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Manoa off-campus shuttle expanding to seven-nights-a-week service
Free rides end as trial period continues through the semesterUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
UH Manoa Chancellor's Office
The UH Manoa off-campus Rainbow Shuttle is expanding its five-nights-a-week service to seven nights beginning next week. While the service is expanding, it is still considered a trial program through the end of the fall semester.
Also, the shuttle service ends its free rides this weekend. Beginning Sunday, October 1, students will need to have a shuttle sticker on their UH ID cards to continue to ride to Waikiki, Ala Moana, the Ward shopping and entertainment complex and Restaurant Row. The stickers are on sale at the UH parking office for $20 to cover the remainder of the semester.
As previously announced, however, students who already have the U-PASS for city bus service may continue to ride the Rainbow Shuttle to these areas at no additional charge.
Meanwhile, residents of UH Manoa student housing — the main customers for the new service — are being asked to respond to a questionnaire about how they use both the off-campus and on-campus shuttle services and what changes they would recommend. Answers to the survey questions will be factored into the decision to continue the service when school resumes in January.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 76 diseños de 26 diseñadores freelance.
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I am an independent iPhone, iPad, and Mac app developer. I work from my cloffice (closet-office) in my home and make apps for everyone - mainly utilities and family-friendly games.
I'm serious and fun at the same time. I work and rework to get my apps to be user-friendly and only add just enough to give the user what they need. My apps may have many features, but they are presented in a direct way to not add too much complexity.
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P.S. getting a haircut today pray for me omg so scared :'(
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P.S. getting a haircut today pray for me omg so scared :'(
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love the skirt, it's a bit tutu-y! don't worry about your haircut, haha!ReplyDelete
you are unbelievable pretty, amazing outfit!ReplyDelete
and good luck on the rest of your exams <3
love your top/dress! hope your exams have been going well, good luck on your final two xoReplyDelete
lovely <3 <3ReplyDelete
You look lovely Imogen! The detailing on the top of your dress is gorgeous! xxxReplyDelete
Nice look. Cute skirt and i like the pattern on the dress.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous18 May 2013 at 08:49
you are so pretty. And your shoes!<3 <3 love them:)ReplyDelete
great post and a beautiful outfit.
I love the sweater most.
Oh, wow! You look awesome, very sultry and feminine :) And I'm sure you will still look awesome with your hair shorter. Can't wait to see the new hairstyle! xxReplyDelete
I think the outfits lovely, love he print of the dress you've worn as a top. It's a more feminine take on the pinafore trend at the moment xxReplyDelete
Amazing outfit! xxReplyDelete
You are so pretty!ReplyDelete
Love the skirt!
when I read about you going to hairdresser I realized your hair is sooooooooo long! and beautiful! Hope you won't cut it too short ;)ReplyDelete
beautiful outfit!
And yeah, the exams... I'm so worried about the political system and American literautre :(
love the print on that dress! xReplyDelete
cute outfit :)ReplyDelete
Hayley xx
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omg, it's crazy you understand german, french and spanish (I also have all of them in school, so i know them too)
i have a blog, it's quite new, and it would be soooooo awesome if you'd look at it(it's in german, so you'll understand it, i guess)
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good luck on your exams, you're beautiful! xReplyDelete
You my dear are so so beautiful! And your dress is lovely! Good look with the rest of your exams! xxReplyDelete
I feel for you, I have a long hair but no where near as nice as yours, and even when i get like an inch off it kills me! today im getting a cut and getting quite a bit off.. ahh!ReplyDelete
I'm sorry you failed your German, we should practice together as I am a native german speaker haha :)ReplyDelete
Really love the outfit!ReplyDelete
Love the outfit! I am having a phase like that too where I keep finding items of clothing I completely forgot about and re-loving them! Hopefully you do better in your exams that you think you've done so far :)ReplyDelete
Lovely outfit as usual. :DReplyDelete
I love that top. I was wondering, how come your blog is .fr, aren't you living in the UK?ReplyDelete
Anyway, I love your style. I never check your blog out, I usually just hype your looks on lookbook, but I'm definitely changing that bad habit, your blog is really nice.


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How to: Set the Mail Profile for SQL Server Agent (SQL Server Management Studio)
Microsoft SQL Server can send and receive e-mail by establishing a client connection with a messaging server. SQL Server sends and receives e-mail by using either a Database Mail or SQL Mail session. This topic describes how to set the mail profile for SQL Server Agent so operators can be notified when alerts are triggered by job steps.
Before you can set the mail profile for SQL Server Agent, you must enable and configure either SQL Mail or Database Mail. For more information on SQL Mail, see How to: Set Up SQL Mail (SQL Server Management Studio). For more information on Database Mail, see Database Mail Configuration Wizard.
To set the mail profile for SQL Server Agent
In the Object Explorer, connect to an instance of the SQL Server Database Engine and then expand that instance.
Right-click SQL Server Agent, and then click Properties.
On the Alert System page, check Enable Mail Profile.
If the Enable Mail Profile checkbox is not available, SQL Mail or Database Mail is not configured properly. For more information, see Database Mail How-to Topics and SQL Mail How-to Topics.
Select either Database Mail or SQL Mail from the Mail system list. If you choose SQL Mail, select a profile in the Mail profile box. If no profiles are listed, enter the name of the profile to use.
Restart the SQL Server Agent service for your changes to take effect. For more information, see How to: Restart the SQL Server Agent Service (SQL Server Management Studio).
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FORT LEE, Va. — In today's economy, it's hard to find the money for what many could consider the luxury of a higher education. Getting a scholarship to help pay for your investment can really help.
That's why the Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA) wants to remind you that the Feb. 22 deadline for students to apply for this year's Scholarships for Military Children Program is fast approaching.
All students interested and eligible to apply are encouraged to gather their materials and submit their applications as soon as possible.
One of the items needed includes an essay on the following topic: "Please discuss in detail how one of the first ladies (since 1933) has made an impact on a social issue in the United States."
Scholarship awards will be based on funds available, but the scholarship program awards at least $1,500 at each commissary.
If there are no eligible applicants from a particular commissary, the funds designated for that commissary will be awarded as an additional scholarship at another store.
The Scholarships for Military Children Program was created in 2001 to recognize the contributions of military families to the readiness of the fighting force and to celebrate the role of the commissary in the military family community.
To apply for a scholarship, the student must be a dependent, unmarried child, younger than 21 — or 23, if enrolled as a full-time student at a college or university — of a service member on active duty, reservist, guardsman, retiree or survivor of a military member who died while on active duty or survivor of a retiree.
Eligibility is determined using the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System database.
Applicants should ensure that they, as well as their sponsor, are enrolled in the DEERS database and have a current military ID card. The applicant must also be planning to attend or already attending an accredited college or university, full time, in the fall of 2013, or be enrolled in a program of studies designed to transfer directly into a four-year program.
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Since its inception, the program has awarded more than $10 million in scholarships to almost 7,000 children of service members.
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Early this morning Delphine Cousin (Starboard / Loft Sails) made the perfect start to her title defence as she claimed the first victory of the year in the women's fleet, however only one heat of the men's was completed before the wind became too light. After an eleven hour long break the wind finally returned - swinging from east to northwest - allowing a further three heats to be completed in winds ranging from 8-13 knots.
Although only four men's heats were completed, there was plenty of drama as several big names fell in the light and tricky winds. In the first heat Bjorn Dunkerbeck (Starboard / Severne / Chris Benz / Dunkerbeck Eyewear) failed to make the start line in the light winds, meaning for the second event in a row he suffered a first round exit in the first elimination. Julien Quentel (RRD / NeilPryde) became the first man to qualify for the semifinals ahead of Pierre Mortefon (Fanatic / North), Ross Williams (Tabou / GA Sails), Malte Reuscher (RRD / Point-7 / AL360), Andrea Rosati (RRD / NeilPryde) and Sean O'Brien (Starboard / Severne) - who did well to out pump Sylvain Moussilmani (Simmer) to claim the final qualifying place.
When heat two was finally completed Cyril Moussilmani (Starboard / Severne) booked his places in the next round alongside Pascal Toselli (Starboard / Point-7), Jordy Vonk (F2 / Point-7), Ludovic Jossin (Patrik / Loft Sails), Benoit Moussilmani (Simmer) and finally Jimmy Diaz (Starboard / North Sails). However, there was no place in the next round for Josh Angulo (Angulo / Gun Sails), who suffered a cut heel after colliding with his own fin.
In the penultimate heat of the day Gonzalo Costa Hoevel (Starboard / Loft Sails) came out on top, whilst Micah Buzianis (JP / MauiSails), Steve Allen (Starboard / Severne), Taty Frans (Starboard / MauiSails / Mystic / MFC), Ben Van Der Steen (Tabou / GA Sails / Mystic) and Arnon Dagan (RRD / NeilPryde) all successfully navigated their way into the semifinal.
The final heat of the day saw the reigning PWA World Champion and current world tour leader - Antoine Albeau (RRD / NeilPryde) - make a catastrophic mistake as he crossed the line early, along with Gunnar Asmussen (Patrik / North), to be disqualified from heat four. The big Frenchman will now be praying that at least four eliminations are completed in order for him to discard this result. Upon the restart Antoine Questel (Starboard / Loft Sails) managed to finish in first place ahead of Finian Maynard (RRD / Avanti), Alexandre Cousin (Patrik / Loft Sails / Mystic), Alberto Menegatti (Starboard / Point-7), Matteo Iachino (Fanatic / North) and Enes Yilmazer (Starboard / Severne).
With each women's heat being run as a final this week there is added pressure on the women, knowing that a perfect start is even more crucial. Reigning PWA World Champion - Delphine Cousin - showed no signs of cracking under the pressure as the French woman claimed the first bullet of the season with an assured display of sailing. Behind her Lena Erdil (Patrik / Loft Sails / Mystic / AL360) battled her way into second place, ahead of Mio Anayama (Starboard / NeilPryde) who eventually finished in third place, ahead of Marion Mortefon (Starboard / Severne), Maria Andres (Patrik / Gun Sails / Mystic) and 2012 PWA World Champion Valerie Ghibaudo (Tabou / GA Sails / Mystic), who had to settle for sixth place in elimination one.
Lena Erdil reflects after the opening elimination, "First day of racing today, we were the first ones to race this morning starting in around 8-11 knots at exactly 6:32am this morning! I managed to get a solid second place finish, so far so good! Congratulations to my Loft Sails team mate Delphine Cousin for taking first place in these challenging conditions."
Don't miss any of the action by tuning into www.pwaworldtour.com where you'll be able to follow the racing as it happens via the PWA live stream and live ticker.
Results After Elimination One - Women's Slalom
1st Delphine Cousin (Starboard / Loft Sails)
2nd Lena Erdil (Patrik / Loft Sails / Mystic / AL360)
3rd Mio Anayama (Starboard / NeilPryde)
4th Marion Mortefon (Starboard / Severne)
5th Maria Andres (Patrik / Gun Sails / Mystic)
6th Valerie Ghibaudo (Tabou / GA Sails / Mystic)
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Nathan Biggs, CEO at House of Brick Technologies, an industry leader in virtualization and cloud computing for enterprise applications, and John Grange, CTO at OpsCompass, a cloud governance software provider, will share their direct experience working with clients on developing their enterprise cloud strategies. The discussion will center on the business considerations for an enterprise cloud migration that go beyond technology, and focus on the risk areas of cost containment, process governance, and vendor license compliance.
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Directory Signs
Signs Now Plano provides Directory Signs to Plano, Richardson, Murphy, TX and surrounding areas..
Enhance the visitor experience with well-positioned directories.
Wayfinding refers to the directories, maps, signage, symbols and visual cues that guide people through a store, building or campus and enhance their experience as they walk (or drive) to their destination.
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- Identification signs: These wayfinding signs do not offer directions. Instead, they identify the location of the visitor and point out specific landmarks. Examples might include maps that indicate "you are here" and building directories. Other examples include office numbers and signs used for naming departments, rooms, wings and other common destinations around a facility or within it.
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I began producing objects for the home, mainly sofas and armchairs, in 1954.
Those were years of great vitality, there was an explosion of constructive energy, a profound desire to sweep away the past and create a new world. The phenomenon of Italian design grew out of this widely felt urge to renew every¬thing and also the fortunate encounter between gifted young designers - Iike Achille Castiglioni, Marco Zanuso, Ettore Sottsass and many others - with entrepreneurs who Iike me wanted to risk doing new things.
We(didn) 't realize we were creating what is today called ITALIAN DESIGN and that our products would be the pieces that have determined its history and development. Enthusiasm and spontaneity were the driving force of our work. Intuition prevailed over reason; and the work of the entrepreneur, Iike that of the designer, had nothing scientific or calculated about it but was a creative act, pure and simple.
Some firms then had the insight to grasp the crux of the design-produc¬tion problem: namely that they could produce culture and prof¬its at the same time.
A factory-owner, then as now, had basically two choices: to aim directly at profit and so try to optimize the cost-earnings ratio, or else aim at increasing not just the quanti¬ty but the quality of his products. I made the second choice: I wasn't only interested in turning out functional products to sat¬isfy the demand of the mass market and get an immediate prof¬it; I wanted something more.
It was clear that the role of the manufacturer would be more incisive if his products were also cultural instruments that educated the public. Taking this path, making it the firm's production policy, means having a more complex vision of industrial reality; knowing that the invest¬ments and energies deployed, to be effective, have to be substan¬tial and continuous and that they have long response times
It means, in other words, giving space to research understood in all its components: aesthetic, formal, technological and sociological as well as market factors.
Research was and is the hub on which Italian design turns.
The basic problem is to succeed in reconciling the urge to conduct research with the need to make profits so as to finance the investments required to keep it going.
I believe that the furniture industry has to continue to strive to anticipate future needs, without Iimiting itself to satisfying the public's passive demand. We have to present the public with a range of products with exact purposes and precise functions that embody innovative and emotional qualities. I do not mean innovation of form alone but also of substance. I have always conducted research, invented and produced objects that are not just superficially new; I do not seek to create objects that set the fashion, because I believe that fashion is conformism and from my viewpoint conformism is a thing of the past.
The cultural value of design has formed the core of our history and it is still the winning card for our future prospect if we play it right. Aurelio Zanotta
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I tried to ligate my insert (520bp) into TOPO vector (TA cloning).
My PCR product has concentration of 30~40 ng/mcl
I used the mixture as below:
PCR product 3 mcl
TOPO vector 0.3 mcl
Salt 1 mcl
D.W 5.7 mcl
Incubate at RT for 30 min
Than transfer the mixture into Competent cell.
However, I just got the blue colonies, without any white colony. I did try 3 times with the same results.
Previously, I did the same protocol for another construct (625bp), The results were good.
I don't know what could cause the problem for this new construct...
Please give my some suggestions.
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When Sandy Rosenblatt looked in the mirror, the striking brunette could see nothing but one big flaw — her eyes, which were sunken and seemed a little dark. So at 34 she had a plastic surgeon smooth them over. While she was there, she decided to have her long oval face made a little cheekier and her brows a little less creased.
Since then the Sterling, Va., resident has had to return to her doctor in Baltimore several times a year for new applications of commercial fillers and wrinkle removers, a drawback of such products.
But a biomedical engineer at Johns Hopkins is experimenting with a new material that is part biological, like the fillers, and part synthetic, like implants used in bigger facial reconstruction jobs. The liquid can be injected under the skin, molded into just about any facial feature and locked into place with the energy of a light.
This new substance, called a photo-activated composite biomaterial, has the potential to become the most long-lasting, and versatile, of products used on people like Rosenblatt, as well as those born with defects or who suffer trauma and need a whole new face.
"There are soldiers suffering blast injuries and people who face plant on their bikes, and they just want to look like they did," said Jennifer Elisseeff, the Hopkins researcher who has lead a team working on the new substance for three years. "On the cosmetic side, people want to look like they did 10 years ago. Now, what's available is so limited."
There are no guarantees that this will be approved for use in doctors' offices, but Elisseeff and others watching her progress say the research is extremely promising. It could mean trips to the doctor for touch-ups every few years instead of every few months — a convenience and potential money-saver, though it's too soon to say how much it might cost.
Rosenblatt's doctor says it's the kind of product he's been waiting for. Dr. Patrick J. Byrne, director of facial plastic and reconstructive surgery at Hopkins, says existing products are restrictive, especially for those in need of extensive reconstruction.
Those patients typically need many surgeries, which come with potential complications such as bleeding, nerve damage and infection.
"This is a bit of a holy grail," said Byrne, also an associate professor in Hopkins departments of otolaryngology, head and neck surgery and dermatology. "There have been countless times I wished I had some surgical putty that I could sculpt. I tell patients your face is not like clay, I can't sculpt it. But this offers that potential."
He said there is clear demand. Already cosmetic procedures are a $10 billion industry in the United States. And even during tough economic times, the number of procedures inched up 1.2 percent from 2009 and 3 percent the year before, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
In all, there were 13.1 million cosmetic procedures in the United States in 2010. The most common included breast augmentation, nose shaping, eyelid surgery, liposuction and tummy tucks, the society reported. The fastest-growing treatment were Botox and Dysport, which use a toxin to relax muscles and smooth wrinkles, and soft tissue fillers, such as Juvederm and Restylane, which augment features, including lips and cheeks. They were up 12 and 3 percent, respectively, last year.
The society also reported that there we 5.3 million reconstructive procedures performed last year, with tumor removals, laceration repairs and breast reconstruction on the rise.
Elisseeff, who is the director of the Translational Tissue Engineering Center in Hopkins' School of Medicine, said her goals are to benefit victims of trauma and disease, as well as those fighting the effects of aging.
Rosenblatt has been using Dysport between her eyes and Restylane for her eye sockets and cheeks. Now 37, she was recently back for a touch-up.
Over about 10 minutes, Dr. Byrne stuck her with multiple small needles, some through her mouth and into her cheeks. Immediately her features began to subtly fill and round, though Botox takes a few days for the full effects. Byrne said he aims for enough change that onlookers know there is something different, "more beautiful," but not enough to readily know what's not natural.
Rosenblatt said it's obvious to her when she looks at old pictures.
"I think I look refreshed," she said. "I think I look better now than I did five years ago. I can't give it up. It would be nice if it was a little more permanent."
Elisseeff's new material holds that promise because of its makeup. It's made of hyaluronic acid found in existing fillers, a naturally occurring component that gives young people's skin its elasticity, and a synthetic polyethylene glycol gel that is used to make surgical glue and contact lenses.
Alone, hyaluronic acid dissipates quickly, leaving users in need of regular treatments. The acid also can't be used over large areas in need of remodeling. And synthetic materials alone aren't so natural-looking and don't always age the same way as people.
Further, extensive reconstruction today often requires multiple surgeries that leave their own scars, Elisseeff and fellow researchers noted in an article they published about the material in the July issue of Science Translational Medicine.
Mixing biological and synthetic material isn't a new idea, but there are currently no similar products used for facial reconstruction or enhancement, according to doctors in the field. Elisseeff mixed different concentrations of each and injected them into the backs of rats until she found the one with the greatest long-term stability — more than a year with no deterioration during tests.
To get the material to maintain its shape, she used LED lights held close to the skin. The energy from the bulbs forms a study chemical bond between many individual molecules, similar to the way dentists filling cavities use lights to bond composite resin to teeth.
Once she found a formulation that worked, Elisseeff enlisted a small number of patients who were already undergoing tummy tucks to try out the new material. They had five drops of the material or hyaluronic acid alone implanted for 12 weeks before their procedure. The hyaluronic acid dissipated as expected, but the new material kept its size and shape.
She's already tweaked the material to address some inflammation that developed in the patients. And she's now working with an independent ethics committee to set up parameters for wider human trials and reaching out to doctors at Hopkins and in private practice to recruit patients.
Almost $2 million in funding going forward will come from the Department of Defense, which is interested in the applications for soldiers with blast injuries and others.
The original funding and inspiration came from a small Los Angeles cosmetic drug company, Kythera Biopharmaceuticals. Its co-founder and then-chief science officer said he'd been watching "Star Trek."
Nathaniel David said in this episode of the '60s sci-fi series Captain Kirk needed pointy ears and an upswept brow to disguise himself as a Romulan. That required only a quick trip to sick bay. David wondered how hard it would be to give real-life patients such easy access to desirable facial features, including noses, chins and cheeks.
He offered Elisseeff several million dollars to investigate the new frontier. And he now believes her discovery could be available in a couple of years, after extensive human trials expected to being as early as January.
"This technology would be more like painting than carpentry," he said. "You could have Brad Pitt's chin done in five minutes with no down time."
While no such technology is now available, there have been other advances in laboratories around the country. Much work is being done with patient cells, harvested from the nose or blood, to create custom bone, cartilage and skin for patients.
Elisseeff has also worked on other biomedical advances in tissues, adhesives and corneas.
Another company that has been working on biomedical advances is KCI, a medical technology company based in San Antonio, Texas. Dr. Ron Silverman, the chief medical officer, said research there already has led to changes in the way surgeons perform cosmetic and reconstructive procedures. Among KCI's products is AlloDerm, which is derived from human skin and is now commonly used in breast reconstruction after a mastectomy.
It comes in a sheet a couple of millimeters thick and is used to reconstruct the lower half of the breast, serving as a base and reinforcing the silicone implant that forms the top half of the breast while allowing for a more natural appearance. It also allows women to have their reconstruction in one surgery instead of two, shortening the ordeal and saving time and money, Silverman said.
The material is also used on burn victims.
Silverman, who is also a plastic and reconstructive surgeon at the University of Maryland and an adjunct associate professor at Hopkins, said other areas of regenerative medicine are promising for patients not well served by what's available now. He said he'll be watching progress made by Elisseeff, with whom he has collaborated in the past.
"We're watching what's going on," he said. "Something injectable like [Elisseeff's] material might provide an answer."
When Sandy Rosenblatt looked in the mirror, the striking brunette could see nothing but one big flaw — her eyes, which were sunken and seemed a little dark. So at 34 she had a plastic surgeon smooth them over. While she was there, she decided to have her long oval face made a little cheekier and her brows a little less creased.


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Cardinals Announce 32-Game Spring-Training Schedule
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- The St. Louis Cardinals will open their schedule of spring training games with a matchup against the Miami Marlins on Feb. 23 in Jupiter, Fla.
The Cardinals announced their 32-game spring training schedule on Friday. It includes 16 home and 16 road games through March 29, prior to the regular-season opener April 1 at Arizona.
St. Louis will actually play 20 games at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter. Four of those are technically away games against Miami because the Cardinals and Marlins share the complex.
A spring highlight will be March 7 when the Cardinals host the New York Yankees. It will be the first time since 2006 that the Yankees have played the Cardinals in Jupiter. The teams meet at the Yankees' complex in Tampa, Fla., on March 11.


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Discussion in 'Photography' started by Roma, Feb 3, 2011.
A photo i took and strongly edited in GIMP
Nice contrast
There should be a thin line of smoke coming of it and the text, "Life is precious..."
thx mike
maffe - umm...nope sorry no way
Oh come on!
And then the pink cancer ribbon thing in the lower corner with faint text saying... sumthing
Against your idea but...
The text could read save the TA-TA's.
I like it.I have always loved B&W image editing it's a lost art i believe.
I wish i could get a close up like that with my Piranha.
When i got 5 of them together they were about 1.5 inches long.
Wolverine is his name - he ate/killed 3 of his siblings.The other 1 jumped out of the tank - my fault
Wolverine is now about 8 inches in length, and angers easily - he has stress issues i believe.
In this image you can just make out his teeth under his lip protruding out, it's dinner time hence the other smaller gold fish looking at you...lol
Very nice work. I agree with Rod black and white pieces are really interesting. I think sometimes they have more meaning then a colorful piece.
At first I thought the cig was sitting on a gun, and I was like oh smoking kills, great message ~ ..then I realized it was a lighter lol
thanks guys
rod - I just put on the macro mode of my digital camera, sorry to hear about your piranhans man..those are cool fish though
Nice contrast and lighting. I like Maffe's idea about the text.
then you could cell it to against-cancer-smoking-comercial-pepole
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Timothy Newell Worries About Nothing
On 23 July 1775, Boston selectman Timothy Newell wrote in his diary:
The Castle it is publicly talked will be dismantled. This evening many Guns fired at and from the man of war at N[orth or New, meaning West]. Boston. Ten or twelve transports it is said sailed this day with 150 soldiers upon a secret expedition for provisions.That expedition was very secret indeed—I can't find any other mention of it. Most likely the rumor Newell had heard was just as unfounded as the plan to dismantle Castle William in Boston harbor, which was, after all, the British military's strongest protection.
Castle William was never dismantled during the Revolutionary War [ADDENDUM: but see comments]. Eventually that fortification on an island in Boston harbor was replaced by the current structure, completed in 1851. The area is now called Castle Island even though it's no longer an island. Go figure.
For a sunny view of Castle Island taken from a plane leaving Logan Airport, see Gregory Garretson's travel journal.


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In the UK, the government's history of mass data collection requires the constant use of a VPN. The Investigatory Powers Act – a.k.a. the "Snoopers' Charter" – requires all ISPs and telecommunication companies to maintain logs of your web activity. These logs track every domain you visit, each device you use to access the internet, your IP address, and the exact times you connect to different sites and services.
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Edinburgh is a famous holiday destination in the United Kingdom. This capital city of Scotland is renowned throughout the world for its glorious history, royal culture, ancient monuments, modern structures, beautiful scenery, etc. Hence, countless people visit this fascinating city every year and stay at an accommodation in Edinburgh that match their individual taste, particular requirements and budget limits.
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I saw the UK Recruiter's notice, so thought you were a Brit.- no offense! ;)
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WALTHAM, Mass. — On Wednesday, May 2, the Brandeis University Department of Athletics handed out its annual end-of-season awards. The following senior student-athletes were all recognized at the department's awards dinner.
Four Athletic Director's Awards were presented to student-athletes who have displayed general excellence in representing Brandeis Athletics. They went to:
Brittany Grimm of Perkiomenville, Pa, of the softball team, a three-time All-UAA selection who ranks third in career hits and fourth in doubles. Grimm was part of two ECAC tournament runners-up and the school's first-ever NCAA berth in softball in 2010. She also earned All-New England and Academic All-District honors as a sophomore;
Vytas Kriskus of Kvedarna, Lithuania, of the men's basketball team, who finished his career 28th on the career scoring list with 1,029 points and fifth with 156 3-pointers. He was a first-team All-UAA selection as a senior and helped the team to two NCAA tournament berths, including the Elite Eight as a sophomore, and an ECAC title as a junior;
Fran Shin of Bayside, N.Y., of the women's soccer team, who was a two-time All-UAA defender and part of two ECAC tournament squads and the 2010 team that reached the second round of the NCAA tournament. Shin was also involved in numerous on- and off-campus concerns, volunteering 300 hours of community service as a senior;
Theo Terris of Concord, Mass., of the men's soccer team. A transfer who played two years of central midfield for the Judges, Terris helped the team to back-to-back ECAC tournament titles, earning All-UAA honors twice and All-New England accolades as a senior.
The James McCully Award, presented to seniors who best exemplify the character, dedication and good sportsmanship that depicted soccer All-American and inaugural Hall of Famer Jim McCully's career at Brandeis, went to Ari Silver of Princeton, N.J., of the men's soccer team; and Kate Warwick of Boxborough, Mass., of the women's cross country and track and field team.
Silver, a defender and senior captain, helped anchor the Brandeis team to back-to-back ECAC Division III New England championships. He earned three All-University Athletic Association honors and was an All-New England selection this year. According to coach Mike Coven, "Ari is one of the hardest-working and most dedicated soccer players Brandeis has, but he also plays the game the right way."
Warwick, a captain of the cross country and track teams, is already a two-time qualifier for the NCAA Division III championships in 2011-12. She finished 48th at the cross country championships in the fall and 12th in the 5,000-meter run during the indoor track season. Warwick will try to reach the outdoor championship in either the 5,000- or 10,000-meter run during the outdoor season. She also won UAA titles in the 3,000-meters indoors and the 10K outdoors. According coach John Evans, "Kate has worked hard to go from an average high school runner to one who is capable of winning a championship in one of the top conferences in the nation and can contend for All-America honors."
The Morris Sepinuck Award, presented to the varsity athlete who not only displays outstanding sportsmanship but also makes a significant contribution to the athletic program and to campus life at Brandeis, went to Alex Tynan of Barnegat, N.J., tri-captain of the baseball team. Tynan is a lefty reliever who has been among the top performers out of the bullpen for the Judges over the past four years. Called "one of the best leaders among our student-athletes", Tynan served two years on the board of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, including a stint as president in 2011-12. He was also a senior supervisor in the intramural department and was active in Brandeis's Big Brother/Big Sister program.
The Sid Goldfader Award of Valor, presented to a member of the Brandeis athletics community who has overcome great adversity by exhibiting strength, grace and determination, went to Alex Powell of Upper Montclair, N.J., captain of the men's fencing team. Powell overcame punctured lungs twice early in his career to become the team's top epee fencer in each of the past two seasons. Powell qualified for the NCAA National Collegiate Fencing championships as a junior, finishing in 23rd place against Division I, II and III competitors.
The Morry Stein Award of Valor, presented to a student-athlete who has demonstrated courage both on and off the playing fields and/or intervened to better the lives of others, went to Ed Senibaldi of Everett, Mass., of the men's soccer team. During his sophomore year, Senibaldi was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma. After undergoing months of radiation and stepping away from soccer, missing the 2010 season, he returned to the pitch in 2011, playing in five games and serving as a role model for his teammates and the entire department.
The Charlie Napoli '58 Scholar-Athlete Award, presented to an outstanding student athlete who has excelled in the classroom and on the athletic field, went to Marianne Specker of South Windsor, Conn., of the softball team. An All-University Athletic Association honoree as a junior and senior, Specker is fourth on Brandeis's career list in RBI (109), hits (178) and fifth in games played (189). In the classroom, Specker, a 2011 CoSIDA Academic All-American, boasts a 3.917 grade-point average as a psychology major with minors in women's studies and politics. A member of Phi Beta Kappa and the Psi Chi psychology honor society, Specker will start work towards a Ph.D in sports psychology at Boston University in the fall.
The Harry, Joseph and Ida Stein Award, presented to the outstanding male athlete, was given to Chris Brown of North Chelmsford, Mass., captain of the men's track and cross country teams. Brown earned his first career All-America honor in 2012, when he finished third in the nation in the mile run at the NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field championships in March. He earned UAA titles this season in the mile run indoors and in the 800- and 1,500-meter runs outdoors. His best time of the season in the mile of 4:05.98 was the ninth-fastest time in Division III history. Brown also was a four-time All-New England runner in cross country and was part of three NCAA championship teams, including the squad that finished 16th in the nation in 2011.
The Max I. Silber Award, presented to the outstanding female student-athlete, was given to Morgan Kendrew of Barnstable, Mass., a captain of the women's basketball team. Kendrew finished 10th on Brandeis's career scoring list with 974 points, just missing out on reaching the 1,000-point club when she sat out the first five games of her senior season due to injury. She also ranks second in career free-throw percentage (81.3%) and fourth in 3-pointers made (114). Kendrew was a three-time All-UAA selection, adding ECAC and D3hoops.com All-New England honors a junior. She was part of the Judges' best-ever season in 2008-09, when they made a run to the Elite Eight as a freshman.


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"Driven by a narrative electricity as alive as post-war America. Roscoe is Kennedy's finest novel since Ironweed." —The Boston Globe
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Wow, it's been too long that I've neglected my little home in the blogiverse. I'd always believed I was the sort of person that could go with the flow and adapt to just about anything, but over the summer change was the major (and unexpected) theme of my life. But now that things have settled back down, I hope to be able to dedicate much more time to this blog – because it is one of the hobbies that I really do enjoy. Blogging and following all the great blogs that are out there is fun, rewarding, educational and I miss it!
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DENVER -- The Rockies matched their season-high production of 12 runs Friday night without Michael Cuddyer in the lineup, but don't expect the 2013 batting champ to be "Wally Pipped" any time soon.
Drew Stubbs took Cuddyer's two-hole slot in the Rockies lineup, playing center as Charlie Blackmon slid over and took Cuddyer's spot in right field. Stubbs went 3-for-5 with three runs, and Blackmon was 3-for-5 with two runs.
"We had a good night last night," manager Walt Weiss said of the 18-hit assault. "I'm not real smart, but I'll stick with the same lineup when we win 12-1."
In addition to Stubbs, Blackmon, and Cuddyer, the Rockies have Carlos Gonzalez, Brandon Barnes, and Corey Dickerson available in the outfield.
"I'll move it around," Weiss said of his outfield rotation. "Dickerson and Barnes are hopefully going to get starts, maybe in center or left, or right. Dicky doesn't play right, but he plays left or center. Barnes can play all three.
"I have a good feeling about who they are and what they bring. All those guys can help us win games."
Colorado entered the day tied with the Angels for the most runs in the Majors, with 94. They're the only team with five players having scored 10 or more runs, with Troy Tulowitzki (13), Gonzalez (12), Blackmon (11), Cuddyer (11) and DJ LeMahieu (10) pacing the club.
Their offensive surge starts from the one-and-two spots in the lineup, with the top of the order hitting a best-in-baseball .360 (54-for-150) with 19 RBIs and 29 runs scored. Blackmon laid claim to the leadoff spot by setting a .426 (26-for-61) clip through the club's first 18 games, and any outfielder wielding a hot hand has a chance to earn more playing time.
"I'll play the matchups -- that's got to be part of it when you've got this many outfielders," Weiss said. "But when guys perform well and are swinging the bat well, they're going to get opportunities. Those guys are going to get opportunities at some point this year. They're going to get hot."