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E! Online is reporting that Dakota Fanning is in negotiations to star alongside Robert Pattinson (vampire) and Kristen Stewart (human) in New Moon (that's the Twilight sequel, for those of you who don't READ teen girl vampire romance):
I can exclusively report that the 14-year-old child star—she turns 15 on Feb. 23—is in talks to play Jane opposite Robert Pattinson & Co. in New Moon, the upcoming sequel to box office megahit Twilight.
"There were no auditions," a source reveals. "They just offered it to her outright, and now they're in negotiations. They've been going back and forth."
Jane is a member of Italy's Volturi, the most deadly group of bloodsucking killers in author Stephenie Meyer's best-selling series.
In the casting notice we got our hands on earlier this month, Jane is described as a petite blonde with a "Botticelli angel-like face…[and] crimson irises." While fellow Volturi guards Demetri & Felix "are three times the size of her, they are terrified of her," the casting notice reads.
I don't know anything about Twilight aside from how often the vampire guy menacingly stares, but I thought a large part of the reason the studio was loving this series was that its fan base is so insane that they can cast whoever they want, regardless of notoriety or talent, and everyone will still see it, giving the films a huge profit margin. It seems pointless to cast a pricey, acclaimed actress when dubbing a voice over a drawing of Dracula with eyelashes would bring in the same box office numbers. And won't the weight of prosthetic fangs added to her head make her neck vertebrae telescope? Anyone more informed about Twilight/physics have some thoughts on this?

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'It's different now': Advice for when your college- age child comes home
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"So how was your semester break," I asked? He stared at me with a smirk and said, "Well, it started off OK, but by the end of break, I was ready to get back to school. I've got my own thing going here and I needed to get back to it."
"Your own thing," I questioned? "Yeah, you know, college and stuff. I'm not in high school anymore. I don't live at home anymore. It's different now."
Different indeed! I work in higher education with college students, and this conversation has been replicated about a thousand times in my professional career, after every break in the academic calendar. This conversation is especially prevalent with college freshmen. Leaving home to go to college in August was a big adjustment for them personally, mentally, intellectually, spiritually, and they have begun to undergo changes in their lives. The point that I believe they begin to really feel those changes, and that those changes become most evident to others (meaning their parents) is when they return home, for the first real extended period of time since starting college, at the end of the first semester or trimester. The exodus from college campuses around the country begins shortly this year. College students everywhere are repacking their suitcases or cars and traveling back to their home. As parents of college students you should understand one important thing: Your son or daughter is different now, and the break period can be a time of positive resistance during which you see those changes becoming evident.
I am not the father of a college-age son or daughter, but throughout the school year I serve as a mentor, servant, confidant, counselor, role model, teacher and student of and at times pseudo parent for the 1,000+ I work with and serve every day of my professional career. I hear the tales of woe from both student and parent. "I can't believe I had a curfew still." "Why don't they want to be with the family? It's a tradition." "I had to shuttle my little sister to the mall and back all the time." "Has texting taken over their life when they went away to school?" "Why do they eat so much? Aren't you feeding them there?" "Why can't I sleep in until 10 a.m.? I do it here all the time?" These statements, these questions, the challenges and successes of growth, are all part of the college experience that neither one of you, neither your child nor you as a father, were told about during the orientation days back in August, but they are a reality.
I offer to you, fathers of college-age students (especially if this is your first child in college) some humble suggestions to help make the break at home a bit easier:
Communicate expectations with your son or daughter when they return home and be willing to compromise and collaborate with them on expectations. Keep this in mind: While away from home, they have begun to develop autonomy and independence in ways different from when they were living at home with you. That is in fact a positive thing. At the same time, at college, especially if they live on campus, we teach your son or daughter about the responsibility of adhering to the rule of the community they live in as a part of positive citizenship. Your home is such a community for the next few weeks, so it can be a good lesson for them to understand that sometimes when you change your community, you need to recognize and adapt to changing expectations and rules. This lesson is micro-level compared to say, moving to another country, but your home now seems like "another country" to your son or daughter in some ways.
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4-pin PSU connectors have been the norm for AMD motherboards for a long time. EPS12V power connectors came into the vogue with the Intel LGA-775 platform. GIGABYTE provides a 8-pin EPS12V power connector right next to the CPU Socket, giving direct line of sight to the PSU, instead of placing it behind the CPU Socket possibly impeding airflow. The 24-pin power connector is below the DIMM slots.
GIGABYTE decided against cooling the M59SLI-S5 North and South Bridges with fans. Instead of fans, they chose to have a Heat Pipe cooling system. The South Bridge heated air would be transferred along the Heat Pipe to the North Bridge then to the grill on the top of the motherboard. GIGABYTE terms this Silent-Pipe technology, the same term they use for their silent video cards.
The nForce 590 SLI chipset supports up to 10 USB 2.0 ports. GIGABYTE provides headers for three additional USB 2.0 brackets, bringing the total supported by this motherboard to the 10 that the chipset supports. Two IEEE-1394 headers are present bringing Firewire support to the board, bringing the total to 3 Firewire ports on the board with the soldered Firewire port on the back panel.
The MOSFETs and transistors are aligned right in a row on top of the CPU Socket. This neat arrangement means that the grill that takes the superheated air from the NB and SB also cools the MOSFET area. The GIGABYTE board has two cooling fan headers on the board and the CPU Fan header. I prefer it if the board has three headers for fans. The Front Panel I/O is labeled and color-coded.


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The old adage about plenty of fish in the sea no longer holds water after a viewing of "The End of the Line," a well-researched and persuasively argued documentary about how man has decimated the world's fish populations.
The old adage about plenty of fish in the sea no longer holds water after a viewing of "The End of the Line," a well-researched and persuasively argued documentary about how man has decimated the world's fish populations. A more prosaic outing for British documaker Rupert Murray after his 2005 amnesia chronicle "Unknown White Male," this latest reminder of the fragility of the environment and the consequences of human greed should hook auds in tube showings, though its lush underwater imagery and sharp presentation could also net some theatrical play.Expansive pic generously samples locations from Newfoundland, where the cod is on the verge of commercial extinction, to the Straits of Gibraltar, where the bluefin tuna (much prized by sushi lovers) no longer swims so free. In 82 minutes, Murray wrangles enough data to make his point that biology can't keep up with sophisticated fishing technologies and worldwide demand; attacks high-end restaurants such as Nobu for putting endangered species on the menu; praises Alaska as a paragon of responsible fishing; and urges like-minded viewers to "claim back the ocean" via eminently sensible measures (eating more anchovies notwithstanding).
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An Arcane Pictures, Calm Prods., Dartmouth Films presentation. Produced by Claire Lewis, George Duffield. Executive producers, Ted Waitt, Erica Knie, Alexis Zoullas, Chris Gorell Barnes, Christopher Hird, Jess Search. Co-executive producer, Donald Rosenfeld. Directed by Rupert Murray. Based on the book by Charles Clover.
Camera (color), Murray; underwater camera, John Mcintyre, David Groundwater, Scubazoo; editor, Claire Ferguson; music, Srdjan Kurpjel, Marios Takoushis. Reviewed at Sundance Film Festival (World Cinema -- competing), Jan. 20, 2009. Running time: 82 MIN.
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1. Longitudinal incision through the anterior wall of the pyloric canal to the level of the submucosa, to treat hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.
Synonyms: Fredet-Ramstedt operation, Ramstedt operation
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Some of the responsibilities of Forensic Specialists are:
Around the country personnel with these same general responsibilities hold many different titles such as Crime Scene Analyst, Forensic Investigators, Crime Scene Technicians and Crime Scene Investigators or "CSI's."
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Fordham's Brett Biestek
June 9, 2014
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ORLANDO, Fla. - Fordham University senior defensive lineman Brett Biestek formally received his scholarship for being named one of two NCAA FCS recipients of the 13th Division I Football Championship Subdivision Athletics Directors Association (FCS ADA) Scholar-Athletes of the Year on Monday.
Biestek, who was chosen from among seven finalists, received a $5,000 postgraduate scholarship from FCS ADA President Brian Hutchinson during the Association's annual membership meeting held in conjunction with the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Convention at the World Center Marriott Resort.
"Annually, the FCS ADA is tasked with selecting a pair of individuals from the Academic All-Star team to honor with postgraduate scholarships," stated Hutchinson, director of athletics, Morehead State University. "This year we recognize and congratulate the efforts of both Brett and Austin. We wish these two young men well as they look to continue their postgraduate work."
This is the fourth academic award for Biestek, who was also named First Team Capital One Academic All-America®, Fordham's first football Academic All-American® since Barry Cantrell in 1997, as well as being named Academic All-Patriot League and to the FCS ADA Academic All-Star Team.
Biestek, a senior Finance major with a 3.78 GPA, started all 14 games on the Fordham defensive line last fall, recording 58 total tackles, 40 solo, including 14.5 tackles for a loss of 74 yards and five sacks for 36 yards. He also had five quarterback hurries, four pass breakups, three fumble recoveries, a forced fumble and a blocked kick. Biestek tied for second in the Patriot League in tackles for loss per game (1.04) and tied for seventh in sacks per game (0.36) and was named first team All-Patriot League.
Over his career, Biestek has 86 total tackles, 58 solo, including 20 tackles for loss and eight sacks. He also has eleven pass breakups.
A Finance major with a 3.78 GPA, Biestek graduated in three-and-a-half years and is currently enrolled in the Fordham MBA program. He is believed to be just the second Fordham football player to graduate early and enroll directly into the MBA program.


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Presidential Search and Screen Committee
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Present on site: Susan Baker, Jordan Bancroft-Smithe, Justin Bierman, Ken Brown, Nicole Carroll, Cliff Chancey, Susan Etscheidt, Jack Evans, Bettina Fabos, Jeff Funderburk, Julee Jacobson, David Mason, Farzad Moussavi, Katie Mulholland, Mark Oman, Scott Peters, Dan Power, Mark Rowe-Barth, Anne Woodrick, Bob Donley and Diana Gonzalez.
Via Phone: Stan Askren and Diane Bridgewater
Others Present on site: Craig Lang, Aimee Clayton, Sarah Harms, Carol Geiger, Laurie Wilder and Porsha Williams.
Via Phone: Marcia Brunson
1. Welcome and Charge to the Committee
President Lang started the meeting at 3:05 p.m. on October 9, 2012, with a welcome to the members of the Presidential Search and Screen Committee. He discussed the importance of the committee's work and the process they will undertake. President Lang read the charge to the committee.
2. Introduction of Co-Chairs, Committee Members, UNI Support Staff
President Lang introduced Farzad Moussavi and Mark Oman as co-chairs of the search and screen committee. Mark Oman asked individual committee members and support staff to introduce themselves and identify their connection to UNI.
3. Discussion of Legal Issues (open meetings law, open records law, confidentiality, meeting notices)
Aimee Clayton, Regents Associate Counsel, discussed the legal issues associated with the responsibilities of the committee. She referred to the handout attached to the agenda dated October 2, 2012, describing the Iowa Open Meetings Law. Discussion highlights included open meetings and closed sessions; electronic meetings; enforcement and penalties; and the operation of the UNI Presidential Search Committee. The Iowa Open Records Law was described as it relates to the search committee for electronic and paper records. Preservation of records and confidentiality were stressed.
4. Discussion of Search Process with Parker Executive Search
Porsha Williams distributed a bound packet of materials prepared for the committee by the search firm. Laurie Wilder discussed the role of the search firm as one of facilitation, recruitment and advisement. A proposed timeline was shared that stressed the dates of January 7 and January 14/15, 2013. January 7 is the proposed date to identify candidates for interviews and January 14/15 is targeted for possible airport interviews. Trends in higher education presidential searches were shared and a draft advertisement was shown to the committee.
5. Development of Committee Roster
A draft committee roster was distributed to each committee member listing their name, title, representation, phone number and email address. Committee members were asked to confirm their information or revise as necessary. It was suggested that another column be added to the roster to incorporate secondary phone numbers for those who wished to provide them.
Moved by Chancey; seconded by Bridgewater to adjourn the meeting. Motion was unanimously approved.
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Why is it that everything that I have ever purchased to mount on my bike NEVER fits? The mount for my U-lock. Nope. Rear headlight is supposed to clamp on the seatpost, but it doesnt. Bike computer hard mount? not a chance. Cheap rear fender? not even close.
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Disney Princesses As Avengers Are Appropriately Badass
Artist Christopher Stoll's "Princess Avengers" series features Disney ladies as superheroes, and it's pretty amazing.
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Fresh and Easy to open next to Red Robin
Lincoln will soon have a Walmart, Arco and Fresh and Easy, according to information from the city's Wednesday economic development committee meeting. Wal-Mart purchased the Rainbow Market site in January and Lincoln's Housing and Special Projects Coordinator Amanda Norton said Lincoln's code enforcement contacted Wal-Mart "to have the landscaping cleaned up." "Wal-Mart has talked about increasing parking spaces, but other than that, haven't given much direction," Norton said. Wal-Mart has not told the city when they plan to open, according to Norton. Fresh and Easy, a grocery chain with stores in Vacaville and Concord, will build a store in the lot next to Red Robin (750 E. Joiner Parkway), according to Norton. Fresh and Easy was originally pre-approved to build a store prior to the economic downturn but "slowed down" the building process, but wasn't able say when that was. "They have started to pull building permits and have to update them with current building codes," Norton said. The city does not know yet when the store will be built, according to Norton. In other news, Norton said Freedom Auto Service and Tires at the corner of Fifth and G streets, formerly Big O Tires until October when it was taken over by new ownership, "has not succeeded." "We were approached by a distributor of tires about now they could take over that site," Norton said. Norton would not say who the tire distributor is. Talks over the take over of that site are "in the early stages." Arco will build a gas station in the Lowe's shopping center, Norton said. Arco's design review will go to the Planning Commission on April 20 for design review. Arco wants to open the new gas station in October, according to Norton.


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I was browsing Boeing's website today and noticed that an updated airport compatibility brochure had been posted. It contains some interesting information that I do not remember seeing previously.
Among other things, the brochure includes a full table of airplane weights as well as takeoff and landing runway lengths. The date on the brochure is December 2011 so I assume everything listed is very current.
A few observations:
For a MTOW of 228.4 tonnes, a spec OEW of 111.5 tonnes is listed. I believe that there was some discussion previously about the base (excluding overweight) OEW that Boeing was targeting. Maybe someone knowledgeable can give an idea of what payload-range would be expected from a 787 with a 228.4t MTOW and 111.5 OEW.
With "high-thrust engines" the takeoff field length for the 787 appears to be less than 9000ft. This should be good news for airports such as SAN that may have the potential for new long-haul service but lack long runways.
The document can be found at http://www.boeing.com/commercial/airports/787.html and the numbers I am quoting come from the "airplane description" and "airplane performance" sections.
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The Angels were founded by former actor Gene Autry in 1961 and played their first five seasons in Los Angeles. After the 1965 season the club moved to Anaheim and began playing in their new stadium.
In 1972 the Angels acquired right-handed pitcher Nolan Ryan from the New York Mets. In his eight seasons with the team, Ryan led the league in strikeouts seven times and in shutouts twice; he also threw four of his all-time-record seven no-hitters.
California won its first division title in 1979 under manager Jim Fregosi, a former Angels shortstop. Don Baylor, who led the league in runs batted in (RBIs) and runs scored that year, became the first designated hitter to be named the AL most valuable player (MVP).
Superstar outfielder and designated hitter Reggie Jackson joined the Angels in 1982 and led the league in home runs to power California to its second division championship.
Manager Gene Mauch guided the team to a 93-69 win-loss record before the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Angels in the AL Championship Series.
Mauch retired in 1983 but returned as manager two years later. In 1986 he directed the Angels to their third division crown with a team that featured veterans Jackson, third baseman Doug DeCinces, pitcher Don Sutton, and rookie first baseman Wally Joyner. The Angels again lost the AL Championship Series, this time to the Boston Red Sox.
The Angels came close to a division title in 1995, ending the season in a first-place tie with the Seattle Mariners, but they lost in a one-game playoff.
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I went on one yesterday that had about 35 participating riders moving from house to house across town to see different music shows and while it was fun, it wasn't very well organized. There were riders of all skill levels but no separation so we'd always get a "slow down" yell when climbing a hill or traveling on main roads. The strategy of the leaders to keep anyone from being hit was to ride down the crosswalks and block incoming traffic from crossing an intersection, even if the traffic lights were in their favor. And because the group couldn't keep together, there were a lot of confused people.
I want to organize a casual ride down to a local state park in a few weeks for those who like to ride longer distances than downtown Tallahassee. The ride will be about 21 miles long, with most of the distance on a multi-use trail, with 5 road crossings in town and then a long peaceful ride all the way to the destination(Map here: http://www.mapmyrun.com/route/us/fl/...28435233776108). I'd like to leave in the morning so that people have time to eat, swim, take boat tours, hike, and whatever else they might like to do there and leave in the late afternoon so that we can get back to the starting point without any need of headlights. I have talked to a few people who have emphasized the need for a A and B group so that fast riders don't have an unpleasant ride and slower guys don't feel so left out. I need some advice before I start telling people that this is going to happen though.
1.) How do I control 20-30 cyclists going through an intersection? Or riding on a main road? Most people who ride in Tallahassee don't go more than from home to class. On the ride I went on, conversation and simple showing off had people riding all over the road and being nuisances. I don't want to play daddy but I want to let everyone know that some actions are not appropriate for a safe ride and let them know what we'll be doing at each intersection beforehand so that there's no confusion.
2.) It's still storm season so our weather is really unpredictable sometimes. What happens at a cycling event when the sky is throwing out rain, thunder and lightning? Is the event a bust? Do we just wait for the storm to break or does the show still go on? What if we find out that we'll have serious storms throughout that week?
3.) Are there any precautions to take in case of injury, aside of a biker boo-boo kit?
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After the presentation, legislators stood up and vowed to fight for a bill based on American Laws for American Courts during the next legislative session, which would prevent state courts from enforcing rulings based on foreign law, including Islamic Sharia law, that violate the civil liberties of American citizens. The website, Shariah in American Courts, lists 50 Appellate Court cases where Muslim-Americans had their cases decided according to Sharia law.
Ten members of South Carolina's General Assembly attended, including House Majority Leader Kenny Bingham, Rep. Alan Clemmons, Rep. Chris Murphy, Rep. Rick Quinn, Rep. Anne Thayer, Rep. Nelson Hardwick, Rep. Bill Chumley and State Senators Larry Grooms, Ronnie Cromer and Jake Knotts.
Rep. Clemmons tweeted the truth about "Holy Islamville" to his followers during the event, and Rep. Quinn also tweeted that he was watching the film.
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A Secret Government controls America now.

Sadly, 10 years of War has broken the Army no don't about that. Killing 1 million innocent Iraq's civilians has harmed us morally and spiritually. Americans can't accept 911 was big inside con job. Now there is poverty. It is obvious Americans will turn against each other in a New Civil War. The whole thing is driven by corrupt Churches who have turned against God and the poor. This Civil War will end when the US is invaded by China, Russian, and the rest of the UN.

America will now have to fight the big war on it's own soil to repay all the debt and evil actions it has wreaked on the world. But, eventually, the inhabitants of America will get it together and repel the invaders but not after everything has been utterly destroyed.
No. But just like the revelution that gave us a country, something has to happen to "trigger" the event. Also people have to be told the truth about the constitution. We have the right to "REMOVE" the government even by force if the government does not act in our best interest or in anyway ignore the constitution.

The only problem is, that the "trigger" this time, will most likely start a very short and bloodless civil war.If the people decide to hold a vote and get rid of the government then the military is under direct civillian control. The people are then recognized as the lagitimate Government by the constitution. Then we vote in new people.

And yes, as crazy and out of my mind I sound, everything I have said is covered in the constitution and the "idea" has been backed, in history, by the Supreme Courts several times.

All it takes as a "trigger". And the way our Government is going, they will set that "trigger" off very soon.
If the US is so broken, how come everybody innthe rest of the world wants to come live here? Another Civil War in the US, have you lost your rabbit assed mind. If we are so broken why is the US the first to arrive with aid after a disaster.

Too many people lay their heads on their pillow at night with Visions of Conspiracies about the Government dancing in their heads. It's kinda sad too.
I don't know that we've stopped fighting back against oppression. We knocked of a pretty serious despot a few years ago, the actions that the people took over the internet bill a few months back were pretty inspiring, and the Occupy and tea party protesters represent a will to fight back against things we believe to be wrong.
that's not going to happen. By nature people are apathetic. That's all people - not just Americans. And the happier you are the easier it is to be apathetic, and we tend to be a pretty happy lot actually. Yes we have poor people, but our poor people would be middle class or better in many countries, so don't expect any mass uprisings. (A few idiots sleeping i a park and using our downtown parks as open urinals is not a mass uprising.)
well, good luck with that. All I've seen it start is the largest turnout for republican caucuses I've ever seen in every state so far.
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"20 Years of Memories"
Duarte's Salute to Route 66 Parade, Picnic and Car Show
Duarte Celebrates Historic Route 66
Duarte's 20th Annual Route 66 Parade and Classic Car Show will be held on Saturday, September 26th at 10 AM. As in the past the parade route is along Huntington Drive between Mt. Olive Drive and Buena Vista Street.
Several celebrities and elected officials were invited and expected to participate in the parade together with marching bands, floats, equestrians, classic cars, students representing their schools in Duarte Unified, cyclists, hogs, superheroes and others.


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Nokia acquires Earthmine 3D map service
21 November, 2012
Nokia has acquired the 3D mapping service Earthmine. The terms of the deal are confidential, so there's no way of knowing how much cash Nokia shelled out for it.
The idea behind the purchase is for Nokia to import Earthmine's mapping street-level graphics into HERE Maps and eventually its entire Maps ecosystem.
Currently Google has the upper hand in street-level imaging and Nokia hopes that this acquisition will help it catch up faster.


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Dany balances justice and mercy. Jaime tasks Brienne with his honor. Jon secures volunteers while Bran, Jojen, Meera and Hodor stumble on shelter.
original airdate--April 27,2014 rating--6.95 million
music--theme song is composed by Ramin Djawadi
Deaths: Great Master 1
Trivia: The name of the episode comes from Oathkeeper, the name Brienne gives to the first Valyrian steel sword made from Ice.
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The episode is adapted from the following chapters of A Storm of Swords:
The episode is adapted from the following chapters of A Dance with Dragons:
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text: Got an e-mail from Joe and just HAD to check this site out...very cool indeed! I've been biking for many many years - always been a passion of mine. I ride anything and everywhere I can get to. about 5 years ago I turned my passion into a business and started my own bikeshop in town. Our club builds and maintains many trails in the area & when I'm not working in a regular job I run my shop & ride my bikes...what else is there I mean really! I catch the occasional race here and there put always in the sport class since I just do it for fun.


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IUCN and SADC demonstrate commitment to the 2010 biodiversity targets - A Regional Action Plan to halt the loss of biodiversity in southern Africa
The SADC Secretariat in collaboration with IUCN, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) have embarked on a process of developing the Southern Africa Regional Biodiversity Action Plan demonstrating a commitment to the 2010 Biodiversity Target. …
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The relationship between HIV/AIDS and the Environment under a microscope
The HIV/AIDS pandemic affects every person, organization and sector in Africa. This includes the natural resource sector where impacts include loss of human capacity for natural resource management and changes in use of land and natural resources. IUCN-ESARO is working in partnership with the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) to improve the understanding of the relationships between HIV/AIDS, the environment and livelihoods. …
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IUCN and the Global Water Initiative partners conduct vulnerability assessment training
IUCN as part of The Global Water Initiative (GWI) has carried vulnerability assessment training across four countries in East Africa – Ethiopia, Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya. The training uses the tools such as Climate Vulnerability and Capacity Analysis (CVCA) developed by CARE; and CRiSTAL (Community-based Risk Screening Tool - Adaptation and Livelihoods) produced by IUCN, IISD, SEI and Intercoperation. …
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2010 FIFA World Cup – IUCN supports the greening of the route to Soccer City Stadium
The world will again converge in South Africa to watch the 2010 World Cup. Despite the fact that people will come to watch the soccer world cup games, it is expected that many will visit tourist attractions and historical sites and places such as Soweto and Robben Island. …
18 Jan 2010 | News story
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IUCN at Africa Water Week
Mainstreaming climate change in integrated water resources management will be a key topic at the 2nd Africa Water Week in Johannesburg, 9-13 November. …
06 Nov 2009 | News story
CEC Member Begins Media Expedition in Africa
Journalists based in Africa are invited to contact Haroldo Castro - environmental journalist, photographer, blogger and CEC member. Meet Haroldo as he travels across Southern and Eastern Africa producing feature stories for Brazil's Globo Network. He calls his project Lights of Africa. …
03 Nov 2009 | News story
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Rhino conservationist honoured
On 19th October, the IUCN Species Survival Commission presented the Sir Peter Scott Award for Conservation Merit to Zimbabwean Raoul du Toit, in recognition of his exceptional efforts and successes in the field of African rhino conservation. …
19 Oct 2009 | News story
Managing the invasive risk of biofuels – IUCN draft guidelines available for comment
IUCN is working with a number of organisations to develop a set of guidelines on minimising the risk of biological invasions that may result from biofuel developments. The project was launched because of growing concerns that a rush to develop biofuels may open the door to new invasions by introduced species. There is also increasing evidence to suggest that potential future biofuel feedstocks are "high risk" species that pose a serious threat to ecosystems and livelihoods. …
15 Jul 2009 | News story
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Communities to benefit more from trees in NE Sudan
Natural resources in NE Sudan offer win-win solutions: natural products from indigenous trees and other plants are well adapted to local climatic conditions, they contribute to environmental conservation and they can contribute to sustainable income generation in local communities. …
04 Jun 2009 | News story
No energy security without ecosystem security in Eastern and Southern Africa
Experts have designed a series of ecosystem and livelihood principles for energy decision-makers, which are relevant not just regionally but globally. …
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Resto 100: Top Five Takeout JointsAmerican, Irving Park, Italian, Loop, Mediterranean, Near North, Pan-Asian, Seafood, South Deering, West Town No Comments »
A basic criterion for Resto 100 has been that a restaurant has to have real tables and silverware or a significant place to sit down. Considering a place like Hot Doug's makes the list, service is generally optional. And, yes, we cheated and totally made an exception for Al's Beef on Taylor. Still, in the last year, there have been a couple of new places (and lots of old ones) that were generally takeout-only that we really thought worthy of the Resto 100, and so here they are, our top five takeout joints. Read the rest of this entry »


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World Cup Football Widgets
For the World Cup 2010, GP created a suite of contextual and data-driven widgets to entice new customers. The most successful was the Mood-o-meter which ran as billboards in major London train stations.
Some of the World Cup highlight widgets include:
MOOD-O-METER: Based on the odds, this widget displayed the mood of the nation (doomed, worried, hopeful, confident, bullish or champions) and the round in which bettors thought their country would be eliminated from the World Cup. Sadly, and correctly, England never got off ANXIOUS. The Mood-o-meter was used in England, Australia, Denmark, Spain, Germany, Italy, Portugal and Russia.
PICK THE FINALISTS: users could pick their finalists and instantly see the odds and potential winnings.
ODDS TRACKER: A dynamic graph predicting the final standings in each World Cup group, the tournament winner and the tournament's top scorer based on the bets placed in each respective market.


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Vintage European Soundtracks
From the sumptuous '50s through the swinging '60s to the funky, sexy '70s, European soundtrack composers were at the cutting edge of film music. Explore this sometimes campy, often beautiful musical world, where the music was often better than the movies.
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Hey folks, I'm looking for some help with GIMP. I've got a specific idea of what I want to do, just not sure how to do it.
I'm making a DnD encounter map for use with MapTool. An open grassy area with a few trees. (A small cabin and a couple of tents too, but i'm not there yet) I've made the trees, put in the trunks, now i'm trying to add some branches. (see Trappers Camp.jpg)
What i'm trying to do, is add the "flame" (Filters/Render/Nature/Flame..) centered in a circle, this will become my "Branches Mask" so that the Flame render with color can be set slightly transparent. I think this would make nice looking branches to finish off my trees.
I can't seem to get the "Flame" to render centered on my circle selection. I would like to get the "Flames" to radiate out from the center of my circle selection in such a way that i can use them as a mask.
P.S. I would like to send special thanks to RobA. Everything i know in GIMP i learned from his (Using GIMP to Create an Artistic Regional RPG Map) tutorial. Awesome work RobA


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Gambitious, a crowd-funding platform designed specifically for funding video game projects is asking established developers and those new to the game development to submit proposals for their game projects prior to the service's launch later this summer. The Holland-based crowd funding platform is an alternative to Kickstarter, providing a game development specific funding model that provides investors with an equity stake in the project instead of reward-based incentives. The platform will offer funding across both the United States and Europe, and will let developers choose how much capital they need to fund a project, and the amount of equity in the project they are willing to offer as well.
"In February, Tim Schafer and Double Fine proved to the world that crowdfunding for games is very real and that fans can choose the games they want to be made by funding them directly," said Mike Wilson. "As far as my partners and I are concerned, this represents the biggest opportunity independent developers have ever had to truly control their own creative and financial destiny, but it has to be handled with care if it is to last."
You may remember Mike Wilson from Gathering of Developers, along with Harry Miller. Both recently became partners in Gambitious.
For more on how to submit a game proposal to Gambitious, visit www.gambitous.com.
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As dean of Eastern Illinois University's College of Sciences, Harold Ornes could use his annual State of the College address as an opportunity to show data and discuss declining resources or the renovation needs of some of the older buildings on campus.
"But I'm not going to talk about any of that," Ornes said. "Rather than focus on data, I'm going to talk, in generalized terms, about everything we do in the College of Sciences and what we do that makes our students so valuable.
"Our secret weapon is…," he began, stopping with a smile, vowing to say nothing more until he presents his actual address at 2:30 p.m. Friday, April 5, in 7th Street Underground (aka, the Rathskeller), located in the MLK Jr. Union basement (east wing).
Ornes' address is a small part of the college's ScienceFest, an annual celebration of both faculty and student excellence in teaching, service and research. An additional highlight of the afternoon's activities will be a mini-symposium – "Understanding Poverty: Local and Global."
"With 11 different departments within the College of Sciences, we consider ScienceFest a rich opportunity to pick a subject important to society, as well as to campus," Ornes said, regarding this year's theme choice. "We want to show the community, and the region, that our work here is not just a philosophical approach to certain issues, but that it has an applied value, as well."
Poverty, he continued, is a subject that affects far more than economics. "It affects what you eat, what you do, how you vote, and whether or not your child falls asleep at school or arrives full on energy, ready to learn."
The symposium, scheduled to begin at 1:20 p.m. in 7th Street Underground, will feature Charles Delman, mathematics and computer science; Michael Gillespie, sociology/anthropology; Melinda Mueller, political science; and Mukti Upadhyay, economics. Gary Bulla, biological sciences, will serve as moderator.
Additionally, undergraduate and graduate students, along with their faculty mentors, are recognized during ScienceFest for the individuals' outstanding research accomplishments in the awarding of Scholars in Undergraduate Research (SURE) and Graduate Student Investigator (GSI) awards. These students are invited to share their research with a poster session (12:35 p.m., Charleston/Mattoon Room, MLK Jr. Union) that allows ScienceFest attendees to recognize and appreciate their hard work.
The day's activities will conclude beginning at 2:55 p.m. with the recognition and update of the COS Student Advisory Board, followed at 3:15 p.m. with a Recognition of Excellence event. Multiple awards are presented to outstanding faculty who are nominated and chosen by their peers. These two events are also slated to take place in 7th Street Underground.
For a full schedule of ScienceFest events, please see http://www.eiu.edu/colsci/departments_sciencefest.php.


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Soon you will be able to step inside a mathematical space and experience the beauty and importance of maths!
The design for the new maths gallery
Would you like to step inside an abstract mathematical space? Soon you'll be able to do just that, in the maths gallery at the Science Museum in London, due to open in 2016.


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Pretty Little Liars
Pretty Little Liars Star Tyler Blackburn Hits The Lone Ranger Premiere (PHOTOS)
With Tyler Blackburn (Caleb Rivers) leaving Pretty Little Liars for Ravenswood, we're holding on to any and all moments with him that we can get!
With that being said, we were stoked to see the PLL actor stepping out for the premiere of Walt Disney Pictures' The Lone Ranger in Anaheim, California over the weekend. Tyler looked trendy in a pinstriped jacket, dark khaki pants, and a long necklace. Only the most stylish for our boy Ty!
Click through the gallery to see the new face of Ravenswood looking adorable on the red carpet and then tell us how much you love him in the comments!
Catch the next episode of Pretty Little Liars on Tuesday, June 25, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC Family.


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With production set to start next month in New Zealand, director Fede Alvarez is filling out his cast for the upcoming remake of Evil Dead.
Like director Sam Raimi's 1981 original, the remake will follow five friends who spend a weekend in a remote cabin and find the mystical Book of the Dead. Jane Levy (Suburgatory) is set to play the lead Mia, who heads to the cabin to detox from some substance abuse issues and ends up having to tackle evil spirits, and Shiloh Fernandez (Red Riding Hood) will play Mia's brother David. THR reports that Jessica Lucas (CW's Melrose Place, Cloverfield), pictured, is in talks to play Levy's best friend who is also a nurse. Newcomer Elizabeth Blackmore (Burning Man) will play Fernandez's fiancée and is new to the group. Lucas and Blackmore join a cast that also includes Lou Taylor Pucci (Carriers) as Eric, the group's "academic" who find the Book of the Dead and likely reads it and releases the evil spirits.
Evil Dead was written by Alvarez and Rodo Sayagues, with rewrites from Diablo Cody (Juno). Raimi, along with The Evil Dead actor Bruce Campbell and producer Robert Tapert will produce via Raimi's Ghost House Pictures production company. Cody has said that the remake will be "true to the original" and Campbell recently said that the remake will be "a damn scary horror movie." Sony Pictures is set to distribute the movie, which will open on April 12, 2013.


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overviewOur Aquatic Experts have designed the Premium Reef Cleaner Packs specifically for mature reef aquariums with consistently low nutrient levels and very little algae. The invertebrates in these packs are a hardy, easy-to-care-for mixture of herbivores, omnivores and detritivores - all proven to be very effective in minimizing your reef aquarium's nutrient level.
The Super Tongan Nassarius and Cerith snails included in each pack are very beneficial. They sift through the sand and consume detritus, uneaten food, and decaying matter, breaking them down before they decay any further (effectively removing them from the nitrogen cycle). In addition, these snails are quite entertaining, as they appear to "burst" out of the sand at feeding time.
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Digital Sales Executive
- Recruiter
- Telegraph Media Group
- Location
- London
- Salary
- Circa £35k
- Posted
- 28 Jan 2013
- Closes
- 20 Feb 2013
- Contact
- Georgina Tremaine
- Sector
- Advertising, Digital / Online
- Function
- Account Management, Agency Sales, Field Sales
- Hours
- Full Time
- Contract Type
- Permanent
Digital Sales Exec – Digital Division
The Telegraph Media Group has set the pace for change within the UK newspaper industry. We have successfully evolved into a multi-platform digital operation that continues to deliver the highest quality journalism, setting the global news agenda. This transformation means we remain ahead of our competition at the leading edge of the ever-changing media landscape. As part of our continuing commitment to being the industry's leading media organisation, we are seeking to appoint a Digital Sales Executive to join our Digital Team.
The Role
As Digital Sales Executive, you will assume responsibility for forging strong relationships with the UK's leading West End digital advertising agencies and selling digital advertising space across telegraph.co.uk.
- Identifying potential advertisers and matching their advertising requirements with the online platform
- Meet and exceed set sales targets
- Persuade new and current advertisers of the advantages offered by the online offering
- Cultivate and maintain good professional and personal relations with customers/agencies
- Ensure that all advertising bookings and copy instructions are made promptly, accurately and clearly.
- Negotiate business according to standards (business principles & ethics, i.e. honesty, integrity)
- Maintain up-to-date knowledge of company, products, competitors and advertising and newspaper industries
The Candidate
- Solid experience of selling digital advertising space
- A strong background of pitching and selling to large advertising agencies
- The ability to manage existing accounts whilst also winning new business
- Demonstrate the ability and experience of pitching creative and bespoke ideas to clients
- Candidates that have advertising agency experience will also be considered.
For further information and to apply online please click on the "Apply Now" button


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Founded in 2002, Katy and Philip Leakey are the owners and pioneers of the natural, African-made, sustainable jewelry and elegant, handcrafted products called The Leakey Collection. Both Katy & Philip are impassioned individuals with a strong conviction to connect communities worldwide and to nurture our planet with sustainable practices. Their love for nature combined with their talents in interior design and arts gave birth to a collection of high end fashion jewelry, a new skin care line, and home interior accessories in pure natural elegance!
Based in the Rift Valley of Kenya, East Africa, these renowned designers used natural elements of fallen wood, sustainable grass and "bush fired" porcelain to create uniquely exotic products. Each colorful piece contains vibrant design appeal while giving back to those that produce it.
The Leakey Collection protects the environment while giving economic opportunity to local communities in Kenya. Its natural elegance distinguishes this high end product line as one of the world's premier offerings.
Sold in stores worldwide, The Leakey Collection is also a proud member of the Fair Trade Federation and Green America.
Bio of Philip Leakey:
Philip Leakey is the third and youngest son of paleo-anthropologists Drs. Louis and Mary Leakey. He was a Member of Parliament in Kenya for 15 years, a Deputy Member of the Cabinet for 14 years, and a Member of the Cabinet for 1 year. Philip is known in Kenya for his dedication towards improving conditions for all Kenyans with particular attention to the areas of business opportunity and the environment.
Bio of Katy Leakey:
Katy Leakey is an artist and a designer. Her interest as an artist has been to connect diverse cultures through understanding using art as a vehicle. Katy spent time studying ancient cultures in the unexplored areas of the Amazon of Peru and Ecuador before moving to Africa in 2001. In 1964, Allen and Helen O'Brien along with Katy Leakey's parents, Robert and Evelyn Moodey and three others, co-founded the L.S.B. Leakey foundation, lending a cultural anthropological bent towards Katy's life long work in Art.
Today the Leakeys live in Kenya where they revel in the African safari lifestyle while managing the daily operations of the Maasai and their business.


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A man was robbed just after midnight on Tuesday near Fort Vancouver Way and East McLoughlin Boulevard in Vancouver's Central Park neighborhood.
Few details about the incident were available Tuesday evening.
The victim had a backpack on top of his car, which was parked on Fort Vancouver Way. He was putting something in the trunk when he was approached by two males who shoved him down, Vancouver Police Department spokeswoman Kim Kapp said. A third suspect took his bag and the group ran off west toward the nearby tennis courts.
Officers dispatched to the strong-armed robbery at 12:07 a.m. canvassed the area with canines and alerted the VA Medical Center.
The victim described the three suspect as possible Hispanic men in dark clothing, between the age of 18 and 25, Kapp said. Police did not locate any of the suspects.