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Restore and replenish at our Texas Hill Country Spa, located in the loft space at Thelma's Cottage. Our goal is to expand the way you experience the peaceful environment at our Hill Country inn. Not only can you get a massage or facial at our Texas day spa, you can also enjoy lunch with a special spa package. For more pampering details, take a look at our spa brochure. To make an appointment, please call us at 512-268-1617. We hope you emerge relaxed and transformed.
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A New Jersey mother has filed a lawsuit after her breast-feeding video was turned into porn and posted all over the Internet.
MaryAnn Sahoury agreed in January 2010 to demonstrate nursing techniques for an instructional video to help other moms, reports CBS.
The video was posted to Parents TV's YouTube channel, where someone ripped it and edited in sexual acts performed by a woman who looks like Sahoury, according to the report. She was later horrified to find it on dozens of porn websites, with both her name and her baby daughter's name in it.
Sahoury is suing Meredith Corp., the parent company of Parents TV, for breach of contract.
Meredith said in a statement it is investigating the ordeal.
"We took immediate action, hiring leading law firms and online specialists to file take-down demands, clear online caches and create positive references," the statement said.
"We took these actions even though Ms. Sahoury signed a release authorizing use of the video across all media platforms, and holding Meredith harmless for any potential misuse of the video by a third party."
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Climate change didn't happen on its own.
Our global extraction, transport and use of fossil fuels causes global warming and climate change, sickens thousands of Americans and poisons our air and water.But a brighter future is possible. Over the next three years, Greenpeace will:
1. Join local communities to shut down dangerous, dirty coal plants all across the United States, and support them in a transition to a renewable future. Read More.2. Advocate for strong laws to curb global warming and put America on a path to clean energy.3. Expose climate deniers, like the Koch Brothers, and hold them publicly accountable for providing millions of dollars to lobby against climate and clean energy policies.4. Kick-start an Energy Revolution by advocating for clean-energy solutions like solar and wind power.
Research has shown that with current technology, renewable energy sources like wind, solar, and geo-thermal can provide almost all of our primary energy demand.Join the movement to get coal out of the way of clean energy, and give our elected officials the courage they need to protect our health and environment.
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Greenpeace activists display a condemned sign in front of the Capitol Power Plant in Washington, D.C., Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2009. Greenpeace is part of a national coalition of more than 40 environmental, public health, labor, social justice,...
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Beg, Borrow, and Steal (016)
Hi everyone! Beg, Borrow, and Steal time!
These posts are my take on the In My Mailbox meme hosted by Kristi over at The Story Siren. Just a way to showcase the books in my life, because not all of them will be reviewed.
Let's see what fantastic books came my way this past week…
Books I absolutely had to have.
The Space Between by Brenna Yovanoff
I absolutely LOVED The Replacement, so couldn't wait to get my hands on this!
Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi
Review forthcoming.
I am so in love with this book so far.
Tahereh Mafi is seriously my new literary hero.
Checked out from the library.
Local Girls by Alice Hoffman
Nine Pound Hammer by John Claude Bemis
Steampunk set in historical America? Yes, please.
Received for review, or via giveaway.
Born at Midnight by C. C. Hunter
Thanks to Goodreads.com & St. Martin's Press for the giveaway!
Adventures in Funeral Crashing by Milda Harris
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Santa Rosa County will no longer be handling the recycling program after voting to contract out the service during a Jan. 19 regular board meeting.
The board of commissioners agreed to transfer the recycling program to West Florida Recycling. District 2 Commissioner Bob Cole was pleased to finally have the decision reached. "I brought this to the board, researched this and got it passed," he said.
According to Cole, the move will save the county between $250,000 and $400,000 a year, with the county receiving $50,000 from West Florida Recycling. The cost savings will come from the county no longer needing to allocate funds for capital expenses to replace equipment and pay employees.
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District administrators and principals own more smartphones and tablets than the general U.S. adult population, according to Project Tomorrow's most recent "Speak Up 2011″ report. The study included responses from 814 district and 3,319 school administrators, noting that more than 70% of school administrators own smartphones (compared with 46% of adults across the U.S.). And of the district administrators with smartphones or tablets, 41% are evaluating "Bring Your Own Technology" initiatives, and 13% are piloting them. The report also indicates that administrators are considering digital content and e-textbooks to cut costs and move away from being reliant on textbook publishers. Of the administrators who use digital content, the majority mentioned five benefits of bringing digital content into the curriculum:
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- With Mayo Clinic Alzheimer's disease specialist
Ronald Petersen, M.D.
Risk factors (2)
- Alzheimer's: Can a head injury increase my risk?
- Oophorectomy (ovary removal): A risk factor for dementia?
Symptoms (1)
- Sundowning: Late-day confusion
Tests and diagnosis (2)
- Rapidly progressing Alzheimer's: Something else?
- Alzheimer's test: Detection at the earliest stages
Complications (1)
- Phantosmia: What causes olfactory hallucinations?
Treatments and drugs (3)
- Alzheimer's nose spray: New Alzheimer's treatment?
- Folic acid supplements: Can they slow cognitive decline?
- Vitamin B-12: Can it improve memory in Alzheimer's?
Lifestyle and home remedies (2)
- Music and Alzheimer's: Can it help?
- Alzheimer's: Can a Mediterranean diet lower my risk?
Alternative medicine (5)
- Huperzine A: Can it treat Alzheimer's?
- Axona: Medical food to treat Alzheimer's
- Phosphatidylserine supplements: Can they improve memory?
- see all in Alternative medicine
Coping and support (1)
- Elder care for Alzheimer's: Choosing a provider
Alzheimer's test: Detection at the earliest stages
I read about experimental Alzheimer's tests that can detect early stages of the disease. Are these really helpful?
from Ronald Petersen, M.D.
An important first step in developing a treatment plan for any disease is having a clear diagnosis. New Alzheimer's tests may help with early detection of the disease. However, before these become widely available, more research is needed to determine who might benefit from them and what they reveal about the progression of Alzheimer's and other diseases.
- Biomarker test. Researchers have proposed an Alzheimer's test that measures two proteins, beta-amyloid and tau, in cerebrospinal fluid. The doctor removes a sample of the fluid that surrounds your brain and spinal cord by using a needle inserted into your spinal canal (lumbar puncture). The fluid is examined for evidence of abnormal development of beta-amyloid proteins, which form plaques, and tau proteins, which form tangles. Both plaques and tangles are thought to contribute to the development of Alzheimer's disease. These proteins can help identify people with mild Alzheimer's disease and mild cognitive impairment (MCI) who are likely to progress to more-serious forms of the disease.
- Brain imaging (neuroimaging). Brain imaging — using equipment to record images of changes in the brain — is another area of research. Researchers are studying use of imaging techniques, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and positron emission tomography (PET) scans, used in conjunction with radiotracers. These radiotracers are charged particles that "light up" Alzheimer's affected areas in images of the brain — for example, by attaching to proteins associated with Alzheimer's disease.
- Cognitive assessment. Technology is also being used to develop software for computer-based assessments that detect cognitive changes and may be useful in the early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.
Early detection and diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease is an important goal. Early intervention with medications may slow the progression of the disease and provide a better opportunity to plan for the future.
Next questionPhantosmia: What causes olfactory hallucinations?
- Shaw LM, et al. Cerebrospinal fluid biomarker signature in Alzheimer's disease neuroimaging initiative subjects. Annals of Neurology. 2009;65:403.
- Petersen RC (expert opinion). Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. July 2, 2011.
- Inside the brain: An interactive tour. Alzheimer's Association. http://www.alz.org/alzheimers_disease_4719.asp. Accessed June 29, 2011.
- Earlier diagnosis. Alzheimer's Association. http://www.alz.org/research/science/earlier_alzheimers_diagnosis.asp. Accessed June 30, 2011.
- Maruff P, et al. Validity of the CogState Brief Battery: Relationship to standardized tests and sensitivity to cognitive impairment in mild traumatic brain injury, schizophrenia, and AIDS dementia complex. Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology. 24;2:165.


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Barbara Lynn Rowan and William Paul Wischerman are announcing their engagement. She is a daughter of Shirley Rowan of 2403 Eastbrook Road and the late Fred Rowan. He is a son of William and Debbie Wischerman of 2050 Moravia St.
The bride-to-be is a 1998 graduate of Lawrence County Career and Technical Center. She works in the dietary department at Shenango Presbyterian SeniorCare.
Her future groom graduated from Lawrence County Career and Technical Center in 1999, and served in the Navy from 1999 to 2003. He is employed at Gardan Manufacturing.
Their wedding is planned for Oct. 5, 2013, at the pavilion at Cascade Park.
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Just been surfing the net reading up on hormones and ran into this. I dont think this is anything new, but it gives a decent layman's term explanation of Testosterone levels during a workout/strength training session:
Interview with Lyle McDonald on facts about fitness site
Q. Although you're probably best known in the industry for your diet books, you also have a massive amount of knowledge and experience in other areas, particularly strength training. One subject I think readers might be interested in is the hormonal response to exercise. Many people are told to keep the length of their workouts down to 45 minutes or less on the basis that testosterone levels drop and cortisol levels rise after this point. Is this good advice or not?
A. This is going to be another one of those yes and no types of answers.
On the one hand, the idea that testosterone drops after 45 minutes is one of those ideas that falls into the "If you repeat something enough times, it will become accepted dogma."
The idea supposedly came from Bulgarian Olympic lifting coach Ivan Abadjaev who claimed that androgen levels dropped after 30-40 minutes and who pioneered the idea of keeping his athletes in the gym all damn day by having them train for 30 minutes, rest 30 minutes, train again, etc.
As time has passed, it's come out that the main impetus behind his training schedule had more to do with controlling his athletes, simply exhausting them every day to keep them from partying and staying up late.
Just keep them in the gym for 12 hours per day by breaking training up into lots of tiny segments (this probably also allowed them to train intensely at each session) and they go home and sleep when training is over. Bulgaria, under new coaching has moved to a much more traditional system of training with 2-hour workouts as the norm.
As well, what I've seen of American research has never supported the idea of a drop in testosterone, and you can find plenty of successful athletes who spend far more time than that in the gym. Powerlifters, who are often taking very long rests between sets and having to muck with gear are often training 2-3 hours at a stretch.
This isn't to say that the idea of keeping your workouts high quality is a bad one. Certainly, I think that most bodybuilders spend too much unproductive time in the weight room doing too many sets of too many unnecessary exercises. For the natural athlete, quality should predominate over quantity for sure.
But I think setting some arbitrary time limit like 45 or 60 minutes is missing the point. Basically, I think the idea may be useful as sort of a check to keep people from wasting energy and time doing endless sets of useless exercises in the gym, but I don't think it's an absolute. When I train people, I'd say 60-90 minutes is about average. Much more than that and quality falls off too much.
Certainly, shorter workouts tend to be higher quality. By the end of a 2-hour workout, you're unlikely to be putting much effort into things. There is also the issue of crashing blood glucose and a potential increase in cortisol because of it.
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Gerald Finleys work in opera has been founded on Mozart (Glyndebourne, Salzburg, Vienna, Met, Covent Garden), as well as championing new repertoire, most notably in premieres as J Robert Oppenheimer in Adamss Dr Atomic and as Howard K Stern in Mark-Anthony Turnages Anna Nicole. His concert recording work is equally prestigious, including Brittens War Requiem and Vaughan Williamss A Sea Symphony. He has also premiered new works by Turnage, Saariaho, Philips, Picker and Lieberson. Gerald Finley works regularly as a recitalist with Julius Drake, appearing throughout Europe and North America, and is a frequent guest at Londons Wigmore Hall. His Hyperion recordings with Julius Drake, including songs by Ives, Ravel, Schumann, and a compilation titled The Ballad Singer, have all been widely praised.
Gerald Finley began singing as a chorister in Ottawa, Canada, and continued his musical studies in the United Kingdom at the Royal College of Music, Kings College, Cambridge, and the National Opera Studio. His stage development has included success in Wagner roles such as Hans Sachs and Amfortas. Gerald Finley is a Fellow of the Royal College of Music, where he is a visiting professor.


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Sam Houston State University Sociology Department is pleased to announce the introduction of its full online Master's Program. Students are able to take all required courses and fullfill the program's requirements online.
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Flat knitting machine manufacturer Shima Seiki has announced the opening of a new sales and service office in Cambodia's capital city of Phnom-Penh.
Shima Seiki (Hong Kong) Cambodia Branch is the latest addition to the Japanese company's efforts to strengthen the Shima Seiki sales and service network in the Asian region.
Other network locations include Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, Korea and Thailand. An opening ceremony will take place in due course.
The announcement comes at a time when Cambodia's knitwear industry is developing mainly due to lower labour costs compared with mainland China.
As the Hong Kong subsidiary of Shima Seiki Mfg., Ltd., Shima Seiki (Hong Kong) provides Shima computerized knitting machine trading and technical services to customers in Hong Kong, Macau and in mainland China. The company aims to provide the best possible means to benefit the knit fashion industry in Hong Kong and China.
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- Sales of Shima Seiki knitting machines, design systems and glove knitting machines
- A fully functioning showroom with the latest in knitting machines and design systems
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- Spare Parts Department and Technical Service Section work together provide machine and spare parts installation service
- A set of tutorials and training programs to help customers or educational institutes to understand the use of the pattern drawing software, pattern drawing
- A full knit sample library to browse through and inspire customers to new levels
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Preventing Infections in the Hospital: Steps for Hospital Staff and Patients
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I worked as a DIT on a high end commercial production last week, and had issues with 2 16GB RED CF cards failing in the field. We had no problem until two days into the shoot. Late in day 2 one card came out of our B camera and was placed into a card reader, it didn't mount on the desktop. We put the card back in the camera and nothing showed up. I contacted RED and sent the card back for data recovery the following morning. The next shoot day, day 3, everything was back to normal. We were shooting with our A camera and mid way through the morning the camera recorded three clips to a card just fine, and then on the fourth clip it froze during it's POSTING operation for about ten minutes. I hit record again to see if I could end the cycle and then after no response hit Power. That card was not readable by a card reader or the camera again. I sent that back to RED last week.
We had two different cards fail in two different camera bodies. The weather was mid sixties, no rain. One of the cards never reached the flash card reader in the computer, so it wasn't a Lexar card reader malfunction.
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Over the weekend, the first commercial spacecraft performs flawlessly, freeing NASA to concentrate on putting astronauts on asteroids and sending them to Mars.
Scientists in Israel successfully used skin cells to create a heart muscle, the first step toward doing away with the need for transplants and artificial pumping devices.
Closer to home, hundreds of high school seniors went out into the world, full of enthusiasm and trepidation. Some of them will succeed. And some of those successes will change the world.
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Service date:
Thursday, September 27, 2012 - 10:00am * Prelude
* Hymn, 346, vv. 1-3,
Death Is Dead, the True Life Liveth
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* Reading: Hebrews 11:17-19
* Homily
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* Hymn, 346, v. 4, Jesus, death's destroyer…
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Hebrews 11:17-19 By faith Abraham, when he was tested, offered up Isaac, and he who had received the promises offered up his only begotten son,
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ABC's "The Chew" Bites Into 500th Episode
By Frazier Moore | Monday Dec 2, 2013
When ABC's "The Chew" premiered in September 2011, it begged the question: Was it biting off more than a show like this could chew? Well, maybe not. On Tuesday in its regular 1 p.m. EST time slot, "The Chew" marks its 500th edition.
Best Bites From the New York City Wine & Food Festival
By EDGE | Sunday Sep 15, 2013
The New York Wine & Food Festival returns for year number six as the city welcomes the world's leading chefs, mixologists, restaurateurs and culinary experts for a four-day extravaganza Oct. 17-20. Here are EDGE's top picks for the true gourmand.
Human Rights Campaign to Host Second Annual Chefs for Equality
By EDGE | Monday Aug 26, 2013
DC's top chefs are coming together for the second annual Chefs for Equality -- a benefit for the Human Rights Campaign, which supports LGBT equality.
John Besh's Family Table
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The new 26-part TV series "Chef John Besh's Family Table" premieres this spring, featuring recipes from the New Orleans-based restaurateur.
Sun WineFest at Mohegan Sun Celebrates 10 Years
By EDGE | Thursday Jan 24, 2013
Looking to escape the cold, dull city this weekend? Mohegan Sun celebrates its 10th Annual Sun WineFest Jan. 25-27 with an array of food tasting, culinary demonstrations and free-flowing cocktail parties.
The Van Akens Co-Author "My Key West Kitchen"
Thursday Dec 13, 2012
Long before Jimmy Buffett wrote "Margaritaville" about Key West, James Beard award-winning chef Norman Van Aken had already pledged allegiance to the magical little scrap of land at the end of the rainbow
Chef Ben Ford of Ford's Filling Station to Headline Yuma Lettuce Days
Saturday Nov 3, 2012
Chef Ben Ford, owner of Ford's Filling Station in Culver City, Calif. - and son of actor Harrison Ford - will be the headline chef at Yuma Lettuce Days.
Debut Book by Two Michelin-Starred Chef Sat Bains
Thursday Oct 25, 2012
The eagerly anticipated literary debut from chef Sat Bains reveals the first insight into the food and philosophies of the two Michelin-starred chef. "Too Many Chiefs Only One Indian" follows the celebrated tasting menu format of Restaurant Sat Bains.
Tea at The Lambs Club
By Mark Thompson | Thursday Oct 4, 2012
Named for Charles Lamb, the renowned 19th-century London drama critic and eminent essayist, The Lambs Club, located in The Chatwal New York, recently introduced an Afternoon Tea service featuring Grand Crus teas from the renowned house Le Palais des Thés.
Award-Winning Iron Chef Named as Sous Chef at The Phoenician
Saturday Sep 15, 2012
Hilson has cooked on many occasions at the James Beard House in New York, and has also created special culinary offerings for such luminaries as former President George W. Bush, Barbra Streisand, the late Princess Diana, Richard Branson and Billy Joel.
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Elizabeth MacDonald is here with more details with you -- bottom line all the unintended consequent yeah that's.
I'm Melissa sorry you know when this does -- was an act in 2002 after Enron after WorldCom blew up and is meant to restore confidence.
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The there's accuracy of its integrity of financial reporting.
And this is what's at issue now with what's going on -- not just Jamie Dimon JPMorgan Chase.
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All your credit reported a look at the next statement that the bank is made.
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Big it Jamie Dimon is calling his moves economic hedges.
That you know what it doesn't matter there's no new line item on the financial Centre for economic hedges -- is for -- losses so these are trading losses that we've got to come clean on that front.
-- because testifies for congress they should drill him on that and ask some questions about that.
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A Silver Alert has been issued for a Hope Mills teen, according to the N.C. Center for Missing Persons.
Sixteen-year-old Makalya Rose Macedo is 5-foot-2, weighs about 135 pounds and has brown eyes and brown shoulder-length hair. She was last seen wearing a white T-shirt with a black design on it, black tights and black shoes, the alert said.
Macedo was last seen in the 1400 block ofJockey Court in Parkton, heading east toward Blacks Bridge Road, the alert said.
Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or Hope Mills police at 425-4103.
A Silver Alert is issued for someone suffering from dementia or some other cognitive impairment.
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Synopsis: Noted French filmmaker Demy's wife Agnes Varda helmed this intensely personal tribute to her late husband. It is her third such tribute and is the only one to look deeply into Demy's vision as a director and his filmmaking techniques. To do so, she uses perfectly preserved film clips from each of the director's works and interviews with those who k... Continue Reading
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Buckets are used to compartmentalize data within Couchbase Server and are also used as the basic mechanism used to replicate and duplicate information (if supported). Couchbase Server supports two different bucket types. These are:
memcached Buckets
The memcached buckets are designed to fully support the core memcached protocol as an in-memory caching solution. The support and functionality is therefore limited to the same functionality as within a standalone memcached implementation.
The main features are:
Item size is limited to 1 Mbyte.
Persistence is not supported.
Replication is not supported; data is available only on one node.
Statistics are limited to those directly related to the in-memory nature of the data. Statistics related to persistence, disk I/O and replication/rebalancing are not available.
Client setup should use ketama consistent hashing
memcached buckets do not use vBuckets, so there is no rebalancing.
Couchbase Buckets
Couchbase buckets support the full range of Couchbase-specific functionality, including balancing, persistence and replication. The main features are:
Item size is limited to 20 Mbyte.
Persistence, including data sets larger than the allocated memory size.
Replication and rebalancing are fully supported.
Full suite of statistics supported.
In addition to these overall bucket differences, there are also security and network port differences that enable you to configure and structure the connectivity to the different bucket types differently.
There are three bucket interface types that can be be configured:
The default Bucket
The default bucket is a Couchbase bucket that always resides on port 11211 and is a non-SASL authenticating bucket. When Couchbase Server is first installed this bucket is automatically set up during installation. This bucket may be removed after installation and may also be re-added later, but when re-adding a bucket named "default", the bucket must be place on port 11211 and must be a non-SASL authenticating bucket. A bucket not named default may not reside on port 11211 if it is a non-SASL bucket. The default bucket may be reached with a vBucket aware smart client, an ASCII client or a binary client that doesn't use SASL authentication.
Non-SASL Buckets
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In NZ over the weekend a well found yacht was wrecked on the West coast after being caught in a 70 knt blow and despite starting out with more than 60nm sea room, she was driven onto the lee shore.
This thread is not to pass any judgement on the above event. It is never pleasant when a vessel is lost.
After reading some other comments one in particular stood out - That it's hard to imagine any 32 footer clawing to windward in 70 knt.
After thinking about that I wondered what people would consider realistic for the maximum wind speed (and correlated sea state) at which different hull types could sail to windward.
ie, fin keeler vs deep longkeel cutter of same waterline length.
I imagine that it is some ratio between the sail area that can be carried in a given windspeed, and the effective total windage, against some multiplying cofactor of the the lateral plane.
At some point I imagine that the sail area that can be carried to produce effective thrust is overwhelmed by the windage, therefore giving a theoretical advantage to the low wooded heavier displacement.


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The right of the public to use property taken by the government through the exercise of its power of eminent domain. Any property taken by eminent domain must be for a public use. Some jurisdictions define public use broadly to mean a public benefit, while other jurisdictions limit its meaning to only actual use by the public.
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It was fifty years ago that John F. Kennedy delivered a speech that was the precursor to the creation of the United States Peace Corps, an all-volunteer organization that would train US citizens and send them to remote places of the world to help some of the world's more vulnerable citizens. Volunteers help train villagers all over in basic health practices, teach them about environmental sustainability, or even teach English, in some cases.
One of the volunteers in a small municipality in Guatemala was working with a group of women she had trained to produce soaps and other bath products, that they would then sell to other villagers or even head into the bigger city to try and sell at the markets. They were doing pretty well, and she thought that there might be a market for their products back in her hometown, or at least among her friends and family, that might help them gain even more traction. She suggested that two of the women take a computer literacy class being offered for free. Because of their more remote location, it would be at least an hour on the bus each way to get to the class, but she convinced them it was worth it and would help their business significantly if they could use computers. There were a few in the local city office for public use, but none of the women making the soaps knew how to use them yet.
Two women signed up for, traveled to, and completed the course. When they were finished, they went with their volunteer to the local city office to use their computer and set up email addresses and a domain name for the small business. She knew that in this area it would not get much traction, and they would have to make the trip to the local city office regularly to make it work. But with her own social media accounts, she was able to spread the word to friends and family who were able to purchase securely with the site's SSL certificates. Her mother placed her first order immediately, and the women went to work producing it.
With several more months of practice underway using the domain name and taking orders from customers who were mostly made up of the volunteers friends and families, she felt the women might be able to start expanding. She started asking her friends and families to spread the word, and the villagers also started passing it along to everyone they came across. The students in the local school made posters that include the name of the business and where it could be found online, and slowly but surely, they have been making traction ever since. They have filled dozens of orders since the website was launched, which was previously unheard of in their small rural community. The internet and the ability for anyone to start a website and a business online is providing financial relief to more and more vulnerable people every day.


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As a crime reporter, I do spend a lot of time talking with police, specifically homicide detectives, and on a daily basis I write about horrible things, alleged perpetrators of said things and victims of atrocities.
Normally, I can leave my emotions at home before I head to work. But lately, I've found, they've been following me around like a puppy dog in need of constant nurturing.
The prospect of taking a year-long break from the job I love isn't the only thing that makes me blubber lately - the crimes themselves are starting to get to me. I've turned into an on-and-off emotional wreck.
I noticed it this week when tears threatened to cloud my vision while I read about Karissa Boudreau, a woman who admitted to killing her 12-year-old daughter.
Is this another side effect of owning a placenta? Another one of progesterone's mean jokes?
Probably not, a male editor has told me.
Such emotions (darn it) seem to come with having kids. Since his were born he's had a markedly lower threshold for real-life gore. "I can't even read that stuff anymore," he said recently. "I think of my own kids in that situation and it haunts me."
Great - another thing for me to worry about post mat leave! The Lentil is going to turn me into a total wuss!


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Why hello, Don Draper. It's nice to see you again. I think. Last season, we saw some more unsavory sides to your dapper self. Just when we thought you had settled down with the lovely, cosmopolitan Megan, we were left to wonder whether you would stray again. Last season was a time of exploration and change. Women gained more power in the workplace. Offices were integrated. For Don, it often was too much for a man who seemed content with the status quo and an existence where his past didn't haunt him. But with the women in his life making dramatic choices - Peggy gets a new job, Megan pursues acting and Joan makes an indecent business decision - something tells me Don will stray again, if only to exert control in his life. Meanwhile, ad firm Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce will face a new era with Joan as a partner. As usual, details are scarce about what the season will bring. AMC provides the following about the two-hour premiere titled "The Doorway": Don spearheads a new campaign, Roger gets some unsettling news, and Betty takes in a houseguest. Interpret as you wish. 9 p.m. AMC
Charming Blake Shelton, hosting for the third time, is joined by Luke Bryan as co-host of the awards show. 8 p.m. CBS
Sixteen previous competitors are back to take part in an array of theme weeks with the goal of winning the big prize of $50,000 for their chosen charity. Ted Allen is host. 9 p.m. Food Network
HBO renewed "Game of Thrones" for a fourth season. 9 p.m.
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With a background in improvisational comedy and a reputation as a class clown, Dax Shepard seemed the obvious choice for the role of a Punk'd field agent -- and the opportunity to put one over on some of the biggest names in show business must have been impossible to resist. Though it wasn't his first onscreen role, Punk'd provided Shepard with the recognition needed to further his onscreen career, and just a year after debuting with Ashton Kutcher's merry band of pranksters, the up-and-coming comic actor was scheduled to appear in no less than three major film releases. A native of Milford, MI, Shepard studied improv with the famed Groundlings troupe before moving to Los Angeles to study anthropology at UCLA. A minor part as a partygoer who couldn't hold his liquor in the 1998 romantic comedy Hair Shirt offered Shepard his first film role, and though there would be a five-year gap between that role and a minor supporting role in the 2003 comedy Cheaper by the Dozen, the exposure that he would subsequently gain from Punk'd more than made up for any lost time before the cameras. In 2004, Shepard appeared opposite Seth Green and Matthew Lillard in the wide-release comedy Without a Paddle, with supporting roles in Sledge: The Untold Story and Mike Judge's long-delayed sci-fi comedy Idiocracy following soon thereafter. Small-screen work on My Name Is Earl and Robot Chicken served well to keep the bills paid as Shepard climbed into astronaut gear for Jon Favreau's enjoyable 2005 fantasy Zathura.
As 2006 dawned, Shepard continued to stick with his genre roots for several screen comedies. The typically placid and low-key actor donned a sav-mart clerk's uniform and waged war on Dane Cook to vie for the affections of bombshell Jessica Simpson in the madcap comedy Employee of the Month, produced by The Cosby Show's Carsey-Werner Entertainment and released in November 2006. At about the same time, Shepard geared up for a quartet of roles throughout 2007 and 2008. He would appear in Let's Go to Prison!, a kind of scaled-down comic update of the 1940 Millionaires in Prison, about a career criminal (Will Arnett) and a rich man (Shepard) thrown into the same prison cell (Mr. Show's Bob Odenkirk directs). In Car Wars, Shepard plays the owner of an auto dealership who opens shop across the street from snooty Mercedes-Benz dealer Dustin Hoffman's glitzy establishment. And the Paramount venture Get 'em Wet (from a script penned by Shepard) re-teamed Shepard and Arnett as hot-tub salesmen who travel to Japan to corner the market on whirlpools. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi


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For more than two decades, NBCUniversal's Emmy award-winning "The More You Know" public service campaign has been raising awareness of the country's most important social issues and motivating viewers to take action.
In 1989, NBC was the first television network to launch its own public service campaign with an education message featuring NBC News' Tom Brokaw. The campaign, created in response to the teacher shortage in the late eighties, was first introduced in an effort to recruit and retain educators.
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Vintavious Cooper signed three days late with East Carolina. He reported to preseason camp almost five days after it began and had to learn a new position in a matter of weeks.
But Cooper has been making up for lost time over the last two weeks as he's risen to the top of the Pirates' depth chart at running back.
East Carolina (3-2, 2-0) heads to Orlando, Fla., today to face Central Florida (2-2, 0-0) in a key Conference USA East Division showdown. The Knights are the preseason favorites in the East Division.
Cooper, from Homerville, Ga., could be a big factor against UCF if he can come close to repeating last Saturday's performance.
In just his fifth game with ECU, Cooper erupted for 151 yards rushing and scored a touchdown as the Pirates defeated UTEP 28-18 in Conference USA play. His 24-yard scoring run with 4:54 to play essentially secured the victory and a 2-0 start in C-USA play for ECU.
The 5-foot-9, 190-pound Cooper entered the lineup after starter Reggie Bullock was knocked out of the game with a concussion.
"It was just a great feeling to come in a play a valuable role for the team,'' Cooper said earlier this week. "Everybody wants to make plays. When you get the opportunity, you have to make the best of them. But coming into the game I didn't expect it to happen that fast.''
Few people did, considering Cooper's background and late arrival at ECU.
Cooper had played quarterback for four years at Clinch High School and two more at Southwest Mississippi Community College before joining the Pirates. He led Clinch to the state 1-A semifinals as a senior, and then was a second-team junior college All-American last season at Southwest Mississippi after accumulating 2,222 yards of total offense.
But as an option quarterback who ran for 1,273 yards for Southwest, Cooper wasn't heavily recruited.
ECU saw the potential at running back for Cooper, and added him to its recruiting class three days after national signing day last February.
Cooper reported late to preseason camp while finishing up his academic work at Southwest Mississippi. His late arrival, inexperience at the position and the presence of several veteran running backs made him a longshot to make a contribution this season.
"I am a little surprised myself,'' Cooper said. "But when I finally got here, I threw myself into the playbook and learned it as fast as possible. On the field, I worked hard to earn the trust of my teammates and coaches by letting them know I'm a guy who wants to play, and can play. I wanted any playing time I could get.''
Cooper's attitude, and skills, made an impression on ECU head coach Ruffin McNeill.
"He is young man that thinks team first and is always trying to help the team in any way possible,'' McNeill said.
Cooper comes by the "team first'' mentality honestly. His father, A.C. Cooper, is regarded as one of the greatest athletes in Clinch County history. The elder Cooper helped his prep teams win six state championships - three in baseball, two in basketball and one in football.
"I remember even back in pee wee and midget football, my dad always taught me to give the offensive linemen credit,'' Cooper said. "He knew from his experience that teamwork is the key to success. That's why I'm willing to do whatever it takes to help my team win.''
The Pirates will need plenty of teamwork to defeat the Knights.
Central Florida may be the biggest obstacle left for ECU's pursuit of the East Division title, although technically, the Knights probably shouldn't be eligible. The NCAA hit UCF with sanctions in July that included a one-year ban on postseason play. But the school has appealed the bowl ban is still awaiting a final decision from the NCAA.
So, currently the Knights are still eligible for both the C-USA championship and a postseason bowl.
"We can't worry about that,'' Cooper said. "We have to go down there and take care of our business.''
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Building work on the Olympic Park at Stratford, London has officially been completed.
The 2.5 square kilometre site includes nine sporting arenas, including a swimming complex and a basketball arena.
Health and safety on the build was "outstanding", according to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents and the project was labelled as a success by the Olympic Delivery Association (ODA) as it announced that building work had been finished.
Dennis Hone, chief executive of the ODA, said: "We are in fine form ahead of the Games, having built the venues and main infrastructure on time and within budget."
The site will now be handed over to the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (known as LOCOG) who will transform the structures at the park into fully-functioning venues.
This future work includes constructing 100,000 square feet of 'Games-time' retail space, building 11 sponsor showcase structures and installing thousands of pieces of street furniture, including benches and waste bins.
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