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2016 Land Rover Range Rover Sport 3.0L V6 Supercharged SE, located at Land Rover of Wichita. Original MSRP $71,266. Fuji White, Ebony interior. This 1-owner Range Rover is equipped with the Climate Comfort & Visibility package. Package options and additional features consist of Front & Rear parking sensors, Blind spot monitor, Panoramic roof, Heated steering wheel, Heated front seats, and Heated rear seats.
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Heated front and rear seats, steering wheel and windshield; Front fog lights; Twin blade sun visors with HomeLink; Adaptive Headlights with High Beam Assist (AHBA); Auto dimming exterior mirrors; Blind Spot Monitor with Close Vehicle Sensing and Reverse Traffic Detection; Split 60/40 folding rear seat with load through facility
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There are multiple specialized websites that serve as communities for users making 3D models for printing on 3D printers to share their work, some are freely available, and others offer their work for a price and you can even order the model to be printer and sent to you as well. If you are interested in downloading some free STL models for trying out your new 3D printer then you might want to check the following popular websites as a good starting point…
Thingiverse – a large community operated by MakerBot, a manufacturer of 3D printers, where you can find a lot of 3D models shared by users and available for free download in STL format. There are a lot of new 3D models added every day and many of the published models come with instructions and photos of successful prints, though be careful that even if some models may be available for download in STL format they may not be optimized for 3D printing and may need some extra work fixing them, but these are usually not many.
Youmagine is an alternative to Thingiverse, also operated by a 3D Printer maker – Ultimaker. Not as big as the first one, but also a good place to check often as it has some interesting designs and also apparently some of the Thingiverse users have decided to move here. Not as many new models added and users interacting and sharing photos and comments when printing an object, but the place has the potential to grow.
Cubehero is another smaller platform made to help 3D printer users to interact and collaborate on projects they are making. This project is not operated by 3D printer maker and while there are still not that many projects available, you can still find some interesting 3D models, so do check it out.
GrabCAD is not your typical place to just download free STL 3D models for printing, it has many CAD models a lot of which are also available in STL format, but not all are. You can download 3D models in other formats and also try to convert them in STL for 3D printing, but you may experience trouble with more complex ones. Nevertheless many interesting things available so do check the website out.
SketchUp 3D Warehouse is the place for 3D models for the SketchUp software previously owned by Google, but then sold to Trimble. There are a lot of SketchUp models available, though you will need to export them in STL format from the software with the help of an STL Import/Export plugin and then to print them.
TurboSquid is one of the largest 3D model resources, both free and commercial ones. Even though the 3D models available there are not specially designed for 3D printers you should be able to convert many of them into STL format and then print them.
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Of all the things Elizabeth Warren said with the editorial board of The Standard-Times on Friday, the last was the best argument for her candidacy for the U.S. Senate.
Of all the things Elizabeth Warren said with the editorial board of The Standard-Times on Friday, the last was the best argument for her candidacy for the U.S. Senate.
"We've got to be in the right place on the big principles."
Yes we do. Our governments, communities, families and selves need to be in the right place on the big principles. Clear goals make for easier decisions.
And while much remains muddy about our range of choices as voters come election day Nov. 6, this much is clear:
Democrat Elizabeth Warren, the Harvard professor who fought on your behalf to establish a federal bureau that exists solely to protect the financial interests of ordinary people over big financial corporations, deserves your vote.
Yes, we need to be in the right place on the big principles, and Elizabeth Warren has it right on all the things that matter most to us in SouthCoast and across Massachusetts.
Warren's mantra has been: Investment in education, infrastructure and research, and a true commitment to a better deal for the middle class.
Her opponent, incumbent Republican Scott Brown offers up the failed policies of 30 years of modern Republicanism as practiced in Washington: No new taxes and special favors for the "job creators."
We are convinced Warren's approach offers a better chance to strengthen the economies of SouthCoast and Massachusetts, in both the long and short terms.
She is right on commercial fishing and on the need to fund a federal rescue plan for the ailing fishing industry, while bringing fishermen into the conversation about how best to create fishing regulations that will preserve both fish and fishermen.
She is right on commercial wind, which will be the great economic engine that drives this region for the new century.
She wants the billions in tax credits that we now pay to support a century-old oil industry that is already enormously profitable to go instead to emerging green energy production like offshore commercial wind. Sen. Brown has sided against the Cape Wind project and on the side of big oil.
That's bad for our economic future in SouthCoast, bad for consumers across Massachusetts and bad for the fight against climate change that is propelled by the burning of fossil fuel.
She is right on the need of government to create a level ground for cities like New Bedford.
Her stance on the South Terminal expansion project illustrates this:
The Environmental Protection Agency last week secured hundreds of millions in cleanup funds for the terrible Superfund site that is the Acushnet River, shortening the cleanup from several decades to several years. With that agreement, development of the South Terminal is more likely to come, and more likely to come more quickly. That puts the city at the front of the pack as a staging and manufacturing hub for offshore wind turbines, infrastructure for a 75-year deployment.
Warren sees the South Terminal and sees jobs for people, strength for families, revenue for Massachusetts and America, and cleaner air and less acidic oceans for everyone on the planet.
Brown's position is to follow Mitt Romney's lead and lower the tax rate so the "job creators" have more capital. It has been a Republican article of faith that it is good for the country to cut spending on programs that help working class and middle class Americans and put the savings into the hands of the wealthiest. Scott Brown has sided with his party on every vote that mattered, and we continue to pay the price for that in a continuing housing crisis and in the terrible squeeze placed on the middle class that is the heart and soul of this country.
The two candidates have noted that there are a handful of shared convictions, but don't let that distract you from the great difference between them.
Warren and Brown represent two vastly different approaches of the role of government. Warren sees government as being able, like a lawn mower cord, to get the flywheel spinning so the motor can begin to run on its own. Wise spending on education and improvements to roads, rails, bridges and more are investments in the middle class that will pay huge dividends. Even the job creators will benefit.
She fully supports South Coast rail and spending of federal transportation dollars on mass transit — which Republicans have opposed. They have made it law to put transportation tax dollars toward roads and bridges, not trains.
Brown sees government as a stimulus, but not to hold up policies that support principles of prosperity for all, but for a class of capitalists whose commitment to all of America's well-being can in no way be guaranteed.
His support of investment in the moneyed class is a shortcut to prosperity, but only for those who already prosper.
Brown, remember, has signed Grover Norquist's tea party no-tax pledge. Watching how that pledge played out last year as Congress wrestled with the national debt shows what is wrong with the Republican Party today.
There's plenty wrong with the Democratic Party as well, and when their policies fail to support the middle class, we'll look for candidates and policies that do.
This year, however, in the Massachusetts Senate race, there is a very clear choice of who will better represent SouthCoast and Massachusetts, and whose platform arises from principles that without a doubt, promote the well-being of the middle class. Elizabeth Warren is the candidate who deserves your vote.


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1 lb Okra(tip and end remove) wash and drain
1 lb large head on shrimp ,snipe antenna off
1 carrot,peel and sliced
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1 tbsp tamarind powder
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Whitewater is designated a Preserve America Community (one of only 15 in the State) as well as a Main Street Community–this speaks volumes about our town's commitment to preserving our heritage.
Begin by requesting a copy of Touring Historical Whitewater from the Whitewater Tourism Council. This free guide lists 77 locations throughout Whitewater of historical significance and contains photos as well as a detailed map.
Whitewater's Historic Train Depot was designed in 1890. In 1852 it was the first rail line to cross Wisconsin. The depot's scenic location on Cravath Lake makes this a must see and is open weekly as a museum. Call ahead as hours vary seasonally. Free admission.
Nestled in the middle of town is a collection of effigy mounds. Studies suggest that these mounds were a gathering place for several Midwestern Native American Tribes. Geometric and animal shapes range from 60 to 300 feet and were built between 800 A.D. and 1200 A.D. Look for The sign along the main drive through the Indian Mounds subdivision.
Pack a lunch and head just a couple minutes outside of town to Whitewater's Artesian Well. Hand dug in 1895 it has continued to flow ever since. On the way back, consider a stop at the Fuzzy Pig to peruse an interesting selection of gift items and antiques in a unique setting.
Interested in Civil War Memorabilia? Part museum, part shop, Lodgewood Manufacturing in downtown Whitewater carries a wide range of items including period clothing, weaponry, documents and medals. Well informed staff can answer all your questions. Call ahead as hours of operation can vary.
Situated in the bluffs of the Kettle Moraine overlooking Whitewater Lake, Heart Prairie Lutheran Church proudly stands surrounded by a pioneer cemetery. Built around 1857 by Norwegian pioneers, Norwegian was spoken exclusively in the church until 1902. The grounds can be viewed from the outside daily or you can take in a service during the months of June-August. Services are held Saturday at 5pm and Sunday at 8am. Special oil lamp services are also held at 8:30pm the last Sunday of the summer months. Views of the lake can be seen from the pews. Parking is limited so arrive early.
Minutes from Whitewater you will find Old World Wisconsin and Hoard Museum. Old World is truly history come alive where a world has been re-created in which farmers, tradesmen and shopkeepers lead their lives the same way these settlers did. Bring the whole family to see, hear and smell the same things that filled the senses of those hardy souls who chose to build new lives in a faraway place called Wisconsin. Plan to spend the day. A local history museum with a big story to tell, the Hoard Museum is like no other. Here you'll meet the Sauk warrior Black Hawk and hear the story of the 1832 Black Hawk War. Find out what kind of soldier young Abraham Lincoln was and learn how "Fort Atkinson" came to be. Visit website for hours of operation.
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne are widely considered the greatest acting team in the history of American theater. The Lunts' passion for excellence and commitment to the art of live theater was legendary, even at the beginning of their careers. Summer after summer, the Lunts came to Ten Chimneys to retreat, relax, and rejuvenate. Ten Chimneys is a landmark unique among our national treasures. Ten Chimneys' diverse collections and enchanting décor are comprised of the original pieces hand-picked by the Lunts in the 1920s, '30s, and '40s. And the magic is undiminished. Located only 24 miles from Whitewater, Ten Chimneys is a must see for the true history buff.
Soak up local History 24/7 by staying in one of Whitewater's Historic Bed and Breakfasts. Hamilton House provides superior lodging and a history all their own. Helpful innkeepers are quick to answer any questions you may have and may offer up a few surprises.Lodging at the Hamilton House inn, you will be nestled in the heart of Whitewater. You can stroll the downtown shops and dine in a number of restaurants. Enjoy the Fireside Dinner Theater, The Irvin L. Young Auditorium or one of many University of Wisconsin cultural events.
The surrounding area provides you with some of the best bicycling, horseback riding, hiking or cross-country skiing in Kettle Moraine State Park. You will be less than 5 miles form the beautiful new Ice Age National Scenic Trail.
Hang gliding is also a popular sport in the area and lessons are available. There are 4 lakes close by for water sports and the Lake Geneva tourist area is also near.
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Neil Young has been beating the drum about high-resolution sound files, resulting in much debate here and elsewhere. His putative Pono player and its accompanying high-resolution audio format are designed to bring digital music closer to the smooth curves of analog, although some doubt about whether such a thing is possible.
Sorry, cats, but apparently, there are more than one way to skin you.
Yes, the battle to distribute compressed music has already been won, according to Singapore-based mp4sls CEO Frankie Tan, by iTunes for downloads, and Spotify for streams. But that still leaves the door wide open for a company to embed up-to-lossless music in apps for smartphones and better-than-CD-quality music via the web, which is what he hopes to do with his Orastream platform.
It works by encouraging fans to install an app (demo here) where they can buy an album that streams at the highest sound quality a connection can support, or lets users download the music within the app at as high a quality as their hardware can handle. On a smartphone, that's CD quality, but the same purchase lets the buyer stream the music over the web to their computer as a 24-bit/192 kHz stream, if their sound hardware can handle it.
"You can choose streaming bit-rates for both the 'in-app' sync (for offline listening) and 'live' streams," said Tan via email. "For live stream, the current default is 512 kbps — change this setting to 'lossless.' When you are on a good network, the mobile music streams will be 16/44 full CD-audio quality."
You might not have heard of it yet, but a slew of smaller artists are already using it, including Brendan Benson, Freddy Clarke, Ora's Musical Wonderland, and Sydney Wayser. Tan told Evolver.fm that classic rockers Crosby Stills and Nash, Jackson Browne, and Creedence Clearwater Revival are currently working on their own Orastream releases.
"The product concept is new and evolving," added Tan. "Very soon, a buyer purchasing music albums in digital LPs will be able to store a copy in a personal cloud account; so as to be able to also access the albums from iOS and Android mobile devices and PC web-browsers. With web browser access, we will introduce up to 24/192 audio playback capability."
Between Neil Young's Pono player/format and these other bands getting in a similar spirit via Orastream, we're sensing a movement on the part of classic rockers to preserve their legacies at the highest sound quality available, even if that means circumventing the dominant distribution mechanisms for music.


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U.S. Women's Update - Jan. 19
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Jan. 19, 2010) - The current U.S. Women's National Team Weekly update released on Jan. 19 includes briefs on U.S. players competing overseas, player information, Volley-Tweets, trivia questions and much more.
For the complete PDF version including a complete list of players training at the team's facility at American Sports Centers in Anaheim, the U.S. international transfer list, 2009 season stats and other fan interaction sections, click here.
TRIVIA QUESTIONS: 1. Which three-time U.S. Women's Olympic Volleyball Team member played her first collegiate season at UC Santa Barbara before transferring to her graduating college? 2. Which U.S. Women's National Team member earned class valedictorian at Kentlake High School? 3. Who became a part of the USA Volleyball National Developmental Program after becoming the first program's participant in May 2002? Answers can be found on page three in the full PDF version (click here) of the current U.S. Women's National Team Weekly update.
TRAINING TRIP TO CHINA: The U.S. Women's National Training Team will travel to China Jan. 28 to Feb. 3 for an exhibition against Guangdong Evergrande Women's Volleyball Team of the Chinese professional league. The Chinese team is coached by 2008 U.S. Women's Olympic Team Head Coach "Jenny" Lang Ping and includes U.S. Women's National Team players Nicole Davis (Stockton, Calif.) and Christa Harmotto (Aliquippa, Pa.). The match is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 2 at the new Guangzhou Gymnasium in Guangzhou. An additional scrimmage may take place against Evergrande prior to the scheduled match. The American roster, led by U.S. Women's National Team Head Coach Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand), includes Jill Collymore (Bellevue, Wash.), Ellen Herman (Toledo, Ohio), Megan Hodge (Raleigh, N.C.), Heather Hughes (Fallbrook, Calif.), Katie Kimmich (Lakeside, Calif.) and Angie Pressey (Lake Mary, Fla.) as outside and opposite hitters. Middle blockers on the trip will be Mekana Barnes (Highlands Ranch, Colo.), Tracy Stalls (Denver) and Cheryl Weaver (Washington, D.C.). Setters are Alisha Glass (Leland, Mich.) and Bryn Kehoe (North Bend, Ohio). All but Glass, Herman and Hodge are currently training with the U.S. Women's National Team in Anaheim. Glass and Hodge, who recently helped Penn State win its third consecutive NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Championship last month, are seniors at Penn State and working to complete their degree requirements. Likewise, Herman is still senior at Ohio University. Collymore and Miyashiro finished their collegiate careers at the University of Washington last month. Liberos traveling to China will be Jessica Fine (Tarzana, Calif.) and Tamari Miyashiro (Kaneohe, Hawaii). The U.S. Women's National Training Team took a trip to China in spring of 2008 with Lang Ping leading a young group of American athletes playing against Chinese professional teams. The Chinese and American National Volleyball Teams have a healthy rivalry dating back 30 years, and the upcoming Feb. 2 match celebrates those 30 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
SECOND TRAINING SESSION STARTS: A total of 18 players are currently training with the U.S. Women's National Team during its second winter training block that ends April 9. Middle blockers include Jennifer Joines Tamas (Milpitas, Calif.), Tracy Stalls (Denver, Colo.), Alexis Crimes (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.), Cheryl Weaver (Washington, D.C.), Mekana Barnes (Highlands Ranch, Colo.) and Brittnee Cooper (Houston). Outside hitters/opposite include Heather Hughes (Fallbrook, Calif.), Angie Pressey (Lake Mary, Fla.), Katie Wilkins Kimmich (Lakeside, Calif.), Brittany Moore (Orange, Calif.), Jane Collymore (Seattle), Jill Collymore (Bellevue, Wash.) and Airial Salvo (Farmington, Utah). The three setters training include Courtney Thompson (Kent, Wash.), Nellie Spicer (Barrington, Ill.) and Bryn Kehoe (North Bend, Ohio). The libero position has Jessica Fine (Tarzana, Calif.) and Tamari Miyashiro (Kaneohe, Hawaii) training with the U.S. Women's National Team. Further, Foluke Akinradewo (Plantation, Fla.) and Lauren Paolini (Ann Arbor, Mich.) will join the training team in February. Some players could leave for pro opportunities or other circumstances, while the training group could expand at the end February following the U.S. Women's National Team Open Tryouts set for Feb. 19-21 at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs.
NATIONAL TEAM PLAYERS AT HP COACHES' CLINIC: Several U.S. Women's National Team players will take part in the upcoming USA Volleyball High Performance Coaches' Clinic set for Jan. 21-23 at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. Middle blockers Jennifer Joines Tamas (Milpitas, Calif.) and Tracy Stalls (Denver), outsides Heather Hughes (Fallbrook, Calif.) and Angie Pressey (Lake Mary, Fla.), and setters Bryn Kehoe (North Bend, Ohio) and Courtney Thompson (Kent, Wash.) will serve as demonstrators for the clinic. The theme for the clinic is "Getting Up to Speed for London" in reference to the site of the 2012 Olympic Games. For more details, visit http://www.usavolleyball.org/volleyball-disciplines/high-performance-indoor/coaches-clinic.html.
BOWN COMPETING FOR JESI: Heather Bown (Yorba Linda,Calif.), a three-time Olympian with the U.S. Women's National Team, is competing for Monte Schiavo Banca Marche Jesi in the Italian Serie A professional league. In a battle of two of the four teams tied for second place in the Serie A standings, Jesi defeated Chateau d'Ax Urbino Volley 25-21, 25-15, 25-21 on Jan. 16. Bown contributed a match-high 15 points as she was nearly unstable at the net, both on offense and defense. She compiled 10 kills on 17 attempts with only one error for a .529 hitting efficiency and 59 kill percent. Bown added five of her team's seven blocks in the victory. Jesi improves to 9-4 on the season and is in a tie for second place with MC-Carnaghi Villa Cortese as both teams have 26 points. Jesi faces sixth-place Yamamay Busto Arsizio on Jan. 31 in its next Serie A match.
TOM, ASYSTEL VOLLEY NOVARA: Logan Tom (Salt Lake City, Utah), a three-time Olympian and member of the 2008 U.S. Olympic Games silver medal roster, is competing for Asystel Volley Novara in the Italian Serie A professional league this winter. In Italian Serie A action, Novara topped RebecchliLupa Piacenza 19-25, 25-22, 25-22, 25-23 on Jan. 17. Tom posted a match-high 24 points as she knocked down 23 kills on 56 attempts to go with one block. She held a 63 positive serve reception percent on 24 attempts. Novara improves to 7-6 on the season and is in eighth place with 19 points. Novara takes on Cfg Recycle Florens Castellana Grotte on Jan. 31 in its next Serie A match. Novara concluded its CEV Indesit Champions League Pool D on Jan. 19 with a 20-25, 25-21, 25-19, 25-23, 15-9 loss to Russia's Zarechie Odintsovo. Despite the loss, Novara will advance to the next round as it won the pool with a 4-2 record, one match ahead of Odinstovo and Bank BPS Fakro Muszynianka of Poland.
BERG PUSHING ITALIAN TEAM TO TOP: Lindsey Berg (Honolulu), a setter on the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team which won the silver medal in Beijing, is playing for MC-Carnaghi Villa Cortese of the Italian Serie A professional league this winter. Cortese swept Foppapedretti Bergamo 25-20, 32-30, 25-22 on Jan. 17 in a match of second-place teams. Berg did not play in the contest. Cortese improves to 9-4 on the season and maintains its second-place ranking with Monte Schiavo Banca Marche Jesi. Cortese will play Zoppas Industries Conegliano on Jan. 31 in its next Serie A match. To follow Berg throughout the season, check out her blog at http://lindseyberg.blogspot.com/.
NNAMANI, GLASS PACING PROSTEJOV IN CZECH REPUBLIC: Ogonna Nnamani (Bloomington, Ill.) and Kim Glass (Lancaster, Pa.) continue to lead their Czech Republic professional team Prostejov to a 15-0 start. Glass scored a match-high 16 points with 14 kills coming off 22 attempts with just one error to go with two blocks. She added a 55 excellent reception percent on a team-high 20 attempts. Nnamani came off the bench as a reserve in the third set and contributed two attack attempts. Glass and Nnamani's team will return to Czech Republic League action on Jan. 23 with a match against Liberec, which is in last place. Prostejov concluded its CEV Indesit Champions League Pool C first round schedule on Jan. 19 with a 25-20, 25-22, 25-21 loss to Fenerbahce Acebadem of Turkey. Both Glass and Nnamani scored nine points in the match as Prostejov ended the first round with a 2-4 record.
RICHARDS, SYKORA HELPING OMICHKA TO RUSSIAN FOREFRONT: Kristin Richards (Orem, Utah), an outside hitter and 2008 U.S. Olympic Team alternate, and three-time U.S. Olympian Stacy Sykora (Burleson, Texas) are playing in the Russia Super League with Omichka in Omsk. Omichka defeated Dinamo-Yantar 25-27, 25-21, 25-13, 17-25, 15-12 on Jan. 16 to improve to 9-2 on the season and is currently tied for first place with Dinamo Moscow as both teams have 20 points (although Dinamo Russia has played one less match). Richards, who started the first two sets and came off the bench in the fourth set and started the tiebreaker, tallied seven points with four kills, one block and two aces. Sykora, the libero for Omichka, handled 38 of the team's 89 service receptions with a 50 percent positive rating. On the other side of the net, Nicole Fawcett (Zanesfield, Ohio) scored 14 points in a starting role with 12 kills and two blocks. Fawcett recently joined Yantar after her first season with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team. Omichka faces Indesit on Jan. 23 as it attempts to earn its 10th victory of the season. Fawcett and Yantar look to get back in the win column on Jan. 23 against Khabarovsk.
LARSON HELPS DINAMO KAZAN TO WIN: Jordan Larson (Hooper, Neb.) is playing in her first professional season of her career in the Russia Superliga with Dinamo Kazan. On Jan. 16, she helped her squad to a 22-25, 25-23, 25-22, 24-26, 17-15 victory over Indesit. Statistics for the match are unavailable at this time. Kazan improves to 5-6 on the season and is in a fifth-place tie with 16 points. Dinamo Kazan returns to action on Jan. 23 against Zarechie-Odintsovo.
DAVIS, HARMOTTO WITH LANG PING: Nicole Davis (Stockton, Calif.), the libero on the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team that won the silver medal, and Christa Harmotto (Aliquippa, Pa.) are playing for Guangdong Evergrande Volleyball Club in the Chinese Professional League under the direction of "Jenny" Lang Ping, who served as head coach for Team USA at the 2008 Olympic Games. After a four-set victory over Hu Jin on Jan. 13, Guangdong remains undefeated through the first 10 rounds of the regular season. The team has secured its spot in next year's A Division with two matches remaining. Established in 2009, the Evergrande team is the first of its kind in the Anta China Women's Volleyball League as it is the only non-provincial/city-run team. Despite being in the B Division of the league, the squad has received unprecedented media coverage as Central Chinese Television (CCTV) has rebroadcast all of the team's home matches. League action concludes on Jan. 26, just in time to reunite with members of the U.S. Women's National Training Team. Team USA travel to China to train and face Evergrande in a Feb. 2 exhibition match in Guangzhou. Davis was part of a similar U.S. training trip to China in the spring of 2008 prior to the Olympic Games in Beijing. For a recent news article on the team's success, visit http://www.evergrande.com/EN/news/newsinfo.aspx?ID=555.
METCALF GEARING UP FOR BRAZIL START: Nancy Metcalf (Hull, Iowa), a member of the 2004 U.S. Olympic Games roster, is in Brazil playing for Usiminas/Minas of the Brazilian Superliga. Usiminas blanked Sao Bernardo 25-19, 25-17, 25-12 on Jan. 16 to improve to 5-4 on the season. Metcalf charted a match-high 20 points, double the next closest scorer on the evening. She tallied 15 kills on 27 attacks to go with a team-high five blocks. Usiminas challenges Sport/Banco BMG on Jan. 21 in its next match.
BARBOZA STARTS PROFESSIONAL CAREER: Cynthia Barboza (Long Beach, Calif.), an outside hitter with the U.S. Women's National Team and alternate on both the 2004 and 2008 Olympic Games rosters, is playing in her first professional volleyball season in Japan V-League with Toray. As a sub on Jan. 16 against Toyota, Barboza entered as a sub in the third set and scored one point as her team won 25-14, 25-22, 25-18. Barboza subbed into a Jan. 17 five-set loss (23-25, 17-25, 25-16, 26-24, 15-12) to undefeated JT and provided one kill on four attempts in the third set alone. Toray, now 6-4 on the season and in fourth place, travels to Ibaraki on Jan. 23 and 24 for matches against Okayama and Hisamitsu.
McCUTCHEON AMONG SPEAKERS AT HP COACHES' CLINIC: Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand) will serve as one of the featured speakers at USA Volleyball's Seventh Annual High Performance Coaches' Clinic held Jan. 21-23 at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. The clinic theme is "Getting Up to Speed for London" in reference to the site of the 2012 Olympic Games. In conjunction with the USA Volleyball High Performance Coaches' Clinic, the USAV Coaching Accreditation Program (CAP) will have additional CAP Level II on Jan. 20-21 and CAP Level III on Jan. 21-24 at the U.S. Olympic Training Center. For more information on the clinic, click here.
U.S. WOMEN'S NATIONAL TEAM OPEN TRYOUTS: USA Volleyball will hold its annual open tryouts for the U.S. Women's National Team and Associated Training Programs Feb. 19-21, 2010, at the U.S. Olympic Training Center (USOTC) in Colorado Springs, Colo. Hugh McCutcheon, the U.S. Women's National Team Head Coach, will lead the evaluation process for the tryout. As part of the tryout, athletes will compete for spots on the U.S. Women's Volleyball National Team program and the U.S. Women's Senior A2 teams. The U.S. Women's National Team program is open to athletes who have concluded their college eligibility and who wish to train full-time. This program could begin as early as February 2010, or when an athlete's scholastic or professional club season has concluded. Athletes who will have remaining collegiate eligibility may still participate in the program with participation beginning May 2010 or when their scholastic calendar ends. For the full press release, click here.
TRIVIA ANSWERS: 1. Heather Bown; 2. Courtney Thompson; Tracy Stalls


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The Following article originated at and is taken from DiscoverTheNetworks.com
The American Constitution Society for Law and Policy (ACS) is a Washington, DC-based think tank claiming to have approximately 22,000 affiliates nationwide—mostly law students, law professors, practicing attorneys, and judges. In addition to its student chapters at some 165 law schools across the United States, the organization also maintains professional chapters in 30 cities.
ACS was officially co-founded by Walter E. Dellinger III (who served as Bill Clinton's Solicitor General in 1996-97) and Peter J. Rubin (a Georgetown law professor who was counsel to Al Gore in the two Supreme Court cases involving the Florida presidential recount controversy in 2000). Dellinger and Rubin launched ACS on July 30, 2001, with the stated goal of countering the influence of the Federalist Society, whose conservative views were allegedly corrupting young minds in law schools from coast to coast.
ACS operates on a yearly budget of several million dollars, a portion of which is used to publish a journal and to organize working groups that produce white papers on various topics related to the law. Several foundations have contributed large sums of money to ACS, most notably the Streisand Foundation, the Deer Creek Foundation, the Ford Foundation, George Soros' Open Society Institute, the Overbrook Foundation, and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
ACS aggressively recruits and indoctrinates young law students, with the ultimate objective of helping them rise to positions of power within the legal system—and thereby dragging all of American jurisprudence further to the political left.
One tactic by means of which ACS effectively influences the minds of law students and young attorneys is to give them first-hand exposure to the passionately articulated agendas of America's leading leftists. Toward that end, ACS conventions typically feature high-profile guest speakers like Eric Holder, Ralph Nader, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, Russ Feingold, Tom Harkin, Ted Kennedy, John Edwards, Sherrod Brown, Tammy Baldwin, Rosa DeLauro, Jesse Jackson Jr., John Lewis, Jan Schakowsky, Al Gore, Senator Chuck Schumer, Rep. Barney Frank, former Attorney General Janet Reno, former Assistant Attorney General Bill Lann Lee, Harvard law professor Charles Ogletree, and communist icon Angela Davis.
When addressing ACS audiences, these speakers commonly engage in inflammatory rhetoric aimed at stoking the passions of the left. At an ACS event on June 24, 2004, for instance, Al Gore likened President George W. Bush to the Roman dictator Julius Caesar and accused Republicans of monitoring the Internet with "digital Brown Shirts" prepared to ambush any journalist who dared to criticize America's war effort in Iraq. He accused President Bush of authorizing "what plainly amounts to the torture of prisoners," and of labeling "any law or treaty" which "attempts to constrain his treatment of prisoners in time of war" as "a violation of the Constitution." Gore further accused the President of asserting "that he has the inherent power … to launch an invasion of any nation on Earth, at any time he chooses, for any reason he wishes, even if that nation poses no imminent threat to the United States." And he said that Bush had declared himself "no longer subject to the rule of law so long as he is acting in his role as Commander in Chief."
In its Mission Statement, ACS laments that "[i]n recent years, an activist conservative legal movement has gained influence—eroding [the] enduring values" of "individual rights and liberties, genuine equality, access to justice, democracy and the rule of law."
While condemning what it calls "judicial activism" by conservative judges, ACS in fact encourages judicial activism by the left. To cultivate such a spirit, the organization has initiated a working group under the heading "Constitutional Interpretation and Change," which seeks to "debunk" the "neutral-sounding theories of … originalism and strict construction" that "ideological conservatives" purportedly have used to smear "judges with whom they disagree as judicial activists who make up law instead of interpreting it." This working group is part of ACS's "The Constitution in the 21st Century" project, which aims "to promote positive, much-needed change in our legal and policy landscape," "to formulate and advance a progressive vision of our Constitution and laws," and "to popularize progressive ideas through papers, conferences and media outreach."
ACS also administers a number of additional working groups. One of these is "Access to Justice," which condemns "efforts to … insulate wrongdoers from suit, limit remedies and deprive legal aid services of resources." This initiative is co-chaired by Lucas Guttentag (a national director of the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project, which seeks to expand the rights and liberties of illegal aliens); Marianne Lado (a former staff attorney with the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund); and Bill Lann Lee (the Clinton administration's top civil rights prosecutor from 1997 to 2001).
ACS's "Criminal Justice" working group produces and disseminates reports founded on the premise that "racial inequality permeates the [justice] system from arrest through sentencing." A noteworthy co-chair of this project is Professor David Cole, a staff attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) who has defended such abetters of Islamic terrorism as the radical attorney Lynne Stewart and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad operative Sami Al-Arian.
The aims of ACS's "Democracy and Voting" (D&V) working group are broadly consistent with those of ACORN. Specifically, D&V "identifies barriers to political participation that stem from race, redistricting, the partisan and incompetent administration of elections, registration difficulties, [and] felon disenfranchisement." One ACS Board member, George Washington University (GWU) law professor Spencer Overton, contends that instituting a photo ID requirement for voters would disenfranchise "political groups whose members are less likely to bring ID to the polls." The D&V project is co-chaired by Julie Fernandes, who served as Special Assistant to President Clinton at the White House Domestic Policy Council; Sam Hirsch, who has longstanding ties to the Democratic National Committee; Pamela Karlan, a former attorney for the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund; and Nina Perales, who has served as Counsel for the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF) and the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund.
ACS's "Equality and Liberty" working group is devoted to "combating inequality resulting from race, color, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, disability, age and other factors." The project's co-chairs include Paul Wolfson, who currently represents the Texas chapter of the NAACP; Nina Pillard, a former fellow at the ACLU who also worked for the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund and for President Clinton's Office of the Solicitor General; and Alan Jenkins, who has had close ties to the Ford Foundation, the Clinton Justice Department, the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, the ACLU, and the Center for Community Change.
The "Economic, Workplace and Environmental Regulation" working group "encompasses a broad range of issues" including "workplace democracy, climate change and the enforcement of environmental laws, the regulatory process, corporate governance, and wealth inequality."
The "Religion Clauses" working group "provides a forum for discussion about the meaning and interpretation of the Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses and also investigates broader questions regarding religion in America -- including the appropriate relationship between church and state in contemporary society." The group's co-chairs include Bill Marshall (who served as Deputy White House Counsel and Deputy Assistant to President Clinton) and Melissa Rogers (who previously served as Executive Director of the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, a project supported by the Pew Charitable Trusts).
The "Separation of Powers and Federalism" working group was established by ACS to "promote the ability of government at all levels to pursue progressive policies," and to counter what it describes as the Bush administration's efforts to "increase … executive power at the expense of the other branches of the federal government." This project is co-chaired by three people who worked for the Clinton Justice Department—Preeta Bansal, Neil J. Kinkopf, and Christopher Schroeder—as well as by Simon Lazarus, who served on President Jimmy Carter's White House Domestic Policy Staff.
Through its "International Law and the Constitution" working group, ACS disparages American law as antiquated and inequitable, and calls on judges to make American jurisprudence subservient to United Nations treaties and European Court of Human Rights decisions. Co-chairing this group are Jamil Dakwar, a former Human Rights Watch staffer who currently directs the ACLU's Human Rights Program; Catherine Powell, a Board member of Human Rights Watch; and Cindy Soohoo, Director of the Center for Reproductive Rights' Domestic Legal Program.
With an eye toward cultivating ever-new generations of leftists in the future, ACS has developed a "Constitution in the Classroom" program whereby volunteers, under the banner of "education," indoctrinate young students across the United States.
In June 2008, ACS Board of Advisors member Eric Holder, whom president-elect Barack Obama would name as his top choice for Attorney General five months later, spoke at an ACS convention. Predicting an Obama victory in the November election, Holder told his audience that the U.S. would soon be "run by progressives." "With this new administration that will be taking its place in January of 2009," he elaborated, "… we are going to be looking for people who share our values." A "substantial number of those people" were likely to be ACS members, added Holder.
A December 11, 2008 New York Times piece reported: "[O]bservers expect that the Obama team will turn to [ACS] members to fill subcabinet positions and judgeships." By that time, a number of major ACS figures already had secured positions in the forthcoming Obama administration:
As it was composed in December 2008, ACS's Board of Directors also included a large roster of additional leftist luminaries. Among these were:
ACS's Board of Advisors (as of December 2008) was similarly populated with a host of leftists, including:
One particularly influential former member of the ACS Board of Advisors, Hillary Clinton, is President Obama's Secretary of State.
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Looking at how the actual fabric and cloth can create a new shape, a new form, Tisci fused the grunge look with femininity. Black was used as a background but pops of autumnal tones, floral and even Bambi, yes, that Bambi, spruced up the collection and again transformed it from the 1990s grunge style of yesterday to a womanly and modern take on the trend.
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The volume of information needed to make efficient and ethical policy decisions regarding HIV treatment as prevention is vast, and mathematical models can help pull the information together and structure it in a useful way. One focus of the collection is to evaluate the utility of these models by assessing the level of consistency between them - and between the models and data collected from the real world.
The choice of which particular groups to expand access to ART to depends on a wide range of considerations including, for example, which groups are easiest to access and which groups are most likely to reduce onward transmission. Decisions regarding HIV treatment as prevention are not only practical but ethical, argue leading authors in the series; as health policy on HIV prevention is limited by resource constraints, the authors review how to expand the provision of ART and who to expand it to.
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Switch On Your Brain
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St. Petersburg before the turn of the twentieth century was one of the greatest cities (THE greatest in some opinions) of Europe. It was a magnet for European intellectuals and artists and bons vivants. That's where grandma Marija Jurikas headed to find gainful employment and perhaps adventure. She might demur if I described her as a small, stubborn woman. But when middle class women were supposed to stay at home, marry well, and demonstrate domestic virtues, Marija left the family home in rural Latvia with her skills and a longing to see and be part of something new.
In 2006 I saw where Marija lived in St. Petersburg. She was employed by Baron Kusov as the family seamstress and dressmaker.A 1910 city directory described Vladimir Alexeyevich Kusov as a state councillor, a technical director of the Mariinsky Theatre, treasurer of the Emperor's Russian theatre society, and a sponsor of St. Alexander Nevsky church. His mansion is on the boulevard embankment of the Neva River on Vasilievsky Island. Marija designed and made the fashionable dresses for Kusov's wife and daughters. With a seat at the head butler's table for meals, she had high ranking in the domestic pecking order.
A short carriage ride would take Marija to the Mariinsky for some of the continent's most exciting operas and ballets. All of Kusov's household were able to take advantage of regular seating in the famed, fairytale theatre because of his position there. The Mariinsky was built in 1860
Marija was born in 1872 in Lade parish near the town of Limbazi. Limbazi is just east of Latvia's northern Gulf of Riga coast. We don't know how or where she was trained, but her workmanship was exquisite. It included not only dressmaking and designing, but related details like embroidery, smocking, crochet, tatting, knitting, and other hand crafts. She was probably in Petersburg in the 1890s and early 1900s. However, she migrated to Switzerland at some point, before embarking to visit her brothers in Canada in 1908, at the age of 36. The ship's manifest said she was 32. It's a bit of a mystery why she hadn't married by that time, but brothers Janis and Paul remedied that. They knew a handsome young Latvian man in Port Arthur, Ontario, an excellent candidate. They decided to marry in 1912. Now I know why my mother was an only child. Even though Marija's age kept slipping downwards in various documents, typically for a woman of her time, she was 41 when she gave birth.
Marija's handiwork and sense of fashion never ended, even in a Canadian "outpost." She always wore the garnet earrings which were a gift from the Kusov family. Oh how I longed for the European sophistication of pierced ears, as a child! To her daughter's dismay, she crafted her clothing by the latest Parisian styles, to the general ridicule of her conventional small-town classmates. Exquisite details were worked into the tiny dresses for grandchildren. Many of them survive, including a christening gown. She made me several dolls, the like of which I've never seen since. You turned the beautifully dressed doll upside down and a second doll appeared in a completely different outfit. The voluminous skirts hid the surprise.
Surely the next time I'm in St. Petersburg the ballet season will be on. White Nights!


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