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Runner's Twitter feed is a long victory lap
Since captivating the world with his groundbreaking Olympic trip to London, Oscar Pistorius' life seemed like an extended victory lap.
AP Sports Writer
Since captivating the world with his groundbreaking Olympic trip to London, Oscar Pistorius' life seemed like an extended victory lap.
More than 230,000 Twitter followers have been given a glimpse into a life of fast cars and luxury holidays as the hero was feted by an adoring public. The "Blade Runner" has reveled in the fame that came from becoming the first amputee sprinter to compete at both the Olympics and Paralympics.
Among dozens of tweets in recent weeks, there are only a scattering of references to the girlfriend he is now accused of killing earlier Thursday.
Quoting a tweet from Reeva Steenkamp on Dec. 6 - "Wondering what my stalker is up to? Kinda miss him lurking around 2nyt" - Pistorius replies: "Heard he is taking a water break with the boys!;)"
Steenkamp gushed over Pistorius on Twitter, seeming to relish going out with one of South Africa's biggest stars.
By contrast, there was little outpouring of affection from Pistorius, although there was no indication their relationship had soured or that his mindset had darkened.
The only reference to guns was a Twitter image of him on Nov. 28, 2011, firing off rounds at a shooting range, and a boast: "Had a 96% headshot over 300m from 50shots! Bam!")
Steenkamp was shot four times at Pistorius' home in Pretoria early on Thursday.
With his arrest and charge, Pistorius went from podium to police cell.
At the Olympics in August, Pistorius reached the finals of the 4x400 relay and semifinal in the 400 sprint, with his carbon fiber blades clattering into the history books on the London track.
But the script didn't go to plan when the Paralympics started later in the month.
The 100 and 200 titles were lost in a blaze of fury as he became embroiled in a public row with the rival he accused of unfairly using lengthened blades to win the 200.
Only in the final event, the 400, did Pistorius finally collect an individual gold.
While his carefully honed public image - as the poster boy for Paralympic sport - was a little tarnished by his outbursts, Pistorius has spent the time since then, on Twitter in particular, displaying the softer side that enthralled sports fans and the general public alike.
"Don't sweat the small things and chase your aspirations," he tweeted on Jan. 29, while posting an image of a quote from Walt Disney: "All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them."
At the start of December he retweeted a series of motivational messages.
"Life consists not in holding good cards, but in playing those cards you hold well."
And from Oscar Wilde: "A gentleman is one who never hurts anyone's feelings unintentionally."
Displaying his religious side, Pistorius peppered his timeline with references to his faith, including: "God is good all the time, all the time God is good!"
As he prepared to see in 2013, Pistorius wrote: "Had a blessed day today. Grateful for the type of people I have in my life."
But his Twitter timeline more regularly featured self-portraits sunning himself or posing among the great and the good at conferences or glitzy events.
In his last personal tweet on Feb. 11, Pistorius was looking forward to the launch of his foundation in July to help 10 disabled children.
It was a reminder of how Pistorius had overcome difficulties since having both legs amputated below the knee in the first year of his life.
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NEW YORK -- It's become the common catchphrase for those seeking to lead the nation's biggest city: New York is increasingly out of reach for the middle class.
That sounds inarguable in the home of the $125 million penthouse, the $1 million parking spot and the $295 burger. And it's a strategic line for candidates looking to capitalize on the view among many that ultra-rich Mayor Michael Bloomberg was out of touch with the average person.
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Key statistics are mixed but indeed sketch a city of increasing economic extremes and a crunch in the middle. It's a trend nationwide, but the wealth has raced to the top faster here.
From a pier in Brooklyn's middle-income Sheepshead Bay, charter fishing boat captain Keith Kmiotek sees a New York that's gotten tougher for middle-class or working-class people.
His father bought a house in the city on a carpenter's income; Kmiotek, now a married father himself, rents and doesn't see a clear path to buying. And he's frustrated by what he considers a tax structure that works for the wealthy and a social-service system directed at the indigent.
"You're choked out" as a New Yorker in the middle, he says. "You've either got to be very poor or very rich."
That's a theme Public Advocate Bill de Blasio has hammered on his way to a big lead in the polls ahead of Tuesday's Democratic mayoral primary, telling a "tale of two cities" with have-it-alls on one side, have-nots on the other and the center "in danger of disappearing."
Rival Christine Quinn, the City Council speaker, speaks frequently of her "actual record of delivering for middle-class New Yorkers." Former U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner has built his campaign around a series of ideas to aid "the middle class and those struggling to make it."
It's such a theme that a debate Tuesday featured a video of them and fellow Democratic hopefuls John Liu and Bill Thompson repeating the words "middle class."
Bloomberg told New York magazine he found de Blasio's "two cities," rhetoric divisive. He said one of the best ways to help the city's have-nots is to attract even more wealthy people to the city.
"They are the ones that pay the bills," the mayor said. "This city is not two groups, and if to some extent it is, it's one group paying for services for the other."
Bloomberg also implied that poor New Yorkers have never had it better.
"By most of the world's standards, you ain't poor," said Bloomberg. "I'm not being cavalier about it, but most places in the world our poor are wealthy."


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Rachel Narehood Austin, associate professor of chemistry at Bates, has received two grants totaling $210,000 to support her research into the oxidation of hydrocarbons in the environment.
January 19, 2005 11:13 am
Kroepsch Award honors excellence in teaching
Bates College faculty members William Ambrose, of Poland, and Rebecca Herzig, of Lewiston, have been named this year's recipients of the college's Ruth M. and Robert H. Kroepsch Award for Excellence in Teaching.
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June 14, 2004 10:41 am
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Thanks to support from the National Science Foundation, a professor of chemistry at Bates College is bringing four Lewiston High School students to the college to help investigate the biochemistry of a particular category of viruses.
June 2, 2004 12:33 pm
Gathering to celebrate life and work of deceased professor of mathematics
Colleagues, relatives, friends and former students of Richard W. Sampson, a professor emeritus of mathematics at Bates College who passed away in April, will gather to celebrate his memory at 3:30 p.m. Friday, June 11, in the Olin Arts Center, 75 Russell St.
June 2, 2004 12:27 pm
Bates College invites public to safe viewing of 'Transit of Venus'
Faculty in the Bates College departments of geology and of physics and astronomy invite Lewiston-Auburn residents to a viewing of the highly anticipated "Transit of Venus," a rare solar system event, at dawn Tuesday, June 8.
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The action thriller starring Sanjay Dutt, Vidya Malvade, Minissha Lamba and current hearththrob of the nation, Imran Khan is one of the most eagerly awaited films of 2008. It is Sanjay Gadhvi's first film outside the Yash Raj banner after his stupendously successful Dhoom series. We tried to find out whether Indian audience too shall get to see Kidnap on October 1st and were told by one of the production house officials that at certain cinema halls a late night paid preview show might be a possibility in major Indian metros.
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According to another thread on here, the water profile given in Brew Like a Monk for Chimay is as follows:
Ca 70 Mg 7 Na 7 SO4 21 CL 21 HCO3 216
I'm confused because with such a high HCO3 level and given the light grains used to brew a tripel, how does Chimay get a proper mash pH? Do you think they use a fair amount of acid malt? Or do they just mash at a really high pH?
I'm gearing up to brew my first tripel and am concerned about hitting an adequate water profile.
That's a high ra but id do a 20 minute acid rest at 104 when u dough in, that eliminates the acid malt and should lower the pH enough for good enzymatic activity
Also when your building your water don't worry about getting the HCO3 that high, just get a balanced cl/so4 that is as close to 21/21ppm as possible and a good amount of calcium 70-100, I also want to reenforce my previous post, I looked up tripel mash schedules and most of them did an acid rest like I stated, they do this with a lot of light malts.
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There's no reason you shouldn't use acid malt, there's also no reason not to use acid rest, both will work fine, and I see no significant difference, just personal preferences
There is a pretty good reason not to use acid malt, an acid rest, or straight acid. That is the flavor impact. With almost 200 ppm alkalinity to fight through, this brewer might start experience flavor effects from the large acid additions. In the case of this water, the boiling treatment will be very effective. Beside that, its what the brewers in that area did historically to brew their beers.
With no acid malt or acid rest he is looking at around a 5.7 - 5.9 mash pH with the info given. So you want him to stay at this range? Id say go with my advise and the beer will turn out great, or go with the guy above me's advice and have poor extraction and a risk of tannin extractions. Historically the acid rest was used in this area to offset the RA's effect on mash pH. And with an RA of 213 the acid rest will not hurt you at all


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Today we explore both Old and New Delhi - the order of New Delhi is a huge contrast to the unorganised chaos of the Old City. But both are just as appealing. Highlights we be the impressive Red Fort, Jama Masjid - India's oldest and largest mosque, Raj Ghat - the site of Gandhi's cremation and more.
This morning we drive to Agra. In Agra, we enjoy a horsecart ride to the legendary Taj Mahal, the most extravagant monument ever built for love. Later, we visit the impressive Agra Fort.
Today, we travel by express train to Jhansi and drive onward to Orchha. Situated on the banks of the River Betwa, Orchha is set amongst a wonderful complex of well-preserved 16th century temples and palaces
Travelling south-east, we arrive in Khajuraho - home of the resplendent Hindu temples which were built during the Chandela dynasty over a 100 year burst of creative genius from 950-1050 AD. Famed above all for their delicate sensuality and forthright eroticism, how and why they were built still remains a mystery. The incredible skill of the artisans is evident throughout.
We have a jeep safari in Panna NP this morning and in the afternoon we bid farewell to Khajuraho and fly east to Varanasi. Perhaps the holiest city in India, Varanasi, also known as the city of Shiva, is also one of the oldest cities on earth. Sitting on the banks of the holy River Ganges, it has been a centre of learning and civilisation for more than 2000 years and is a place of Hindu pilgrimage.
This morning, we enjoy a sunrise boat ride on the holy Ganges where we'll view the ancient religious tradition of ritual cleansing that takes place on the many riverbank ghats (riverside steps). Later, we embark on a tour of the city. At sunset consider re-visiting the ghats for the evening pilgramage, remarkably different from the dawn ritual.
Take the opportunity to further explore the colourful city at leisure. At sunset consider re-visiting the ghats for the evening pilgramage, remarkably different from the dawn ritual.
Today we drive north and cross the border into neighbouring Nepal. Our destination is Lumbini, where we can visit the birthplace of Lord Buddha in 623BC. The Lumbini Garden is famous for the Ashokan Pillar, which offers epigraphic evidence of Lord Buddha's birth.
Leaving Lumbini, we drive to Royal Chitwan National Park. Widely acknowledged as one of the finest National Parks in Asia, Chitwan supports a population of a variety of species including Indian one horned rhino, bison, sloth bear, wild boar, deer, leopard and of course the magnificent, if elusive, Bengal tiger.
Widely acknowledged as one of the finest National Parks in Asia, Chitwan supports a population of a variety of species including Indian one horned rhino, bison, sloth bear, wild boar, deer, leopard and of course the magnificent, if elusive, Bengal tiger. This morning and evening we enjoy elephant back safari on the hunt to sight some of the many species of wildlife in the park.
Today we drive to Pokhara. Perhaps the most stunning of Pokhara's sights is the spectacular backdrop panorama of the Annapurna range. Although the highest among them is Annapurna (8091m), it is the fish tailed summit of Machhapuchhre (6977m) spectacularly rising behind Lake Phewa that completes the vista.
Driving north, we arrive in Kathmandu. Transfer to your hotel. Resembling a medieval city of temples, shrines and living gods, Kathmandu is Nepal's biggest and most cosmopolitan city, a meeting place of a dozen ethnic groups and once one of the most important points on the caravan routes between Tibet and India. We'll also explore Durbar which is home to more than 50 stuning Temples and Shrines.
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TOPEKA, Kan. – After splitting wins with Western Washington in the first two games Friday night, the Lady Blues couldn't keep up as they fell 3-1 (23-30, 30-23, 30-26, 30-20) to the Vikings in the NCAA Volleyball National Championship semifinal at Lee Arena.
Washburn ended its season at 38-4 while the Vikings (26-4) advanced to the national championship match Saturday at 7 p.m. Central against No. 2 Concordia-St. Paul.
Tessa Jones had 21 kills and finished her three-year career at Washburn with 1,511, putting her fourth all-time in Lady Blues history. The match was also her 87th double-figure kill match, setting a new school record.
Monica Miesner had a double-double for Washburn with 13 kills and 24 digs and Mandi Cox had 11 kills to end her career with 1,148, 12th most in school history.
Erica Cowhick, already the school's career digs leader since last year, had 34 digs to give her 2,464 in her four years, the second most in MIAA history.
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When I right click on the connector of an element and select the "Draw Duct" option, The duct is not auto sizing to connector on the element. Is there a setting that controls this that I need to change? Some modifications were recently made to my .ini file by our HelpDesk. Is there something they could have changed that would cause this?
Check to see if Inherit Size is selected in the ribbon. Or you can press the space bar after you select to draw duct. This forces the new duct to inherit the size and elevation.
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