eat out at a couple of restaurants which provide vegetarian food (like IHOP). Some more choices if we do eat cheese are Taco Bell and Subway. Apart from these, I am yet to find a food joint where I can get pure vegetarian food.
It is okay for me as I can eat eggs sometimes, but for my wife it's really a pain to go out and then not being able to eat anything at all.
So, will that be a problem if we are visiting Europe?
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I'd say it depends on the type of food you're looking for. With McDonald's et al (Burger King, Pizza Hut et al are rare here) it's probably hard to find something acceptable. OTOH most 'real' restaurants offer some vegetarian food, or you can order some standard meal and ask them to cook it according to your wishes. A friend of mine is allergic to cheese, and he usually gets anything I get minus the cheese. Most service areas also offer some salads or vegetarian pasta. At least in Switzerland you can also get those meat replacement thingies like Tofu and stuff, if you like them.
Or you could just visit all the NAOees and eat there. ;-)
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We brought two throwaway cameras full of pictures back to Munich. I'll have them turned into pictures as soon as possible. Which is... uhm... well I sent in the pictures of Loveparade 2000 one week ago to give you an idea.
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A 23-year-old man has been charged with murder after a passenger in his car died when he crashed in southwest Houston early Tuesday.
David Daniel Rodriguez is in the Harris County Jail with no bail, according to court documents.
Authorities said he was speeding about 2 a.m. on South Braeswood near South Rice. He lost control of his white Mercedes-Benz E-Class, Houston police said, veered from the road, hit several trash cans and slammed into a tree. The car burst into flames.
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OAKLAND — For most of the 2013 season, the A's have won games because of their bullpen.
But with the regular season down to 10 games, questions are forming like storm clouds over the Oakland relievers. In a 5-4, 11-inning loss Wednesday afternoon, closer Grant Balfour blew a 4-2 lead by serving up a two-run homer to Josh Hamilton in the ninth inning.
"A guy who used to hit 45 or 50 homers a year hit a home run," said A's starting pitcher A.J. Griffin, who was in line for his 15th victory until Hamilton homered. "It's going to happen. This is a guy (Balfour) who has 38 saves. He's blown three. Those are good odds."
But lately, not so good. In his past 10 games, Balfour has a 7.45 ERA, one loss and two blown saves. He left without comment Wednesday, but his teammates had his back.
"There are times you have to credit the other side," said third baseman Josh Donaldson, whose error in the 11th led to the game-winning sacrifice fly, also struck by Hamilton. "This guy is a premier player. Hamilton's numbers aren't great this year, but he can turn on a ball. Grant made one mistake. If he executes that pitch (a fastball) the way he wants to, Hamilton's not going to hit that pitch out."
Of the gang of three that makes the A's bullpen such a force — Balfour, Ryan Cook and Sean Doolittle — only the latter is at the top of his game right now. Doolittle had a miserable five-game stretch in August — two losses, two blown saves, an 18.90 ERA — but he's come back to post an 0.82 ERA in his last nine games, with two saves along the way.
Cook, on the other hand, is in a rough patch similar to Balfour's. In his last 12 outings, the set-up man has two losses, three blown saves and a 5.43 ERA. Manager Bob Melvin was asked pregame if Cook, who didn't pitch Wednesday, needed time off.
"I'd give (Cook) some time off if his workload would suggest that," Melvin said, "but this is a guy who's important to us."
Melvin pointed to Tuesday night's game in which Cook got two quick outs and emerged unscathed from a bases-loaded jam in the seventh inning, thanks to Jerry Blevins. The trouble consisted of a bloop single and two hit batsmen. Blevins came on and struck out Hamilton.
Blevins was asked to perform similar heroics Wednesday in the 11th. He got Hamilton to fly out, but the ball was deep enough to bring in J.B. Shuck from third base with the go-ahead run. Shuck had opened the 11th with a double off loser Jesse Chavez (2-4) and advanced to third when Donaldson threw away Erick Aybar's sacrifice bunt.
That was enough for the Angels to win the rubber match of the three-game series and end a streak that had seen them lose six consecutive series to the A's.
For more on the A's, see John Hickey's Insider at blogs.ibabuzz.com/athletics.
LATE-INNING headaches
After dominating starts to the season, reliever Ryan Cook and All-Star closer Grant Balfour have hit rough patches of late. Here's a look at their month-by-month ERAs (blown saves are in parentheses):
Reliever April May June July Aug. Sept.
Balfour 2.25 (0) 0.87 (0) 2.79 (0) 1.64 (1) 5.06 (1) 4.50 (1)
Cook 2.08 (0) 2.79 (1) 3.55 (2) 0.00 (0) 2.45 (3) 5.40 (1)


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Making changes for your lifestyle and body to present your self the body and health you desire will probably be basic as soon as you check this out report and placed its knowledge to utilize. Weight loss goals can seem unobtainable. Motivation can slip away over time. Is there a reason why that doesn't happen for everybody? Many people succeed at losing weight and stay thin long after. What is the secret?
Generally your knees, you must in no way optimum by helping cover their the extra weight you're lifting, should you be undertaking a lifeless-raise exercising and would like to shield your joints. Attempting to lift a lot of weight will lead you to bounce and jerk upon picking up, which can simply harm your knees along with other joint parts. Going easy in the excess weight helps you go simpler around the bones.
Start by creating a detailed weight loss plan you know you can follow. Are you looking for significant weight loss, or are you looking just to tone your body? Is there a weight or size goal that would make you happy? You can tailor your diet and exercise routine to fit the kind of body you want to have.
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In case you are commencing a new physical fitness program, the route to accomplishment is not to go about it as well assertively. Typically, you are hoping to make this a routine, not just a regime. If it have been second character, like undertaking the washing laundry, strategy a workout or even a walk around the block as. Just do and chill out stop being difficult on yourself, particularly at first.
Skipping meals and allowing yourself to become excessively hungry may result in an inability to control your appetite. Do not make this common diet mistake. Plan out what you want to eat a day or two in advance. Bring your food with you when you leave home. Make it a point to bring your lunch from home. Not only will this help you drop the pounds, but it will also help you save cash.
It will also bring about excessive muscles tiredness and exhaustion, although working is really a effective and fantastic way to get fit. First full week out from each two months, minimize the normal size and concentration of your normal goes by 50 percent. This period of sleep permits your whole body to more effectively restoration by itself and avoid chronic running injuries.
You are able to enhance the standard of your workout routines if you take a moment to loosen the joints within your hips and lower again. With both of your hands about the squat rack, little by little lessen your body till both thighs are only parallel together with the ground. Soon after 30 seconds in this particular situation is The Fat Burning Kitchen, slowly and gradually raise on your own back up. Just before every single workout, this ought to be carried out for about five to ten a few minutes.
The key to losing weight has never been a secret. It may be easier said than done, but all you need to do is eat healthy and begin a fitness plan and the pounds will start coming off. It is important that you exercise three times a week or more. If you think this will be difficult to stick to, then choose activities you will have fun doing. Try to get your friends involved by asking them to walk with you. Hiking is another great way to lose weight. If you love to dance, why not give a dance class a whirl and practice some new steps.
But wish to work out prior to work, consider getting out of bed about quarter-hour earlier than you usually because of fit a little regimen in, if you are not much of a morning particular person. Just before function, this is plenty of time to accomplish some light exercise. You can even do something as simple as walking.
If your pantries are not filled with bad food choices, you can't consume them. Keep healthy foods on hands in your kitchen instead. Choose things like fresh fruits and vegetables, hummes and granola. Abstain from ever buying anything unhealthy that might be a temptation. Do not buy junk food in the first place.
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A fantastic work out hint is always to try out opposite lunges. These cause your entrance thighs to work throughout the entire exercising. You ought to try to take advantage of the same movements as you would in the classic lunge. As an alternative, step backward as an alternative to frontward. When you carry out change lunges frequently, you will notice your strength within your entrance thighs and legs improve.
Use the dimension resources available to look for the intensity and efficiency of your own workout. If you're wandering or working, use a pedometer to determine how many techniques you've used. Utilize the level watches around the equipment you use at the gym. Use measuring products to monitor your final results and employ the information to push your and your self goals increased with time.
By no means lift weight loads for over 1 hour. In the event you proceed lifting for any longer than that, your body will automatically initialize an all natural shield mechanism, which in turn causes muscle tissue-throwing away and low energy. Keep yourself with a tough time restrict to stop dropping what muscles you possess did the trick so desperately to acquire.
An incredible fitness suggestion to assist you build-up shoulders would be to begin undertaking ranking barbell presses. Ranking barbell presses are probably the greatest exercising when it comes to wearing muscle. All you want do is traction the barbell at shoulder thickness and raise it above your head.
Do at least forty a few minutes of great-strength aerobic exercises weekly to remain healthier. In the event you only want to do the bare minimum, go for aerobic exercises, although studies have shown that folks who work out are more unlikely in becoming sick. Individuals who executed two aerobic exercises classes a week got sick significantly less usually as opposed to those who don't physical exercise at all.
Call on your friends and family to assist you in meeting your goals. You have to do the heavy lifting yourself, but there's nothing like a support network to keep you motivated to lose weight. These are the people you should lean on when you are right on the brink of giving up. Having people available to offer support and encouragement can make a world of difference as you strive to meet your weight loss goals.


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The House of the Raging Bull has announced the production of the 2013 Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster for the masses…of one-percenters.Of course, the biggest change to the Aventador Roadster is its removable roof, which consists of two carbon-fiber panels weighing roughly 13.2 pounds each that Lamborghini says can be easily taken off and stored in the front luggage compartment. The car's rear pillar has been reinforced to handle its slight loss of structural integrity and accommodate the Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster's rollover protection and engine-ventilation systems.Aside from the removable roof, the biggest visual difference between the Aventador hardtop and the Roadster is its unique engine cover. Its distinguishing features are twin vented hexagonal windows and a center "spinal column" running down the middle, showcasing the same wicked 6.5-liter V-12 with 691 horsepower and 509 lb-ft of torque as its coupe sibling. 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And while it was an absolute beast from 0-60 (2.9 seconds) and set a blistering 10.3-second quarter mile time at 132.3 mph, our editors were less than thrilled with its transmission, brake fade after a few laps at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, and overall bulky feel. But despite its flaws, the Aventador is a mechanical menace that commands respect by its very presence, and the Roadster should do the same.While approximately no one who buys the Aventador Roadster is necessarily worried about how it furiously belches out greenhouse gases, Lamborghini has applied state-of-the-art technologies make its big bull as efficient as possible. 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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
If You Like Maples...
If you like maples, especially Japanese maples, there is a very useful message board you should check out. It is the acer message board for the University of British Columbia Botanical Garden. If for nothing else, check out the gallery portion, which has multiple pictures of just about every variety of ornamental maple. The discussions are however, equally invaluable and interesting.
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I've been on there before and found some useful information. I would love to find more cold hardy maples for my garden!
Oh yes, I do love ogling maples... esp. Japanese ones! I have seen some lovely ones in that garden in BC. Thanks for the link!
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Mobilizing Market Research: The Grand Finale – Moving Forward & Using The Mobile ToolboxTuesday, June 28, 2011, 23:11 pm 4 Comments
This was originally planned to be the 7th post in a 9 part series by Carrie Robbins, a recent Master's Degree recipient who did her thesis on Mobilizing Market Research: The state-of-the-art, future evolution and implications of mobile data collection methods in the field of market research. I've decided the remaining sections work best as a single post, so I have combined 7-9 into this, the final post in the series. We're at the end of this great series and we're going out with a bang! This final post explores some of the variables to consider when determining what mobile research is appropriate for your study, dissects what the mobile revolution means fro market research industry, and gives a series of examples of the major applications for mobile research today. It truly is the "meat" of the series and will enable everyone interested in deploying mobile research to have a solid base to start from.
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Goal: Killer, thanks very much for making time to chat to us. Firstly, how important was it for you to score your first goal in Chiefs colours this season, than waiting for the upcoming season and were you, at any stage under pressure to score?
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Goal: Killer, thanks very much for making time to chat to us. Firstly, how important was it for you to score your first goal in Chiefs colours this season, than waiting for the upcoming season and were you, at any stage under pressure to score?
Mphela: There's always pressure as a striker especially if you're playing for a big team like Chiefs. Scoring the first goal was always going to be important for me. My confidence is coming back and my fitness is coming. I'll be more relaxed next season.
Goal: Stuart Baxter said he doesn't want to be too critical of you because you only joined the team midway through the season, but what do you make of your performances since joining Chiefs?
Mphela: I'm critical to myself. I think with the game time that I have been given so far, I think I have done well, but I could have done better. I didn't play enough games, but when I was given a chance I think in most of the games I tried to change the game and we won some and lost some.
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Goal: How are you dealing with expectations from the millions of Kaizer Chiefs fans that know your capabalities?
Mphela: I'm trying to forget about the expectations from the fans, but I know that they're expecting a lot from me. For me, it has been all about next season and getting to know the guys. Next season will be a different story.
Goal: What do you think was the problem for the team to fail to defend its league title this season?
Mphela: Consistency is the reason we failed to win the league. Sundowns were consistent and we dropped points when it mattered most. The game against Maritzburg United and Sundowns, but most importantly I think we lost the league when we lost to Mpumalanga Black Aces.
Goal: You've worked with both Pitso Mosimane and Stuart Baxter in the past. Now, how would you compare the two coaches and which one gets the best out of you?
Mphela: Their philosophies are different, but they're both great coaches. Pitso speaks whenever he wants, but Stuart is more reserved and does his work. He (Baxter) is a good tactictian but they are both on the same level. I enjoyed working with Pitso and I worked with Stuart before and I'm enjoying working with him now. So, I think there's a big difference between them, but they're both great coaches.
Goal: You were once the league top goalscorer with 17 goals, but our strikers have been struggling to get more than 15 goals in recent seasons. What do you think has been the problem?
Mphela: The standard of football has changed. The teams are more organized now and it's difficult for the strikers to get goals in this league. Even the goal I scored against Free State Stars, it was a bit of a luck. So it's very difficult, but I'm sure the guys will start scoring next season, even myself I want to be there as well.
Goal: How many goals are you targetting next season?
Mphela: I cannot say how many, but as many as possible.
Goal: Thanks for your time Killer.
Mphela: Cool.


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Paul Ryan said Monday that he likes Fox News host Chris Wallace too much to explain the math of Mitt Romney's tax plan to him.
In his interview with "Fox News Sunday", the GOP vice presidential candidate demurred when asked to show how the plan would be revenue neutral. "It would take me too long to go through all the math," he told Chris Wallace.
"I like Chris," Ryan told Wisconsin radio host Charlie Sykes Monday. "I didn't want to get into all the math of this because everybody would start changing the channel."
Ryan added that "the tax code is filled with so many so deductions and loopholes" that Romney could lower all individual rates by 20 percent but still raise enough revenue to keep the deficit from going up. That's similar to what he told Wallace.
According to the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center, middle class taxpayers would pay more under the GOP plan, because the rate cut would not be high enough to outweigh the many deductions Romney would have to eliminate to avoid increasing the deficit. Romney's campaign has disputed that study, but his advisers have also promised that if it doesn't work, he will keep higher taxes on the rich, not raise them on the poor.
Ryan pushed back on President Obama's ad claiming that Romney's plan "raises taxes on middle class families by up to $2,000 a year," calling the statistic "totally false" and "thoroughly discredited."
"When you're offering very specific bold solutions confusion can be your enemy's best weapon," Ryan said. But the Post's Fact Checker gave that Obama ad a rare Geppetto Checkmark.
The congressman was also asked about a recent Washington Post-Kaiser Family Foundation poll showing that the Medicare debate has helped Democrats. "We were actually winning this Medicare debate in the beginning," Ryan told Sykes, before Obama "put up ads literally telling these falsehoods." Obama's Medicare ads have, in fact, used out-of-date figures from an old and less generous version of Ryan's plan.


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Entertainment Weekly had the exclusive about the Veronica Mars Kickstarter campaign this morning:
In the spring of next year, the Veronica Mars faithful could be watching their beloved heroine (plus her pals Wallace and Mac, bad-boy ex Logan, proud P.I. pops Keith, and more) on the big screen — as long as they kick in a few bucks right now to get things started. Today, Thomas and Bell are launching a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for a low-budget Mars movie that would be shot this summer. The goal: $2 million in 30 days. If they reach it, Warner Bros. Digital Distribution has agreed to put the movie into production and pick up the tab for marketing, promotion, and distribution. (The film would be released in the first quarter of 2014 for a limited-time theatrical run, before moving to VOD, iTunes, and other digital platforms.) If they don't reach the goal: No movie.
The Kickstarter is already closing in on the goal, which means a Veronica Mars movie is pretty much a sure thing. But is this really what we want to be using our crowdfunding money for? Seems like Warner Bros. could scrape up a few million for this movie without all the hullaballoo.


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Warren Allen ran for 122 yards and three touchdowns Friday night to send Interboro to a 36-14 victory over Penn Charter in a nonleague football game.
Allen rushed 21 times and scored on runs of 2, 1, and 8 yards for the Bucs (3-1). He also ran in a two-point conversion.
Interboro quarterback Nick Rentos completed 9 of 14 passes for 204 yards and two touchdowns. Chris Simmons and Rashon Fentress each had a TD reception for the Bucs.
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This method converts data between native and managed environments.
This method is a simplified way to convert data between native and managed types. To determine what data types are supported, see Overview of Marshaling in C++. Some data conversions require a context. You can convert those data types by using the marshal_context Class.
If you try to marshal a pair of data types that are not supported, marshal_as will generate an error C4996 at compile time. Read the message supplied with this error for more information. The C4996 error can be generated for more than just deprecated functions. One example of this is trying to marshal a pair of data types that are not supported.
The marshaling library consists of several header files. Any conversion requires only one file, but you can include additional files if you need to for other conversions. To see which conversions are associated with which files, look in the table in Marshaling Overview. Regardless of what conversion you want to do, the namespace requirement is always in effect.
This example marshals from a const char* to a System::String variable type.
// marshal_as_test.cpp // compile with: /clr #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> #include <msclr\marshal.h> using namespace System; using namespace msclr::interop; int main() { const char* message = "Test String to Marshal"; String^ result; result = marshal_as<String^>( message ); return 0; }


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