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Windows 8 Metro Theme Created For Rooted Android Tablets
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MikeatWired writes "Now here's a cool one for you tablet users that like to tweak the appearance of your UI! XDA member BroBot175 has created a Metro UI theme for all tablets running Honeycomb or ICS! The theme is a fully functioning replica of Windows 8 that allows you to create your own tiles, and organize them however you want."


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I would wish to know how long they can desing the boss fights.
It seems most of the bosses in Wrath were running out of ideas and were rehashed of old things. How many times vent said "You know the boss in X? Its same sh*t".
I know they can do good but I'm bit skeptical. They can only do better from wrath and people must agree with me. Wrath bosses were bit medicore on mechanic-wise compared to .. any other games.
nikdaheratik said...
Some of them were rehashes, especially alot of the dungeons that launched, but I pretty much all of the Ulduar stuff was new and different. Alot of the ICC stuff was too. Naxx was a 100% redo, Maly was different (in a somewhat annoying way), Sarth was different. TOC wasn't that great, but I think it was something they wedged in there when they realized they needed another 6-8 months.
So if you're raiding you get alot of new/original stuff, and if you're not, then you get alot of reused stuff (some of which you may have skipped while leveling). I think the last 3 dungeons that launched were as good as anything since MgT. There wasn't an equivalent of Steam Vaults or Shattered Halls, which was sad, but they also didn't have anything nearly as annoying as Shadow Labs or Arcatraz.
WoW.com itself ran a series of "everything I learned about raiding I learned in Kara" which I wholeheartedly agree with. Rather than calling every fight since then unoriginal, though, I recognize how the basic mechanics have been updated. i.e. Nightbane taught us to stay out of fire and how to deal with air/add phases, but I'd hardly call Razorscale the same fight or even a twist on the same fight.
If you strip down bosses to their base abilities you're going to find similarities just because they function within the same basic framework, but that ignores all sorts of nuances that make this game great.


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Aliwan Festival 2007
Posted by January 31, 2007on
Get ready as the country's biggest, and most colorful festivals will once again converge in Manila for the annual Aliwan Fiesta 2007!
L-R: Meguyaya Festival of Maguindanao; Cebu City Sinulog; Placer Masbate's Himag-Ulaw Festival; GenSan's Kalilangan Festival
The event is slated April 26-28, 2007. The streetdance competition will start at the Quirino Grandstand and will end at the Aliw Theater atthe CCP Complex.
At stake is P1 Million Pesos and the bragging rights as the "Philippines' Best Festival."
Expected to join this year's edition is the Lumad Basakanon of Cebu City's Sinulog Festival and the Tribu Ilonganon of Iloilo City's Dinagyang Festival. The former won the 2006 editions grand title while the latter won the 1st runner up trophy.
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Cancer Health Center
Nutrition in Cancer Care (PDQ®): Supportive care - Health Professional Information [NCI] - Other Nutrition Issues
Advanced cancer is often associated with cachexia.[1,2,3,4] Individuals diagnosed with cancer may develop new, or worsening, nutrition-related side effects as cancer becomes more advanced. The most prevalent symptoms in this population are the following:[1,2,3]
- Weight loss.
- Early satiety.
- Bloating.
- Anorexia.
- Constipation.
- Xerostomia.
- Taste changes.
- Nausea.
- Vomiting.
- Dysphagia.
As defined by the World Health Organization, palliative care is an approach that improves the quality of life of patients and their families facing the problems associated with life-threatening illness, through the prevention and relief of suffering by means of early identification and impeccable assessment and treatment of pain and other problems, physical, psychosocial, and spiritual. The goal of palliative care is to give relief of symptoms that are bothersome to the patient. Although some of the symptoms listed above can be effectively treated, anorexia, though common, is a symptom that is often not noted as problematic for most terminally ill patients but is distressing to most family members; this distress may vary according to cultural factors. Several studies have demonstrated that terminally ill patients lack hunger, and of those who did experience hunger, the symptom was relieved with small amounts of oral intake.[5]
Decreased intake, especially of solid foods, is common as death becomes imminent. Individuals usually prefer and tolerate soft-moist foods and refreshing liquids (full and clear liquids). Those who have increased difficulty swallowing have less incidence of aspiration with thick liquids than with thin liquids.
Dietary restriction is not usually necessary, as intake of prohibited foods (e.g., sweets in the diabetic patient) is insufficient to be of concern.[6] As always, food should continue to be treated and viewed as a source of enjoyment and pleasure. Eating should not just be about calories, protein, and other macronutrient and micronutrient needs.
Diet restrictions are sometimes appropriate, however.[6,7] For example, people with pancreatic cancer, gynecologic cancer, abdominal carcinomatosis, pelvic masses, or retroperitoneal lymph node masses may have bowel obstruction less frequently when adhering to a prophylactic soft diet (i.e., no raw fruits and vegetables, no nuts, no skins, no seeds). Any restriction should be considered in terms of quality of life and the patient's wishes.
Decisions regarding nutritional support should be made with the following considerations:
- Will quality of life be improved?
- Do the potential benefits outweigh the risks/costs?
- Is there an advance directive?
- What are the wishes and needs of the family?
The benefit of home parenteral nutrition in patients with advanced cancer is often debated, and evidence-based data regarding its use are lacking. For patients who still have good quality of life but also have mechanical or physiologic barriers to achieving adequate nourishment and hydration orally (e.g., head and neck cancer), prolonged survival may be achieved with the use of enteral or parenteral nutrition.[5] In a qualitative study, 13 patients and 11 family members perceived some benefits with home parenteral nutrition.[8] The most salient positive feature of home parenteral nutrition was a sense of relief and security that nutritional needs were met. In this study, patients were also able to take oral nutrition, and the administration of total parenteral nutrition was often described as a complement to the patients' oral intake. This contradicts the traditional indication for TPN, i.e., that its use be reserved for times when nourishment via the gastrointestinal tract is not possible. Patients in this study also had regular visits by home health care providers, which could have had a positive impact on their physical, social, and psychological well-being.
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Keep new year's resolutions grounded in reality
It's that time of the year when many of us reexamine our lives and resolve that we shall live better in the incoming year. Among the most common resolutions are: to lose weight, find a new job and spend more time with family and friends. But if you have failed before at those very things, should you even try again?
I say, heck yes. Resolutions, give us a goal to aim for, an added sense of purpose. And if you stray, pick yourself back up and go at it again whether it is January, May or October.
The best resolutions, I believe, are the ones grounded in reality. If you are over weight, aim for eating healthier and exercising more. That is achievable. Losing 30 pounds in a few months may not be. If you are a workaholic, start by scheduling time for family and friends regardless of your busy schedule. This may help you see better where you need to make adjustments.
A resolution that should be in everybody's list is to learn something new: a language, a hobby, a skill. Keeping the brain engaged in new challenges enriches quality of life. When we stop learning, we stop taking life in. Now, if you've never been a runner, to get ready for a 5K is more realistic than shooting for a half marathon.
Some behavioral experts recommend identifying one bad habit (smoking, drinking too much caffeine, being disorganized, not sleeping enough) and tackling it in the new year. The idea is that if you focus on just one at a time your chances to be successful would be greater than trying to change everything you don't like overnight.
I'd say add doing a good deed to your resolution list as well. Make a point to help a nonprofit group, to volunteer with a community group or to raise awareness on an issue that is dear to you. It's been scientifically proven –no joke- that doing good makes you feel good. That's a pretty darn good way to start the new year happy and stay happy throughout.
- Jeannie Rivera
Jeannie Rivera is an independent writer and former newspaper reporter who lives in Central Florida with her family, a guitar, a few orchids and a bunch of books. She doesn't have pets and this is unlikely to change. She's penned stories for The Miami Herald, The Orlando Sentinel, BBC Mundo, AOL and others. She was raised in Puerto Rico where she learned to sing, cook good food, be a good mom and throw boisterous parties (she gets great story material from these.) She enjoys traveling, good wine, great books, her two boys and sleeping.
- Moda: bella sin morir en el intento
- Entre amigas: esto es cosa de mujeres
- El Tentempié: recetas ricas y originales
- Ser madre: el trabajo más duro y hermoso
- The Right Track: lo último sobre tu música
- Off The Record: los entresijos de la política
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to the official website for Stoke Climsland Parish Council. This website is run by the Parish Council as a service for the community and for visitors to the parish.
Possibly one of the busiest parishes* in the south west, Stoke Climsland has a wealth of activities, incredible nature and much more to see and do.
*not officially confirmed but once you see our social diaries you'll probably agree!
The planning application for the construction of three poultry houses, refused by Cornwall Council, has now gone to appeal. Click here to read the Environmental Statement and associated documents which form part of the appeal.


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Stephon Tuitt said he plans to take an official visit to Georgia Tech shortly after returning home from the U.S. Army All-American Bowl on Jan. 9.
This is big news since the 6-foot-5, 260-pound defensive end from Monroe — who Rivals ranks the No. 1 player in the state — has been committed to Notre Dame since September.
Tuitt tells me he remains committed to the Fighting Irish but wanted to take a couple of visits "just to make sure." He also took an official to Auburn the weekend before Christmas.
"I know wherever I sign it's going to be for four years, so I want to be sure about it," he said Thursday.
Tuitt said he informed Notre Dame's coaches of his plans.
"I've been up front with them," he said. "Of course, they didn't want me to take any visits. But I explained it to them and I gave them valid reasons. I told them I intended to stay committed but if they wanted me to stay committed they needed to let me make sure this was where I wanted to be before I sign those papers for four years."
Tuitt plans to limit his official visits to Tech and Auburn.
The Tigers came on late for the four-star prospect shortly before he committed to Notre Dame this past fall. But Tuitt was long thought to be a heavy Tech lean. He has visited the campus numerous times over the last 18 months and his mother talked about how much she liked the school.
"I saved them for last, just to make sure," Tuitt said.
Of course, his previous trips to The Flats were at his own expense. This time he'll be on the Jackets' dime. And he knows he can expect red-carpet treatment.
"I'm sure they will," he said. "I always have a good time whenever I go to Georgia Tech."
If Tuitt does decide to change his mind, there is a chance he'd make an announcement "a couple of days after the visit." But it's more likely he won't make an announcement at all, at least not until national signing day.
"We'll see," he said.
Prospect rankings for Tuitt are all over the map. A consensus as a four-star prospect, Rivals.com rates him the No. 1 player in the state and No. 2 in the nation at his position. Scout.com ranks him the No. 12 player in the country at his position and ESPN has him No. 12 at his position but 120th overall.
A tall and agile athlete, Tuitt gained notice at national camps and combines this past summer. He earned first-team all-state honors by helping lead Monroe Area, which was 0-20 the previous two seasons, to a 11-2 record this past year.
December 31st, 2010
9:06 pm
I don't know the university he will attend, but I know he will be a great player. A Georgia grad when kidding with me once said. Do you know what a Georgia grad says to a Georgia Tech grad? How is everything going boss. Insults get old lets have a little humor. A former Michigan head coach when finding out I ate at a certain restuarant in Ohio told me how much he loved it. Go figure!
December 31st, 2010
9:07 pm
You are ignorant on the subject of academic exceptions and special admissions. Each university sets their own admissions standards, so any special admissions would be based on that Universities standards not a single standard. GT football players had the highest SAT scores of all public universities (53 in total) in FBS in 2007, UGA average was about 100 points lower. In 2004-2005 UGA special admits on their own academic standards were 93%, GT's were 9%.
And you never answered my post about the difference between fact and opinion. You don't know the difference and I hope everyone else can see just as much as I can that you lose more and more credibility every time you open your mouth.
December 31st, 2010
9:59 pm
As for Stephon Tuitt, it doesn't sound like he is truly committed to ND. So that sounds good for Tech. And you haters must be dumb if you think Tech isn't going to keep on recruiting kids that were high on Tech but committed elsewhere. If you are going to commit to Johnson you need to mean it. I guess other coaches don't hold the same standards.
December 31st, 2010
11:28 pm
The way both UGA & GT are playing, Tuitt should get as far away from the state of GA as possible!
December 31st, 2010
11:32 pm
December 31st, 2010
9:07 pm
You're WRONG and you know it!
Please list the Average SAT Scores and GPA for the typical GT FB Recruiting Class, now compare that to the Average SAT Scores and GPA for the typical GT Student which is much higher than what I used from the College of Mgmt. in my post above.
I know for a FACT that the Avg. SATs for a typical GT FB Recruiting Class is about 1020+ up to 1070 for a Strong Recruiting class, and I als KNOW for a FACT that those scores are nowhere near what a NORMAL STUDENT has to earn to get into GT, therefore LOGIC & COMMON SENSE lead my to opine that GT's FB Recruits get special admits to go to GT based on their FB Skills, and that percentage is MUCH higher than what GT Reports.
Basically GT has the same percentages of Academic Exceptions or Special Admits as everyone else, but they "play semantics" with their naive Fanbase and use different terminology.
Anytime an ATHLETE gets into a College with LOWER GPAs & SATs than would a non-Athlete, then that is a Special Admit, REGARDLESS of what "terminology" or LIE that GT wants to tell its Fanbase.
Stop being so naive 2011.
January 1st, 2011
1:16 am
Im so glad to see georgia fans in pure panic. They deserve every bit of it for talking all that trash.
January 1st, 2011
1:35 am
HAPPY NOLE YEAR, fellow recruitniks. May 2011 be better for you than 2010. GO NOLES..!
January 1st, 2011
1:48 am
Happy New Year, I can't believe that it has been almost a year since the Tide held the crystal ball as kings of the entire college football world. It's going to be fun when we get back to the top of the mountain in 2011!
January 1st, 2011
2:23 am
great wins over utah, usc, and now the canes, ND is on the way up18 out of 22 starters back, ND is on the way up! Go Irish!
January 1st, 2011
8:02 am
Let me know when the supposed Tech grad WrexNEffex says anything positive about Tech. He spews a lot of venom towards the Institution from which he SUPPOSEDLY graduated. Has he ever said anything positive about GT? Does anyone really think he actually is a GT grad or supporter?
January 1st, 2011
9:40 am
Again you can't separate fact from opinion and the language that you use shows that you are not a true GT fan. You do realize that if you are REALLY a GT fan then you just called yourself "wimpy, nerdy, unknowledgeable".
January 1st, 2011
10:37 am
No Comments about GT dropping Bama & Auburn from future schedules?
What about the GAP in SATs for FB players vs. Normal Gt Students, yet you claim that GT has only 9% academic exceptions at a school e FB Recruits avg. 1020 to 1070 on their SATs while the rest of the Student body has avg. SATs that go from 1220 to 1400+ depending on Major chosen?
You do realize with that GAP in SATs between FB Recruits and normal students it is MATHEMATICALLY IMPOSSIBLE to only have 9% Academic exceptions for FB-Recruits unless you use some "quirky" definition for what an Academic Exception really is.
You spend your time time trying to prove what I am or am not, YET you never address any ISSUE nor do you DISPROVE anything.
I actually want to see GT play Bama and Auburn and tough OOC games like that, so I'm NOT one of wimpy, nerdy Fans that I criticize, thus that allows me to call them that and separate myself form the wussified GT fans like you.
I know what school I graduated from and I don't have to prove anything to anyone, much less you.
The difference between me & you , is that I DISCUSS ISSUES with GT FB, and you discuss WrexNFx, now do you see how SILLY you are?
January 1st, 2011
12:28 pm
I would never "disparage ND", but we would love to have Stephon at GT, and he knows that being an alum of GT has plenty of lifetime perks.
January 1st, 2011
12:44 pm
Good move picking ND….experts predict they are one of the upcoming programs,,,,You need good college coaches…..Kelly and staff is a great coach…..
January 1st, 2011
1:14 pm
Wrex you retarded dog crap fan, how can there be a wrong pro-style offense? Who has a right one? (6-7)Tennessee or (6-7)Georgia!!!!!! The fact of the matter is triple option teams are flourishing (besides GT right now). You want to know the difference between us & them. Its the quarterback. We currently do not have the right fit. Hopefully, the answer at that position is on campus or soon will be. It could be our current qb, lack of experience might just be our only obstacle. And who exactly are all these offensive NFL caliber players did our pro-style attack produce? The bottom line is the NFL will find you if you can play. McNabb was a star in the NFL for years. Guess what he ran at Syracuse. THE OPTION. He was a worse passer than some the ones I've seen come through the Flats. But he improved immensely & oh yeah, HE COULD PLAY!!!!!! Also, if by some wild chance you are right, then all defensive recruits should be lined up since we run a pro-style defensive. But let me guess, you are going to say it's the wrong pro-style, right? Now what do you got, LOSER?
January 1st, 2011
1:15 pm
I have know idea now what going to happen with UGA's recruiting class i think everything is up in the air Bobo is gone it has hit a brick wall i am very angry with the way Richt has performed to be honest we don't deserve these targets .
January 1st, 2011
1:54 pm
RRTDawgs- Nice run on sentence you idiot! You must be a Georgia fan dumb arse…
January 1st, 2011
2:01 pm
GT baby get a life Jackets are not any better is that all you Tech fans have is to criticize somebody typing lame insult dude .
January 1st, 2011
2:14 pm
Bring O'Leary back! – He has beaten the mutts 4 out of 6 times. Does more with less and players play for him.
January 1st, 2011
2:19 pm
Maybe the dawgs should look at O'Leary if you can't beat him join him he is a really good coach .
January 1st, 2011
2:31 pm
Again, you offer opinions rather than facts. I have no idea why the AD dropped Alabama and Auburn, but I can bet you it has more to do with money and budgets than it does with being "afraid" to play good teams. You ask me to prove or disprove my claims, I provided the FACTS that I had available. FACT: GT Football players had the highest average SAT scores out of 53 public universities in 2007. FACT: GT reported a special admissions rate of 9% in 2005. YOUR OPINION: GT must lie about that number because you believe they do.
Just because the AVERAGE SAT score of GT football players is significantly lower than the AVERAGE SAT score of the typical GT student (which is the case at virtually every university, by the way), that doesn't mean that the special admissions rate is higher. YOU ARE CLEARLY CONFUSING AVERAGES AND MINIMUM STANDARDS!!!!! Don't stop though, because the more you try to mock GT athletics, the more people see right through your charade as a GT fan.
January 1st, 2011
2:39 pm
Wrex is a troll with hatred of all things GT. CPJ had GT in their first ever BCS game last year. Wrex= what is your name on Tim Tucker's blog?
January 1st, 2011
3:12 pm
By your standard 95% of ALL football players at ALL schools are "special admits" meaning that if the a non-athlete submitted the same academics as an athlete at ANY school, he WOULD NOT BE ADMITTED!!!! Schools don't admit ALL students that meet the minimum standards. Again, the FACT is that GT had the highest average SAT score for all public universities in 2007. Now, we don't have data for the private universities because they don't have to disclose it, being PRIVATE and all. Again, your arguments don't make any sense, and it seems like you are arguing just to argue! The FACTS are that GT has higher academic standards than the average university in FBS football. The FACTS are that GT attracts many athletes that value their education above certain other factors (conference, stadium size, etc.). I will also admit that GT goes after many of the same athletes that may not have the highest academic just like many other schools. But we have in the past and will continue to pull scholarship offers for some guys that don't qualify academically. And so GT has higher standards overall and this leads to higher average SAT scores for GT football.
January 1st, 2011
4:04 pm
Hey bigtime i think Bama just might get Crowell now because i think McGarity is going to clean house UGA is a disaster .
January 1st, 2011
4:17 pm
I can't see to find any headlines in on AJC.com ….
Can anyone tell me how George O'Leary and UCF did in their Bowl Game??
January 1st, 2011
4:21 pm
@GT fan UCF 10 and UGA 6 a loosing record for Richt .
January 1st, 2011
4:35 pm
Wrex, yes, we agree on this. College athletics provides scholarships to many SAs that wouldn't otherwise be able to attend those schools and some that wouldn't be able to attend college at all. So… what's your point exactly? I will say, however, that many of GT's SA might not get into GT as non-athletes but probably could get into other universities with lower overall standards as non-athletes.
January 1st, 2011
4:36 pm
By the way, I am a GT grad… been out 10 years.
January 1st, 2011
4:39 pm
RRTDouche- Learn how to write jerkoff!!
January 1st, 2011
4:39 pm
Allow me to state the obvious.
A "special admit" is, by definition, a person admitted whose GPA/test scores fall below the MINIMUM requirements.
Tech allowed 9% and UGA allowed 94% of their football players in despite falling under the MINIMUM requirements.
To state that the average football player has lower scores than the average student means ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. As you claim to be a Tech alum, you no doubt understand what an average is. 50% of the students will fall under that average, and 50% will be above.
Being under the average is not a "special admit" any more than any of the students who fall below that average (around 50% of the total student body) are "special admits."
January 1st, 2011
4:42 pm
Not a single UCF player was offered by UGA.
January 1st, 2011
4:49 pm
January 1st, 2011
5:18 pm
I tried to make that very point. I think we should give up on trying to have a meaningful conversation with this guy. He is just going to disparage GT's football coach, football players, AD, and fans, all while claiming to be a GT fan. For my New Years Resolution, I may just post a list of some of his statements after every negative entry he makes, which show that if he is really a GT fan, he has a serious case of self-loathing.
January 1st, 2011
5:23 pm
This is one of my favorite Wrex quotes… he actually said this today.
"since I was the one of the FEW that was warning GT Fans during those first-2 CPJ years, that even though we won "20 games in 2 seasons", that trouble was on the horizon,"
January 1st, 2011
5:38 pm
Come on Wrex, read RambleOn's post. Special admits have nothing to do with comparing SAT cores between SA's and non SA's. I know you hate GT football and would do anything to backup your misinformed opinion, but GTfan and RambleOn made the point clear. But I guess there point doesn't back up your opinion so you chose to ignore it.
January 1st, 2011
5:39 pm
chose = choose for the grammer nazis with no life.
January 1st, 2011
5:54 pm
That is what GT Baby is a grammer Nazi with no life why do you care get over your self and stop acting like a little baby .
January 1st, 2011
6:25 pm
revisionist history is easy to write. "I told blah, blah, blah, and look what happened."
When we went 8-5 in 2008 and beat UGA for the first time in 7 years, what did you say about GT football? Did you say we were gonna get worse, or did you say that the next year we would win the ACC championship and then get worse? In 2009, after we lost to UGA, did you tell everyone that you were so right and that there was no way we could beat Clemson the next week. Or did you actually say that we might win the ACC Championship, but we'd get worse after that?
Again you have all the answers, and you are the expert on entrance requirements for GT football players and GT's football future. Based on an earlier comment, I would say if you are a GT fan (which I am still not totally convinced of), you are probably still a student. Don't take this the wrong way b/c I don't mean it as a personal attack if you are a GT student, but you definitely lack a maturity, humility, and sense of perspective and history that someone older would bring. I notice that you aren't willing to admit when you don't know something and you don't know the difference between fact and opinion… in fact it almost seems like you think your opinion IS fact. Its Ok… a lot of college kids are like this.
January 1st, 2011
6:33 pm
1-eyed Jack: "not a single GT commit was offered by UGA or Bama or FL" What does that mean. Based on what has happened at UGA, Tech certainly would not want their players. The kid who is the topic of this article has options. He has an academic future which virtually all kids who go to UGA, Bama, and FL do not have. I would worry if Tech kids had offers from any SEC school other than Vandy. Tech does not want SEC-level players because SEC players are all dumb enough to think they are going to get NFL contracts which proves they are mentally deficient. The mentally deficient do not go to Tech.
January 1st, 2011
6:34 pm
Lord, please keep CMR and all 5 star players at UGA.
January 1st, 2011
6:37 pm
The state's # 1 player not interested in any SEC school. I love reading the BS in this blog on why that is. I read a note three years ago about a kid that turned down a scholly to Stanford to play at UGA. That kid is a fool.
January 1st, 2011
7:07 pm
Nobody seems to have figured this out, but Georgia Tech and Alabama agreed to move their scheduled set of games to some future dates which allowed Alabama to play Michigan in the 2012 opener in Cowboys Stadium.
January 1st, 2011
8:12 pm
Now I know you are in no way a GT fan if you are now saying that GT fixes the numbers to show a lower number of special admits. I also in no way said UGA was the only school that did it, but found it interesting that you felt the need to defend them. You really need to get a hobby to maybe get rid of some of this negative look at all thing related to GT. I notice you avoided spinning the fact that I showed you GT has actually recruited better number wise for Rivals since CPJs arrival. Oh and if you look at future OOC you will see that Bama is still listed in I believe 2019. I also believe that was something decided between the schools and unless you are stalking CPJ how do you know he had anything to do with the schedule change? I also was unaware that Auburn was removed from the OOC nor did I see them listed. I thought the next two SEC schools on the OOC rotation was Bama and USC, but I could be wrong because I foolishly have a life and do not live and breath GT football daily and have to rely on them to keep me happy.
January 1st, 2011
8:47 pm
Funny how this "crime" thing works. UGA players spend a lot of time in jail with the same kind of criminals that supposedly attack Tech kids. Which position would you rather be in ? Running from them or in the same cell with them ?
January 1st, 2011
8:58 pm
No matter how bad this UGA team is we all know that in July we will begin to read the 2011 version of the
"Koolaid Newsletter" (right here on these blogs) where lunatics will again predict, just like daffodils in the spring, that UGA will go 10-2 or better and get into a BCS bowl. I remember some great examples back in August such as (even with a freshman quarterback) " UGA Gets off to a fast start with wins over SC and several other Sept opponents" and also "The great Phil Steele (who's that ?) said that UGA will average over 30 per game" or "UGA has the best offensive line in the nation". That Koolaid is powerful stuff.
January 1st, 2011
9:06 pm
it is great to get on a tech blog and right off the bat get the chance to read a post by a typically stupid uga fan
hey …CPJ speaks from the heart…"You are kidding right, you would even consider gtu when you can play for ND. The business networking alone after graduation makes gtu a non issue.
in your brilliant post, exactly who or what is gtu? if you are gonna try to make fun of gt then dont be so stupid!
January 1st, 2011
9:07 pm
George OLeary owns UGA. Owns 'em. The greatest day in UGA history was when Notre Dame decided to take OLeary from Tech.
January 1st, 2011
9:36 pm
Just saw a picture of X. Dickson with a interesting look he had a UGA cap on his head then Bama and AU stacked on top Chip maybe you talk about this on 10@Ten Jay Rome ready decide .
January 1st, 2011
10:34 pm
UGA, 2nd best Bulldogs in the SEC.
January 2nd, 2011
1:27 am
I sure hope that X. Dickson, M. Mitchell, I. Crowell and G. Wright was watching Bama dominate in the Citrus Bowl today. They can come to Bama and join a real dream team instead of being a part of yet another gimmick by a coach grasping for straws at this point. UGA would be wise to get CGP from TCU before someone else gets him. How long is UGA going to let Richt drive the car while he's asleep at the wheel ? This team has looked flat and lacked motivation all year. Blame it on AJ if you want but the coach is where that responsibility lies. ROLL TIDE


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If some of you don't know exactly what a red-light camera is, it is a camera that the police department set up on street lights to automatically take pictures of cars that run red-lights. Those pictures are then looked over and from the license plate of the violating car a ticket is mailed to the violator.
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This is not the first case like this, and it won't be the last that we see. A lot of people do not like the red-light cameras mainly because they claim that the camera is the police department's way of taking more money. As far as this case goes we will keep you posted on whether or not David and the other "offenders" win the case.


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History was made Friday as the band "Render the Hearts" performed at the First Baptist Church of Ceredo to celebrate the release of its first CD.
Mike Cochran, lead vocalist and guitarist, and Joe Crow, drummer and background vocalist, started "Render the Hearts." Both had played music for several years, but had never played in a band together.
"We were actually sitting at Taco Bell when this all started," Cochran said. "We had known each other for a long time, and we just decided that we needed to start a band."
Once making the decision, the duo realized they would need more than just the two of them to make their dream a reality. This is how Shane Stevens, pianist, Raice Stevens, guitarist and background vocalist, and Heath Lafferty, bassist and background vocalist, came to be part of the band.
Cochran said he knew Shane Stevens and Lafferty from Marshall University and because Shane and Raice Stevens are brothers he said he inherited and keyboardist and a guitarist.
The band also inherited soundman, Barton Stevens, who is the father of Shane and Raice Stevens. Crow said even though Barton is not on stage he is just as much a part of the band as any of the other members.
When the band members were thinking of what to call themselves, they all agreed they wanted something unique, but they did not want to just make something up.
"I was reading through Isaiah when I stumbled upon a verse that I thought would be perfect for us," Cochran said.
The term "Render the Hearts" can be found in Isaiah 6:10, which says, "render the hearts of this people insensitive, their ears dull, and the eyes dim, otherwise they might see with the eyes, hear with their ears, and understand with their hearts, and return and be healed."
"What's cool about our name is that we are the only thing with 'Render the Hearts' as the name," Shane Stevens said. "If you type render the hearts in on Google, we are the first thing that pops up."
After only being together for a year, the band has performed at more than 20 places across West Virginia, including venues like the Winterplace Ski Resort.
Four months ago, Ryan Navy joined the band to serve as band pastor. Navy is the youth pastor at First Baptist Ceredo and found out about the band through Cochran, who leads worship at his church.
"I usually come to all of their shows, and if they need someone to preach during the intermission I do that," Navy said. "I pretty much just make sure that the guys are doing okay because being in a ministry on the road I know takes a lot out of them."
Ministering is a big part of what the band does. Their mission statement as a band is to prepare their hearts through scripture, prayer and fellowship and to be transparent on stage and lead by example off stage.
"When we were thinking of our goal, we didn't want people to see as much of what we do, but more of why we do what we do," Crow said.
The band hopes that Christians in the audience will feel free to worship through the music and that non-Christians can come to know Christ through what they do.
"I think I can speak for the band when I say that this is not just another show or a concert," Navy said. "Our main focus is worship. We would rather lead one person to Christ than sell a bunch of t-shirts or CDs."
The CD, which was released Friday, contains five songs all written and put together by the band. The band members also recorded all the music for the CD themselves.
Along with the CD, t-shirts and guitar picks were made available for purchase.
"Render the Hearts" has made the CD available to the public on iTunes and Spotify.
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Hoffman, assisted throughout the trial by Edward Easterly, an associate with the firm, successfully defended the City in an employment discrimination suit against allegations of gender discrimination and retaliation. Specifically, the plaintiff a former employee of the City's Tax Bureau contended that male employees of the Tax Bureau received more favorable treatment than the female employees. The plaintiff contended that after compiling a list of allegedly favorable treatment afforded male employees and being interviewed by the City's Human Resources Department about a complaint of gender discrimination, she was terminated. The City strongly denied these allegations. Hoffman and Easterly produced extensive evidence before the federal jury that the plaintiff was not discriminated or retaliated against, but that she was terminated for committing repeated violations of City policies, which ultimately resulted in lost tax revenue.
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Is it OK to trash-talk your competitors in advertisements?
Eric from Marketing.FM [2]points out a Continental Airlines NYC subway ad that trashes United.
I have seen a number of these subway ads recently and was surprised to see the direct attacks against other airlines. Effective? I am not sure. I do not pretend to know the rules on writing your competitors within your own copy, but I feel that something is not right with it.
As if the airlines didn't have [3] enough [4] people [5] talking trash [6] about [7]them [8]… Let us know what you think about ads like this.
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Through the first five innings of his major league debut, Jake Odorizzi looked solid. Working efficiently, he shut down the Indians the first two times through the lineup, only allowing three baserunners. Starting in the sixth, though, the Indians caught up to him on their way to a 15-4 win.
The sixth inning started with Odorizzi at 72 pitches. He retired Shin-Soo Choo, the only batter to get a hit off of him to that point, but then Jason Kipnis (Odorizzi's first career strikeout victim in the first) tripled. Asdrubal Cabrera singled up the middle to bring in Kipnis, then Carlos Santana hit the first of two homers on the day. Dave Eiland came out to settle him down, but after a Michael Brantley single, the Royals pulled him from the game.
His final line was 5.1 innings with six hits, one walk and three hits allowed. He struck out three. Of his 87 pitches, 55 were strikes. Eight of the outs he recorded were fly balls while four were on the ground.
It's good to get the start out of the way, though. He held his own.
The rest of the pitching staff, for the most part, didn't.
The Indians scored five times in the seventh and seven more in the ninth. In the seventh, Everett Teaford, Tommy Hottovy and Vin Mazzaro combined to walk four batters and allowed four hits. Adam Moore (who had homered in his first at bat as a Royal earlier) had a throwing error that allowed Choo to score on a stolen base attempt. Another run scored on a Jeff Francoeur throwing error.
Jeremy Jeffress allowed most of the runs in the ninth. Brantley doubled to lead off the inning and Casey Kotchman grounded out to move him to third. Then Jeffress walked Jack Hannahan, gave up a hit to Ezequiel Carrera, walked Lou Marson, then walked Choo with the bases loaded. A ground out scored Carrera, then a single scorEd Marson. Louis Coleman came in to relieve Jeffress and gave up the second of Santana's two homers.
With the loss, the Royals are officially eliminated from winning the division (they'd have had to go undefeated the rest of the year and have the White Sox lose every game just to get a tiebreaker with Chicago). It was also their 82nd loss of the season, ensuring that they can't reach .500 this year.
They still have a chance to finish the year with the most wins since Dayton Moore became general manager. In 2008, the Royals won 75 games. By going 6-4 in the final stretch of the year, they could surpass that. In a season where the opening day center fielder and franchise catcher missed half the year due to injury and the key offseason acquisition was designated for assignment, I suppose that has to count for progress.
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Shrimp and Sausage Jambalaya
We kept the hot sauce to a minimum in this recipe to make it family-friendly.
Yield: 5 servings (serving size: 1 1/2 cups)
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- Calories: 312
- Fat: 6.8g
- Saturated fat: 1.9g
- Protein: 23.1g
- Carbohydrate: 38.9g
- Cholesterol: 118mg
- Iron: 4.1mg
- Sodium: 589mg
- Calories from fat: 20%
- Fiber: 3.0g
- Calcium: 107mg
- 1 1/2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1/2 cup vertically sliced onion
- 1/3 cup diced celery
- 2 large garlic cloves, minced
- 4 ounces light turkey, pork, and beef smoked sausage (such as Hillshire Farm), thinly sliced
- 1/8 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 thyme sprig
- 1 cup uncooked long-grain rice
- 1 (14 1/2-ounce) can diced tomatoes, undrained
- 1 1/4 cups fat-free, less-sodium chicken broth
- 1 cup frozen cut okra
- 1/4 teaspoon hot sauce
- 3/4 pound peeled and deveined medium shrimp
- Hot sauce (optional)
- Heat oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add onion, celery, and garlic; sauté 2 minutes. Add sausage and next 3 ingredients; sauté 2 minutes. Add rice; cook 1 minute, stirring constantly. Add tomatoes, chicken broth, okra, and 1/4 teaspoon hot sauce; bring to a boil.
- Cover, reduce heat, and simmer 15 minutes. Add shrimp; cover and cook 5 minutes or until shrimp are done. Remove from heat; let stand 5 minutes. Discard bay leaf and thyme sprig. Serve with additional hot sauce, if desired.
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Collection of Cool is a new Australian online store which seems to have no particular niche except general coolness. Hey, I'm not gonna argue with that – seems to work pretty well for Coolhunting.
The site is run by Sydney sisters Anthea and Cass Somas, who certainly seem to have pretty great taste. Collection of Cool stocks a diverse but carefully edited range of pieces for the home, jewellery and accessories, stationery, kid's stuff and gadgets. One good thing is the equal emphasis on gifts for men and for women – Collection of Cool gets the balance just right with a good selection of techy gadgets, manly wallet-type things and, ahem, my favourite re-usable BYO Coffee Cups(!!) for the caffeine-loving man in your life…
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Ideas For Bare Bulb Light Fixtures on Living Room Wall?
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So take the bulbs out. Then you can hang something over top or push a big piece of furniture in front of them. Make sure nothing is sticking inside the sockets of course.
Pretty bizarre! Look for clip on light shades - they clip onto the bulb itself. The appearance would be of small umbrellas/parasols on the wall. You could then "play up" the theme by adding similar elements - woven round trays, plates, etc.
These light shades are often sold as closet light covers and cost less than $20 each.
To hide the bare bulbs, perhaps use small clip-on lampshades - one on each bulb?
Or, build a shelf with a front overhang that can be suspended above the two bulbs, using the bulbs to provide concealed, indirect lighting below the shelf. Or ...?
Would have to see more of the wall, and the room, and your personal style, to advise!
best wishes -
Here are some DIY solutions, round shades that could be made into half spheres, just use a metal ring as the part that goes against the wall.
Also how about fashioning a shade out of a sheet of veneer? You could stain, paint or if you're handy, cut a decorative pattern into it to fit your style. It would be easier if we knew more about your style.
If you can't come up with a solution just get a better bulb.
Couldn't you just buy cheap sconces and install them instead? Sconces come in all shapes and styles and prices!
just install some sconces, and replace the weird bare bulb sockets when you move.
I had an old light fixture that I wanted to update without buying a new one. I removed the old glass sconce and spray painted the rest of the fixture. I then used an Edison bulb. They cost a little more but has given an industrial feel to the fixture. Here's a bit more info on what I did...
Yes - clip on shades would probably be easiest, although I don't know if the clip is in the right direction. Try searching for "shield lamp shade." You might something that can go flush on the wall like this: http://www.shadesoflight.com/4.25-34-silk-shield-lamp-shade.html
Good luck!
Depending on how the sockets look, maybe you could get some Edison bulbs to make it look nice and paint the hardware on the walls to match the room.
I definitely like the idea of making them work to your advantage instead of covering them up!
I vote sconces. If the photo is of the actual light bulb, you won't believe how easy and cheap it'll be to change it out for something more appealing. If you don't need the light, you could also just buy white/neutral/metal covers for the hole and replace them when you leave.
Pick up a pair of sconces and change them out. You tube has lots of videos about changing light fixtures. Shut off the electricity first!!!
To spare the expense of installing sconces, buy an "L" shaped extension socket. It would screw into the wall fixture, but the L shape makes it face the ceiling, and you can put in a better kind of light and then put a clip on shade. If you do not need these for actual light, put in a large candle-bulb - about 40 watts is the limit, with a good shade. You can even get half-shades that clip on, so reflected light from the wall bounces back.
I think clipon shades jutting out from the wall wouldn't detract from the weird fixtures, but draw attention to them. They should face upward and try to look "normal." How high are they? If they are far enough apart, once you "dress" them appropriately, hang a piece of art, poster, etc between the two.
Are you crafty? Most craft stores have glass paint that is suitable for use on light bulbs. You could paint sun and moon to echo your clock, or stencil on flowers or skulls. The big bulbs that go in bathroom lights are the easiest to paint.
You could get a bunch of dual socket adapters and branch them out like this:
I love the dual socket chandeliers on Newmama08 post. They are SOOOoooo cool...
Paint the fixtures and bam:
Screw some of these in. They come in all different shapes and filament patterns at your local home improvement giant.
I have one of the 40-watt bulbs in a shadeless lamp in my living room, and I promise it isn't very abrasive. It gives off a nice, golden glow, and acts as a subtle conversation piece.
Well, I admit, I'd hire an electrician to turn them into proper sconces or else transform them into hanging pendant lights (decorative chain comes out of wall, hooks up on ceiling, and dangles down).
Those wall sockets are the cheapest you can find, about 2-3$ each and are often used in basements, laundry rooms and closets. The previous tenants must have left with the sconces. Replace them and take them with you leave.
drill a hole in a bowl and make a wall sconce out of it for cheap!


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Olly and Frances Verway say they lost electricity and found their detached garage on fire. A mini-van and dozens of expensive tools inside the garage were destroyed.
Several homes on Spruce Avenue were spray painted with profane words and "SUR 13."
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I traveled to University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls to speak to about 40 members of the Iowa Therapeutic Recreation Association on Friday. We had a great time talking about being the best we can be in our jobs, and going after our dreams. I shared some tour stories and even sang a couple songs! I met some really inspiring people and I hope all the members of the association keep up the good work!
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- 1. Choose an item
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Painting the Ceiling Black?
In Style June 2008
It was featured in a Fall Colors Contest entry a while back, and just yesterday, we noticed it in the dressing room of the home of Miley Cyrus that currently is in the latest In-Style magazine (above)... black painted ceilings...
We've seen that many retail shops paint their ceilings black, especially if they have exposed air ducts, etc... Interesting to note that in the Miley Cyrus room, they kept the light fixture black as well... Have any of you painted your ceiling black or a very dark color? Do you think it makes the room feel taller or does it lower the ceiling? Does it feel visually heavy or does it kind of make the ceiling visually "disappear"?
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OMG, what a nightmare!!! Perfect for a teenager. God Bless her. I hope she keeps a picture of this, so that later she can smile amused at her wonderful crazy youth.
The black ceiling really works in this space. I love it!!!
jeez. i hope she pays her assistant enough to have dealt with all those chandelier decals. what a nightmare.
Fun if you're thirteen, I bet.
And maybe if your rooms have fantastically high ceilings.
yikes. black ceilings can be cool... but holy crap, that room is a nightmare.
I never had black ceilings but I know a neighbor who does. His ceilings are very high and it looks really nice. I would love to do it to ours if I weren't renting.
I was in an oceanside home once that had a lovely all-white, sunny den with a medium wood floor and charcoal-coloured ceiling (and a porthole window--jealous). Unusual, plain, and striking. Helped make the room feel cosy.
we painted our (very high) bedroom ceiling charcoal gray (the walls are kind of sand colored). i love it. was a little scared of doing it, but we went for it and are very happy with the way it turned out.
What's with all the chandelier decals? wasn't a real one enough?
Too busy
I really don't like that chadelier thing she's got going on the walls. All the stuff hurts my eyes.
I'm undecided on the black ceiling.
On a totally different note, I love her shoe solution. I don't recall having seen in any any of the prior shoe organization threads. I think that would work perfectly for me and my style of organization. I have to be able to see everything and access it easily-which means able to put it back easily as well.
*sigh* ...seen it in any...
I recently painted my bedroom ceiling a fairly dark slate blue/gray ... I wasn't sure I'd like it (I've always had white ceilings or worse yet ... popcorn white), but I gave it a shot and I totally love it. I don't think dark ceilings work everywhere, but in this room, which gets a lot of light and which is relatively small, it actually looks very warm and nice.
Incidentally, my ceilings are only 8ft (another reason I was nervous to do it) but since the sq footage is small and my furniture is real low, the dark ceiling wasn't overpowering. It's actually helped me sleep in better too ... usually the early-morning sun hits the ceiling as it's coming up and totally blinds me awake. Even with the drapes closed! But now I don't notice it as much.
Decals? I think this is probably very expensive wallpaper.
I've painted a bathroom ceiling black before and LOVED it. Actually, it's still there. I put a soffit around the room and left it white and painted the "recessed" part in the center black. The effect made the room actually feel taller because the black receded upward. It's a great technique if used properly.
I like the black ceiling.
When I was a kid I spent so much time in my room staring at the ceiling and used to think, "When I grow up and can paint the ceiling, I'm going to paint it black or midnight blue and stick little silver star stickers (like you got on your good school papers) all over it in the configurations of the constellations."
Still getting up the nerve to defy my lease's no painting clause...
I really like the idea of a black/dark colored ceiling. This room, however, is HIDEOUS.
probably Decals:
Does anyone know where I can find a black chandelier very similar to the one pictured?
Or like this one
I believe Brocade Home used to sell this one but it is no longer available. :(
It looks like Bobby Trendy got loose in her house...
the black ceiling is fine - the rest of the place is a nightmare!


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Geology and Astronomy
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Using Cooperative Learning to Teach Mineralogy (and Other Courses Too!) part of Cutting Edge:Mineralogy:Activities
This chapter is concerned primarily with how the content of a mineralogy course can be organized so that the students are more active and conscientious learners. This chapter is divided into three sections: Section I briefly describes the fundamentals of cooperative learning: why it's important and what is essential. Section II describes a variety of cooperative learning structures and their uses. Section III provides more detailed descriptions of cooperative learning activities specifically for a mineralogy class.
Lifelines and "Earth lines" part of Cutting Edge:Affective Domain:Activities
This activity can be used as a first lab for an introductory-level geoscience course. It is a cooperative ice-breaker gets students to know one another and opens discussion for geologic time and earth history.
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This is a lab activity in which small groups of students work with maps, rocks, photographs of volcanic deposits, and textual data to construct a hazard map and a risk communication plan for a specific volcano. Each group is assigned a "volcano scenario," which is based on real volcanoes.
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Non-majors (Lutz): students collect & analyze data from campus field trips in intro geology labs. Majors (Srogi): students plan & implement research involving field site.
Meaningful, Informative, Simple: The Elusive Goals of Program Assessment at West Chester University of PA part of Building Strong Geoscience Departments:Workshops:Assessing Geoscience Programs:Participant Essays
LeeAnn Srogi, Department of Geology and Astronomy, West Chester University of PA We began the struggle to assess our geoscience programs back in the 1990's. Our department offers a B.S. degree in geoscience ...
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