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Tourney Teams Highlight Schedule
Oregon will play four NCAA Tournament teams and will have match-ups against schools from the Big Twelve, SEC and Mountain West conferences.
First Wave Of Incoming Freshmen Already Adjusting To College
Guard Kendall Small and forward Trevor Manuel are on campus, taking classes and working out with their new UO men's basketball teammates.
Young Gets Chance to Set Pace with Indiana
Joseph Young became the second NBA Draft choice of the Dana Altman era when he was selected 43rd overall by the Indiana Pacers Thursday.


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Apple airs new iPad 2 commercial - If you Asked
Apple has released a new commercial titled "If You Asked". Interestingly, the word "iPad" is never used. Instead, the iPad is shown with apps relating to specific types of people while the narrator says what those people would call the iPad 2 if you were to ask them.
If you ask a parent, they might call it intuitive. If you ask a musician, they might call it inspiring. To a doctor, it's groundbreaking. To a CEO, it's powerful. To a teacher, it's the future. If you ask a child, she might call it magic. And if you asked us - we'd say it's just getting started.
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Apple airs new iPad 2 commercial - If you Asked
Such a well made ad. Hats off to apple for this one. They just kill it with advertising every time.
No people. No laps. No fingers. Interesting... (Oh, still magic!)
joe u must know everything... I must not; I cant even understand why you're commenting on an iPad article when you to speak ill of it, when you have all the pretty wanna-be's lined up for you. Don't mind me I dont know anything... juz sayin'
-- "If you ask anyone who knows anything, it's still a big iPod Touch."
And that's still great for Apple... since they also make the iPod Touch.
The iPod Touch is the best selling iPod... and the iPad is the best selling tablet... coincidence?
Do more? Like what?
You do realize that apps made for the iPad are different than apps made for the iPod Touch.
I picked up an iPod Touch last year, a magnificent device. Because the Touch is so good I chose to return a Xoom and am waiting for a new iPad2 64gB that is on order. Apple will own the tablet market for the next few years, then the others will catch up. The loser here is Microsoft. They would be smart to have a division to create Apps for apple and android products today.
it's a COMBINATION of all piesnlyoan dancing like dtulua said it's all for marketing purposes and when we mention HULA everyone associates this form of dance with piesnlyoan dancing come on now stop discriminating why don't u juss holla at her and put in a few requests about the hulaing if ur gonna be all anal about HULA & TAHITIAN booty shaking..geez get a grip so much for being POLYNESIAN:/
Joe that's so 18 months ago..
Actually if u wanna get technical the iPad came first per Steve jobs so the iPod is a small iPad. anyway Joe your level of intelligence is obviously low. All I can say is sorry you just dot get.
To Bin Laden it's untouchable, you're dead... :)
Does what a good ad is supposed to do. Moving - inspiring. Makes you want it. It must be very affirming since after it came out everybody was "why would I want this?" ~
These commercials always take over the room when they come on... I think that the fact that apple doesn't even say the name of the product speaks volumes.. Apple is on it's way up with this one, I see a lot of similarities in how they marketed the iPod line in the early 2000's... Tablets are soon gonna be defined as iPad, or that other thing that can do the same stuff almost?
Brings to mind the old Sprite commercials, but with a twist that too many analysts, critics, media, and others just don't seem to get...
"Specs are nothing. Benefits are everything. Obey your want."
For those who have studied advertising/marketing, you know these ads speak way more volumes than having a robot play with a Droid phone while spouting off a plethora of features (specs). Apple thinks different. Don't like it? They don't care and neither do we iPad/iPhone/Mac owners that prefer purposeful excellence in design in the products we use.
Even better... People always want what they can't get.. Most of the time they can't get it because of price(I.e Mac computers), but with the iPad being priced competitively, the only thing holding people back now is the stock. With them being low, it makes it even more of an elitist product.
Why is everyone who doesn't love every single aspect of Apple considered a douchebag? It's not healthy to blindly adore everything a company does. Apple is a company built on being rebels, which is something it's fans have forgot. I like Apple, and that's why I challenge them to be better.
i think you made a point about apple being the rebels. i remember having a powerbook and i remember people asking me why would i get an apple because they will be extinct. now look at apple. i might not like everything that apple makes but i still suport apple and its products. count me in on the ipad2. i get mind this monday. sure i might have and iphone4 and an ipod touch4 so why buy an ipad2? reason can be shown with this commercial. ill be using mine for school and it will come handy since im a nursing student.
This ad absolutely nails it, because it can releate to everyone and more than likely tunes in with their thinking.
Of course, people will continue to bash. Enjoy being prescriptive.
Ipad has become somewhat iconic to the point where the word "ipad" is not needed in the commercial.
"...and if you ask us, It's just getting started."
I like that, with their Upgrades every year. Means this S^&t, just got real!
Might be the same thing as iPad, but they did enough to change it. Not dramatically, but enough because it is the thinest Tablet around. For Reallys though... iPad 3 is going to be feeding us, and taking care of your Children.
Got a new one:
"If you asked how much it costs, you probably can't afford it."
Saw this ad on TV for the first time last night, and knew "magic" was afoot.
I guess its a nice ad, but I did just get my iPad back from my grandparents who borrowed it for a few weeks on vacation to see if they liked it, they got frustrated about the whole flash thing, with pages showing up telling you it can't be displayed due to a missing plugin, or just not showing up at all, but overall they liked it.
Can someone tell me what apps they are playing the musical and doctor ones
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Over the past four years, Hillsvile man Brad Carico has been honing his woodcarving skills with the chainsaw. And while Carico has created some amazing pieces of art during that time, the work he performed from March 7-10 in Fancy Gap could only be described as his Mona Lisa, Sistine Chapel and The Last Supper all rolled into one.
Looking for something to represent the Fancy Gap community, the Blue Ridge Parkway and their three businesses (Fancy Gap Deli, Treasure Potts Antiques and Garden Shop), Charles and Margaret Barnhardt commissioned Carico to turn an 80-foot tulip poplar tree into a massive piece of art featuring three black bears climbing the tree.
"That is the largest piece I have done to date and probably the largest one I will ever do. I may not tackle one that big again," Carico said while chucking over the four-day, 50-hour process that led to his masterpiece. "I've sold a lot of bears in the 6- and 7-feet range, pieces that were mobile that people could actually take their house, but never anything like this."
Carico began working on the project Thursday morning, March 7 on a bitterly cold day with 30-mile per hour winds. While the weather warmed up on Saturday and Sunday, the first two days were frosty, making the work even tougher considering there was no margin for error.
"If I am carving a piece at my shop for somebody, I can always throw it away and start over. With that one, I had to get it right the first time," Carico said. "When you are up there doing it, you are not thinking about anything but the chainsaw. It's a pretty dangerous way to sculpt. You have to have your attention focused on what you are doing."
Carico began making his own carvings four years ago and began selling them through Treasure Potts in 2010. Last winter, the Barnhardts asked Carico if he could do anything with the massive tulip poplar in front of their businesses. At that point, the tree was well over 100 years old and was declining to the point that it was becoming dangerous to the shop, Carico said. The Barnhardts didn't want to cut it down completely, however, so they contacted Carico, who shared his idea for the massive wood sculpture.
The project began with the help of Boyd's tree service of Meadows of Dan, who topped the tree down to a more manageable 24 feet. Even then, the work was extremely labor-intensive as the tree was approximately 50 inches in diameter.
"I used four different types of chainsaws and I would say it took a total of 50 hours over the four days," Carico said. "The Barnhardts were very pleased. I think it exceeded what they were expecting."
Carico's massive sculpture certainly turned more than a few heads during the weekend. He said hundreds of people stopped by at different points in the process to wonder and gawk at the Fancy Gap artwork.
"I was probably photographed more in those four days than my entire life combined. We didn't advertise it, it was mainly just people driving up and down (U.S.) 52," Carico said. "The reactions have been really positive. It turned out like I had envisioned it, which is about all you can ask for."
Charles Barnhardt said he thinks the sculpture will be good for his businesses as well as Carico.
"He does a great job. He should get some business of it, I would think," Barnhardt said. "And we are pleased with it. It looks like it belongs in the community, something that belongs in Fancy Gap and belongs with the Blue Ridge Parkway. We were trying to make it blend with all those things and our shops, and it looks like it does that. We think it will be a good attention-getter."
A 1989 graduate of Carroll County High School, Carico said he became interested in wood carving with a chainsaw when he saw a demonstration at the Virginia State Fair in 1987 on a school trip with the Future Farmers of America (FFA) at CCHS. He went on to college at Virginia Tech and is currently employed by the Virginia Department of Forestry as the Environmental Compliance Engineer for the western third portion of the state.
He said he never thought about woodcarving again until seeing some videos on Youtube in 2009 of people carving with chainsaws.
"I started watching those and said, 'I could do that.' I started playing with it, and family and friends would see my pieces. Then they would want a bear and things like that," Carico said. "After a certain amount of time, people told me, 'You should sell those.' So I did a few and then I approached Charles at Treasure Potts, and he agreed to market the pieces for me."
Since that time, Carico has sold his work up and down the East Coast from Florida to Maine, even into Canada and as far west as Alabama.
"I have done just about anything you could imagine. I've carved a standing angel for a guy in Alabama. I enjoy doing birds, things like eagles and owls. I enjoy carving all kinds of wildlife," Carico said. "I sell a lot of bears because that seems to be what people want, but I also have done a good bit of custom work."
Carico's carvings are available locally at Treasure Potts on a routine basis, but he will also do commission work upon request. Carico can be contacted at (276) 206-6077. He also is available for demonstration carvings.


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C# 2008 and 2005 Threaded Programming: Beginner's Guide
C# 2008 and 2005 Threaded Programming: Beginner's Guide
Book Details
About This Book
- Develop applications that run several tasks simultaneously to achieve greater performance, scalability, and responsiveness in your applications
- Build and run well-designed and scalable applications with C# parallel programming.
- In-depth practical approach to help you become better and faster at managing different processes and threads
- Optimized techniques on parallellized processes for advanced concepts
- Packed with hands-on-examples and clear explanations for better understanding
Who This Book Is For
Whether you are a beginner to working with threads or an old hand that is looking for a reference, this book should be on your desk. This book will help you to build scalable, high performance software using parallel programming techniques.
Students learning introductory threaded programming in C# will also gain benefits from this book.
Table of Contents
What You Will Learn
- Transform single-threaded algorithms to multithreaded scalable jobs by using object-oriented capabilities create an independent thread with an asynchronous execution by using a delegate to update the UI
- Achieve responsive user interface using synchronous and asynchronous delegates to dispatch changes to the UI thread
- Specify the degree of parallelism desired for determining the number of threads that the query must use to achieve better performance
- Create applications that use the full power of the processors using parallel programming techniques
- Develop applications to create background threads using the BackgroundWorker component
- Learn debugging techniques to find solutions to multithreaded application problems
Chapter 1: Taking Advantage of Multiprocessing and Multiple Cores
Mono-processor systems: The old gladiators
Single core: Only one warrior to fight against everybody
The performance waterfall
Multi-processor systems: Many warriors to win a battle
Estimating performance improvements
Avoiding bottlenecks
Taking advantage of multiple execution cores
Load balancing: Keeping everybody happy
Operating systems and virtual machines
Parallelism is here to stay
Code patterns learned in this chapter
Chapter 2: Processes and Threads
What is a process?
What is a thread?
Multiple threads in servers
Multiple threads in clients
Code patterns learned in this chapter
Chapter 3: BackgroundWorker in action for beginners
RTC: Rapid thread creation
Defining the work to be done
Asynchronous execution
Synchronous execution
Showing the progress
Canceling the job
Working with multiple BackgroundWorker
BackgroundWorker vs. Timer
BackgroundWorker creation on the fly
Code patterns learned in this chapter
Chapter 4: Thread Class—Practical Multithreading in Applications
Creating threads with the Thread class
Sharing data between threads
Passing parameters to threads
Code patterns learned in this chapter
Chapter 5: Simple Debugging Techniques with Multithreading
Watching multiple threads
Debugging multithreaded applications as single-threaded applications
Showing partial results in multi threaded code
Code patterns learned in this chapter
Chapter 6: Understanding threads' control with patterns
Starting, Joining, Pausing and Restarting threads
Understanding the pixels' color compositions
Creating independent blocks of concurrent code
Using flags to enhance control over concurrent threads
Testing results with Performance Monitor and Process Explorer
Using the AutoResetEvent class to handle signals between threads
Using the WaitHandle class to check for signals
Code patterns learned in this chapter
Chapter 7: Dynamically Splitting Jobs into Pieces—Avoiding Problems
Running split jobs many times
Using classes, methods, procedures, and functions with multithreading capabilities
Understanding the garbage collector with multi threading
Controlling the system garbage collector with the GC class
Avoiding garbage collection problems
Avoiding inefficient processing usage problems
Retrieving the total memory thought to be allocated
Generalizing the algorithms for segmentation with classes
Code patterns learned in this chapter
Chapter 8: Simplifying Parallelism Complexity
Specializing the algorithms for segmentation with classes
Defining the class to instantiate
Creating simple constructors
Programming the results collection method
Optimizing and encapsulati ng parallel algorithms
Achieving thread affinity
Avoiding locks and many synchronization nightmares
Code patterns learned in this chapter
Chapter 9: Working with Parallelized Input/Output and Data Access
Queuing threads with I/O operati ons
Avoiding Input/Output bott lenecks
Using concurrent streams
Controlling excepti ons in threads
Using a pool of threads with the ThreadPool class
Managing the thread queue in the pool
Converting single-threaded tasks to a multithreaded pool
Encapsulating scalability
Thread affinity in a pool of threads
Parallelizing database access
Code patterns learned in this chapter
Chapter 10: Parallelizing and Concurrently Updating the User Interface
Updating the UI from independent threads
Creating delegates to make cross-thread calls
Reporting progress to the UI from independent threads
Creating a delegate without parameters
Invoking a delegate asynchronously to avoid performance degradation
Code patterns learned in this chapter
Chapter 11: Coding with .NET Parallel Extensions
Parallelizing loops using .NET extensions
Counting and showing blobs while avoiding side effects
Using a parallelized ForEach loop
Coding with delegates in parallelized loops
Working with a concurrent queue
Controlling excepti ons in parallelized loops
Combining delegates with a BackgroundWorker
Retrieving elements from a concurrent queue in a producer-consumer scheme
Creating an asynchronous task combined with a synchronous parallel loop
Using lambda expressions to simplify the code
Parallelizing loops with ranges
Parallelizing queries
Parallelizing LINQ queries with PLINQ
Specifying the degree of parallelism for PLINQ
Parallelizing stati stics and multiple queries
Code patterns learned in this chapter
Chapter 12: Developing a Completely Parallelized Application
Joining many different parallelized pieces into a complete application
Running code out of the UI thread
Blocking the UI—Forbidden with multi threading code
Combining threads with a pool of threads and the UI thread
Creating threads inside other threads
Multi ple windows and one UI thread for all of them
Rationalizing multi threaded code
Code patterns learned in this chapter
In Detail
Most modern machines have dual core processors. This means that multitasking is built right into your computer's hardware. Using both cores means your applications can process data faster and be more responsive to users. But to fully exploit this in your applications, you need to write multithreading code, which means learning some challenging new concepts.
This book will guide you through everything you need to start writing multithreaded C# applications. You will see how to use processes and threads in C#, .NET Framework features for concurrent programming, sharing memory space between threads, and much more. The book is full of practical, interesting examples and working code.
This book begins with the fundamental concepts such as processes, threads, mono-processor systems, multi-processor systems. As the book progresses, the readers get a clear understanding of starting, joining, pausing and restarting threads. The readers get a better understanding of the simple techniques associated with parallelism. There are short exercises at the end of every chapter for the readers to perform.
The book also includes several practical parallelism algorithms and data structures used for illustration, and best practices and practical topics like debugging and performance.


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WINNER! Which? Best Buy Award, 2015
"Phil & Teds has updated its popular three-wheel Navigator pushchair, which now comes with an auto-stop brake which should stop the pushchair rolling away if you let go of it accidentally. The double kit for the Navigator has also been updated, turning the Navigator into a travel system and a double pushchair when your family grows." - Which? Best Buy Awards
"Which? is the only pushchair reviewer that tests pushchairs' safety and durability against British and European safety standards. We also ask our parent panel and their babies to try out each pushchair to ensure they are practical and easy to use.
Which? spends nearly £90,000 each year testing pushchairs, rating 43 different aspects of each pushchair.
- We push, pull, recline, fold, lift, carry, transport, clean, store, adjust and add shopping to each one before we consider awarding a pushchair Best Buy status.
- Our manoeuvrability tests take each pushchair around an obstacle course of everyday urban hazards, such as pavements, small flights of steps, gravelly ground, a narrow doorway and tight spaces.
- We check how easy each pushchair is to transport in the boot of a small car, as well as simulating trips by public transport to see if you'll be left stranded by buses and escalators."
GOLD! Winner of a Prima Baby Award, 2015
Our navigator buggy was judged the best All Terrain buggy in the Prima Baby Awards, 2015! Here's what they had to say about our Gold award winner:
"As well as looking great, the Navigator is extremely functional and can be adapted several times over according to you and your brood's evolving needs. The seat can be forward or rear-facing and the frame is travel seat compatible... Another real positive is that the Navigator is really quite dinky, very light and easy to steer - making life for us baby chauffeurs a lot less sweaty. This was particularly noticeable when trying to navigate my way down a busy high street, and I found I could quite easily nip between shoppers without feeling like I was about to mow anyone down! I found myself repeatedly muttering to myself 'it's so light' as I walked down the street. All-round suspension also means that the buggy is suitable to go off road – it effortlessly glided over the cracked pavement that lines my street." - Prima Baby Awards, 2015
Navigator takes on Costa Rica
"First of all, it is the smoothest stroller I've ever used. I've had single strollers, I've had double strollers, and I just can't believe that this is actually a double stroller because it is smoother than anything I've ever used before... This is narrow, it's smooth, I can swivel around in circles if I want to! It's really lightweight, so it's fun and I'm not stressed out, the kids are happy.
The fold is another amazing feature because I've spent time trying to break down other double strollers, or even single strollers, and it's just... I don't know why... it's impossible! I can't figure it out. And then to have to lift it up and put it into a trunk is terribly difficult. So in this case, it's just awesome because I can do it by myself and really easily... It makes life easier, whereas I think other strollers can make life stressful." - Emily, TravelMother.com
4.3 out of 5 Star Rating!
"I liked the idea of the pram being auto stop on the phil & teds Navigator v2, especially as many of the trails we take the dogs to have hills. This means if we were to fall the pram would not go whizzing down the hill. I was dubious about this but I can honestly say the brakes work. The pram comes to an instant stop, quite abrupt, a complete standstill. I would definitely trust this to work on a hill.
On first handling we thought the phil & teds Navigator v2 felt quite heavy but we are used to pushing a much lighter pram but when actually putting it to the test I would say it feels lighter than both the Mothercare Xpedior and Cosatto Giggle. It breezes over lumps, potholes, mud, grass and up kerbs. You can of course lock the front swivel wheel to help over bumpier terrain. The air filled wheels also help make it a smooth ride and they cope well over even the most demanding of trails.
Gorgeous Harry enjoying a muddy, off-road adventure in his navigator buggy. With storm cover at the ready in case of drizzle, Harry and Mum Julie know how to adapt&survive whatever the weather!
GOLD! Best Twin Buggy
"Versatile, adaptable and convenient inline buggy that goes from one to two children with ease, and still stays slim enough to fit through doorways. Now with Auto Stop braking system." - Prima Baby Awards, 2014
SILVER! Best Innovation of the year!
Our navigator stroller was awarded a silver medal in the Best Innovation of the Year category, Prima Baby Awards, 2014!
"A dream to push"
"For me, the best improvement on the original Navigator is the size of the main seat in new born mode with the double kit on top. The main seat is bigger and there is now more leg room between baby and the top seat in double mode. The double kit also has higher sides which makes it feel more cocoon like and cozy. The auto stop brake takes some getting use to but it's a great safety feature and is easy to use. I was worried it might feel stiff but it's fairly effortless in the hand. It's a dream to push..." - Holly, Mum and navigator stroller owner
"My friends, allow me to introduce you to the ground-breaking, lightweight & efficient phil & teds Navigator Stroller with the added double kit (aka "the double kit of magical wonders").
The Navigator is the lightest double stroller I've ever owned, and therefore the only one I've actually used more than three times. My husband shook his head when I told him I was determined to find another double stroller for our next international flight. I searched the inter-webs for the lightest, smartest and most durable brand I could find, which landed me at the one and only phil & teds®. It was their witty website that won me over, I must say.
Because this stroller is only 27.5 lbs, I can fold it, push it, and load it into a car trunk all by myself. I feel unstoppable! Without having a car in Costa Rica, I've been able to take my kids out to get breakfast, pick up groceries, or just for a long morning's stroll without the stress of chasing a two and four year old!
There are no weird buttons or knobs to adjust to get it going. I don't have to ruin my flip flops on a foot brake. The auto hand stop couldn't be improved in my opinion, since it's easy to hold down and there is even a clip that will keep it secured for you as an option (you then slip the connected loop over your wrist, which will release the brake when pulled). On the hills around my house, this auto stop is an honest-to-goodness life saver. The comfort grip is a luxury, and the handle bar adjusts to nine different positions, which I think is very thoughtful." - Emily, TravelMother.com
"phil&teds have really pushed the boat out with a whole host of really meaningful updates. The auto-stop is epic, not only is it a great idea, it's been designed really well and, most importantly, works exceptionally well. The seat is improved, the newborn options are improved, all the updates have worked really well for phil&teds here, I can find little to fault in this tandem, and it's going to be a serious contender for anyone looking for a practical sibling option that can grow with your family. We give the phil&teds Navigator with Auto Stop 5/5 stars."
Kind + Jugend Innovation Award Finalist 2013
Our latest navigator buggy with Auto Stop safety brake was a finalist in the prestigious Kind + Jugend Innovation Awards, 2013! This revolutionary safety innovation is set to make parents lives easier, offering the ultimate in convenience for those unpredictable parenting moments.
The phil&teds Navigator is a dream to push. A total revolution in buggy technology. Cozy for kids and compact, light and manoeuvrable for mum and dad. The autostop function gives parents the freedom to help their other children who may be walking beside them, without having to manually apply the brake. - Roberta von Meding, Editor, Mums & Tots magazine Ireland
The new Auto Stop works just like trolleys in the airport – let go and the buggy stops dead. I'm sure every parent knows the fear of a lose buggy and the addition of the Auto Stop means that you are protected from runaway buggies. Read more -Rochelle Gribble (New Zealand)
"For the 2014 model year, the Navigator stroller becomes the first truly all-terrain stroller that can take two infant car seats; along with the ability to have a baby comfortably facing mom while riding! Plus, the new Navigator is the only stroller available on the market integrated with an Auto-Brake to reduce risk of accidental runaway strollers with baby harnessed inside…. in parking lots, sidewalk crossings, train platforms. Phil & Teds determined that all it takes is a couple seconds of taking your eye of the stroller, for it to begin to roll away. The Auto-Brake stops the stroller as soon as your hands leave the handlebar."


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Centennial Trail - will be closed between N. Sullivan Road and E. Mission Avenue between 7:00 AM and 3:30 PM daily, Tuesday, October 7, 2014 through Friday, October 10, 2014. Signs will direct Trail users to detour route along Indiana Avenue during the...
Fires are not permitted at anytime.
The ban on campfires in state parks is still in place until further notice. However, beginning July 14, 2015, some parks will allow the use of gas or propane powered portable campfire rings or pits depending on the conditions.
Swim beach will be closed August 3-8 for aquatic plant control.
No Fires Allowed at any Time.
Oyster Season open year round.Clam Season open year round.Seasons are subject to closure by the Department of Health for marine biotoxins. Please check the following links to determine closures or season changes.
Camping at Daroga has changed from first-come, first-served to reservation camping. Reservations can be made nine months in advance. The season for reservations this year is May 15 - September 15.
Beginning Monday, March 23rd, crews will be removing some hazardous trees. For public safety, many of the trails will be temporarily closed for two weeks. The park will be open and there will be well-placed signs letting you know which trails are open and...
Alcohol is allowed only in the campground, by registered campers of legal age, in their campsite only. It is not allowed in any other areas of the park.
Due to the drought, the water in the cabin for dishes and showering has an unpleasant odor. This will be ongoing throughout the summer.
There is no dock access to Doe Island until further notice. The pilings and dock were removed due to storm damage.
The ban on campfires in state parks is still in place until further notice. However, beginning July 14, 2015, some parks began allowing the use of gas or propane powered portable campfire rings or pits depending on the conditions. Please check with the...
New cabins are being placed in campsites 1, 7, 8, 9 and 10. These sites are closed during the transition. The campsites will be available for reservations as cabins in early summer.
Due to hazardous conditions, the south western loop of the park's trail system has been closed until further notice. We apologize for this inconvenience.
The Catherine Montgomery Interpretive Center is closed until further notice.
Alcohol is not permitted at Flaming Geyser State Park. This policy is strictly enforced throughout the park, including picnic shelters.
One restroom that is ADA accessible is open. Portable toilets will be provided throughout the park during the summer months. There is no water available in the park, and the lodge remains closed.
Visit the Department of Ecology for information on tsunami debris found on Washington's beaches, what to do if you find debris, and how to report it.
The Commanding Officer's Historic House is closed until further notice.
Alcohol is not permitted at Fort Simcoe State Park. This policy is strictly enforced throughout the park, including reserved picnic shelters.
Gingko State Park Petrified Forest Natural Area - the back country access gate is closed to motor vehicles until further notice due to extreme fire danger and natural resource protection.
Fires are not permitted at anytime and there are no barbecue facilities available.
While the Observatory will remain open during the normal operating hours, exterior spaces east of the building will be closed from May 8 to June 30, 2015 to improve the pedestrian access, restore the landscape and construct a viewing platform..
Pets are not allowed on the island.
Seasons are subject to closure by the Department of Health for marine biotoxins. Please check the following links to determine closures or season changes.
The John Wayne Trail/ Iron Horse State Park Trail through the Yakima Training Center is open. The Boylston Tunnel will remain closed due to safety concerns. There is a signed detour in place around the tunnel.
If you enter tunnels 46 and 47, you do so at your own risk. Prior to entering the tunnels visitors are required to fill out a waiver form and place it in the drop box located at the entrance of each tunnel. For more information call 509-656-2230.
The water reserve is currently out until further notice.
The Park and Boat Ramp have re-opened after a temporary closure to replace the Boat Launch.
The local fire station uses a siren to summon volunteer firefighters for duty. The siren may be activated at any hour of the day or night and creates noisy conditions for campers and visitors. State Parks apologizes for the inconvenience.
Shellfish harvesting in the park is closed until further notice. Clam and oyster populations have declined and are insufficient for harvesting.
The renovations of campsites 1-18 are complete. Special note: sites 1-3 have power and water only. Sites 4-18 have power, water, and sewer connections.
Oyster Season March 1 to July 31Clam Season June 1 to July 31 Seasons are subject to closure by the Department of Health for marine biotoxins. Please check the following links to determine closures or season changes.
Kopachuck State Park is open for day-use only. Due to hazardous trees in the forest, the campground area is closed permanently.
State Parks is in the process of making some much needed improvements to the access trails in campsites #55 to #71. Reservations are presently closed in the beach area through June incase we encounter difficult weather and the work would need to be...
On going construction will continue through August 17, 2015 on Mondays through Thursdays, in the lower loop campground due to restroom renovations.
By order of the Bureau of Reclamation, this park is closed to metal detecting indefinitely.
For weather conditions for Lake Wenatchee State Park, visit the Northwest Weather and Avalanche Center.
Larrabee State Park has been closed to all species of shellfish until further notice.
Previous access to the beach via unauthorized use of Burlington Northern Santa Fe property must be discontinued because of inadequate sight lines for pedestrians to see on-coming trains when crossing the rails to access the beach area. State Parks has...
The swim beach at Lincoln Rock state park will be closed Sept 15th as the beach is being renovated and improved. The swim area will re-open in the Spring of 2016
Lincoln Rock is currently adding a group camp and a new cabin loop. There may be construction activity and noise throughout the summer, weekdays from 8am-5pm. Thank you for your understanding during this time of expansion.
The park will remain open during construction, however park visitors should expect congestion and delays at the park entrance as they enter and exit the park. The entrance will be reduced to one lane for both entry and exit combined.
Please excuse the brown grass...Irrigation at Maryhill is in the process of being repaired. We appreciate your patience and understanding while we finish this project.
The Millersylvania ELC will be closed starting 1/1/2015 through 4/30/2015 while renovations take place. Renovations include updating and restoring sleeping cabins and updating restroom facilities to meet ADA requirements.
Picnic tables are temporarily not available. They are being replaced courtesy of a small grant. Anticipated completion is the week of March 23rd. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause in your visit of Obstruction Pass State Park.
There is no potable water at Obstruction Pass State Park. Please plan accordingly and carry your own water into the campground and beach area. Obstruction Pass is a pack-it-in, pack-it-out facility, please carry out all trash.
The Twin Falls Trailhead located off of I-90 Exit 34 provides limited access to the Twin Falls Trail. The Twin Falls Trail is currently CLOSED from about the ¾ mile mark & viewpoint to the Twin Falls Canyon Bridge. A landslide has severely damaged a...
Please be aware the Ragnar Relay on July 18th will impact the park from 6am- 7pm. The number of participants is estimated to be 3,500. Please be patient as there may be large crowds and possible delays.
There will be major utility construction occurring throughout the park from May 1 - June 30th 2015. We apologize for any inconvenience during this time.
The American Shelter will be closed to rentals from April 19th until approximately June 6th for repairs and construction work. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Some bridges along the Willapa Hills Trail are closed until further notice due to extensive flooding damage in December 2007. Please be aware that portions of the trail are inaccessible as a result of these closures.
All Campsites on Avista owned property on the south side of Lake Spokane are closed until further notice due to fire.
Little Spokane River is open all the way. St. Georges and Painted Rocks parking lots are open as well as their put-ins/take-outs. Also, the Knothead trail is open now as well. However, the Painted Rocks trail is still closed indefinitely.
Visitors can access the park from the north at the Seven Mile Road/Inland Road intersection. Old Trails Rd is closed until October. For more information: http://www.spokanecounty.org/engineer/content.aspx?c=2969
Due to hazardous trees in the old-growth forest, the campground area is closed indefinitely. Camping is available at nearby Rasar State Park.
The Carole Ann Wald Memorial Pool is closed indefinitely.
Saltwater State Park is in close proximity to the SeaTac Airport. Passenger jets frequently fly over the park resulting in noise that can be disturbing to some visitors. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause our visitors.
The agency is planning to move forward with a +/- 60 acre variable-density forest health thinning later this fall. The forest to be treated is a Douglas-fir plantation. In addition to enhancing the long-term health and quality of the forest habitats,...
Due to public safety concerns, the campground and group camp at South Whidbey Island State Park are closed to camping for the 2015 season. This is because of failing and diseased old-growth trees in the campground. The park remains open for day use....
By order of the Bureau of Reclamation, the park is closed to metal detecting indefinitely.
In the month of September, after the Labor Day holiday, please anticipate upwards of four (4) full day weekday closures at Steptoe Butte due to maintenance of towers on the top of the Butte. Specific days and dates will be posted as soon as days are...
The Twanoh group camp is closed for the season due to access road damage.
The Schafer Road Ocean Beach Approach is open. The Bonge Road Ocean Beach Approach is closed due to severe beach/sand erosion around the hardened road causing a severe drop off and danger to vehicles.
Construction is underway to replace the pedestrian bridge that crosses the North Fork of the Wallace River near Wallace Lake. The trails to Wallace and Jay Lake will remain open during this time, however an alternative route is needed to access the...
All state parks are at a Fire Ban Level 4 - EXTREME. Fires are restricted to gas and propane (self-contained camping stoves are allowed). Charcoal or wood fires are not allowed. In addition, as a further precaution, gas and propane may be used for cook...


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Tuscarawas News Detail
2008 Distinguished Honors Alumni Award Recipient: Jeffrey HammondPosted Mar. 31, 2008
Currently, he is the George B. and Wilma Reeves Distinguished Professor in the Liberal Arts and Professor of English at St Mary's College of Maryland where he specializes in early American literature and creative nonfiction.
We are extremely proud of his career success, and equally proud that he credits Kent State University and the Honors College with providing him with the educational background and leadership skills that have proved to be so valuable to his professional development. Here are just a few of his accomplishments:
- Finalist, Independent Publisher Book Award in the category of Essays and Creative Nonfiction for his work, Ohio States: A 20th Century Midwestern, an essay collection about the small-town Midwest
- Distinguished Alumni Award, Department of English, Kent State University • Winner of the "Life in Ohio" essay competition sponsored by Ohio Magazine
- Finalist, Missouri Review Editor's Prize in Essay for his work titled "Simulated Cities"
- Norton T. Dodge Award for Scholarly and Creative Achievement, St. Mary's College of Maryland Jeff is a native of Findlay, Ohio.
As he once so eloquently wrote, "As an Ohioan who has lived on the east coast for nearly 30 years, I can attest that one of the first things an Ohioan in exile acquires is a fierce sense of Buckeye pride…"


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Last year, when Apple Apple introduced the iPhone 4s — a visual clone of the 16-month-old iPhone 4 — a lot of people yawned. "Brilliant" pundits were quick to criticize . It was more of the same, not very new and would surely herald the end of Apple's leadership in the smartphone market. Sure, it had the Siri voice assistant but she didn't do very much, didn't understand very much, and eventually became a source of parody almost as much as utility. Apple would then go on to sell a record 37 million iPhones in the subsequent quarter, earning $13 billion on more than $46 billion in revenues. Accounting for seasonality, the iPhone has remained a huge hit, selling another 60 million units in the subsequent two quarters.
Fast forward to today and as the great Yogi Berra once said, "It's like deja vu all over again." The iPhone 5 has been launched and it looks an awful lot like the iPhone 4s. Yes, the glass has been removed from the back (one fewer thing to break). Yes, it has 4G LTE. Yes, it's a tiny bit larger. Yes, it's 18% thinner. And, yes, finally (and Apple fans know how loaded that word is), the screen is larger, at 4 inches diagonally.
Those open mouths are not agape with awe; they are the collective yawns of the Android community and, dare we say it, the small band of Windows Phone users. The truth is, not one of these features is revolutionary and they've all been available since 2011 on phones from some combination of Samsung, Motorola, Nokia Nokia, and HTC HTC. In fact, one can take it a step further: Apple's specs are actually unimpressive compared to many of those phones. I don't mean specs like megahertz or number of processor cores. Consumers don't care about those things and the new iPhone does have an improved custom processor. It should keep pace with — or exceed — the best phones on the market.
What I'm talking about is the more obvious stuff: Screens, battery life, form factor. I had lunch with a friend a couple of weeks ago, a fellow Silicon Valley entrepreneur and, like me, an iPhone user. He was raving about the Samsung Galaxy S3 his colleague had and how easy it was to slip into a pocket. I was surprised; the phone is huge compared to an iPhone. He explained that the thinness combined with the tapered edges made for an easy slide into a pocket. Well, the new iPhone is thinner at 7.6mm (vs. 8.6mm), but it's still squared off at the sides. And it is by no means the thinnest phone among recent smartphones, which I'm pretty sure was the 7.1mm Droid Razr. Yes, the iPhone is competitive here. But world beating? No.
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Nite Ize 18 In. Gear Tie Reusable Rubber Twist Ties (2 Pack)
Nite Ize Gear Tie Reusable Rubber Twist Ties have a tough rubber shell that provides excellent grip, a strong wire inside that holds its shape, and a range of bright colors to catch your eye. The 18" Nite Ize Gear Tie is the perfect size to wrap and organize medium-to-large appliance cords and wires. Keep your jumper cables, extension cords, dog leashes, and larger electric cords neat and untangled with a quick simple twist. The 18" Gear Tie is also great for looping and hanging lightweight tools and lanterns - and the reusable nature makes it easy to reposition and adjust conveniently.
COLORS: Black, Blue, Coyote, Desert Tan, Foliage, Forest Green, Lime Green, Navy, Orange, Pink or Yellow
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I wanna reach out and grab ya?
We just had an earthquake! Yeah, I know all you Californians are like, "so what, we have them every 15 minutes." They're pretty rare out here on the east coast though. It scared me worse than the cricket that leapt at me when I picked up the shirt he was hiding under while doing laundry last week.
I'm tired of seeing dead people.....
¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!
Ex-wife to me in the toy aisle: "Why do I sense we've picked up another plastic lifeform?"
Thanks to sebillba for the trade!
Happy New Year to those whom it applies!
¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!
A sure sign of Fall: the constellation Orion peeking over the eastern horizon at two in the morning.
I've been working too much overtime lately....
¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!
Winning, winning, winning!
May the force be with you.
And now for something different....
I worked this on Thursday. People have to realize what goes up must come down...and it may have deadly consequences.
¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!


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How to put on (and take off) an Otterbox Defender Case for iPad
The Otterbox Defender Case for iPad is serious armor plating for your precious iPad, but like any suit of armor it can be a little bit of work to figure out just how to put it on (or take it off!).
Check out the video above to see me give a try. Just promise to laugh with me and not at me, okay?
A few pictures of the final results, after the jump!
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How to put on (and take off) an Otterbox Defender Case for iPad
This case is amazing. I don't see how it is too much trouble because you never take it off. I take mine on a construction site every week and am glad to have the extra protection. I use a sleeve to protect the screen while traveling too.
It's the porthole for the Apple logo that makes it awesome.
That is one heavy duty case. You did a great job putting it on, but I'm wondering if Otterbox couldn't have made it easier.
I stopped counting at 6.


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Science Matters
Innovative Tools Help EPA Scientists Determine Total Chemical Exposures
EPA scientists work to advance the science of chemical risk assessment.
Everyday activities – actions as simple as biting into an apple, or walking across a carpeted floor – may expose people to a host of chemicals through a variety of pathways. The air we breathe, the food and water we consume, and the surfaces we touch all are the homes of natural and synthetic chemicals, which enter our bodies through our skin, our digestive systems, and our lungs.
This makes determining how (and how much of) certain chemicals enter our bodies challenging. In most cases, there is not one single source for any given chemical that may be found in our bodies. Using sophisticated computer models and methods, EPA scientists have developed an innovative set of tools to estimate total exposures and risks from chemicals encountered in our daily lives.
"The traditional approach of assessing the risk from a single chemical and a single route of exposure (such as breathing air) may not provide a realistic description of real-life human exposures and the cumulative risks that result from those exposures," said EPA scientist Dr. Valerie Zartarian. "Risk assessments within EPA are now evolving toward the 'cumulative assessments' mandated by the Food Quality Protection Act and the Safe Drinking Water Act."
Moving the science of chemical risk assessments forward to where it's possible to evaluate total risks from exposures to a wide variety of chemicals requires several key pieces of information. You need to know what chemicals are found in the environment, their concentration levels in the environment, and how they come into contact with humans. You also have to know how they enter the body, and what they do after that.
EPA's Stochastic Human Exposure and Dose Simulation (SHEDS) model addresses the first part of this problem. SHEDS can estimate the range of total chemical exposures in a population from different exposure pathways (inhalation, skin contact, dietary and non-dietary ingestion) over different time periods, given a set of demographic characteristics. The estimates are calculated using available data, such as dietary consumption surveys; human activity data drawn from EPA's Consolidated Human Activities Database (CHAD); and observed chemical levels in food, water, air, and on surfaces like floors and counters.
The data on chemical concentrations and exposure factors used as inputs for SHEDS are based on measurements collected in EPA field studies and published literature values. "EPA's observational exposure studies have also provided information and data to help define the processes simulated in the model, and evaluate or "ground-truth" SHEDS model estimates", said Zartarian, "who co-developed the model with Dr. Jianping Xue, Dr. Haluk Ozkaynak, and others."
"The concept of SHEDS is to first simulate an individual over time," she explained. "The model calculates that individual's sequential exposures to concentrations in different media and across multiple pathways, and then applies statistical methods to give us an idea of how these exposures might look across a whole population."
The story of how chemicals enter the human body doesn't end there, however. The exposure estimates that SHEDS generates are now being used as inputs for another kind of model – a physiologically based pharmacokinetic (or PBPK) model, which predicts how chemicals move through and concentrate in human tissues and body fluids.
Using PBPK models, scientists can take the estimates of chemical exposures across multiple pathways generated by SHEDS and examine how these will impact organs and tissues in the body, and determine how long they will eventually take to be naturally processed and expressed.
Together, these two models provide scientists with a much more accurate picture of the risk certain chemicals pose to human health – a picture they've been able to confirm by extensive comparisons against real-world data, such as duplicate diet and biometric data collected by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), which collects biomarker data from 5,000 people each year. When EPA researchers have compared the SHEDS-PBPK exposure and dose estimates with the physical NHANES data, they've found that the model's predictions line up very closely with the observations in the survey.
"The real-world grounding gives you a lot of confidence in the exposure routes modeled in SHEDS and PBPK," said Rogelio Tornero-Velez, an EPA scientist who has helped develop the Agency's PBPK models used in the study.
SHEDS has already been used in developing EPA's regulatory guidance on organophosphate and carbamate pesticides, and chromated copper arsenate, a chemical wood preservative once used on children's playground equipment. Now, EPA researchers are using the coupled SHEDS-PBPK models to examine a relatively new class of chemical pesticides called pyrethroids to determine whether they pose any risk to human health and the environment.
EPA scientists are continuing to refine the SHEDS and PBPK models used in these studies, adding functions and testing them against real-world data. For policy makers, these models will serve as invaluable tools in making decisions meant to protect human health and the environment from the risk of exposure to harmful chemicals.
"The science and software behind SHEDS and PBPK are substantial," said David Miller, who has worked on the project from EPA's regulatory perspective. "They provide exposure and risk assessors both within and outside EPA with a physically-based, probabilistic human exposure model for multimedia, multi-pathway chemicals that is in many ways far superior to those that are presently in routine use."


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Homemade Ras el Hanout
A slew of North African spices combine to make a fragrant, exotic mixture. Whether used as a grill rub, when pan-frying fish or as the foundation for tagine, diverse, distinctive ras el hanout is worth the investment and effort to make.
Note: Though this heady Moroccan spice blend can be purchased at ethnic markets and online at Amazon.com, there's something particularly rewarding about making it from scratch.
About the author: Jennifer Olvera is a veteran food and travel writer and author of "Food Lovers' Guide to Chicago." Follow her on Twitter @olverajennifer.
Homemade Ras el Hanout
About This Recipe
|makes 1/2 cup
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|Coffee grinder for spice-use only, pestle
- One 3-inch cinnamon stick, broken
- 1 tablespoon whole black peppercorns
- 1 tablespoon coriander seeds
- 1 teaspoon whole cubeb pepper (optional)
- 1 tablespoon cumin seeds
- 10 green cardamom pods
- 1 teaspoon whole allspice berries
- 8 whole cloves
- 1/2 teaspoon dried anise seeds
- 1 teaspoon fresh-grated nutmeg
- 1 tablespoon, plus 1/2 teaspoon, sweet paprika, divided use
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon ground mace
- 1 teaspoon ground turmeric
- 1 teaspoon dried rosebud petals
- 1 teaspoon dried lavender
Add cinnamon, peppercorns, coriander seeds, cubeb, cumin seeds, cardamom pods, allspice berries, cloves, and anise seed to a dry skillet set to medium-low heat. Lightly toast until fragrant and a shade darker, shaking so spices don't burn (about two minutes). Cool slightly and remove cardamom seeds from pods by tapping with something heavy, such as a pestle. Discard pods.
Add remaining ras el hanout spices and toasted spices to a small coffee grinder used only for grinding spices. Pulse the grinder to get things started, and let it run until the mixture is ground into a fine powder. Store in an airtight jar in a dark, cool place until ready to use.


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Thursday, March 21, 2013
The South Carolina Ethics Commission is investigating an undisclosed number of Berkeley County School District employees.
The investigation, being done at the request of the South Carolina Attorney General's office, is in regard to possible misuse of BCSD employees and equipment during a campaign to support a bond referendum.
The campaign – "Yes 4 Schools" – ended after the November general election when Berkeley County voters passed the $198 million referendum with a 59 percent majority.
The Berkeley County School Board passed a resolution addressing the investigation at its regularly scheduled March 12 meeting in Moncks Corner.
"In public session Tuesday night (board member) Kent Murray read a motion and a statement regarding the ethics investigation," BCSD Public Information Officer Susan Haire said last week. "In public session the board voted unanimously 9-0 to approve the motion."
The motion states: "After reviewing the requests of district employees during executive session that the district provide for independent legal counsel to appear and represent them . . . based on the advice of the board's legal counsel, I move that we approve the requests to provide reasonable and customary legal fees and expenses under the circumstances."
Former school board member Terry Hardesty was on the board from 2006 to 2010.
"They all voted to hire outside council . . . if I had been on that board I wouldn't have voted for that," Hardesty said, adding that the firm of Childs and Halligan, which normally represents BCSD, will not be used in this case but rather outside attorneys will be hired.
"It implies to me they're pretty worried about the outcome," Hardesty said. "I don't know specifically that they violated the law. I have the opinion they did. The Attorney General is curious about it, too, so they're investigating."
"We're doing an investigation for the Attorney General's office," S.C. Ethics Commission Director Herb Hayden said Friday. "It's a combined, coordinated investigation between this office and SLED (South Carolina Law Enforcement Division) at the request of the Attorney General. I can't comment on the specifics of an ongoing investigation."
A BCSD statement that went along with the motion claims opponents of the referendum sought an investigation into BCSD's efforts and the district is cooperating with the investigation.
State law requires if a district employee is prosecuted in any action the district is required to defend the action when requested, according to the statement.
The statement goes on: "Even though no civil or criminal action has been initiated against any of our employees at this time, based on the advice of the board's attorneys, we believe that its employees' acts or omissions in connection with the school improvement referendum were in good faith and in the scope of their employment. Under these circumstances, it is the district's statutory obligation to provide legal representation for its employees."
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Full name Patrick Kaltaneaki Matautaava
Born September 27, 1991, Vanuatu
Current age 23 years 307 days
Major teams Vanuatu
Batting style Right-hand bat
Bowling style Right-arm medium
|Bat & Bowl
|Match Date
|39, 0/29
|v Jersey
|St Martin
|28 Jul 2013
|Other OD
|27, 0/8
|v Jersey
|St Martin
|27 Jul 2013
|Other OD
|v Kuwait
|St Clement
|25 Jul 2013
|Other OD
|13, 1/23
|v Bahrain
|St Saviour
|24 Jul 2013
|Other OD
|v Argentina
|St Clement
|22 Jul 2013
|Other OD
|2/38, 14
|v Nigeria
|St Brelade
|21 Jul 2013
|Other OD
|15, 0/35
|v Nigeria
|Gaborone (Oval 1)
|13 Apr 2013
|Other OD
|52*, 1/42
|v Nigeria
|10 Apr 2013
|Other OD
|1/25, 11*
|v Fiji
|Gaborone (Oval 1)
|9 Apr 2013
|Other OD
|4, 3/50
|v Botswana
|Gaborone (Oval 2)
|7 Apr 2013
|Other OD
Cricket in colour - What's your favourite team kit?
Papua New Guinea's attractive team kit at the World T20 Qualifier, cool cap included, caught our attention. What's your favourite of them all?
4391 runs after 35, and 2354 outside top five
On Sunday, Tillakaratne Dilshan became the 11th batsman to score 10,000-plus ODI runs. Here are the key numbers from his ODI career
'I always wanted to bowl the last over of an ODI'
Former Australia fast bowler Damien Fleming on bowling in thrilling World Cup semi-finals, mastering the subcontinent, and taking on Tendulkar
Australia's soft centre exposed
The failure of anyone other than Chris Rogers to cope with the conditions at Edgbaston was another worrying sign of Australian fallibility abroad
Which country were they born in?
Quite a few of England's players over the years have been born outside England. Do you know where?
Since the beginning of 2012, Ian Bell averages 34.69 when batting in the top six; among regular top-order batsmen, only Shane Watson has a lower average
Be alarmed, be very alarmed (58)
Death of a Gentleman exposes how neo-liberal economics threatens the game, while also hinting at worse lying beneath the surface, leaving you feeling disillusioned and angry
Patience running out on Ramdin again (49)
Should he be dropped from the one-day squad to Zimbabwe, it will be the latest chapter in the wicketkeeper's strained relations with the authorities in particular
England's chances hinge on Clarke (47)
There's currency in the idea that a captain's failure with the bat dulls his decision-making powers and creates a destructive atmosphere in the dressing room
Decision on No. 3 emblematic of England's problems (44)
The mauling at Lord's means once again England are being reactive in terms of who bats at one-drop. It also means they are likely to shed their new-found aggression


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PDS Rifles Style: Univ. Florida Kickboxing10
This is why you don't mix muzzle brake testing with supressor testing
Yeah, we're running our new muzzle brake/comp on an SBR. I got all giddy because I was shooting a triple NFA gun (commando sized supressed select fire) and when I grabbed our test rifle I forgot to don my ear protection.
Commando sized BL + muzzle brake - hearing protection = ouch.
Wasn't as bad as firing a pistol with no ear protection though.
The brake actually does better than birdcage flashhiders on a regular (14.5" Bls and above) sized barrels.
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That rifle was so hastly put together. I only use the foregrip to indext my hand. I actually hate vertical foregrips, but I didn't want to spend the money getting rail covers, and I knew the gun was gonna get hot!
I'll post up videos once I'm done editing.
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Goodlun, you're from Ramona? like SD county Ramona?
If you guys are curious about this muzzle brake, I got a bit more info on it on my company's website: www.pdsrifles.com
We shot a few more photos. Photos always make it to the facebook page first. (look up "precision delivery systems")
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I'm sorry, the only video I have of this brake is super commercial in nature. I apologize for shitting all over this section with my commercial interests.


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Golden Harvest Food Bank collection barrels have been rolled out to downtown Aiken businesses and wait to be filled with canned goods to feed the hungry.
The Spooky to be Hungry food drive, held every October by Golden Harvest, kicked off Wednesday downtown. This is the first time Golden Harvest has partnered with the Aiken Downtown Development Association to collect food and monetary donations to serve the less fortunate.
Even business owners and representatives who did not indicate before the kick off they would like a barrel stopped by to get one. The barrels caught the eye of Jeff Howell with Public Education Partners, and he stopped to pick up one.
Downtown Aiken is very much a community, just like any neighborhood. To have them fighting hunger together is an exciting addition to Spooky, said Mille Robinson, Golden Harvest events coordinator.
Collections will continue through Oct. 31.
Golden Harvest is asking for donations of non-perishable, commercially-prepared goods and especially requests canned fruits, canned vegetables, canned meats and pasta.
Robinson said every canned good collected will remain in Aiken.
Last year, Golden Harvest collected more than 129,000 pounds of food and $56,000. That permitted Golden Harvest to provide more than 196,115 meals to needy seniors, children and families.
Spooky to be Hungry continues to grow each year. I encourage people to come out and support the businesses that are supporting us, Robinson said. Some businesses are offering a sale or other benefit to their customers if they donate.
For more information, visit www.spookytobehungry.org.
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DETROIT -- Honda says it is recalling more than 820,000 Civic compact cars and Pilot SUVs because the headlights can fail.
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The company says wires connecting a switch that controls the headlights and turn signals can overheat and melt, knocking out the low-beam headlights.
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The Civics and Pilots were added to a similar recall announced in March. That recall affected more than 550,000 CR-V small SUVs from the 2002 through 2004 model years and Pilots from 2003.
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Israel's Ethical Defense
In the heat of battle, how would you respond?
Published: April 24, 2010
Published: April 24, 2010
(23) ralph, August 10, 2014 3:58 AM
misplaced morality
(22) halacha, July 16, 2013 9:28 PM
this is halaclicly incorrect
(21) Anonymous, June 12, 2012 9:54 PM
(20) M. Minor, April 29, 2010 4:47 PM
IDF - we are proud of you!
IDF - I am a Gentile. But your integrity and moral judgement is so admired. Those precious young people - what difficult decisions they must make. Our prayers are with you. Even though UN and many countries defy your rights - I, for one and there are many like me love and respect your right to the land that God gave you.
(19) ben karan, April 27, 2010 10:43 PM
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all of israels attempts to save civilians or delay in destroying our enemies, has not impressed the "nations" the opposite is true- we have lost countless lives by waiting instead of preempting, and by not responding immediately with the goal or destruction of our enemies, if germany had been immediately attacked- and hitler destroyed befor he got stronger and organized tens of thousands may have died and tens of millions saved.- the video is touching and is incorrect by logic and halachically- there is no exaggerated mercy once enemy has chosen to fight and has been warned.- this is a shameful attempt at western values instead of making hard jewish choises- when pity is given to the brutal, brutally will be visited upon the innocent.


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Woman accused of assaulting toddlerFebruary 13,2013Woman denies assault on child
NORTH BENNINGTON A woman who is staying at the Bennington Coalition for the Homeless shelter at 6 Bank St. was charged with two misdemeanors on Tuesday after police said they believed she had assaulted an 18-month-old child.
Adrienne Bowen, 22, pleaded innocent in Bennington criminal court to misdemeanor charges of domestic assault and cruelty to a child younger than 10.
In an affidavit, Detective Anthony Silvestro, of the Bennington Police Department, said he had begun to investigate Bowen because of a report made to the Vermont Department of Children and Families by an unnamed employee of the shelter.
On Monday, Silvestro and an investigator with the Department of Children and Families met with a person living in the shelter who was also not named in the affidavit. The resident claimed Bowen had picked up a child, who was born in August 2011, by the hand.
The resident said the child was held high enough to be swinging in the air and said Bowen twisted the childs arm and dropped her on the floor where she hit her head. The resident said Bowen kicked the childs foot before walking away.
On other occasions, the resident told investigators, Bowen dragged the child up some stairs by her arm.
Silvestro said Bowen told him that she gets stressed out very easily. She denied dropping and kicking the child but admitted to picking the child up by her arm.
She also told investigators she didnt want to have the child taken away from her.
Bowen was released without bail but ordered to observe a curfew and obey a safety plan created by the Department of Children and Families. She was also ordered not to use corporal punishment on the child.
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