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LeMond launch innovative new indoor trainer
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The new LeMond Revolution wheel-less indoor trainer will be available in the UK from early December following the announcement that Saddleback, distributors of Felt, Zipp, Vredestein and SRAM road products, will be taking on the US brand for 2011.
Unlike a traditional trainer where a roller creates resistance against your back wheel, the LeMond Revolution integrates with the drivetrain on your bike. You take your back wheel out and mount the rear dropouts directly onto the trainer, changing up and down through your gears in the normal way thanks to a cassette that's fitted to the unit. The Revolution works on progressive wind resistance so we're guessing it's not the quietest trainer out there – but we've not used one yet so we can't say for sure.
"Compared to traditional roller-based trainers, the Revolution represents the difference between riding on the road, on a great bike, on a great day and riding your bike with a flat tyre, uphill, in sand," said LeMond Fitness founder and three-time Tour de France winner Greg LeMond. "Who wants to ride in those conditions? The design creates a smooth, natural feel while pedaling and eliminates inertia lag when the rider slows down or changes gears."
Clearly, you're not going to get any tyre slippage or wear with this design, and we're told that the frame won't flex so you can easily ride out of the saddle.
"The Revolution has an incredibly solid feeling to it, something that is often missing from rear wheel trainers," said Team Garmin-Transitions' David Millar. "I own about four home training devices at home, the Revolution has instantly become the favourite."
The Revolution fits all road bikes although you'll need an adaptor to fit a Campagnolo cassette. It'll retail for £425 without a cassette fitted and £470 with a Shimano/SRAM compatible cassette.
For more info go to www.saddleback.co.uk or www.lemondfitness.com.
I tried one of these last week at saddleback and the smoothness in comparison to the bushido Ive got at home is impressive, it does feel like you are riding properly. Not the quietest thing in the world but it has fan resistance so it helps blow a bit of air around to keep you cool.
not all carbon is the same.
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25th October 2010 - 14:25
It may smooth the ride but the pain will still be the same.
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Looks like it would be great for 'cross pre race warm up - no need to carry a road wheel to use the turbo
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Mega Roundup: 25 Easy DIY Jewelry Organizer Projects
I'll be the first to admit that my jewelry organization situation is pretty horrendous. The knobs on my closet doors are home to countless necklaces, half of which fall off if one happens to even glance in their general direction. Fortunately, there are DIY jewelry holders aplenty, a few of which I have my eye on for upcoming weekend projects. Check out all 25 below and let me know which one is your fave!
1. DIY Hanging Branch Jewelry Organizer
2. DIY Jewelry Organizer from a Thrifted Typeset Tray
3. DIY Framed Knobs and Fabric-Covered Cork Jewelry Holder
4. DIY Framed Lace Jewelry Display
5. DIY Wood Tray and Box Jewelry Holder
7. DIY Paper-Covered Cork Board Jewelry Organizer
8. DIY Upcycled Soda Bottle Jewelry Stand
9. DIY Twig Branch Jewelry Holder
10. DIY Plaster Hand Jewelry Display
11. DIY Fence Board and Frame Jewelry Organizer
12. DIY Chicken Wire Frame Jewelry Holder
13. DIY Frame Jewelry Organizer with Wire, Tray, and Hooks
14. DIY Rustic Wood and Burlap Jewelry Display
15. DIY Stencil Cork Board Jewelry Holder
16. DIY Shadowbox Jewelry Organizer
17. DIY Wine Cork Jewelry Holder
18. DIY Wire and Frame Earring Display
19. DIY Hanging Drawer Pull and Knob Jewelry Organizer
20. DIY Wire and Burlap Jewelry Organizer
21. DIY Pegboard Jewelry Station
22. DIY Cake Stand Jewelry Dish
23. DIY Jewelry Organizer from a Secondhand Table
24. DIY Wall-Mounted Box Jewelry Holder
25. DIY Wooden Clothes Hanger Jewelry Organizer
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Sarasota police are sending letters to residents to try to stop solicitation of prostitution
The Sarasota Police Department has started a new program in an attempt to curtail the solicitation of prostitution on the streets of the City of Sarasota.
They are now sending letters to the homes of registered vehicles seen in areas known for prostitution.
From a news release:
Beginning on March 4, 2014, prostitution advisory letters were sent to registered vehicle owners (business and residential) whose vehicle may have been observed in an area where there are complaints of suspected criminal activity.
The letter tells the registered vehicle owners, "Your vehicle was observed on (this date) at an area within the city limits of Sarasota known for prostitution related crimes. The driver or occupant of your vehicle engaged in conversation with either: (1) a known prostitute (an individual who has been previously convicted of a violation of Florida States 796.07) or (2) an undercover law enforcement officer posing as a prostitute."
The letter is an advisory letter and not an accusatory letter. The letter is for informational purposes and no criminal charges are pending against anyone involved. Those registered vehicle owners who receive the letter are given a case number that was generated while documenting the incident and contact information for Sergeant Demetri Konstantopoulos with the Sarasota Police Department Street Crimes Unit.
"It's another tool for us to put in our tool box for the fight against prostitution. The Sarasota Police Department is taking a No Tolerance' stance on prostitution. The City of Sarasota is beautiful place and community members are working to revitalize the North Trail. We're trying to change to reputation of the North Trail and in order to do that we're going to take drastic measures to deter prostitution in the city."
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Emily Procter gave birth to her first child with musician Paul Bryan last January. She is still on CSI: Miami. Emily returned to work last January 19.
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If you have fun with the outdoors and feel like fishing or hunting, here are two words you almost certainly haven't encountered but are important to keep in mind: allzeit bereit. In case you're wondering, that's German for "always prepared." Do not be shocked if that sounds recognizable, since it is the mantra of the Scout Movement founded by the late Rober Baden-Powell.
When you're miles away from home on an outdoor excursion, it is beneficial to be consistently prepared. Standard items you need to remember include a flashlight, some meals, sleeping equipment, maps or compass, matches or lighter, and a multi-purpose knife set. If you're hunting, bring a gun set; and if you're fishing, a fishing pole set. Besides these, there are 2 additional valuable objects you should carry for your fishing or hunting trip.
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Visualize hurling your fishing line to the water, then sitting down and patiently waiting. Even though you're accustomed to waiting while holding that fishing pole, doesn't it get tedious sometimes? Or maybe it's taking such a long time for that trout to take the bait but you can't rest your fishing pole down.
The ideal answer to this dilemma is a fishing pole. Visualize a tripod holding your camera to take some pictures, only it's to secure your fishing pole in place. Loosen the screws and let the legs spread out, and then put the cap down to tighten the legs and extend the pole up. After securing your fishing pole, you're now free-the fishing pole holder performs the waiting for you right up until a fish gets the bait!
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How about when you spot a deer, and you assume your place. You bend and hold your arms to aim your firearm and wait for the right moment. Whilst you're accustomed to doing that, it helps if you have a rifle or gun rest so that you can effectively direct your shot and strike your target.
Akin to a fishing pole holder, a rifle rest holds and secures your rifle. You then set your sights on the animal, not worry about your arms feeling weary from grasping your firearm, then shoot. You may have better odds when your arms are stable and your hold is solid.
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Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John Doak has assembled an advisory board to oversee his department's Anti-Fraud Unit in the wake of criticisms about spending on the investigative unit.
Oklahoma insurance commissioner names advisory panel after criticism
The new advisory board will help the Insurance Department develop strategy with the help of law enforcement, state lawmakers and other experts on everything from training to expenditures and case development, Doak said.
The Insurance Department has tried to listen to criticisms of spending on everything from uniforms to law-enforcement style equipment for the Anti-Fraud Unit, Doak said.
"I think that any time you are in the private sector or in government, you have to listen to the dialogue and be receptive to that," Doak said.
Deputy Insurance Commissioner Owen Laughlin said Doak has expanded the agency's effort to crack down on fraud because the costs can be passed on to consumers as higher insurance premiums.
"A lot of this work has not been done before and it takes a little bit of thrust to do that. We have to hire the right people and get the right equipment to do that."
The board will meet twice a year with the agency's Anti-Fraud Director Michael Copeland and Laughlin to discuss investigations that resulted in criminal charges and collaborate on statewide anti-fraud efforts.
Sen. Harry Coates R-Seminole, who has been a critic of Doak, said the advisory board did little to address his concerns about the Anti-Fraud Unit.
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Oklahoma juniors Trey Millard and Kenny Stills acknowledged Monday they've received grades from the NFL Draft Advisory Board, but both said they haven't made decisions yet.
Oklahoma football notebook: Trey Millard, Kenny Stills weighing NFL options
"It just comes back in the top three rounds or not in the top three rounds," Millard said.
"I was not in the top three."
Stills, a wide receiver, said his grade "talked about anywhere in the first four rounds.
"I don't know how to explain it, but I think it's more of a safe way for them to be able to tell us something. The wording of it is a little bit funny."
As a fullback, though, Millard (6-feet-2, 256 pounds) is in a unique position; he's not likely to be selected very high because of the position he plays, so there might not be as much incentive for him to return for his senior season.
"You can't really move up as far as the first round," Millard said. "You have to take that into account."
Millard has been used as a jack-of-all-trades at Oklahoma; he's played a more blocking fullback role, while also showing the ability to run with and catch the football.
"Some people say that I'll play more of a running back," Millard said. "I've heard a bunch of different things, more of a W or a tight end that doesn't necessarily have his hand down on the line."
When asked what incentive he has to stay, Millard said, "The degree. Going through my senior year with a class and a group of guys I came in with. Try to win a national championship, win another Big 12 championship. Be one of the few classes to beat Texas four years in a row. Go up and play Notre Dame. Those are all reasons to stay."
Defensive tackle Stacy McGee didn't travel with the team and won't play in Friday's Cotton Bowl following his Dec. 24 DUI arrest, meaning senior defensive end David King will probably play lots of snaps inside.
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There's a lot of things to do, this it's only a beta version, that it's not still very usable, but if you are curious you can download it. Any comments and help are welcome!!
I want to achieve two main goals with this project, learn as much as possible Kylix+Linux and provide a familiar interface to users that wants to migrate to an stable and powerful operating system. I know that many Linux users will be against this project, but this will demonstrate that Windows it's a toy compared with Linux.


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Great Midwest Athletic Conference Commissioner Tom Daeger announced on Tuesday that Georgetown College has accepted an invitation to join the G-MAC as a Provisional Member, effective July 1, 2012.
Georgetown, which recently announced intentions to apply for NCAA Division II membership, is the eighth member institution of the G-MAC. Georgetown joins The University of Virginia's College at Wise as a Provisional Member of the G-MAC. If successfully admitted into NCAA Division II candidacy, Georgetown will become a Full Member of the G-MAC and join charter members Cedarville University (Cedarville, Ohio), Central State University (Wilberforce, Ohio), Kentucky Wesleyan College (Owensboro, Ky.), Trevecca Nazarene University (Nashville, Tenn.), Urbana University (Urbana, Ohio), and Ursuline College (Pepper Pike, Ohio).
Georgetown, a private, liberal arts college located in Georgetown, Ky., will apply for NCAA Division II membership prior to June 1. If approved by the NCAA Division II Membership Committee, Georgetown will enter the candidacy process with the goal of becoming an active NCAA Division II member for the 2015-16 academic year.
Dr. Bill Brown, Cedarville University President and chair of the G-MAC President's Council noted, "Georgetown College has a long history of academic rigor and athletic excellence. They will certainly become one of the anchors of the conference as we move ahead."
"Georgetown is a terrific addition to the G-MAC membership and, if approved to enter the membership process, is well positioned to make the transition to NCAA Division II," Daeger said. "The institution shares our desire to provide a complete collegiate experience for its student athletes and embraces the role in which it feels athletics should play in that endeavor. "
The Tigers will be included in future G-MAC schedules, and if approved as a NCAA Division II candidate, will gain voting status in the G-MAC. Georgetown, currently a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and the Mid-South Conference, sponsors 16 sports.
Included in the sports sponsored by Georgetown are baseball, men's and women's soccer, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's cross country, men's and women's golf, men's and women's tennis, football, men's and women's track and field, volleyball and softball. The Tigers have claimed multiple NAIA National Championship titles and consistently contend for the Presidents Cup of the Mid-South, highlighting a well-rounded athletic department.
The G-MAC, which was approved by the NCAA as a member conference effective September 1, 2012, will be working through an educational assessment program for the 2012-13 academic year with the goal of beginning competition as the 24th active NCAA Division II conference by 2013-14.
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It would have been a serious mistake to have read the suspect in the attempted Times Square car bombing his Miranda rights, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) said Tuesday.
McCain, the ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee and a longtime leading Republican on national security issues, said he expected the suspect in the case could face charges that might warrant a death sentence if convicted.
"Obviously that would be a serious mistake…at least until we find out as much information we have," McCain said during an appearance on "Imus in the Morning" when asked whether the suspect, 30-year-old Faisal Shahzad, a naturalized American citizen from Pakistan.
"Don't give this guy his Miranda rights until we find out what it's all about," McCain added.
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ABC Reconciles With Adam Lambert
'American Idol' runner-up Adam Lambert landed in trouble for locking lips on ABC, with his controversial same-sex kiss on the recent AMA broadcast. This time he's smooching the network itself, as ABC plays a little kiss-and-make-up with Lambert following the singer's dismissal from multiple ABC appearances. PEOPLE is reporting that Lambert will appear on 'The View' Thursday.
Lambert's provocative performance on the American Music Awards - in which he thrust his crotch into a dancer's face, dragged two male dancers around on a leash and engaged in a makeout session with his male keyboardist - preceded the singer's dismissal from 'Good Morning America' and the New Year's Eve episode of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live.'
In a Twitter post last week, Lambert told his fans "Yes, sadly friends, ABC has cancelled my appearances on Kimmel and NYE. :( don't blame them. It's the FCC heat." As PopEater pointed out in an earlier post, the FCC does not regulate programming after 10 o'clock, meaning the 'Kimmel' performance would not have faced any scrutiny from the government regulatory office.
Lambert's visit to the ladies of 'The View' will be pre-taped - ABC can rest assured there will be no on-air shocks from the edgy performer. The appearance airs a day after he is honored by 'View' panelist Barbara Walters on her '10 Most Fascinating People of 2009' special, also on ABC.
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- Sunday 06 DecemberBy jeff
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy mark
If women did(Madonna,Spears, Lady Gaga,etc...) what he did there would be nothing about it but since it was men it is a big deal.
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy aprilHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
hello love his music people make mistakes all the time
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy Marilyn
I was 13 in 1956 when Elvis appeared on the Ed Sullivan show. Although they only showed him from the waist up, parents were shocked. Guess what? They got over it. Everyone will get over this too.
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy Stuff
I think his performance was disgusting and uncalled for. If he wants to advertise the fact that he's gay, he should take out an ad in the personals of the newspaper. If he's just imitating other repulsive performers for the publicity we all just gave it to him. If he can get away with this what will be do next to top it? Do you want your kids to watch this guy? ABC has no standards. Who runs that station the ACLU?
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy Martha
YOU are responsible for your kids. Not Adam. Not tv. Not me. I raised mine, raise yours.
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy Susan WycheLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
It's a shame that people are thinking that this type of immoral behavior is "normal" and ok for their children to watch...what has happened to American values and morals?
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy Alice
They turned into bigots and starting calling a talented young man names and attacking him when what he did in one performance that has been done repeatedly by others. Adam and everyone else is a child of God and you who judge are forgetting that God is about love and forgiveness. "let he who has not sinned cast the first stone". Give Adam a chance, he is truly talented and made one mistake.
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy Shannon
Alice are you kidding me???? The "first stone" reference of the Bible has NOTHING to do with giving a wannabe celebrity a second chance at fame. Stop misquoting the Bible to fulfill your own agenda you twisted freak!
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy Stuff
To Susan W ...............
Since Valente took over the old Hayes Office on morals everything went downhill. The entertainment industry twisted our constitution to suit their own purposes. Playing fast and loose was profitable and morals be damned. It's all for money. Same for TV, it's the ratings and money. We just have to pay attention to what our kids watch. Just turn TV off or don't go to the movies. Maybe they'll get the message! As for the raunchy music, don't buy it. I don't go to the movies or buy the music out there.
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy Beth
It was a performance, no one said it was okay for children, and hatred self-righteous judgmentalism is worse than a sexual musical performance. Move in the direction of love not hate and remember that Adam has a loving heart despite being born gay in this culture where wonderful people wtth gay sexuality are treated with harted, bigotry, lack many civil rights, and a rotten straight person is treated better than a honest gay person. So. lets keep that in mind sometime. Adam is a very gutsy honest friendly kind intelligent guy, but he is naive too. I am with him, not you, but thanks anyway.
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy Pete
It is negligent not to know human sexuality Susan, so take a course- soon- please- catch up and thanks.Love anyway.
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy Doug
Keep that "flamer" in the closet where it belongs. He is one sick SOB that I would punch out if it ever got near any kids I know!
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy trepidition
well maybe god's just a little bi-curious too.
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy Bob Lieber
if it looks like a fag, sings like a fag and acts like a fag.....well he is a fag and you get what you get. really, pretty simple.
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy Roberta
Love you, Adam, but maybe you should save the really racy stuff for your tour. You are about to give America a collective heart attack, dude.
- Sunday 06 December
adam is gay and that is wrong,god didnt want men to be with men.so he will have to answer for that to him if he goes to heaven which i doubt he will.and for those who think god made me that way you are very wrong and it aint in your genes either.
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy rich
Get some help. You are not God. The meek shall inherit the earth. Read the book of John, especialy 3:16.
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy Shannon
Um rich, please enlighten us all as to what passages in the Book of John you are referring to here about homosexuality or for that matter any part of the Adam Lambert / performance topic being OK'd by God cause 3:16 isn't one of them! The "meek shall inherit the earth" has to do with his followers... not homosexuals.
- Sunday 06 DecemberBy Laverne
I believe he should have stuck to the rehearsel that had taken place beforehand. I understand he is
not ashamed of his personal life. I do not dislike him less for his performance that night. If he had been in the business more than just a little while like some established artist have been it might of been overlooked somewhat. Adam needs to think about his future not just the moment.
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Is it just a coincidence that an unusually large number of American troops and Iraqi civilians are suffering from what appears to be a cancer epidemic? Iraq's environment minister and a growing number of victims, scientists and even politicians say the widespread use of depleted uranium in U.S. munitions is to blame.
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IF DUI does not cause cancer then why is it that the cancer rate in areas bombed by DWI weapons is 200 to 300 time higher? How do do you explain that to the world?
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The cancer is the US!
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One of the biggest reason why we will never hear an admission of there being a correlation is simply that the military doesn't have the money to pay all the lawsuits that would result.
One of the best things about the US is our system of tort laws that allow us to sue someone who has wronged us; even the military is not immune from such laws, and so they have to obfuscate, confuse and deny.
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UNFORTUNATELY, the invasion of IRAQ has so far consumed atleast 3000 tonnes of Depleted Uranium. and according to studies when this round comes in contact with resistance it sort of burns or disintegrates into particles of about 0.1 micron whereas the masks supplied to the US SOLDIERS can block particles of upto 0.5 micron, so that was basically no protection really. ALSO the SERVICE PEOPLE that cleaned up various sites have said that they felt some severe symptoms within a couple of hours of exposure to the DU environment and according to them after their return they were refused the relative tests and treatment. so cant say much about that.


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Kate Gervais of Lawrenceville was awarded the Junior Insight Award during the Department of English and Philosophy's annual English Awards Program at the University of West Georgia.Sumner Gann of Lawrenceville was named recipient of the Academic Recognition Day Scholar Award at the University of West Georgia's annual Academic Honors Convocation. Gann also received the Willie Maude Thompson English Scholarship at the Department of English and Philosophy's annual English Awards Program. Matthew Wheeler of Lawrenceville was named to the dean's list for the fall 2009 semester at the University of Alabama. He was inducted into the University of Alabama chapters of Phi Eta Sigma and the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. He will soon be inducted into Alpha Lambda Delta. He is the son of Chip and Debbie Wheeler of Lawrenceville. Diana Cica of Lawrenceville has earned an associate degree in science in nursing from Excelsior College. Thomas Owen Gormley graduated from Hampden-Sydney College with a bachelor's degree in economics and commerce on May 9. He is the son of Tommy and Karen Gormley of Lawrenceville and is a graduate of Brookwood High School. Caroline Mellard of Lawrenceville was recently awarded the 2009-10 Freshmen Academic Excellence Award by Montreat College. Caroline is the daughter of David and Sydney Mellard and is a graduate of Brookwood High School. Cheney Christian Brinkley of Duluth was awarded an Associate of Science Degree at Young Harris College. Cheney is the daughter of Randy and Jovi Mayfield of Duluth. Jamey Beth Chapman of Snellville was awarded an associate degree while being named to the dean's list at Young Harris College. Champman is the James and Donna Chapman of Snellville. Daneil Craig Forkner of Peachtree Ridge High School was awarded an Associate of Fine Arts from Young Harris College. Kendall Hope Iglehart of Snellville was named to the dean's list at Young Harris College for the spring 2010 semester. Jeremiah Allan Kersting was named to the Dean's List at Young Harris College for the Sprin 2010 semester. Eri Pinto of North Gwinnett High School was named to the dean's list at Young Harris College for the spring 2010 semester. Darian Michael Quigg of Buford was awarded an associate degree from Young Harris College. Joshua Jerome Schlosser of Lawrenceville was named to the dean's list at Young Harris College. Joshua is the son of Jacob and Dana Scholosser of Lawrenceville. Weston Kyle Sheldon was awarded an associate degree while being named to the dean's list at Young Harris College. Stephen Trent Sizemore of Parkview High School was awarded an associate degree from Young Harris College. Rebecca Liouse Westbrooks of Grayson was awarded an associate degree at Young Harris College. Rebecca is the daughter of John and Ruth Westbrooks of Grayson. 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The following students were named to the Dean's Honor List at Agnes Scott College: Randi Davis of Dacula, class of 2011. Randi is the daughter of Cynthia Davis. Hannah Marlowe of Dacula, class of 2011. Hannah is the daughter of Joseph and Mary Marlowe. Julie Reynolds of Lawrenceville, class of 2011. Julie is the daughter of Carol and Keith Reynolds. Hannah Kraus of Lilburn, class of 2013. Hannah is the daughter of Jeanne and Robert Kraus. Katie Elizabeth Atwood received two awards at the 51st annual honors days convocation on April 26 at the University of Cumberlands. Atwood is a resident of Lilburn and graduated cumlaude on May 8 with a bachelor's degree in public heath. Mitchell Luke Yaksh of Lilburn received a bachelor's degree from North Greenville University. Jessica Taplin of Lawrenceville received the Andrew College Theatre Departmental Award for Academic Achievement at Andrew College. Gene Patrick Hamilton of Grayson received a law degree from Washington and Lee University. The following students participated in the spring 2010 commencement ceremony at The Citadel: Tate Houston Blenke of Suwanee, Bachelor of Science in Physical Education; Eugene Adjei Quarshie of Lawrenceville, Bachelor of Science in Biology; Jordan Lee Jackson of Lawrenceville, Civil Engineering; Nicholas Christian Slater of Lawrenceville, Political Science; and Andrew Orban Stephens of Lilburn, Business Administration. Julia Pugh of Snellville was named to the Dean's List at Bryan College. Julia is the daughter of John and Cathy Pugh of Snellville. Keyla Reyes of Norcorss received the Andrew College Pilot Club Friendship Award and the Tiger Spirit Award at Andrew College. The following students participated in the spring 2010 commencement from Harding University in Searcy, Ark.: Jennifer Adams of Snellville, Nina Heffington of Lawrenceville, Chil Lee of Lawrenceville, Jeffrey McCanless of Lawrenceville, David Roberts of Lawrenceville and Amanda Watson of Loganville. The following students participated in the spring 2010 commencement from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College: Bethlehem: Thomas J. Clark. Loganville: Jonathon M. Cassiday, Ryan T. Hurkmans, Emily C. Reece and Brett S. Toney. Snellville: Joseph W. McKinnon. The following students participated in the spring 2010 commencement ceremony from Piedmont College: Buford: Karsha Doree Black, Mercedes C. Hutson, Christine Davis Peevy and Katie E. Porter. Dacula: Lauren Ashley Ferguson, Michael Anothony Kelly, Jacquelyn Deanne King, Victoria Leech, Michael Thomas Matthews, Laura L. Pucket, Catherine Ann Williams, Stephanie Carlson, Darien Jamor Dorsey and Lorraine Ellen Mack. Grayson: Heather Ann Baug, Christine Wheeler, Corey T. Lindsey, Amy Michelle Pearson, Kimberly Thompson, Lori Elain Wilmoth Reeves, Tracey Lynn Reid, Tiffany Kelly Tatum and Julie DiAnne Thompson. 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Joseph Gavin Peter Brand of Lawrenceville and Samantha Rachel Swart of Suwanee were named to the winter quarter Dean's List at Seattle Pacific University. Kara Gibbons of Lawrenceville was recently named to the Dean's List at Southeast Missouri State University. Micah Hollis of Snellville was recognized at the Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources' 2010 spring awards banquet. Micah is the son of Terry and Karen Hollis of Snellville. The following students were awarded for academic excellence at Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tenn.: Paul Reeser of Snellville, Amanda Bowers of Lilburn, Katy Thames of Lawrenceville, Ed Shim of Lawrenceville, Emily Chambers of Lilburn, Isaas Reeser of Snellville, Caleb Townsend, Casey Robinson of Norcross and Colin Robinson of Norcorss. 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Kellie Pickler returned to the U.S. on December 19 from her sixth USO Tour overseas to perform for U.S. troops as part of Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Martin Dempsey's annual USO holiday tour. She was joined on the seven-day, four country tour throughout the Middle East by Ross Detwiler and Craig Stammen of the Washington Nationals, Matt Hendricks of the Washington Capitals and comedian Iliza Shlesinger.
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Kellie and fellow celebrities participated in hospital visits and USO meet and greets, each made to bring a touch of home to the servicemen and women. Stops included Bagram Air Base and Kandahar Air Field in Afghanistan, U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart in Germany and a visit with Sailors stationed aboard the aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis, among other locations.
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Kasim, H M and Mohan, S and Rajapackiam, S and Rajan, S (2007) On the occurrence of juveniles of striped bonito Sarda orientalis (Temminck and Schlegel, 1842) along Chennai coast. Marine Fisheries Information Service T&E Ser. (194). pp. 17-19.
Tuna being a major migratory pelagic fishery resource in tropical and subtropical regions of the world's seas, their movements are controlled mainly by ever changing oceanic environment. They are exploited mainly by hooks & line, mechanised gillnets and trawlnets in India and are rarely caught in other gears with small mesh size operated by traditional crafts.
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It shouldn't be a surprise that just about everything electronic in Ubisoft's Watch Dogs is interconnected and can be hacked, controlled or shut down with the click of the button. The true surprise should be what it won't be able to access.
The Verge's Russ Frushtick got to see a behind-the-scenes demo behind the demo of the game that had everyone talking during last week's E3.
The second demo showed some of the other things that players will be able to do while running hit missions in single player and perhaps even coop or multiplayer mode. Frushtick described being able to tap into security cameras to see ahead of your target, around corners or outside of your character's general view. He can also access devices like traffic lights from other vantage points such as a construction scaffold or elevated train tracks to provide another element of strategy for missions.
The most impressive observation is how players will be able to track their progress, targets and even their friends through their actual cell phone. It seems that Ubisoft plans to release a mobile app that will let players research targets and even help or hinder their friends' games from their own cell phones. If this app comes to fruition when the game launches sometime next year, it promises one of the most immersive experiences of a game a player could hope to achieve in this day and age. We wouldn't be surprised if Ubisoft announced you could send an alert to actual police departments to send SWAT teams to your online opponents' homes as another method of disrupting their game.
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) -- A new consumer survey finds nearly 75 percent of homes now use CFL light bulbs. These compact fluorescent bulbs save money and energy.
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MONA'S latest groundbreaking piece of art opened to the public last night with hundreds of art lovers, passing shoppers and the just plain curious attending the official Southdale grand opening.
A concierge ushered them into the foyer of what seems to be a shopping centre.
The Southdale exhibition was part of the Dark Mofo MONA till Midnight event but will continue indefinitely. Much about the installation is shrouded in mystery, which heightened after a series of adverts promoting "Southdale Shopping Centre''.
"David Walsh's vision for MONA was of a sort of utopia, very much like Austrian Victor Gruen, who designed the first mall ever built in the US," said Ms Nicholls.
Gruen's type of utopia for shoppers had an atmosphere of leisure, excitement, and intimacy, which he created with works of art, decorative lighting, fountains, tropical plants, and flowers throughout the mall.
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Doug Nichols of South Hobart Posted at 12:37 PM June 21, 2014
Robin Charles Halton, there are plenty of areas of natural beauty that have nearby accommodation and are accessible by road, well-formed walking track and other means. Nobody is objecting to those. However, if you want to see and enjoy a wilderness area - somewhere that is, by and large, unmanaged and left to nature and is large enough to give a sense of real isolation and solitude - you must expect to see it on foot and you must expect no facilities when you get there. There is room in the world for places like that and we should be proud that we have some of the best examples, and be keen to protect them. To say that "Bob Brown and his supporters think that it is their exclusive WHA and not ours" is nonsense and you know it.
Robin Charles Halton of North Hobart Posted at 5:26 AM June 19, 2014
Mads #2, Dont forget its Bob Brown and his supporters think that it is their exclusive WHA and not ours! The Greens hate to see the human footprint trampling the buttongrass, entry by permit only would be the ultimate goal by the PWS who also prefer exclusion rather than inclusion. Mona Inc. would create a global interest by visitors and I think that is a good approach giving way for a development to showcase the natural areas of unique landscapes for enjoyment for persons from all walks of life other than serious bush walkers.
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A shopping mall. Gee, I can relate to that. So considerate of these avant-garde artists to couch their lofty statements in a format the consuming masses can understand.


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Azerbaijani journalist Eynulla Fatullayev has been named 2012 laureate of the UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize, UNESCO announced yesterday.
Azerbaijani journalist Eynulla Fatullayev has been named 2012 laureate of the UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize, UNESCO announced yesterday.
New York, April 18, 2012--Azerbaijani authorities must promptly investigate and bring to justice perpetrators of today's brutal assault in Baku on five independent reporters, including award-winning journalist Idrak Abbasov, who is now hospitalized, the Committee to Protect Journalists said.
Dear President Aliyev: The Committee to Protect Journalists is deeply disturbed by the recent wave of journalist imprisonments in Azerbaijan. With at least six journalists currently behind bars, Azerbaijan is now among the top 10 global jailers of the press, ahead of Uzbekistan and just behind Ethiopia, according to CPJ research. This crackdown comes in the run-up to Eurovision, the international song contest that Baku is hosting in May, which will gather journalists from more than 40 participating countries and fix the world's eyes on Azerbaijan.
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New York, March 8, 2012--The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns the threats made against Khadija Ismailova, an Azerbaijani journalist known for her investigations into high-level corruption, including secret, offshore businesses of President Ilham Aliyev's family.
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The state of press freedom inside the European Union has a significant effect on press freedom outside the EU. That was the message that CPJ Senior European Adviser Jean-Paul Marthoz and I delivered this week when Brussels' leading think tank, the European Policy Center (EPC), hosted us for a policy dialogue marking the launch of our annual survey, Attacks on the Press.
New York, March 1, 2012--At least two journalists were injured and another five suffered the effects of tear gas while covering violent clashes between police and residents of the northeastern city of Quba, according to news reports and CPJ sources.
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New York, February 22, 2012--Anar Bayramli, Baku-based correspondent for Iranian broadcaster Sahar TV and news agency Fars, has been imprisoned for two months pending trial over drug charges. The Committee to Protect Journalists has determined the charges are fabricated and calls on authorities in Azerbaijan to release him immediately.
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Four years after Eynulla Fatullayev was imprisoned on a series of fabricated charges, and more than a year after the European Court of Human Rights ordered his immediate release, the editor finally walked free. In an interview with CPJ, Fatullayev praised the international community for its sustained support. Attacks against domestic journalists covering sensitive subjects continued with impunity. Freelance reporter Rafiq Tagi, who wrote critically about Islamist politics and government policies, died after being stabbed on a Baku street. Two reporters for the pro-opposition newspaper Azadlyg were beaten in reprisal for their work, while the editor of the independent newspaper Khural was jailed in late year on retaliatory charges. Hostility toward international reporters was on the rise: Members of a Swedish television crew working on a human rights documentary were deported; a U.S. freelancer and a British researcher were assaulted; and a photojournalist was denied entry based on her Armenian ethnicity.
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Airing at the same time, Keeping Up With the Kardashians on E! garnered 3.75 million and a 2.2 rating with adults 18-49 and Pawn Stars averaged 3.89 million and a 1.5 rating with adults 18-49.