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Misawa Air Base has witnessed a large amount of growth over the past few years. It is a dynamic air base with modern facilities, excellent housing, and is surrounded by the natural mountainous beauty of rural northern Japan. Home to all the various service groups it is a model example of the new defense concept of "jointness." Additionally, it coexists with a contingent of the Japanese Air Defense Force.
Location........................ : Misawa Air Base is approximately 400 miles north of Tokyo, located on the northeastern part of Honshu, Japan's main island.
Major Command................... : Pacific Air Forces Primary Weapon Systems....... : F-16 Fighting Falcon P-3C Orion
Mission......................... : The Wing's mission is to protect U.S. interests in the Pacific by providing forward presence, deployable forces, and quality mission support. 35th Fighter Wing is the host unit and provides support for the entire Misawa Air Base community, including the Naval Air Facility, and the Misawa Cryptologic Operations Center, comprised of the 301st Intelligence Squadron, Naval Security Group Activity, 750th Military Intelligence Company, and Company E Marine Support Battalion. The base is shared with the Japan Air Self Defense Force.
History...........................The 35th Fighter Wing was originally activated at Johnson Air Base, Japan on 18 August 1948, though it carries the bestowed honors of the 35th Fighter Group, tracing its origin back to 22 December 1939. The Wing's original mission was to fly air defense over Japan. In January 1950, the wing was redesignated the 35th Fighter Interceptor Wing and, in July, it deployed a tactical group and two squadrons to Korea to support United Nations ground forces during the Korean War. After the Korean War, the 35th added aerial reconnaissance to its mission. From 1948, until its inactivation on 1 October 1957, the 35th flew several different airframes, including the RC-45, F-51, RF-51, F-80, F-86 and F-94.
The wing returned to service on 1 April 1966, when the wing activated as the 35th Tactical Fighter Wing at Da Nang Air Base, South Vietnam. The wing had five flying squadrons assigned to it while at Da Nang, and its pilots flew F-4C, F-102 and B-57 aircraft. On 8 October 1966, the wing moved and became the host wing at Phan Rang Air Base, Republic of Vietnam. While at Phan Rang AB, units assigned or attached to the 35 TFW flew F-100, B-57, A-37B and MK-20 airframes.
On 32 July 1971, the wing inactivated at Phan Rang AB, ending its involvement in Vietnam. However, the 35th did not remain inactive long. On 1 October 1971, the 35 TFW activated at George AFB, California. At George, the 35th took over the mission of training F-4 flight crews. In July 1973, with the arrival of F-105 aircraft, the wing began training aircrews for "Wild Weasel" (radar detection and suppression) missions in addition to other F-4 training. By 1975, with the arrival of new F-4C aircraft, the 35 TFW was training aircrews exclusively in "Wild Weasel" operations for deployment to operational units in Okinawa and Germany. In 1985, the 35th Tactical Fighter Wing was redesignated the 35th Tactical Training Wing. However, the wing retained an air defense augmentation responsibility. In October 1989, operations at George AFB were reorganized and the 35TTW redesignated the 35th Tactical Fighter Wing. Under the reorganization, the wing gained two tactical fighter squadrons.
In August 1990, the 35 TFW deployed 24 F-4Gs to Shaikh Isa Air Base, Bahrain, in support of Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. During Operation Desert Storm, the 35 TFW (Provisional) played a key role in the successful air campaign, flying 3,072 combat missions totaling 10,318.5 hours. The US Central Command relied heavily on the wing's "Wild Weasels" for suppression of the enemy's air defense systems.
On 1 october 1991, as part of an Air Force-wide reorganization, the 35 TFW was redesignated the 35th Fighter Wing and its tactical fighter squadrons redesignated fighter squadrons. In 1992, the 35 FW started downsizing in preparation for the closure of George AFB. On 15 December 1992, the 35th Fighter Wing inactivated and George AFB closed.
Less than six months after its inactivation the 35 FW was again called to service. On 31 May 1993, the 35 FW was redesignated the 35th Wing and activated at Naval Air Station Keflavik, Iceland. The 35th replaced Air Forces Iceland, which had served as a wing equivalent for over 40 years. The 35th Wing inactivated at Keflavik on 30 September 1994, and activated at Misawa Air Base, Japan on 1 October 1994, as the 35th Fighter Wing.
Population assigned-served....: 11,138 Active Duty Officer.......... : 488 Active Duty Enlisted......... : 4,248 Family Members............... : 5,207 Civilian Employees........... : US-299 (DOD, DoDDs, local hire) Japanese Nationals-847
Telephone Access................ : DSN 226-xxxx When using commercial phone lines to call Misawa Air Base from the United States, dial 011-81-3117-66-then last four digits of "226" DSN number. When calling commercial for a "222" DSN number, dial 011-81-3117-62-then the last four digits of that number (Note: most "222" phone numbers are residential housing. Some are official on-base agencies such as AAFES or SATO Travel. If you need to call from within Japan, the prefix is: 0176-53-5181 (this will be the base operator; then ask for the specific phone number desired)
Additionally, one can access Misawa Air Base's Home Page on the Internet for comprehensive information about the base.
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Today's LA Times has a great story on the continuing preoccupation with marketing to 18-to-49 year olds. The article suggests that today's 50+ consumers aren't the fuddy-duddy, set-in-their-ways people their parents were; rather they're people with money to spend and a desire to try new brands and new experiences. Since few people in advertising (or […]
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I have a mountain bike with rigid fork that is used exclusively on asphalt roads and pavements for fitness rides. I currently have Continental SportContact 26x1.3 slick tires on the bike. I do also have Specialized Nimbus Armadillo 26x1.5 tires as spares.
I have heard of roadies using 700x25mm tires on the rear, coupled with 700x23mm tires on the front. I'll like to have my Conti 26x1.3 mounted on the front rim, and the Nimbus 26x1.5 on the rear. I am just interested in what kind of ride I can get out of this mix.
The Conti are totally smooth, while the Nimbus has a little thread.
Am I risking anything "safety-wise" here?
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CHEAP LC0g SALE; ALL SOLD
All hardware is located at Montreal, QC. We can arrange a meeting locally. Paypal or EMT are accepted, EMT preferred.
Better get some pics up before the forum police get ya.........
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Yeah I am so sorry :help:
Well it's late now and I am not going to start picturing everything. I say you can delete this one, I'll make another thread tomorrow with pictures.
and sorry again
We give 24 hours for newcomers to comply - your thread can stay, as long as you add pics.
Heh... the forum police are already here.... :)
As per the buy/sell rules, you must post images of your for sale items which include a piece of notepaper with your HWC username on it.
Since you're a new poster, we generally allow for up to 24 hours before we take the thread down, but the sooner the better.
You can use the VBImage Host up top to upload your images to the website, but since you only have a single post, you'll probably have to make at least one more post before the system will allow you to edit in a link to your original post.
Thanks in advance for getting your pics up, and you might also want to consider adding a geographical location to your profile for folks who might only be interested in a local sale.
Good luck with your sale, and welcome to Hardware Canucks!!!
i am interested in Ram.
Where are you located?:whistle:
I'm interested in that 750i.
Let me know when you get pics and your location, and all that other stuff you still need.
Cool. So for everyone, I am from Montreal, Quebec. All the PM's been replied too. I am at school now (9AM here) :whistle: and I get pics when I get back home around 6PM.
I have a question here. What if multiple persons are interested in the same item? Do I just like toss a coin? Do I honor the first message I got?
Thanks, see ya tonight
'First come, first seved' (taking the PMs in order) is the rule that I follow when selling. And I think pretty much everyone would agree with that.
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Championship wrap: Rovers stay unbeaten
Blackburn Rovers added another win to their already impressive start in the Championship, after dropping out of England's top flight last season.
Steve Kean's side, who were relegated from the English Premier League, are one of only two sides still unbeaten in the Championship after six matches, with Rovers coming from behind to beat Barnsley at Ewood Park.
Jacob Mellis fired the south Yorkshire outfit into a surprise lead after 32 minutes before Jordan Rhodes - who was a deadline-day arrival from Huddersfield Town for a reported fee of eight million pounds – netted his third goal in as many matches for the club.
Rhodes' leveller on the stroke of half-time gave Blackburn a boost and although they left it late, Portuguese forward Nuno Gomes struck the winner five minutes from time.
Blackburn lead the table with 14 points, but Blackpool, Brighton and Hove Albion, Hull City and Cardiff City are all just one point behind after they also won.
Blackpool were the most impressive, scoring two goals in each half as they beat Middlesbrough 4-1 at Bloomfield Road.
Aston Villa loanee Nathan Delfouneso bagged a first-half double and although Andre Bikey's goal just before half-time kept the losers in it, Thomas Ince put the match to bed with his 56th minute effort.
Frenchman Elliot Grandin sealed the win with a penalty four minutes from the end as Blackpool made it three wins from three home matches this season.
Steve Bruce's Hull City won 3-2 at Elland Road in a derby against Yorkshire rivals Leeds United.
Leeds started brightly and took the lead after a Luciano Becchio penalty on eight minutes but goals from Ahmed El Mohamady and Abdoulaye Faye saw Hull leading at half-time.
Robert Koren's 76th minute goal wrapped the win up for Hull, despite Andy Gray's late consolation for Leeds who are now winless in three matches.
Brighton won 1-0 at Watford thanks to Scottish forward Craig Mackail-Smith's second-half penalty while goals from Peter Whittingham and Craig Noone helped Cardiff to a 2-0 triumph at Millwall.
Nottingham Forest remained unbeaten after a 1-1 stalemate at Crystal Palace, with Dexter Blackstock's late leveller giving Sean O'Driscoll's side a point while Derby County held off a fast-finishing Charlton Athletic to win 3-2 at Pride Park.
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for me. Map First. as I draw the map, my imagination starts to flow, and I start thinking....'Hmmmm...what's in that wood? And those mountains, what secrets do they overlook, and just how many ships crashed on those jagged rocks...."
Map comes first
Story comes first
Story vs Map. Okay, I'm sure this has come up before. I did a search on this and found some topics that were like this but didn't quite answer my question.
I know I'm not alone when I say that "building the world" that a map is set in is just as fun as making the map itself; by building i mean creating things like cultures and history and stuff. The problem is that while my maps get put together at a reasonable pace I've not yet got my world down track just yet, and when I make a change to that story the map is normally rendered obsolete/inaccurate. I'm sure alot of people have been annoyed at some point at having created or knowing of a world being created and then having it scrapped because of conflict between the story and the map, I'm especially guilty of this
So before I actually try and do a map that will actually get to the finished map section I wanted to know what the forum's opinion on the matter is. Should the story come first and then the map adapted to that, or should the map come first and the story adapted?
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for me. Map First. as I draw the map, my imagination starts to flow, and I start thinking....'Hmmmm...what's in that wood? And those mountains, what secrets do they overlook, and just how many ships crashed on those jagged rocks...."
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I'd say story. That is, if you want it to be more than a generic barbarian hero kills big green dragon with enchanted sword while saving elf princess. Not that those are bad, but its nice to have some originality. let your story create your world, not vice versa
imo, at least.
I'd say story first, but I definitely keep a map in mind as I'm working on the plots.
To me, the story helps drive the map, and the map helps drive the story.
When i'm doing maps just because, i can't help but seeing stories evolve in them as I go. And when I'm making a map based on a story, the story is obviously a huge influence.
So to me, the two processes are inseparable
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For me it's a question of what the map/story are for, but they work in tandem. If you're writing a novel for example, then I would say the story drives the map, but by drawing the map as you go along you may find bits of the story that may not 'work' eg a journey that took 2 days by horse is a distance of 500 miles, so drawing sketch as you go along is invaluable. For RPGs I think the map can drive the story as much as the story drive the map as it will be the players that create the story anyway and from that point of view getting interesting locations etc should be a priority.
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I'd say make a rough map and do it fairly quick and easy. Then write your book. Then see how well the map fits the book and change accordingly. Sometimes the storyline requires more or less time to get from point A to point B and the map will change. Sometimes the story will require certain things to be in place that are not there currently so the map will change. It's a fact of life that any map that comes before the story will change. Being more of an artist and less of a writer the map comes first for me so every map I make I start stories in my head and that's where names and unique features come up and get put in.
Also look at it this way, every time I do a commission I ask for a rough sketch. That means the writer has written his stuff and has a better idea of the layout of the world than I do and probably has that idea roughly in his head while writing and that image changes to fit his story as he writes. Since you're the writer and artist do a simple map sketch first and then write. Once you have a section nailed down or a chapter written then go back to the map and flesh it out some more in detail.
In the end either way works just fine.
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I write the plot (big picture, few details just the big key points), sketch out a map (making sure I have the key elements detailed), flesh out the plot & map simultaneously.
The Big WIP project I'm working on is actually digitising a map I did across 3 or 4 A4 grid-paper sheets about 8 years ago. The guys I was playing with loved the plot and I wasn't up to speed with computerised drawing at that time, so they were living with my "pen line and pencil line" maps on grid paper. Super-lo-fi, but effective.
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It's difficult for me to separate the two, even ideologically.
Still, I voted "story" first, as the seed of an idea is needed, even for a map - that seed is story.
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Well, for me its generally story, but that doesn't mean a map doesn't come first... For the most part a map is really required, at least a quick rough sketch...
We need to remember thats maps become out of date as soon as their made, so for every story a map will only be accurate for a tiny portion of it... So, if the map is rendered obselete because of story evolution (a city is taken over, a drought dries up a lake)... then that is to be expected... but if you change a place name, or the locations, or cultures, thats where you run into a problem... and thats where a rough sketch map comes in handy, since its lays out the basics before you start anything, it will highlight the guidelines to what your doing, and you know (if you decide to keep the rough sketch as law) that whats on the rough map won't change...
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So thinking of going Tubeless for mt bike.
first of all can i get tubeless on any mt bike? would any mt bike rim take a tubeless tire?
What are good brands to go with for tubeless?
Now are the tubeless less resistant to getting pinch flats then regular tubed tires?
Should i used slime to prevent tubeless from going flat?
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Everyone loves the brooding, over-bearing look of Darth Vader; clad all in black, draped in a cape, wearing an almost featureless mask. We're given no glimpse of any speck of his flesh, forcing us to speculate what kind of person the embodiment of evil actually looks like, and when we're finally given a look at the man under the mask in Return of the Jedi, we understand the reason for his full-body suit: Vader is horribly disfigured, his body severely withered for reasons yet to be revealed.
However, protecting his crippled frame is not the real reason behind Darth Vader's helmet and breathing mask. The following may be common knowledge for die hard Star Wars trivia masters, but for those of us casually in love with the original trilogy, it should come as an amusing bit of insight into the design of one of cinemas most iconic characters. SCI-FI Wire recently interviewed Ralph McQuarrie, George Lucas' conceptual designer responsible for the look of much of what ended up in Star Wars, including Vader's appearance, and the reason he gave is more mundane than menacing:
"Darth Vader evolved out of numerous design concepts and discussions with George. He was described in the script as leaping aboard the starship through a hole in the hull, wearing flowing black robes. The first thing I thought was, 'Shouldn't he have some sort of breathing apparatus if he's entering the vacuum of space?' I asked George and he said, 'Fine, give him a breath mask.' It was then decided to give him a samurai helmet, and as I continued to work on the concept it evolved into a close approximation of what you see on screen. Later on, the storyline was developed to explain the mask and such, but at the time, it was a purely practical reason that it was introduced."
And man, do I love that logic. I love that it initially didn't bother Lucas at all to have Vader jumping through space without any kind of protective head gear and that his response to such an obvious problem was "Fine." I also love that they decided to take advantage of his look and morph the reasoning behind it after the fact. Just makes me wonder if Vader could have been half as effective sporting only some ominous black robes...
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Rick Federmeyer, a 41-year old Goodguys member from Anacortes, Washington was selected as the national winner of the Goodguys/Ford Racing "Ford in a Ford" promotion. Federmyer's low slung, tastefully customized '54 F-100 got the nod over 14 other contestants who were selected as finalists for the Ford in a Ford promotion throughout the 2004 Goodguys National Event season. Ford Racing will present him with a brand new crate engine from the company's extensive catalog.
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"Man, I would have been happy with a set of Ford Racing Valve Covers," joked the 41 year old FoMoCo die hard. "It will be put to good use that's for sure!" His daily driver is a 1985 5.0 Mustang. He is also the proud owner of a 1984 Ford Capri/McLaren edition. To view on on-line catalog or to locate a Ford Racing parts dealer near you, visit www.fordracingparts.com or call their tech hotline at (586) 468-1356.


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Jake Allen turned away 45 shots to help the Blues blank the Predators 4-0 from Bridgestone Arena. It is the second shutout of the season for Allen which helped St. Louis improve to 10-3-and-1.
The Cardinals must decide by today whether to extend qualifying offers to free-agent pitcher John Lackey and outfielder Jason Heyward.
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Six people were hurt in a one vehicle rollover Friday evening.
Investigators say an adult driver traveling with 5 children ranging roughly in age from 4 to 9 lost control of a Ford Mustang and it landed on its roof after apparently flying through the air after hitting an embankment.
Lauderdale County authorities say that all 6 occupants were taken to Rush Hospital by ambulance, although it appears their injuries were non life-threatening.
After the car was turned back over by a wrecker it was confirmed that none of the children were strapped into a child safety seat.
The crash is also being investigated as a possible DUI.
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March in central London on first anniversary of the coalition government
On 11 May, approximately 5,000 disabled people and their families and supporters marched through central London to warn the government of the impact of the public spending cuts on disabled people.
The Hardest Hit march was organised by the UK Disabled People's Council and the Disability Benefits Consortium. It was supported by 40 organisations, including Mencap.
Protesters travelled from as far afield as Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the south west of England to take part in what is being hailed the biggest gathering of disabled people in the UK ever.
The demonstrators marched from Victoria Embankment to the Houses of Parliament, waving banners and brandishing placards, with slogans such as 'Blame banks not disabled people' and 'Don't leave me stranded'.
Carol from the Westminster Society for People with Learning Disabilities was among a group of campaigners concerned about the future of Disability Living Allowance (DLA). "The Disability Living Allowance is essential, and without it we simply wouldn't be able to afford the additional costs of disability."
Sally Bercow, Labour activist, writer and wife of Speaker John Bercow, was at the front of the march – her eldest son is autistic. She said: "It was a real privilege to be here and I very much hope that this coalition government will not go through with cuts that will impact on disabled people, their benefits and services."
At a rally before the march, speakers included Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Liam Byrne and Labour MP Dame Anne Begg, who chairs the work and pensions select committee. Gerry Hart, from the Darlington Association on Disability, Mark Harrison, from the Norfolk Coalition of Disabled People, Kirsten Hearn, chair of Inclusion London, and Jane Asher also spoke.
Liam Byrne MP said: "There was a huge turnout. There's a real depth of people furious that government welfare reform plans are about to descend into chaos. People agree that the welfare bill needs to come down, but we should do that by getting people into jobs not by pushing them into poverty."
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I dont think Ben abuses the traction control like Jorge, hence the slower times around the parabolica.
I don't know what Jorge does but watching Spies coming out of parabolica in QP spinning up the rear and smoking it doesn't look like he has the TC turn up far at all.


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text: 19 February 2012 archive See all show photos GOING to a fashion show now is like going to a festival. As the girls enter and exit, phones are held up to capture the moment – and it was something that was particularly noticeable this evening at Acne, the last show of day three of London Fashion Week and a big cult-y one at that. Acne has built up quite the following and continues to lay down the law when it comes to ease and effortless in the dressing stakes. This evening, however, it took that up a notch – and there'll be no more falling into a denim shirt and slightly oversized pair of jeans if you please. You need to think structure, definition and waists, shape and a certain sharp severity. This evening it was cool by design where once it has been cool by default. So belts were super-thick and waisted to the point of taking over the entire waist with their vast expanse, and quilted blouson jackets or shirts were inflated at the shoulder to further accentuate a mini waist and a sense of oversize elsewhere. In maroon, rust and red shades, it was blousy and a bit boxy, the models walking a little bit robotically with their super high heels and belts restricting them – a notion that you never quite relate to being an Acne-ism. But the collection, as Jonny Johansson had explained in the show notes (a nice personal touch that he always does), was inspired by the body in art and explored the work of artists and how they looked at the body. Those that made the cut were surrealist photographer André Kertész, erotic artist Hans Bellmer and painter Hanneline Rogeberg. It was wearable and with shoes that, for those that have a real thing for hard-to-walk-in-numbers will have a field day. The highlight, though, was definitely Johansson having a little boogie as he took his bow at the end. Well, it is the half-way stage after all. SEE THE ACNE SHOW ARCHIVE With thanks to Mercedes Benz. Jessica Bumpus Continue reading Back to top


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Hey all,
Have just seen the movies and available online content for this, and man, does this look good. Extremeley disappointed however that this is being developed solely for the wii.
Am a staunch PC gamer, don't own a console and wouldn't/ won't buy a wii just to play this game.
Am I right in saying that others feel the same and tht Ubi, guys, wake up ^^
You aren't maximising your revenue potential on this game by developing solely for one platform. I played the other tenchu titles on the old ps 1 and loved them to bits, making it for one platform is going to cripple the potential of this already stunning looking game.
Make for the PC aswell please.
*EDIT* After posting this, I looked at other threads on this forum, seems others want it for PC aswell!!
Listen to your consumers and sort it out UBI, you wasting money on just one platform, do you realise the revenue potential on releasing for the PC alone?? Never mind, the ps3, x-box and the others!!
Shame, shame, How many wii gamers gonna buy this? Those who don't use the wii as an exercise machine or an overpriced karaoke box! haha! Hmm, that leaves maybe 10 - 15 (j/k)
PC, all the way, thats where its at, and where it will always be...


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Banking on Children's Futures, One Cell at a Time
Posted on January 22, 2013
TAGS: fertility preservation for children with cancer chemotherapy and infertility radiation therapy and infertility davina fankhauser paul turek md fertility within reach banking on the future fertility for cancer patients
More than a year ago, Dr. Paul Turek of The Turek Clinic, which specializes in men's reproductive and sexual health, approached Fertility Within Reach, a nonprofit patient-advocacy resource, to see if we could partner on development of a program to help save the fertility of cancer patients. From that united effort a unique program was created, which will help adolescent oncology patients preserve their reproductive cells (eggs and sperm).
Banking on the Future is an initiative with one simple goal: to ensure that cost is not the major obstacle for adolescent oncology patients to bank their reproductive cells.
Many families, when faced with the financial demands placed upon them while treating a child with cancer, are unable to afford the expense of banking their child's reproductive cells. The extra financial burden often makes storage unaffordable and, therefore, puts the child's reproductive future into question.
Banking on the Future provides individual grants, for those with financial need, to cover the cost of storing reproductive cells of adolescents who are about to begin cancer treatment that will compromise their ability to have children later on in life.
The psychological impact of infertility has been compared to medical conditions such as cancer and the findings indicate a similar amount of stress between the two diagnoses. (Domar AD, Zuttermeister PC, Friedman R. The psychological impact of infertility: a comparison with patients with other medical conditions. J Psychosom Obstet Gynaecol. 1993; 14 Suppl: 45-52.) By taking advantage of the Banking on the Future initiative, adolescent oncology patients have an opportunity to be spared the unnecessary experience of life-altering stress associated with infertility. Fertility need not be another casualty of cancer for children.
Now, when someone meets a youthful cancer patient with their head covered, parent at their side, braving a smile, but their eyes are void of joy, you know there is a way to help them.
To learn more about Banking on the Future please visit www.fertilitywithinreach.org or utilize social media communities: Facebook: Banking on the Future and Twitter: BankOnTheFuture.
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To better understand the potential for horizontal surfaces in day-to-day work, we conducted a field study. We collected and analyzed over a month of use data from eight participants who used horizontal displays in conjunction with their existing office computer setups. Our analysis of the system logs, observations, and interview data from the study reveals clear differences in preference and use patterns for horizontal and vertical display configurations. Based on these findings, we formulate hardware and software design guidelines that would increase the utility of interactive horizontal displays for office scenarios.}, author = {Merrie Morris and A.J. Brush and Brian Meyers}, booktitle = {Proceedings of IEEE Tabletops and Interactive Surfaces 2008}, month = {October}, publisher = {IEEE Computer Society}, title = {A Field Study of Knowledge Workers' Use of Interactive Horizontal Displays}, url = {http://research.microsoft.com/apps/pubs/default.aspx?id=79359}, year = {2008}, }


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Communicationsrepresents a life spent thinking and writing. From the sublime to the mundane, and everything in between, the 104 poems in this anthology reflect upon topics ranging from bullfighting to love to mowing the lawn. In poems such as "GOLF" and "NIGHT DRIVING IN THE COUNTRY," author Robert Zufall demonstrates that even life's seemingly routine occurrences are rich with meaning if we pause long enough to take notice. In contrast, in poems, such as "I MUST AND CANNOT TELL YOU," Zufall flips the script and asserts that much of what we ascribe value to is ultimately meaningless.I MUST AND CANNOT TELL YOUI must and cannot tell you the word that is everything;Pebbles strewn, tall grass, and the motion of cloudshave no importance.And the shape of buildings and phrases is meaninglessand the lights moving in the empty swell of theEast River.For none of us knows the whole word but it is desperatelyimportant that I try to tell you of it though Iam not worthy.There is not counting or touching it but you must know it;you have seen it in a kiss and a handshake andthrough tears.But God almighty you must know that there is one wordthat is life and that is meaning and without itit's all ash heaps.And you will know it in the faces you love.


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Big machines are often fascinating for preschoolers. Usually books focus on construction sites where new buildings are going up. This one takes a look at the reverse�a building going down with a surprising construction for an ending. The text is full of lively action words that crackle with the sounds wrecking balls and parts that crunch and snap. All are illustrated with bold images. Unlike construction sites where one cannot linger, these pages are fun to explore without some grownup saying, "We have to go home now."
Age: Preschool, Early School Years. Award Year: 2012. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
A very fundamental book about the nature of oceans and the life in them. It's part of a nature series for the very young. It does not have the joyous color of Wow! Ocean! But it has small factoids and a very clear overall message about the diverse creatures and nature of the great salt water bodies that we call, Oceans. 3 & up.
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Our family experienced this kind of magic just once, a very long ago, so this book resonates with a tender memory our family shared. Our house is gone now, the children are grown, and though we always hoped the monarchs would return again, it was, as the author writes in this lovely book, a treasured memory that does last. It's hard to know if the book will replace the experience for those who have never seen a flock of Monarchs filling several trees. One can only hope that you will have such an experience at least once!
Age: Preschool, Early School Years. Award Year: 2011.
Clear, straightforward information with simple pictures make this an excellent way to answer questions of preschoolers about their bodies. The lively child centered illustrations are full of action and not at all textbookish. The language neither speaks down nor over the heads of young children. Without overloading the text with more than they want to know, this book gives you a chance to convey information that kids are curious to know. Some children are reluctant to ask and some parents are reluctant to tell. Robie Harris' Who Has What? Can solve both sides of the conundrum without discomfort.
Age: Preschool, Early School Years. Award Year: 2011. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
In this young science book a small mouse and a big beautiful cat plant pumpkin seeds in a pot and step by step show the young reader how to grow seeds. Of course, it may be a stretch to call a cat and mouse friendship a science book, yet this furry partnership does tell the very simple but clear story of how to plant a pumpkin. There is no drama, yet the expressions on Cat's face and the friendship between the two has a quiet charm. Anne Mortimer's quizzical looking cat is so lovable you want to reach in and pat his head. 4 & up.
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Young children are more fascinated by weather changes than we sometimes realize. In this lift-the-lap and pull-the tab-adventure, Maisy shares that wonder and delight. After you share this, you might like to start keeping a weather calendar and have your preschooler draw a sun or rain or snowman on date. At the end of the week--count how many sunny days you had. This kind of beginning record keeping is a fun way to keep the curiosity alive with observing and recording what they see in their own world. For early school aged kids, look at the review for How the Weather Works: A Hands-On Guide to Our Changing Climate.
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Kids are fascinated with weather and soon notice the connections between weather and what they can do. You can enlarge on that interest by putting up a calendar with spaces they can draw on. Have them color in a sun or rain or snowman each day. At the end of the week count up how many sunny days you had. Were there more sunny days than rainy ones? This kind of simple record keeping involves drawing, counting, and comparing. You are also introducing them to the names of the days of the week and the numerals on the grid. It is also a fun way to keep curiosity alive by observing and recording what they see in their own world.
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Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
A few years ago we published several books with suggested books and follow-up games that extend the book experience. One collection Read It Play It is for playing with babies and toddlers. The other is for preschool and early school years children. We also did a collection in Spanish, featuring books that were in Spanish or were bilingual.
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Don't be fooled by the title. This is quite different from the many wonderful I Spy books by Jean Marzollo and Walter Wicks, that we recommend for older kids. It's wonderful in its own way.
I Spy With My Little Eye is designed for much younger kids who are somewhat beyond beginner games of peek-e-boo. It's also a science book that gives very young kids a nugget of information about the animal that will be revealed as you go from the cut-away detail to the image of the whole creature. In some ways this is a bit more like Eric Carle's Polar Bear and Brown Bear "knowing and naming" books. That said, the illustrations are fresh and full of vitality and the playful format will no doubt appeal to older toddlers and preschoolers. Printed on sturdy stock it is well designed to withstand the page turning of inexperienced little hands.
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Newest in his "Wow!" series, Robert Neubecker's dynamic illustrations give kids a whirlwind look at life in the ocean. His colorful images swim across the pages. Some pages open wide for long double spreads of sea creatures in the tide pool, on the coral reef, in the deep and beyond. There are labels on some pages, but no story as such. The vibrant images on the page will provide much to talk about and ponder. This is a science book, an art book, a fun to look at together-and-alone kind of book. Most of all it says look at all the wondrous life that is under the water just beyond the sand shore! Wow! Indeed!
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You'll need: a wax candle or a white waxy crayon, white or manilla construction paper, blue and greenish water color paint and brush.
Step 1. Draw lots of fish�big and small on the white paper. They will hardly be visible.
Step 2. Make a light wash of blue and or greenish blue watercolor paint.
Step 3. Use a big brush to paint over the waxy drawing and abracadabra the drawings will appear.
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On your next trip to the beach take a photo of your child gathering up plenty of small shells to bring home for crafts. Wash the shells in sudsy water and let them dry on the sun. Kids can paint them or leave them as they are in a natural state. Bring home and inexpensive plastic picture frame and white glue. Together paste the shells around the border of the frame. When they dry in place put the photo in the frame and you have a double Wow! A happy memory!
A few years ago we published several books with suggested books and follow-up games that extend the book experience. One collection Read It Play It is for playing with babies and toddlers. The other is for preschool and early school years children. We also did a collection in Spanish, featuring books that were in Spanish or were bilingual.
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There are four different storybooks and four matching plush animals in this series. Each storybook tells a story about the featured animal -- where it lives and how. These are little science books told in simple fashion with clear illustrations. Each is packaged with a small huggable plush animal that fits in a little hand. There's one about Little Gorilla, Little Polar Bear, Little Elephant, and Little Panda. You can't go wrong with any of them. 3 & up.
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Gerson Inspired Salad
Serves: 4 plates of salad
One head of lettuce
One apple
One tomato
One avocado
One mango
4 small boiled potatoes
2 tablespoons of flax oil
2 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil
1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar
1. Tear the lettuce into bite size pieces and evenly place on the 4 plates.
2. Cut the avocado, tomato, mango and potatoes into cubes and spread evenly on the 4 plates.
3. Drizzle each plate with the flax oil, apple cider vinegar and extra virgin olive oil.
4. Ready to eat!
+ Hybrid – mostly raw, partly cooked.
+ Raw Living Nutrients
+ Alkalizing
+ Aids Weight Loss
+ Increases Energy
+ Low in Calories
+ High in Anti Oxidants
+ High in Nutrients
+ Boosts immune system
+ Aids Weight loss
+ Aids digestion
+ Cleanses Skin
This recipe was created by Liana Werner-Gray in Florida, March 2013. This recipe came about when Liana was to meet Charlotte Gerson for the first time and prepare her lunch, Gerson style! Charlotte Gerson has been an inspiration to Liana for years! Charlotte is known in the world for carrying her fathers legacy to provide Gerson Therapy to terminally ill people and restoring their body back to health. Gerson therapy has aided many thousands of people around the world with juicing and a strict plant bases high nutrient diet like the recipe above! For recovery for terminally ill people go to www.gerson.org ***Please know patients on Gerson therapy for tumors have to wait before adding avocado and olive oil to their diet.
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Put on your thinking cap and make sure it's adjusted perfectly -- communication planet Mercury moves into critical Virgo on August 7, 2015, and it signals a time when our minds are sharp, our speech becomes precise and we're able to communicate with others more efficiently.
You can find out what's coming up for you personally with a 30-Day Astrology Forecast, but overall now is the time to focus your thinking on practical matters.
Mercury stays in Virgo until August 27, 2015, so we'll be thinking in much more practical terms until then. Whereas Mercury in Leo was more playful and chatty, Mercury in Virgo has no time for idle chit-chat. This transit is about analyzing ideas until they're perfected and speaking seriously about most matters.
Virgo is Mercury's home sign (along with Gemini), so the communication planet feels comfortable here and is ready and willing to think clearly, get organized and manage complex projects. It's not necessarily the most imaginative or fun transit Mercury makes, but it's definitely productive!
Top dos and don'ts for making the most of Mercury in Virgo:
Do solve problems -- Break out the Sudoku! Analytical Virgo is great at taking an existing problem and working it over and over until ... POOF! The problem is solved!
Don't be narrow-minded -- Mercury in Virgo enhances focus and critical thinking, but be careful you don't become overly critical and way too picky about everything during this transit.
Do perform an act of service -- Virgo is the sign of service, and with communication planet Mercury transiting this sign it's the perfect time to speak out or write a letter on behalf of a person or organization you're passionate about.
Don't bite someone's head off -- Mercury is crisp and efficient in Virgo, with no time for unnecessary pleasantries. Remember to be polite, even if you are in a hurry to get to the point.
Do learn something new -- Mercury in Virgo is a made for learning! Take a class, enhance your knowledge or practice skill-building now, while your mind can best absorb new knowledge.
Don't neglect your imagination -- Mercury is so practical in Virgo that it's likely your creativity and imagination could become blocked. Do what you can now to give yourself an extra boost in creativity through books or movies or anything that gets you out of your head for a while.
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What's up everybody? I don't really spend much time on this forum and am very new to these kind of bikes. My good buddy dropped off an Invacare XLT handcycle that I told him i can help put together for him. He bought it used, so I believe there are missing wheel pegs/skewers unless I am missing something completely. I will spend time with it later taking some pictures so, you guys can tell me if I am doing it correctly.
I appreciate all the help and my friend who has been paralyzed for more than years will be very happy to have good fun and exercise. I can only imagine how nice it must feel considering I know how I still feel every time I get on a bike.
If anybody has any tips or tricks to help putting one of these bad boys together, let me know. I have the Fork and Seat, and handcrank/stem on. The rear wheels I can't put on until he brings his wheelchair over and we can try whatever pieces off of his chair on the cycle.


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Tambo posted a topic in Ford Fiesta Clubanybody tell me if wishbones are same through the range...ie st/lx etc ? they look same but just making sure cheers
looking good harri...blends lights in with windows mate
got a pic harri mate ?
cheers again stoney...gonna go see a man shortly ;-)
could a locksmith code it for immobiliser or is only dealers that can do that ? cheers stoney
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Key Coding
Tambo posted a topic in Ford Fiesta Clubaryt guys the key coding guide in the owners guide...does it work ? any tips cheers peeps
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yeah soz Dan...just in there and seen msg...i got it sussed...just before M.O.T i tried to change a number plate bulb and the connection fell apart in my hand...so i rigged up a couple of led panels...just to get me through M.O.T led panels were burnt good style...tried to upload a pic to show you the nick but wont let me lol just taped number plate light wires up..changed the fuse and bingo cheers for you help Dan/Stef :P
anybody any ideas where the fuse is and what colour it is ?
just been at it...and hoping i have sourced the problem...to get it through its M.O.T ... i wired in 2 LED panels instead of the festoon bulbs for number plate lights...as the connections were rotten and fell apart when i took festoon out to change it...checked LED panels there just now and they are pot black and melted... can only think that maybe water has got into the panels...that would cause this yeah ??? i am going back out shortly to do away with the panels and tape the wires up for now...then change the fuse...so fingers crossed this is problem solved cheers for info guys ;)
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Tambo posted a topic in Ford Fiesta Clubjumped in motor this morning to take other half to work....5 mins in smelt burning...then noticed dash lights had died...and all outside lights had died as well...outside lights working now....but aint left then on..just flicked on/off...(too scared) lol...dash lights are still dead...all dash lights are dead..only got dash lights when i turn on ignition smell is stronger from rear driver side light...peeled the wee bit o carpet back and wow... anybody any ideas ? cheers guys ;-)
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Tambo posted a topic in Ford Fiesta Club04 PLATE/MK6/LX clutch pedal on my fiesta seems kinda NOTCHY...funny to describe... every now and again it will go easier to press down...and no NOTCHINESS lol... are there any known problems with pedal/spring ect ??? never had any clutch problems...had car bout 4/5 months...as far as i know it was a new clutch last year....and as i can tell it is... cheers peeps
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Good Stuff Cheers Dan :P
any ideas whats got to be done mick ? or any threads to be had anywheres ? cheers mate
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Tambo posted a topic in Ford Modification Discussionsanybody know if facelift rear lights for mk6 are straight swap for non-facelift ? cheers
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Our Kickstarter is ending, so naturally I must do a live marathon.
As of writing this, there are five days left in our wildly successful Kickstarter. It's almost over, and guess what… there are MORE incentives added!
Free PDFs ($11 level)
Herbert as a Playable Character ($55 level)
New Adventure Map Set ($99 level)
And of course, all the other bonus stuff is still there too. To read more about the stuff in the pictures above, click here. And you can still pledge through Paypal here.
But it's almost gone, so this is your absolute, last opportunity. A lot of this extra stuff disappears forever once the Kickstarter closes.
As a thank you, I will be drawing live for the last 24 hours of the Kickstarter. It'll be right here. So pop in and say hello in the chat room or just listen to me whine about how numb my butt is. Cause you know… I'll be drawing for 24 hours, straight. I should be tired and grumpy at the end. Well… grumpiER. The live marathon starts on Sunday, June 30, 4 pm (GMT -7).
So THANK YOU everyone! I'm so excited about the success and quality of this game! Please don't miss out on any of this bonus stuff that interests you. That'd make me sad.
As always, thanks for… EVERYTHING!


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November 22, 2010
Paul Atwood, Harriett Bullitt, Glenn
Isaacson, John and Susan Wagner, Beth Jensen, Sherry Krebs. This illustrious list of locals represents the past 3
years of Stanley Lifetime Achievement Award recipients. And this year's winners have just been announced.
They are Jan Cook Mack – Professional Division, and Sherry Schreck – Volunteer
The Stanley Lifetime Achievement Awards were designed in 2002 to honor the life-long
arts and culture commitment of Mr. Bob Stanley. The Stanley Lifetime Achievement Award winners will receive two
(2) complimentary tickets to Holiday Spice, a beautiful award winner medallion, and a Haglund's Trophies
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While a half-inch of rain fell on the Great Dismal Swamp fire Saturday, it had little impact on the embers burning in the peat and underneath large logs.
The fire continues to actively burn, even though the rain did cool off the surface and smaller pieces of wood. Nearly 6,200 acres have burned. That's up from 5,600.
"Even if six inches of rain fell in a week, we would still have to run the pumps for a month to put out this fire," said Timothy Craig, Fire Management Officer for Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge.
Today, according to officials, crews are moving equipment to begin pumping operations on the east side of Lake Drummond and "firefighters will continue strengthening control lines around the fire. As the fire continues to burn through roots under the peat, falling trees remain a significant hazard for firefighters."
Officials say forecasted thunderstorms with strong winds may complicate matters this afternoon.
SUFFOLK, Va. (AP) -- A wildfire in the Great Dismal Swamp National Refuge has burned nearly 5,600 acres and firefighters are working to strenghten firelines to contain it.
An incident report released Friday night says many areas of the fire have reached hardwood stands of trees, slowing down the fire's advance. Ten percent of the fire has been contained.
Crews plan to install pumps to use water from Lake Drummond to flood some areas. Firefighters also are hoping a chance of rain on Sunday will help their efforts.
According to an earlier incident report, the fire is the largest in the refuge's history.
Lightning sparked the fire, which was reported Aug. 4.
Smoke from the fire has been visible in satellite photographs taken from space.


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Is there any way to disable sharing of resources (or individual resources) for external and public users but keep sharing for internal users?
I'd like for users to be able to share resources internally, just not outside the company. When I disable sharing in the preferences tab, all sharing is disabled, including internally.


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March 27, 2013
RUSTON, La. - Louisiana Tech track and field will split squads again this weekend with the majority of the team heading to the prestigious 86th Annual Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays while distance runners will head to California for a pair of meets.
Louisiana Tech's top athletes will compete in Austin, Texas against the nation's top collegiate and professional competition, including former LA Tech standout and 2012 Olympian Chelsea Hayes. The Texas Relays begin on Wednesday with the heptathlon and decathlon while Tech's entrants will begin competition Thursday.
Meanwhile, similar to last weekend, the distance runners will head elsewhere. Matt Wolfe and Tom Stringer have qualified for the San Francisco State Distance Carnival in San Francisco, Calif. while Paul Sakit, whose personal record time of 3:50.16 in the 1,500m currently leads the WAC and ranks 31st in the nation, has qualified for the Stanford Invitational in Palo Alto, Calif. as well as the Distance Carnival in San Francisco.
Wolfe and Sakit both ran personal record times in the 1,500m last weekend at the Victor Lopez Invitational in Houston, Texas at a meet hosted by Rice, a future Conference USA foe.
Links to results can be found at LATechSports.com.
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Feb. 9, 2009
Complete Release in PDF Format
Setting The Scene: The Butler men's team will have its lone match of the week at home on Tuesday (Feb. 10) when it battles Dayton beginning at 5:00 p.m. The women's squad, meanwhile, hosts a pair of contests in Indianapolis over the weekend, facing DePaul on Friday (Feb. 13) at 4:00 p.m. and taking on Murray State on Sunday (Feb. 15) starting at 10:00 a.m.
Sweeps Ahoy: Both the women's and men's teams picked up their first dual meet sweeps last week, with the women scoring a 7-0 win over cross-town rival IUPUI on Feb. 6 and the men picking up a 7-0 victory at Bradley on Feb. 8. Becky Jenkins, Gabriella Bobrowski and Heather Hayward of the women's squad and Stephen McLoughlin of the men's team got into the spirit of perfection on their own, with each tallying a 6-0, 6-0 decision in singles play.
Home Cooking: The Butler women's team will feel right at home this season, as 14 of its 22 dual meets this spring will be played on their home court. In fact, the Bulldogs will only have to travel out of the state for six of their bouts all season.
Road Trip: The men's team won't have the same hospitality that the women do this spring season. Quite the opposite, really. The Bulldogs will play 14 of their 22 matches away from Indianapolis, including all but two of their Horizon League regular season contests. The good news for the men's team? The worst part is already over, as nearly half of the remaining meets will be played at home (seven of the final 15).
Youth Movement: Both the Butler men's and women's teams head into the spring campaign without a single senior member on their rosters. The men's squad features two juniors, five sophomores (including a first-year Butler player) and two freshmen, while the women's team boasts three juniors, two sophomores and five rookies. The one thing neither team is short on is talent, however. Among the 11 returning players are four All-Horizon League Team members from a season ago, including men's players Brandon Bayliss and Ben Raynauld and women's players Molly Casperson and Natali Jaimes.
All In The Family: A trio of current women's players have ties to other current or recent Butler student-athletes. Junior Molly Casperson played her freshman season with her older sister, Chelsey, who was a four-year letterwinner at Butler. Additionally, freshman Ashley Breitenbach is the younger sister of former men's tennis player Eric Breitenbach, who finished his four-year career with the Bulldogs last spring as a two-time First Team All-Horizon League honoree, while fellow freshman Heather Hayward is the twin sister of current freshman men's basketball player Gordon Hayward.
Head Coach Jason Suscha: Jason Suscha, in his 12th season as the head coach of the Butler men's tennis team and 10th year at the helm of the women's squad, continues to reign supreme in the world of Horizon League tennis. The five-time Horizon League Men's Tennis Coach of the Year boasts a 171-110 overall record at Butler, including an astounding 70-3 mark against conference foes. Suscha has also consistently positioned the Butler women's squad near the top of the Horizon League. Under his guidance, the Bulldogs have combined for a 116-103 record, including a dominant 66-21 mark in league play, and have advanced to the tournament championship match in eight of his nine seasons.
Next Up: A busy week lies ahead for the Butler men's team, as it will take part in three matches in a six-day span. After opening up the week at Xavier on Feb. 17 at 1:00 p.m., the Bulldogs return to Indianapolis to host Tennessee Tech on Feb. 21 at 10:00 a.m. and Toledo on Feb. 22 at 10:00 a.m. The women's team, meanwhile, will not see action again until Feb. 27 when it battles Bowling Green.


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Interbike Gallery: Cervelo revamps road line for 2011
- By Zack Vestal
- Published Sep. 20, 2010
- Updated Sep. 20, 2010 at 11:39 PM EDT
New R3 rides great
The new 2011 R3 rides great and should be a great value as well.
Slender stays supported by huge chainstays
Cervelo's Bastie said the slender stays really don't contribute significantly to the structural strength of the R-series. Most of the strength and support comes from those huge chainstays.
BBright has locking collar for adjust preload
BBright crank spindles are 11mm longer than standard BB30 and easily adjust preload with a locking collar on the non-drive arm.
Cervelo's Squoval tubes
Cervelo's Squoval tube shapes have a race-bred heritage.
R-series chainstays
Here's another look at the large left chainstay and its taper down to the dropout.
Cervelo headtube size is limited for safety
Cervelo says that when the lower headset bearing gets too big, the front end actually becomes too rigid and more prone to actually failing in the face of hard impacts.
BBright has 11mm of additional BB shell
BBright incorporates an additional 11mm of BB shell width and a bearing set based on BB30 sizing.
R3 significantly stiffer than last year with same weight
The new R3 boasts significantly boosted stiffness without any weight gain.
R-Series has a 30mm aluminum crank spindle
Inside the massive BB shell hides a 30mm aluminum crank spindle.
R3 has 1-3/8th inch lower bearing
Bigger but not TOO big, the R3 uses a 1-3/8th inch lower bearing to boost stiffness without sacrificing strength.
R-series tapered head tube
New for Cervelo, the tapered head tube common among other bikes appears in the R-series.
R3's slim seat cluster
In contrast to many modern bikes, the R3 retains a slim seat cluster.
R3 is built in Asia
Built in Asia with internal differences invisible from the outside, the R3 packs most of the punch of the more expensive R5 bikes.
Asymmetric stays on the R-series frames
At the Outdoor Demo in Las Vegas, Cervelo's Chris Bastie shows asymmetry in the chainstays of the new R-series bikes.
The new Cervelo R3
Under the hot sun at Outdoor Demo, I got my grubby paws on a new R3.
R-series chainstays
Note how the chainstays are fat near the BB shell and slim down to meet the dropouts.
Cervelo's BBright bottom bracket boosts stiffness
Cervelo's BBright bottom bracket allows the frame to widen significantly, thereby boosting stiffness.
Carlos Sastre and Thor Hushovd race bikes
Sastre and Hushovd race bikes on show in Germany.
R3 adopts R5 designs at a lower price
The new R3 adopts the major designs of the R5 but at a more reasonable price.
Cervelo R3 bike
This R3 was displayed in Germany at the Eurobike show.
R3 frame gets some of the R5ca design
Impressively, the designs forged for the expensive R5ca trickle down to the R3 for 2011.
R5ca wins Eurobike award for design
Cervelo's R5ca won a Eurobike award for design.
Cervelo R5 bike
On show at Eurobike, the R5 marks one of several updated models for 2011.
R5ca's Squoval tube shapes
The new R5 relies on Cervelo's trademark Squoval tube shapes.
R5ca production is extremely limited
The R5ca is built in extremely limited numbers, too limited even for Tour riders.
Carlos Sastre actually rode an R5 and not R5ca
As it turns out, Carlos Sastre actually rode an R5 at the Tour de France, not an R5ca as Cervelo initially said.
R5ca forgoes painting
The R5ca forgoes paint to maximize weight savings.
Cervelo R5ca
On display at Eurobike, the flagship R5ca from Cervelo.


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Let's all just take a moment and appreciate Lupita Nyong'o's epic chicness.
The Oscar-nominated actress looked adorable in a lavender dress in the front row of Calvin Klein's show at New York Fashion Week. Look at her, just casually hanging out with Anna Wintour and Naomi Watts.
Do you think that was the moment that Lupita realized she'd made it? When Anna Wintour called and said, "Lupita, darling, come sit with me in the front row." At least that's what I assume Anna talks like.
Lupita clearly enjoyed the Calvin Klein show. She posted this photo on Instagram with the caption, "Fashion, form and laughter with @costafrancisco, the brilliant mind behind @CalvinKlein #ckfw. @lovegoldlive"
Also, can we take a brief time out to talk about Naomi's outfit? I think I like it? I just can't tell. But I love Lupita's look. I cannot wait until the Oscars. She will own that red carpet. Launch the gallery to check out all the photos from the front row. Are you as obsessed with Lupita as the rest of the world? Sound off in the comments!