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laralopez wrote:I have not watch even a single episode of it.
Too many breaks. I need more Blackwell. Jake the murderer still gets on my nerves.jamesssxD wrote:UGH!!! The next episode isn't on till March 15th. How hard is it to show an episode every week like your supposed to??? This show has had so many breaks.
That's a mystery for now. Their arent alot of spoilers about her character. Very vague.jamesssxD wrote:What is the big deal about that guy's girlfriend waking up? I thought she was just a normal girl? Or is she a witch or something...
jamesssxD wrote:It's back! at Lee spending all that time to bring Eva back, and she kills him.. a mess!
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the row sells out of $39,000 backpacks
(The average Australian income is $44,222).
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's well-respected clothing line, The Row, has made an undisclosed number of $39,000 backpacks - and they have apparently sold out. Let's just put this in perspective for one moment: the average Australian income is $44, 222. We're all for timeless style, quality, and luxury, but a backpack with a price tag roughly equivalent to an annual wage (or a small car, or a deposit on a house, or food for a whole African village) is just a tiny bit excessive. Recession, say what?
Simply called 'The Backpack', Ashley Olsen told WWD that the crocodile-skin knapsack "was the first thing that sold off the shelf." She also says that high-end designer goods are the last thing consumers will skimp on in times of economic downfall, saying, "during our last economic crisis in the US, the only thing that went up was Hermes." Well, if you're going to lose your job and default on your mortgage payments, you may as well do it in style.
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The UIAA has called for fewer restrictions on mountaineers, climbers and trekkers in Slovakia's High Tatra Mountains, intervening on behalf of the Slovakian Alpine Union.
Participants from 13 countries have met in Wales to discuss the importance of international training standards and exchanged experiences on developing training programmes.
An American medical study has tested new sucessful techniques and drugs to treat frostbite. In the future, this treatment could mean that fewer mountaineers suffering from severe frostbite will have to have arms, legs, fingers or toes amputated.
The members of the Eco Everest expedition 2008 have reached the summit. The purpose of the expedition was to field test an environmentally friendly approach to climbing and draw attention to climate change.
At the recent Management Committee meeting, the ISMF announced changes to the rules and organisation of Ski-Mountaineering competitions. It was also decided that Schladming, Austria will organise the 2012 World Championships.
In the Khumbu region of the Himalayas, a pilot early warning system for glacial lake outbursts is being developed. Glacial lake outbursts can be caused by global warming and is a major threath to people in the region.
Do you want to spend the summer holiday doing what you like best: meeting new people while climbing, hiking, rafting, caving and much more? If you are between 14 and 30 years old and a member of a UIAA federation, you have the chance to do just that. This summer UIAA Member Federations are organising about ten different international youth events in Europe and Asia.
You can take part in ascents of Mount Olympus, Mount Kazbek and Mount Elbrus, a route setting and climbing meet in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, multi-activity camps in Germany and Slovenia (extended registration deadline!), rock climbing in Russia and Romania, a Mountain Protection meet in Japan, caving in Romania and a youth trek in Italy. You will find invitations and registration forms in the calendar.
What are you waiting for? Let's get out in the mountains!
In the new section for Member Federation's events here on the UIAA web site you can find great international events for both athlete and amateur climbers.
The Mountain Club of South Africa is inviting you to a Winter meet in Drakensberg, 5 to 13 July 2008. This is for you who want to experience Sout Africa's premier ice climbing venue, Giant's Castle, as well as rock climbing. The registration deadline is 31 May 2008. First-come, first-served!
For the world's best crack climbing, parties and new international climbing friends, head out for the International Climber's meet, Utah, United States, 3-14 October 2008. This is a great opportunity for two (one male and one female) young climbers from each country. Registration deadline: 1st July.
The UIAA Ice Climbing Commission (ICICC) has decided to ban the use of spurs, effective from the 2009 competition season.
Statement: The UIAA has advised the Chinese Mountaineering Association that it cannot bring the UIAA flag to the summit of Mount Everest as part of the Olympic torch relay.


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On Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), the largest of Moreton Bay's islands, Naree Budjong Djara National Park features sand dunes, one of the world's most ecologically important wetlands, endangered heathlands and freshwater lakes. Naree Bunjong Djara means 'My Mother Earth' to the island's Traditional Owners - the Quandamooka People.
Blue Lake section protects Karboora (Blue Lake) an area of particular cultural significance. Walk the 5.2 kilometre (return) track to the lake through wallum woodlands, flowering heath and stunted eucalypts. Take your camera and binoculars to capture and zoom in on glimpses of wildlife, but please respect the Quandamooka people by not swimming in the lake. In spring enjoy the wildflowers. Walk to Neembeeba lookout (6 kilometre return) for views over the southern part of the island, the Pacific Ocean and the Gold Coast. North Stradbroke Island is reached by ferry from Brisbane.
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A lot of protection agency the EPA has gone so far with new regulations.
Even Liberal Democrats are trying to stop it.
Correspondent Shannon Breen tells us it has to do with class of -- water as a pollutants.
They're gonna prevent an enormous amount -- development just what this one regulation.
Virginia's Republican attorney general -- -- to -- says the environmental protection agency's plan.
To regulate a single creek -- the commonwealth could cost state and county officials nearly half a billion dollars.
And private property owners their homes and businesses.
By forcing the Virginia Department of Transportation and Fairfax county Virginia to control storm water run off on land they don't own.
So -- what they're gonna have to do is things like take people's houses.
Evict them.
Knock the houses down and plant grass.
So the water doesn't flow.
It instead soaks -- -- the earth.
The EPA says water when there's too much of it can be classified as -- pollutants giving the EPA drawn regulatory power under the Clean Water Act.
-- to -- a well known conservative filed a federal lawsuit against the EPA earlier this year.
Which was joined by the democratically controlled Fairfax County board of supervisors who is despite their political differences with -- -- -- Agree with the assessment that what the EPA is proposing is illegal.
The dispute will land in federal court on Friday where the EPA has been arguing that its plan is quote.
In harmony with the broader purposes of the Clean Water Act.
Including congress' objectives of protecting the physical and biological integrity of waters and reducing the water quality impacts of storm water.
-- pitched -- in the democratic officials signed -- -- the lawsuit say allowing the EPA to move forward with its plan would -- the agency sweeping new regulatory power over private property.
Are critics say that it's all hype.
Is we -- told by various lawyers involved in this is that there's no possibility of homes being removed.
In this process so that's a little bit of an overstatement by.
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Sunday, November 6th, 2011On November 1st, 2011:"Renegade Lights #1" made available from our music.renegadelights.net page!
The inception of a new era in electronic music: Renegade Lights #1. Renegade Lights Media ignites their shine onto the world of electronic music for the first time with this originally defiant compilation of uniquely skilled artists. These beats were born to butcher bassbins and refuse to die, taking you on an intrepid journey through the fringes of all genres and beyond while still remaining cohesively engaging throughout. Through shine or shadow, this tasty double-wax album remains truly renegade.
A few details:
Title: Renegade Lights #1
Format: Digital Download and 45rpm double-wax
Catalog: RL#00001
Release Date: November 15th, 2011
Track listing:
Side A -
1. Schismatics – by Dolza
2. Interspace – by Nonagon
Side B -
1. S8 Unstate – by Raja The Resident Alien
2. Unfamiliar Ceilings – by MEND
3. Stone – by Anon Day
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1. Dirty Nine- by Jeekoos
2. We Are Not Human – by Wolf Interval
3. Sonido Interior (ft. Paloma del Cerro) – by Searchl1te
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1. A Number Of Days – by Spacewülf
2. Burning Down The Porch – by Edison
3. Fold – by Ellul
Digital Download includes video from CSTNG-SHDWS and Mediapathic.
Renegade Lights Video Flier:
'Renegade Lights' Video Flyer from Raja The Resident Alien on Vimeo.
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Friday, June 24th, 2011Chicago was a blueshift nearer to the heart. Our gracious hosts at TransAmoeba allowed Renegade Lights to magnify the brilliance of all who attended and performed long after dawn. With food provided by Edible Alchemy and an overwhelmingly immersive sound system provided by Catalyst Sound, it was a night to ring beautifully in the ears forever. Of Catalyst Sound and Part Time Suckers fame, Ryan Searchl1te hosts a weekly radio show, Part Time Sucker Radio, featuring both fresh and veteran electronic musical talent on Chicago's WNUR. Some of our Renegades made an appearance and I'm honored to present the audio hear:


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once this all gets up and running, of course there will be an initial (and i'm betting on massive) list of songs available. then other songs will pass through the process and make it into RBN for download. now my question is, will the songs be available the day they are greenlit or will there be a "RBN DLC day" every week like there is with official DLC?
the main reason i ask is because i keep a DLC tracker excel file for my own use to keep track of what i have and don't have, what i've spent on DLC, and what i would need to spend in order to get every single song in existence. as of now it's 100% up to date and it's not THAT difficult to maintain. i can see there being huge problems for me keeping track of everything once RBN hits.
even if there's not a DLC day each week, will there be some kind of online list/site with release dates/costs/etc?


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Western North Carolina is home to a large portion of the Southern Appalachians and some of the wildest forests in the east.
Many of the forests in western North Carolina are free from roads that fragment habitat for plants and wildlife. They also are home to more than 2,000 kinds of plant and 700 kinds of animals.
The Nantahala-Pisgah National Forest occupy much of western North Carolina — covering over one million acres. These are the only two national forests in the state, and are within a days' drive of more than one-third of the nation's population.
Why Western North Carolina
The forests of Western North Carolina are a national treasure — attracting millions of visitors each year and helping to provide clean drinking water to local communities. Yet, they face many threats.
Work We Are Doing
Only 68,000 acres in the Nantahala-Pisgah National Forest are permanently protected. We're working to protect other portions of these vulnerable forests from logging and other pressures through our North Carolina Mountain Treasures Campaign.
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Renewable energy will continue to fuel President Barack Obama's nationwide climate action plan, said the White House today in an executive order on clean energy.
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Sen. Mark Udall (D-CO) announced on Dec. 3 that he will introduce a bill this month to designate central Colorado's Browns Canyon as a national monument, with nearly half of that newly-protected land to be set aside as wilderness.
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First is the nominee for Assistant Secretary for Lands and Minerals in the Department of Interior. President Obama has nominated Janice Schneider, a veteran of the department, to fill the position that has been vacant for more than 2 years.
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The federal government has been shut down, with no end in sight. Eventually it will reopen, but it remains unclear what the final cost of the closure will be. You've heard a lot about the impacts our national treasures – closure of our parks and monuments.
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Nineteen years ago, President Bill Clinton signed the California Desert Protection Act, doubling the amount of designated wilderness in California and creating Joshua Tree National Park, Death Valley National Park and the Mojave National Preserve.
- Friday, October 25, 2013The NPS announced its proposal to honor Latino civil rights champion Cesar Chavez with a new national historical park that could include five sites in California and Arizona.
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The first-ever auction for solar energy development in two of Colorado's four Solar Energy Zones was a quick one – unfortunately, no solar developers bid on the parcels.
These comments were submitted by The Wilderness Society and our partners on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the TransWest Express Transmission Line. The proposed TransWest Express Transmission Project would deliver renewable energy produced in Wyoming to the Desert Southwest region, and would traverse Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, and Nevada along its 725-mile route.
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The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee's Subcommittee on Public Lands, Forests and Mining today took up three wilderness bills offering protection for spectacular wild lands, recreational opportunities, and wildlife habitat in California, Colorado, and New Mexico—a positive step towards more popular and locally supported lands bills moving in the 113th Congress. Movement of these bills, however, comes at a steep price: the legislation is bundled with a devastating measure (S.
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A bill passed by the House of Representatives today will, if signed into law, hurt wild lands and western communities, according to The Wilderness Society. The following statement can be attributed to Dave Alberswerth, senior policy advisor for The Wilderness Society.
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Just go this email from Glen-L and thought I'd post it here as I recall folks looking for a source for Hankinson designs not too long ago:
For Immediate Release...
They were Lost, but Now They're Found...
Hankinson Boat Designs Now Available
Exclusively from Glen-L Marine
After Ken Hankinson's retirement in 2005, his skillfully designed boat plans were shelved never to be seen again even amidst an on-going stream of requests for his designs or so we thought.
Who can forget Ken's range of classic double and triple cockpit runabouts such as the "Tahoe" 19 & 23; the long, narrow '30's classic, "Miss Chris"; and his authentically-styled "barrelbacks" which continue to be requested by many...
We are pleased to announce that all of Hankinson's designs are now available exclusively through Glen-L Marine designs in Bellflower, California.
Ken worked for Glen-L from about 1965 to 1987, so his design expertise and commitment to detail are very much in line with the Glen-L philosophy. In addition to his boat plan business, Ken was writer of a monthly column in Trailerboats for 17 years and wrote articles for various other magazines including Boatbuilder and the former Western Boatman.
After successfully founding and operating "Ken Hankinson Associates" for 18 years, Ken has moved on to greener pastures or should we say, bluer oceans. Hankinson offered plans from other designers in addition to his own until his last year in business when his catalog showcased only his 50+ signature designs...
Glen-L will sell all of Ken's stock plans, patterns and study plans from that final catalog, exclusively on their website www.BoatDesigns.com. "We're glad to finally be able to offer Ken's designs because of customer requests. We even set up a section in our online Forum for discussion about his designs as a service to our clients" comments Barry Witt, Glen-L's Webmaster.
Visit Glen-L's website today for a look at the re-released designs as well as Glen-L's more than 250 other proven designs you can build yourself www.BoatDesigns.com. Phone 562-630-6258, Glen-L Marine Designs, 9152 Rosecrans Ave., Bellflower, CA 90706.


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Marlow Yachts Ltd. chairman David Marlow talks business with Cheryl Casone at the Miami Boat Show.
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And it's least 18 with a six million dollar price tag.
That is as one of the many votes on display at the Miami boat show where more than 100000.
People from all over the world.
Are expected to gather Cheryl is live on aid got there six and I got -- with all the yes six million dollar -- the -- a little like you know what's happening here at the budget in the boating industry is crucial.
But to the US economy thirty billion dollar and -- into the US economy that is a big number.
And a big reason why Fox Business came down to Miami had to get a closer look at the boating industry as a whole what it means to the US economy for especially for the city of Miami.
Million dollars in change.
Economic activity happening here in Miami about 9000 jobs created fulltime jobs by the way.
From the Miami boat show now as we mentioned we are on they add that here at the CL marina -- -- most expensive it was beautifully on I have to say here.
I and the owner the bills -- -- the builder that -- is David Marlowe yeah of course is the chairman.
Of Marlow.
International yachts and he joins -- honesty watches me traipsing all over with my camera corolla really beautiful yeah thank you for joining thank you for government are right to tell me there's a big lead time when you have a bond that once implied by young like this one.
It is okay and then -- But at this time it's about nineteen months from beginning to have after we've -- -- the details of the decor of the items that make up the broad.
And then the actual building process will be about -- months.
Then this then this -- -- on his argument spoken for but how many orders do you think you're gonna get in this.
Four and a half to six million dollar range this is an.
Number of I believe that we had on this -- and I believe there two more behind it now they're waiting to -- -- and of course feel that the show be successful has more.
So group -- and only I think -- every industry in that we have such a natural order book.
-- -- -- for people -- committees.
OK a lot of what walk of America's human telling me about this vote to punish -- Furniture and artwork that -- putting on these -- and in all of this even others the stage for the buyers this is crucial to get that high end buyer.
That's really want to put debt -- A few million dollars for about like that's one.
-- positive.
It's quite detail actually they they eventually those that are very into -- so to speak.
And who pick up the brand of the clash for example color only the canvas on the cheers who.
Most of these things -- bill that you're looking at ourselves.
And rather than buying them so our factory is the ability to build virtually anything from the spill do whatever -- Right and they were going into the today kind of look at the front cabinet guess this is ready to vote will be driven if you well one of the things I think that we're looking at here.
Think it's -- city is the technology.
That is now being put into these ya mean this is the top technology.
In the world.
That you have been mean this was your choice to do -- -- -- some crucial.
Well I think you probably can get -- -- if you like to Renault wants to these -- and technology available -- -- that.
Within this boost probably -- much computing power is as was used to go the first -- -- the -- -- -- I think is yesterday's tortured become today's can be -- or vice Versa yesterday's look -- become today's necessities.
You know I think what the other things that we receive it it -- -- you a lot of your customers are European.
And there's there's been especially Italy there's been a big movement to put extra taxes on the ownership of Yasser -- -- -- not owner.
To worry -- does demand -- building and selling this gorgeous boats.
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The craziness and chaos that makes SEC Media Days so appealing yet amusing to many people is finished for another year. Hundreds of thousands of words were spoken by coaches and players over the course of three days at the Wynfrey Hotel. South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier has a phrase for this time of the year: "talking season." Along with Gamecock players Connor Shaw, Ace Sanders and D.J. Swearinger, Spurrier made the rounds, often being asked the same questions over and over. What did we learn from the hours of chatter?
1. Spurrier and Shaw are developing a special relationship between coach and player: Shortly before the start of his senior season in 2011, former quarterback Stephen Garcia told reporters one of his goals was improving his frequently fractured relationship with Spurrier. It appears Shaw, though, won't have those same concerns heading into his first full season as the starting quarterback. His excellent work ethic, commitment level and performance on the field has Spurrier breathing a little easier these days.
Frankly, his status as the first USC quarterback to appear at SEC Media Days since Spurrier became the head coach in 2005 speaks volumes about the coach's frame of mind about his junior quarterback. He doesn't take players that he believes will fail.
"I select guys I think are going to represent our university and our football program in a first-class manner," Spurrier said. "That's Connor Shaw. He represents everything we stand for in the right way."
Shaw acknowledged he committed to the Gamecocks largely because of the opportunity to play for Spurrier, and he says he has benefited from the experience in many different ways.
"It's an incredible honor and a privilege to play for him," Shaw said. "It's an experience to enjoy. He has really made me a better man since I've been here. On the field, his criticism has made me better. I've embraced it. He continues to make me better."
2. Marcus Lattimore is healthy, healed and highly respected around the SEC: Running back Marcus Lattimore missed six games last season with a serious knee injury, yet he received the most votes of any conference player in the media's preseason All-SEC team and was a first-team selection on the coaches' preseason All-SEC team. He's also been named to an abundance of watch lists for various postseason trophies, including the prestigious Doak Walker Award. Lattimore is almost 100 percent healed as the start of preseason camp approaches, but Spurrier said the coaches will take a cautious approach with their crown jewel.
"Most people say Marcus is the best running back in the country and I believe he is," Spurrier said. "But these other guys we've got are pretty good, too. Our trainers tell us that when we report on Aug. 3 that Marcus should be 100 percent. That doesn't mean he's going to scrimmage and carry the ball 50 times. We'll protect all our guys like we do in practice. But he'll pretty much do everything at the beginning of practice."
Sanders understands the importance of having a healthy Lattimore on the field as USC seeks to match or surpass last season's 11-win total.
"We have a lot of speed in the backfield, but we still have Marcus Lattimore," Sanders said. "He looks real good. I'm expecting big things from Marcus this year. He runs with us every day and works out with us every day. I just see the same Lattimore before the injury."
3. Expectations for the defense haven't dipped: USC finished among the top three of the SEC in three of the four major defensive categories in 2011, Ellis Johnson's final season as the main defensive play caller for the Gamecocks. USC was third in total defense (267.7 yards per game), third in scoring defense (18.4 points per game) and second in pass defense (131.7 ypg).
Even after promoting Lorenzo Ward to replace Johnson and losing four starters in the NFL Draft, Spurrier's expectations for the Gamecock defense in 2012 remain high for one reason - the defense will subscribe to the popular KISS system in 2012.
"Hopefully, we won't make stupid coverage mistakes and keep it a little more simpler than maybe we have in the past," Spurrier said. "We've had some occasions in the past like the Kentucky game in 2010 where we screwed up the coverage. You have to give your players something they can understand.
"It's either a zone or a man and you have to know your responsibilities. We've hopefully eliminated some confusion among our guys so they can just line up and go play. Lorenzo and I think alike on a lot of things such as coverages, ideas, third down and so forth. I think we're going to be in good hands back there."
4. Spurrier really likes his new group of assistants: Teams that win 11 games typically don't experience a lot of turnover in the coaching staff for the following year. But Spurrier brought four new assistants on board to replace Johnson (head coach at Southern Miss), RB/TE coach Jay Graham (returned to Tennessee), safeties coach Jeep Hunter (fired; then hired at So. Miss.) and special teams coach John Butler (took job at Penn State).
The four new assistant coaches (Kirk Botkin, Grady Brown, Joe Robinson and Everette Sands) have already made quite an impression on Spurrier after just six months on the job.
"Sometimes when you lose a guy, you sort of get upset, but then you find out that maybe I've just hired one better than the guy I had," Spurrier said.
5. USC is finally building a PROGRAM: How do we know? Instead of relying on true freshmen to play right away, the Gamecocks are now building enough depth so they can redshirt most freshmen to give them a year to physically and mentally develop, and get accustomed to the time demands of major college football. According to the roster in the media guide, 17 scholarship freshmen were redshirted last season, including K.J. Brent, Ahmad Christian, Cedrick Cooper, Gerald Dixon, Gerald Dixon Jr., Phillip Dukes, Mason Harris, Drew Owens, Sheldon Royster and Brandon Shell. Every one of those players could be major contributors in the future.
"I remember in '05, '06, '07, '08, we might have had five guys in their fourth year," Spurrier said. "Nobody stuck around much. If you stuck around four or five years at South Carolina, you were something special. You were a good, solid citizen. Now we're actually talking about redshirting guys.
"If you don't play a lot, we're going to redshirt you. We're getting to where we redshirt at least half of them now. We're able to redshirt the offensive linemen. So many came in and played right away when they weren't really ready."
6. Football is a game of mind over matter: Baseball Hall of Famer Yogi Berra once quipped, "Baseball is 90% mental, the other half is physical." Well, the same philosophy applies to football. Coming off an 11-win season, one of Spurrier's biggest tasks is battling complacency and making sure the Gamecocks take the proper mental approach when preparations for the 2012 season begins on Aug. 3.
Spurrier understands USC's history - the 1985 team fell to 5-6 a year after Black Magic. Later, USC experienced two straight losing seasons in 2002 and 2003 following the back-to-back Outback Bowl wins over Ohio State. The Gamecocks have reached uncharted waters under Spurrier, but the key is keeping the ship sailing forward rather than backtracking.
"If you know the history of South Carolina football, after a big year trouble hits," Spurrier said. "Historically, we have not handled success well. South Carolina has not followed up a big year with another big year. Hopefully, we're different, but only time will tell.
"We could fall flat on our face if we don't watch out. We have a lot of good players. But if we're not ready to play, just about everybody on our schedule can beat us. Hopefully, we're smart enough to know that and get ready to play each week."
7. The next game between USC and Ole Miss will be intriguing: According to new Ole Miss head coach Hugh Freeze (yes, he's grabbed the title of Mr. Freeze away from Arnold Schwarzenegger), USC and Ole Miss are supposed to meet in 2013. However, the SEC is still piecing together the football schedule for next year and beyond, so nothing is official yet.
Spurrier's well-publicized comment that had he been in charge of putting together the SEC schedule for 2012 he would have scheduled Ole Miss instead of LSU (and forced Georgia to face LSU in Baton Rouge) didn't go over well in Oxford, which is dripping Old School SEC.
Freeze's fired back at Spurrier last Thursday: "We will circle that date and maybe change his perspective about what he thinks about Ole Miss football." Question is, will the Rebels be positioned to make Spurrier eat his words considering the lowly state of the program right now? By all accounts, Ole Miss is far and away the least talented team in the league this season, and it could stay that way for a few seasons as Freeze tries to repair the extensive damage from the Houston Nutt regime.
No matter what, the next football game between USC and Ole Miss, hardly storied rivals since they haven't met since 2009, should be interesting with storylines galore, especially if the game is played in Oxford.
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Archive of news for 2013
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Library Summer HoursLibrary and Information Common Hours during January
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Library Closed on Australia Day Public HolidayAll Libraries and Information Commons will be closed Monday 28th of January for the Australia Day Public Holiday.
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EndNote X6 coming soonThe University of Newcastle will be upgrading EndNote X4 to version x6 in time for semester one. For more information about what's new in EndNote X6 ...
February 2013
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Take a Library tour!Library Tours introduce you to the services and study spaces available.
March 2013
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City Precinct Library - now open SundaysCity Precinct Library - now open Sundays!
May 2013
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New Trial – Morgan and Claypool's Colloquium Digital Library of Life SciencesTrial is available from May 2nd until June 2nd, 2013
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New Trial – International Monetary Fund eLibrary - access to the statistical databases of IMFNew Trial – International Monetary Fund eLibrary - access to the statistical databases of IMF.
Trial is available from 8th May 2013 until 8th June, 2013
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New Trial – International Monetary Fund eLibrary - access to the ejournals,ebooks, working papers of IMFThe Library is currently trialling International Monetary Fund's eLibrary. This trial is available from 8th May 2013 until 8th June, 2013 and provides access to the ejournals,ebooks, working papers of IMF
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Extended exam study Library hoursThe Auchmuty and Ourimbah Libraries will provide extended exam study hours.
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Learning Spaces Instagram CompetitionFind new Learning Spaces on any UoN campus, upload to Instagram and you could win!
June 2013
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New SciFinder ScholarSciFinder Scholar is releasing a new design with added content and functionality next week.
July 2013
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July Library newsletter out nowThe July Library Newsletter is out now
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NEWCAT and Encore are now available - 10.7.2013The Library wishes to advise that both NEWCAT and Encore are now available for use and database access has been fully restored.
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Access to ACS (American Chemical Society) database has now been restored.Great news! University of Newcastle's access to ACS (American Chemical Society) database has now been restored.
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Library Tours / OrientationTake a Library Tour! The Library is an important resource that you will use regularly whilst at Uni. There are extensive book and journal collections, as well as a range of online resources and services you will need to become familiar with.
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Learning Spaces Instagram Competition - Grand Prize WinnerAnnouncing the Grand Prize winner of $100.00 Coles voucher
August 2013
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People and Place | Coal and Community - Exhibition at University GalleryPEOPLE AND PLACE | COAL AND COMMUNITY - An Exhibition at The University Gallery, 24 July – 18 August 2013
September 2013
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Auchmuty Information Common surveyThe Auchmuty Information Common (AIC) will celebrate 10 years of operations this November. Please help us plan for the future by taking this quick user survey.
October 2013
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Open Access Week 21 – 27 October 2013Open Access provides a way to promote broader access to academic research outputs for scholars, students, professionals and the general public. Open Access is immediate, free of charge, online access to research articles via the internet.
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Italian Thanksgiving comes early this year.
The cooks are doing some of the front-of-house stuff now.
Not content to simply shuck and serve, chefs are taking raw-bar preparations to the next level.
"This place is like Il Mulino for hipsters."
Between them, the women have 95 years of cooking experience.
Bringing shrimp carbonara and 'Godfather'-esque tile floors to Greenwich Village.
There's going to be so much food you won't see your tablecloth.
The 100-plus-seat full-service restaurant will be at the park's southern tip.
More and more chefs are opening casual restaurants before moving into fine dining, a complete reversal of the traditional model for growth.
The cookbook has sold more than one million copies to date, and the forthcoming digital edition has an extra-special added dose of Torissi Italian Specialties.
A new sandwich stand from the guys behind the game-changing Torrisi Italian Specialties will be open for the rest of the season.
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Main Interests: geometric mechanics (Lagrangian and Hamiltonian dynamics), symmetry in nonlinear dynamics, bifurcation, stability. Applications in mathematical-physics, chemistry, mechanics.
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A. Hernandez-Garduno and C. Stoica, Bifurcations of relative equilibria for one spheroidal and two spherical bodies, Astrophysics and Space Science 343, 523 - 534, 2013
J. A. Arrendondo, J. Guo, S. Stoica and C. Tamayo, Hernandez-Garduno and C. Stoica, On the restricted three body problem with oblate primaries, Astrophysics and Space Science 341, 315 - 522, 2012
J. Lawson, T. Schmah and C. Stoica, Euler-Poincare reduction for systems with configuration space isotropy, Journal of Geometric Mechanics 3, Issue 2, 261 - 275, 2011
J. Llibre and C. Stoica: Comet- and Hill-type periodic orbits in restricted (N+1)-body problems, Journal of Differential Equations 250, 1747-1766, 2011
D. Pasca, M. Santoprete and C. Stoica: Escape dynamics in collinear atomic-like three mass point systems, Physica D 239, 1516-1526, 2010
D.D. Holm, T. Schmah, C. Stoica: Geometric Mechanics and Symmetry: from finite to infinite dimensions, Oxford Texts in Applied Mathematics 12, Oxford Univ. Press, 2009


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CTAs / CPOs Call For Industry Leadership in Survey
By Mark MelinThe fastest growing segment of the financial services industry was the one hardest hit by MF Global's suspicious demise and overt fraud at Peregrine Financial Group (PFG).
The managed futures industry, which had grown from $14 billion under management in 1991 to over $329 billion to end 2012, was a shining star of the new economy. Offering the unique ability to zig when other investments zagged, the lack of correlation and performance during crisis were key points of attraction. This attraction came to a screeching halt with the MF Global and PFG criminal incidents. Not only were investors getting acquainted with the asset class shocked to learn their accounts were looted of assets, but more troubling criminal behavior appeared the cause - casting a shadow over all participants.
"There is a severe loss of trust, a loss of confidence. There is incredible anger and frustration. Things need to change," said Diane Mix Birnberg, president of Horizon Cash Management. Her firm just released a study, The Aftermath of MF Global and Peregrine Financial Group Meltdowns: A Crisis of Trust, showing that a whopping 91% of respondents believed there was a breakdown in audit procedures.
The study themes that emerged included:
- The laws and rules that govern the industry need to have 'teeth' – and those involved in fraud and theft need to be punished.
- Customer segregated funds must either be kept completely out of the FCM and/or be verified in real-time by regulators.
A strong and rare female voice inside a Type A male dominated industry, Ms Birnberg's firm, Horizon Cash Management, has become the top cash management firm for participants in the managed futures industry. Starting in the 1970s as a secretary in a stock brokerage firm in Atlanta, where "women generally didn't think about career aspirations," she later joined Lehman Brothers in the bond business. After moving to New York City to work on Wall Street, she was recruited in 1980 by investors to operate a cash management firm in the futures industry and in 1991 founded Horizon Cash Management, which currently has $2 billion under management.
In MF Global "there was very little institutional leadership (from exchanges, regulators and major firms)," she said. "This resulted in rumor, innuendo and ultimately a lack of trust. The void in leadership is terrifying."
Looking back on the MF Global and PFG disasters, Ms. Birnberg has the experience of witnessing 10 FCM implosions. "In every FCM implosion it has negatively touched the CTA / CPO segment of the industry."
"Think about a plane crash," she said. "When it happens? Key issues and facts are addressed by the airline, the FAA and even the US president. Information is available regarding what happened, why it happened and steps being taken to address the problem."
With MF Global a plane crashed and there was silence.
This is the first part of a two part article.
Mark Melin is author of three books and taught a managed futures course for Northwestern University's Executive Education program. To read additional blog posts visit www.UncorrelatedInvestments.com (requires free registration).


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My Interview with 3DCreative Magazine
Great work! I love the bug bear's face and expression.
"We are living on this planet as if we had another one to go to." - unknown
Holy f@#$, that's awesome It was worth the wait
Fantastic work!
Wowowow what`s going on here?
Great to see a new model. Fantastic stuff!
Well now I know why i havent seen a post in here from you for a while! You
have been really busy working on this. this is top row for sure Chris! You can
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Great work man,really love the face.i just checked out your latest updates on your website ,good going chris.
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Wow! Now that's top row quality!
How did you make it? Did you do everything is zbrush (base, zspheres, etc?)
Love it man.. its always nice to see your stuff...inspirational work
Simply brutal!!!! Any chance of a making of, or a breakdown of the process?Originally Posted by cmoffitt
Hey guys, haven't posted here in a while and have some new stuff.
So late in responding to a lot of you, so I apologize.
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Kraken - Thanks, Chris! Yeah with the fiber material in ZB4, I'm really looking forward to trying some new things.
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selahpoetic - Thanks! I started with zspheres for the bugbear but used a low mesh for the girl built from max along with a lot of the gear on the bugbear.
jramauri - thank you! yes, I did a breakdown on this thread here: http://www.zbrushcentral.com/showthread.php?t=088393
Since the release of ZB4, I've been playing with all the new features and I think shadowbox has to be the coolest thing added. I made this robot using only shadowbox and created a bunch of unique parts, then decimated them, took them into a 64 bit version of 3DSMax and duplicated everything, posed it and brought it back into zbrush for renders. Probably not the best process so if you guys know of a better way, please let me know. After creating most of the parts, I was getting up to 20 million so I decimated what I had down to about a million polys, took it into max and finished it, with no problem and when I brought it back into zbrush after duplicating and posing the parts, it was up to about 15 million (decimated) So, yeah it would have gotten really big without decimating. The part I was trying to figure out was how to reconstruct subdivisions from a mesh created with shadowbox without rebuilding a low mesh (I'm really lazy). If anyone knows and can share, that would be super.
Here's all the unique parts (first image), then everything assembled front and back (2nd image) and then finally the rendered image. If you want to read more about how the idea developed, you can go here: http://robotentertainment.com/blog/d...-Robots-Part-4
I'm loving the new shadow pass with BPR. Makes it easy to mask out stuff I don't want on my rim lighting. Hope you guys digs it.
Chris, this is really cool!. I love the design and the colors you chose. I hate to critique anything, but, i wish some of the hard surface edges and corners were pinched a little harder. Some of the edges feel a little melted/soft for such an awesome mechanical creature like this. Also, in the concept, the neck area, it's really successful seeing the neck plates broken up by the dark lines underneath, it's too bad it doesn't read as clear from the angle in your final 3d. But all those mechanical pieces, mmmm delicious for the eyes. I always love seeing your work, I'm a fan.
hey dude i saw you concepting this up for the boss battle, too bad you didn't get this submitted into the finals. real badass man, nice work as always. very inspiring!
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I have made a small little application, with a feature I really think UE is needing.
A way to open a file, without browsing through files in a project or on a disk.
It may be there already exists such a feature, if so, then I have wasted my time
So, I use Ctags a lot to navigate code, so I actually generates ctags for all my projects, also non C code projects. - I have had to make some of these generators my self
So it was an obvious choice for me to use this as input source, then I could also search files based on keywords.
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I hope you like it.
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10:31pm Tuesday 18th September 2012 in Sport By Craig Stoddart, Deputy Sports Editor
Final Score: Hebburn Town 3 Darlington 0
TEN-MAN Darlington's involvement in the Durham Challenge Cup came to abrupt end as they were soundly defeated at Hebburn Town.
They were up against it from an early stage as goalkeeper Chris Porter was red-carded and two first half goals put the Hornets well on the way to a deserved victory.
It was the first time Darlington have failed to score for the first time this season, and although they had plenty of the ball, they posed little threat.
With focus entirely on promotion from the Ebac Northern League, however, Quakers' interest in the cup competition was as minimal as it was short-lived.
Manager Martin Gray made eight changes at the Hebburn Sports and Social Ground and one of them, Porter, lasted only 16 minutes before he was dismissed for pole-axing on rushing striker Paul Gardiner in the penalty area.
Jonathan Davis blasted the penalty beyond keeper Dale Connor, who was sent on in place of teenage debutant winger Connor Lowes, and there was little sign of a way back for Gray's team.
The game's outcome as good as confirmed when midfielder Scott Robson made it 2-0 with a close-range effort just before the break.
He got on the end of Carl Patterson's low cross after the left-back had been allowed to dribble up the line and drill the ball low across the penalty area.
Stephen Harrison, one of Quakers' three survivors from Saturday's team, executed a fine last-ditch tackle in the penalty area on Gardiner, but Hebburn had the final word in the preliminary round tie.
Right-back Brad Brooking completed the win in fine style, rifling home from a narrow angle in the 74th minute.
Darlington's attentions now to Saturday's league trip to Dunston while Hebburn are at home to South Shields .
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Karim Rashid and bubbles seem a natural match. The color-loving designer has already done designs for Veuve Clicquot and now he's partnered with another maker of something bubbly--SodaStream. The new Karim Rashid Genesis Limited Edition soda maker will be available exclusively at Bloomingdale's and only 250 units will be available in the United States. SodaStream home soda makers turn water into sparkling water and soda in seconds with no batteries or electricity.
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ABC 4 News received an anonymous letter from a concerned parent. Her third grade child attends Taylorsville elementary and was not happy with the way Granite School District handled the situation.
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Horsley wouldn't go into details about the allegations. But the parent did in the letter sent to ABC 4 News.
The parent wrote: "my child saw students massaging (teacher's) feet and back many times in class. (The teacher) would pick up kids and spin them around the room."
And he would "take out a hammer and struck the hammer near a child's hand ... telling the class "not to say anything to parents and the principal."
The teacher was suspended while the district investigated, but he's back in the school teaching.
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He says Granite school police investigated but could not find evidence of criminal wrongdoing.
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According to the anonymous letter, the teacher now conducts class inside the school building where he can be watched.
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But one parent, whose child was in his class last year doesn't worry about this teacher.
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Killed Over Baby Names
November 22, 2010: It should have been a happy time for Joseph Cummings, 51, of Lynnfield, Massachusetts. He was expecting a baby with his girlfriend Kimberly Nguyen, 35, but investigators believe a dispute over baby names led to a deadly confrontation. Just a day after hosting a baby shower for Nguyen where everything seemed to be going well, an unhinged Cummings shot her to death, and then fired fatal shots at her sister Lilly Nguyen, 29. Cummings then committed suicide with the same gun.
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December 31, 2012: There would be no New Year's celebrations for Marco Bequett, 20, this year as Rio Arriba County Sheriff's deputies found the young man dead on a roadside. More shocking was the motive for the brutal crime: when Eric Rodriguez, 21, and Jeremy Lopez, 17, were arrested a few days later, investigators learned the dispute was over a Sony PlayStation Bequett had allegedly stolen from them. Sadder still was the fact that Bequett himself was supposed to be in custody for an aggravated battery charge of his own. A bureaucratic snafu in the state's Children, Youth and Families Department freed Bequett nearly a year earlier than his sentence required.
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2008: In the space of a few months, Britain was rocked by two murders, both incited by the victims' Facebook status. In February, Wayne Forrester, 34 and his wife Emma separated. Four days later, Wayne noticed that his estranged wife had changed her status to "single". Enraged by the Facebook page, Wayne binged on alcohol and cocaine before driving to the family home in New Addington, where he attacked his sleeping wife with a meat cleaver. Neighbors heard the screams and called police. When they arrived, Wayne walked out of the house covered in blood, holding a carton of juice. "My wife is in there," he announced, "I killed her."
Then in May, the gruesome scenario played out once more. Gary Grinhaff, 41, bludgeoned Tracey, his wife of 16 years and mother of his two daughters, and stashed her body in a backyard shed of their Wombwell home. Police found Gary's body in some nearby woods an hour later – he had smashed his own head in. The catalyst was thought to have been a dissolving marriage that Tracey announced on her Facebook status that she was "currently splitting" from Gary.
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John Robbins says filmmaker Foster Gamble, a friend of his, is "naive" about the political consequences of his new film 'Thrive.'
Last fall, the acclaimed environmentalist and nutrition guru John Robbins was invited to the home of his friends Foster and Kimberly Carter Gamble, near Santa Cruz, to view the Gambles' just-completed film, Thrive. Robbins, who makes a brief appearance in the film, says he was "overwhelmed" by what he saw.
"There were parts I liked, but there were other parts that I just detested," he recalls. "I didn't want to be rude—we were there with our families—so I just didn't say anything."
Thrive, which was released online in November and had its theater debut at the Del Mar last month, is an uncanny hodgepodge of pseudo-science, Utopian fantasy and veiled right-wing conspiracy theory. Strangely, it also includes onscreen interviews with a number of bona fide progressives, environmentalists and spiritual leaders.
In addition to Robbins, author of the groundbreaking Diet for a New Americain 1987, the film features conversations with Deepak Chopra, the superstar self-help author; Paul Hawken, the green entrepreneur and environmental economist; Elisabet Sahtouris, the evolutionary biologist and philosopher; Duane Elgin, the futurist and author of Voluntary Simplicity; Vandana Shiva, the physicist and advocate for sustainable agriculture; and former astronaut Edgar Mitchell.
In the months since the film's release, Robbins says, he has been in communication with all of these folks. He wasn't surprised to find that many of them agreed with his assessment of the film.
While they might have hoped the film would just disappear, Thrivehas become something of a Web cult phenomenon—by some estimates it's been seen by more than 1 million people. And now they have decided to speak out.
In a just-released statement, Robbins, Chopra, Hawken, Sahtouris, Elgin, Shiva and Mitchell write that they have "grave disagreements" with some parts of the film.
"We are dismayed that our participation is being used to give credibility to ideas and agendas that we see as dangerously misguided. We stand by what each of us said when we were interviewed. But we have grave disagreements with some of the film's content and feel the need to make this public statement to avoid the appearance that our presence in the film constitutes any kind of endorsement."


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