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On the evidence of tonight's performance the Eels are going to give a lot of top teams a difficult time this season. At half time it was anyone's game, but a revved up Jarryd Hayne took control, piloting the Eels to a well-deserved win. Apart from Hayne's stellar performance, Nathan Peats was also strong for Parramatta. The Panthers got overrun in the second dig, and without Wallace at half they look a bit devoid of purpose. But they do have an electric backline and it will be Ivan Cleary's job this week to make sure they see more of the ball in attack. A great night for the Eels.
Eels 32 Panthers 16
76th min:
That man Hayne was key again. He broke a tackle on the right flank from a scrum and passed to Ken Sio who stepped inside Idris to score. Sandow's conversion swings wide.
Eels 32 Panthers 16
73rd min:
Panthers go close again. Segeyaro burst through the Parra defence and tried to get an inside pass to Kingston but the ball went to ground with the line wide open.
Eels 28 Panthers 16
71st min:
Jarryd Hayne has been heaps more involved this half - a major reason why the Eels are in front.
Eels 28 Panthers 16
68th min:
Fantastic strength from Jarryd Hayne. He ploughed into Moylan from dummyhalf and the Penrith fullback was powerless to stop him. Sandow converts.
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64th min:
Panthers go close. Idris's one-handed pass was a delight but Naiqama couldn't keep his boots off the sideline, and the touch judge's flag went up as he dived for the corner. Great sweeping backline movement from the Panthers. They're not done by any stretch.
Eels 22 Panthers 16
58th min:
Hayne threw a quick cut-out pass to Radradra and the bearded winger was too strong and fast for the Panthers' outside defence. Sandow's conversion curves into the left upright. No goal.
Eels 22 Panthers 16
56th min:
Chris Sandow shows why he was once considered one of the NRL's most exciting players with a brilliant chip and chase that results in a penalty 15m out from the Panthers line.
Eels 18 Panthers 16
53rd min:
Radradra has been a revelation this season but Moylan and Soward totally smashed him into touch as he steamrolled toward the line. Great defence Penrith.
Eels 18 Panthers 16
50th min:
A Sandow bomb broke like a Shane Warne wrong-un in the in-goal area but a series of dropped balls from both sides cruelled its effect.
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47th min:
Eels hit back. Manu Ma'u threw himself at the defensive line and maoeuvered the ball onto the paint. Great determination. His first try in the NRL. Sandow converts.
Eels 18 Panthers 16
45th min:
Jarryd Hayne is a handful in attack every time he gets the ball. Has he got the best fend in league or what?
Eels 12 Panthers 16
43rd min:
Matt Moylan was key: his soft hands pass put Whare into the gap, and the centre-three quarter easily stepped inside Jarryd Hayne to score. Moylan converts.
Eels 12 Panthers 16
42nd min:
Adam Docker, who made some blistering runs in the first half for the Panthers, is temporarily off the field with bleeding above the left eye.
Eels 12 Panthers 10
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Put a massive rocket up 'em Ivan. @PenrithPanthers #PantherPride #nrlparpen — Ross Martin (@RossMartin1960) March 29, 2014
That was an awesome first half: both teams attacking the line with extreme prejudice. Eels hooker Nathan Peats has been the standout with smart dummyhalf running and bone-crunching defence, while Isaac John has been solid for the Panthers. The Eels will be filthy they let in a try on the bell but they've shown enough to suggest they can win this game. Back in five for what should be a spectacular second half.
Eels 12 Panthers 10
39th min:
Lewis Brown took on the marker, dummied, fooled Will Hopoate and plunged over. Great finish to the half for the men in hot pink. Moylan totally fluffs the conversion, pushing it 10m wide of the right upright.
Eels 12 Panthers 10
37th min:
End to end stuff: Isaac John scoots over from 10m out but the pass was forward.
Eels 12 Panthers 6
34th min:
Almost a four-pointer. An askew midfield bomb from Corey Norman was allowed to bounce by Moylan - a cardinal error - and the ball fell into quick blue and gold hands, as a galloping Will Hopate finished off out wide. Spectacular stuff.
Alas for Parra fans, the vid ref ruled Peni Terepo was offside from the kick.
Eels 12 Panthers 6
30th min:
Great defence Parramatta. A tasty flick pass from Dean Whare hit Dave Simmons in the chest down the right flank but Radradra barrelled him into touch.
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Skiing, Golf and Eagle Watching on the Same Day??
We were not able to ski today but wanted too….being on call for work got in the way but we did manage to get out for a drive. How many places do you know where you can ski, play golf and eagle watch all in one if you wanted too? Dec. 30th 2012 we watched […]
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Trivandrum, Kerala, India, 2011/04/05 - K Nanda Kumar, President and CEO of SunTec, the leading provider of Relationship-based Pricing and Centralized billing solutions, will steer a panel discussion on customer-centric banking strategies at the Asian Banker Summit 2011 - SuntecGroup.com.
Slated for April 6-8 this year at Hong Kong, the Asian Banker Summit is the region's largest annual meeting of decision makers and senior professionals in the financial services industry.
The discussion, titled 'Customer-centric strategies: Ensuring success for financial institutions in the Transaction Banking arena', has been scheduled between 1500-1600 hrs HKT on April 7, at the JW Marriott Hong Kong. Industry leaders and experts of the banking vertical in the region will participate in the panel discussion along with Mr Nanda Kumar. The talks over the topic will be of particular interest to banks that are planning to adopt competitive strategies that enable them to differentiate, and attract and retain more customers, and at the same time, offer added value to their existing customer base.
The Asian banking sector is undergoing rapid changes. Meeting the diverse ends of competitive differentiation, customer retention and profitability is becoming a challenge to banks of the region. SunTec assumes a pivotal role here by empowering the banks with customer-centric capabilities. Our association with top banks of the region is another reason for us to be part of this premier financial services forum, over the past several years, said Rajesh Narasimha, Senior Vice-President Sales, SunTec. The Summit special April edition of The Asian Banker magazine will feature a thought leadership article by Rajesh titled, Wholl win the battle for customer acquisition and retention?
The round table discussion, propelled by Mr Nanda Kumar will also focus on how innovative product strategies, service excellence and Relationship-based Pricing can help banks adopt a unique customer-centric framework, and address their global and regional customer needs successfully. Mr Nanda Kumar is a thought leader, who pioneered the concept of Relationship-based Pricing for banks, which has been endorsed by leading analysts and banks across the globe. Recently, The Asian Banker had published a video interview with him, titled Pricing must be based on overall customer value.
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Changes to 70-persistent-net.rules not reflected in ifconfig until reboot
Ok so the titles a bit of a mouthful, let me explain.
I am working on a Fedora 13 iso that will be used on some of the PC's at my work, the computers will have a varying amount of Ethernet ports, at least two onboard and up to 6 external. In order to ensure that the same physical port on the back of the computer is always used for the internet connection I have written a script to rearrange the contents of /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules. The script ensures that the two Ethernet ports on the motherboard are listed as eth0 and eth1, without it they could end up as any port in the eth0-7 range.
The script works well however when its run I need to reboot the PC for the ifconfig to load the correct port as eth0/eth1. I have tried placing calls to my function through the rc.sysinit/rc.5d/rc.local and so on however nothing seems to work.
Is there a way to make ifconfig check the mac/eth configuration files for changes (There appears to no longer be an ifprobe command which sounds like what I need). Alternatively is there somewhere I can place the script after udev has created the persistent-net.rules but before anything else loads the information. I have tried chkconfig --level 2345 network off and loading the service later but it still uses the wrong information, only a reboot seems to get it to work.
Thanks for any help or suggestions!
Have you tried running "/sbin/start_udev"? "service network restart"?
Maybe the following sequence?
service network stop
service network start
You may need to restart network service.
Thanks for both your quick replys!
The /sbin/start_udev command was exactly what I needed.
It all works great now, wish I'd asked sooner!
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Two Items in Sidebar That I cannot remove
I have two items in my sidebar that I cannot remove. http://www.ebizschool.biz/wp/
There is a category drop down menu and a "widget?" called Private Label Rights.
I am using the ProSense Theme. The Sidebar these appear in are my adsense sidebar. I have never used php and css. However, I have been able to fix all my goof ups but it has taken tons of time and effort to figure them out. This one is impossible for me.
The Private Label Rights shows up in the "themes section" as a widget, but does not have an edit capability, so I can't remove it. It also does not show up on the left side of the page with all the other available widgets. Just at the right with the widgets I am using.
Frankly, I have no idea how I ever created that monster.
Can someone help me with this?
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There are several points at which the conventional language of art criticism breaks down. The French painter, Henri Le Sidaner, the obscure but distinguished subject of an exhibition at the likewise relatively obscure but distinguished Museum of Modern Art Saitama, is one of these.
With a career that started in the latter decades of the 19th century and continued until his death in 1939, Le Sidaner is often categorized as either a symbolist or an intimist painter.
The French Symbolist movement is more typically associated with poets such as Charles Baudelaire, Stéphane Mallarmé and Paul Verlaine, who, depending on one's critical viewpoint, aimed at either expressing absolute truths or striking "cool" philosophical poses.
The movement, which had a broad influence on fin-de-siècle French culture, however, also included some well-known painters, such as Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, Odilon Redon, and Gustave Moreau. But while these painters used obviously symbolic elements in their works, such as allegorical figures and dream imagery, Le Sidaner's paintings can best be described as soulful, romanticized renditions of reality.
In 1886, in the "Symbolist Manifesto," Jean Moréas, the Parisian-based Greek writer and leading theorist of the movement, wrote, "In this art, scenes from nature, human activities, and all other real world phenomena will not be described for their own sake. Here, they are only perceptible surfaces created to represent their esoteric affinities with the primordial Ideals."
By contrast Le Sidaner's paintings of tables set for tea, flowery gardens, and scenic views seem to be painted very much for their own sake.
One of the most noticeable characteristics of his mature style is a near absence of human figures. Sometimes, as in the bleak, wintry scenery of the little church of "L'Église au clair de lune, Buicourt" ("Church in the moonlight, Buicourt," 1904), the absence is understandable, but in other works, like "Le Goûter sous bois, Gerberoy" ("Picnic beneath the trees, Gerberoy," 1925), the lack of human forms seems more pointed and preferred, suggesting a psychological quirk as much as an aesthetic choice.
In this painting, Le Sidaner gives a delightful glimpse of a picnic laid out in a sun-dappled woodland glade. The fact that food has been unpacked, bottles emptied, and a lady's hat hung on a tree makes the absence of figures seem somewhat odd.
If his paintings are peopled at all, it is through buildings set in twilight, where we notice one or two lit windows denoting a human presence. It is certainly difficult to read any "primordial Ideals" into such works.
As an intimist — a seldom-used category that includes the painters Pierre Bonnard and Édouard Vuillard, both better known as members of the esoteric Nabis group — Le Sidaner's work, again, only fits if we make it fit.
The definition of "intimism" is the recording of intimate personal and psychological experiences through art or literature. In painting terms, it more specifically refers to capturing the light and atmosphere of the fleeting moment and the transient mood. If you wanted to split hairs, you could say that this is an almost meaningless definition as Impression and even realism aimed at similar effects.
Stylistically, intimist painters veered toward rich colors toned down to achieve harmony, something that is also typical of Le Sidaner's work.
One painting, which I suspect has been mistitled — "Les Maisons au clair de lune, Landerneau" ("Houses in the moonlight, Landerneau," 1915) — shows, rather than moonlight, that moment we occasionally experience in the early morning or at dusk when subtle pink light suffuses everything, evoking a mood of reflective calm.
Taken in total, Le Sidaner's oeuvre seems to be set in a perpetual, default twilight, the same moment eternally prolonged in painting after painting, and applied to building after building and garden after garden. The true nature of "intimate personal and psychological experience" is that we are buffeted by ever-changing moods and sensations. This sense of a variety of moods and mental conditions precisely captured is not the one we get from Le Sidaner's paintings.
Instead, what emerges is the consistent character of the man; of a delicate, refined, rather reclusive and somewhat jaded personality. We get a sense of someone who was clearly more comfortable than happy and whose dominant mood was one of gentle elegy.
His paintings have a natural affinity with the effete world conjured up in the writings of his contemporary, Marcel Proust. Perhaps it is for this reason that Le Sidaner's main claim to fame is his inclusion in the fourth volume of Marcel Proust's rambling masterpiece "À la recherche du temps perdu" ("In search of lost time," 1913-1927), where he is cited as a distinguished but not great painter, but one who is nevertheless collected obsessively by one of the peripheral characters.
"Henri Le Sidaner: The Painter Who Loved Roses and Moonlight" at the Museum of Modern Art, Saitama, runs till Feb. 5; open 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. ¥1,100. Closed Mon. www.momas.jp/3.htm (Japanese only).


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Demand and Pricing in the U.S. Margarine Industry
This paper provides estimates of U.S. demand for margarine and price-cost margins. Demand is estimated using a mixed logit model, which provides a flexible substitution pattern among products. We find that product characteristics, such as nutrient facts, package size and product forms, and household income and age composition are important determinants of demand for margarine. The estimated product-level price elasticities, which are defined as the percent change in market share corresponding to a one percent change in price, range from -1.85 to -6.34, while the cross-price elasticities vary from 0.01 to 0.98. The estimated price-cost margins vary from 28 percent to 58 percent depending on the assumption of industry conduct.
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Man United fans admit that was pretty poor, while Arsenal fans are enjoying life without Mesut Ozil...
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Spurs too. They all dropped points, and so Jose Mourinho is sparing no thoughts for Man City.
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text: Conveniently located on Shu Long Boulevard in the Xindu District Crowne Plaza Chengdu Panda Garden is just 37km from Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport. With 2 000 square meters of indoor event space including eight meeting rooms and a luxurious and spacious Grand Ballroom Crowne Plaza Chengdu Panda Garden is the place to host your next business meeting or special event. Our Crowne Meetings Director will tailor our facilities to meet any request. Each guest room in our hotel is equipped with flat-screen televisions satellite channels work desks and free Wi-Fi. Take advantage of our well-equipped fitness center relax in our luxurious Touch Spa or dine in one of our three restaurants. Complimentary parking is available as well as a complimentary shuttle service between the hotel and the city center. If you choose to indulge in our Crowne Plaza Club Floor then you are entitled to extra amenities including a complimentary drink at the Crowne Plaza Club Lounge. Our hotel is neighboring Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding very close to Chengdu Poly Lafite Golf Club surrounded by several theme parks any free time your work allows is well spent in the nearby area. Things to do in Chengdu include visits to the Chengdu China Base and the Sichuan Science and Technology Museum a walk through Wide and Narrow Alley as well as a traditional hotpot dinner at hotel Chinese restaurant.


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The Woolshed Sessions
- Thu 24 Mar 2011, 8:00pm @ San Francisco Bath House, Wellington
- Sat 26 Mar 2011, 6:00pm @ Blackbarn Winery, Hastings
- Music: Pop
- Bands: Jess Chambers, Peter Hill, Andy Hummel, Lee Prebble, Al Fraser, Justin Firefly Clarke, Brett Skinner and Age Pryor
- Tickets: SFBH $25.00 pre sales & $30.00 door sales available Under The Radar & Real Groovy. Blackbarn $45.00 pre sales & $55 door sales, available from Balckbarn
The Woolshed Sessions proudly announce a rare reunion, playing two shows in Wellington and Hawke's Bay this March.
The Woolshed Sessions first live appearances in over a year, and their only summer performances, are at San Francisco Bathhouse, Wellington and Underground Wine Cellar at Black Barn Vineyard, Hawke's Bay.
The acoustic folk band released the critically acclaimed The Woolshed Sessions in 2008, cementing a unique musical vision that captured the ambient resonance of the Takaka woolshed where the music was created and recorded. Lately however, the eight musicians have seen a lot less of each other due to the demands of their own music projects.
"The new shows are an opportunity for good friends to catch up and play each other's music again," singer, songwriter Age Pryor said. "Audiences will have an opportunity to hear in a live setting the songs that formed The Woolshed Sessions album, as well as being treated to some new material."


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The terrorists have won: 80s fashion is back
It's official. Eighties fashion has returned. Just when you dumped the last of your skinny ties, velour shirts, parachute pants and Jordache jeans, the apocalypse is upon us.
As much as we LOVE the 80s, we're too happy with our faded shirts, loose jeans and comfy footwear to readjust to clothing from 20 years ago. But according to the fashion gurus, we have no choice.
Retailers are stocking skinny jeans and leg warmers. A fashion show at Indiana University featured 80s designs. Sephora cosmetics stores are stocking lip glosses named after famous 80s couples (Do you prefer Ferris and Sloane or Baby and Johnny? We're not making this up!) Bright eyeshades are back in vogue. Black-and-white-striped shirts are on racks. Can "Frankie Say" t-shirts be far behind?
"The clean and wholesome side of the '80s we've already explored," Gregg Andrews, fashion director at Nordstroms, told the Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune. "Now we're going to the more rock-inspired, more decadent -- that whole new-wave look."
Guess you better go find those skinny ties and Vans.


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Saturday, October 30, 2010
#102 Vague Bible Quotes
11 comments:
- Terry Lee said...
my favorite "scripture": people who live in glass houses shouldn't be the first to cast stones.
heh heh
- October 31, 2010 at 10:00 AM
- Abraham Calvin said...
That and "God helps those who help themselves" - by apostle, er, no wait... Benjamin Franklin.
- October 31, 2010 at 1:57 PM
- Belle said...
I've heard, "Cleanliness is next to Godliness," quoted.
- October 31, 2010 at 2:50 PM
- ChuckEastNashville said...
2003 I watched a Springfield MO television interview, reporter asks a child psychologist about discipline. Reporter starts with, "The Bible says to spare the rod and spoil the child... "
- November 4, 2010 at 11:00 PM
- ChuckEastNashville said...
We know that "On the eighth day God created (insert college alma mater name here) football."
- November 4, 2010 at 11:02 PM
- Library Lady said...
What gets me is people who say in reference to the topic of conversation at hand, "Well, all we need to do is look at (insert book/chapter/verse) for our answer," not even bothering to recite the verse(es).
- November 5, 2010 at 2:14 PM
- Abraham Calvin said...
@Library Lady - YES! That is the worst. "Haven't you memorized all the verses I have memorized?"
- November 6, 2010 at 9:42 PM
typical one is "God loves sinner but not the sin" which no where in the bible
- December 7, 2010 at 4:39 PM
Actually, a good portion of those quotes, as paraphrased as most of them are, come from the book of 2 Hesitations.
- April 5, 2011 at 1:28 PM
What white Christians that use vague and misquoted bible verses most dislike is having anyone point out their error.
- April 20, 2011 at 9:12 PM
- badvegan said...
Like the bible says: "Only God can judge me." Tupac 1:10
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Breast Lift Q&A
Anchor + Breast Lift
Lollipop Vs. Anchor Incision Breast Lift, Which Should I Choose?
I've had two consultations with different surgeons. One of them said they would use the B type pattern, which would result in a J shaped scar. The... READ MORE
Anchor Breast Lift Incision Separation. What To Expect After Debridement? (photo)
I had a small opening at the "T". I am NOT a smoker. Today I saw my PS and he thought that it was a suture not allowing it to heal. He... READ MORE
Worried About my Breast Lift Complications (photo) [graphic]
I had implants removed & a breast lift with an anchor incision near the end of April had to go back the next day for another surgery to close up... READ MORE
Why Hasn't the No-vertical-scar Breast Reduction and Lift Technique Gained Wide Acceptance?
Most of the results of this technique seem to look pretty good. Yet doctors across the board seem keen on the anchor incision mastopexy. What gives? READ MORE
What Breast Lift Should I Consider: Anchor, Lollipop or Donut? (photo)
I keep getting conflicting answers from physicians. Do I require an anchor lift or lollipop lift or can I get away with the donut? I have lost... READ MORE
Lollipop Reduction vs. Anchor Lift - What Would You Suggest?
I recently had consultations with a few different DR's in my area. One, wants to give me a lollipop reduction (saying the lift would be greater,... READ MORE
How Soon After Anchor Lift Surgery Are You in the Clear From Necrosis?
I am wondering how quickly necrosis generally shows up after an anchor breast lift? When can I feel safe? Also, I had nipple sensation right out of... READ MORE
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Just had a consult for a straight lift--no implant or reduction-- and dr said I am stage 3 ptosis (36 DD), lots of volume still, and wanted to do an... READ MORE
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San Francisco, CA
A loan of $10,000 helps me to purchase much-needed packaging equipment so we can expand production and capacity beyond San Francisco!
I was born in Iowa City, Iowa, which always surprises people because of my very Chinese name! (My parents made sure I never forgot my heritage…)
As early as I can remember, I've always yearned to cook. As a toddler I would beg my mom for a slice of cheese or a handful of cereal to "cook" on my toy stove. I got in trouble as an 8-year old when I cooked scrambled eggs on the stove without parental supervision. In high school and college I ran a small catering business and spent all my extra pennies on cookbooks!
After dutifully spending 15 years in the corporate world (10 years in the food industry, of course!), I took a deep breath in 2013 and decided to start my own small food company to help people snack healthier and fresher. It has been a thrilling, exhausting and humbling adventure. Most of all, I am filled with gratitude for the wonderful friends, customers and partners who have supported us with so much enthusiasm and generosity along the way.
(In the photo, you can see my high school pal Tina on the left. Tina joined Sprogs last year and keeps me going every day with her energy, work ethic and creativity!)
Sprogs is a San Francisco-based food startup creating the "fresh snacking" category. Our mission is to make fresh, wholesome food as convenient and appealing as traditional processed, shelf-stable snacks.
Watching my kids (and myself!) mindlessly munch on dry, crunchy snacks made me wonder: is food that doesn't go bad actually good for us?
I started tinkering with our favorite fresh, homemade snacks and came up with Sprogs Rice Scooters, which launched in February 2014. All the recipes are gluten-free and use only simple, wholesome, FRESH ingredients. Rice Scooters are sold in Whole Foods and natural grocery stores in the Bay Area, and we also make home and office deliveries. So far we have sold over 200,000 Rice Scooters!
We will use this loan to purchase our first packaging machine. While un-sexy, this is tremendously important for our business because it addresses our top two challenges:
(1) Our products are currently 100% packaged by hand, which greatly limits our production speed and fatigues our team.
(2) Using a packaging machine will allow us to use stronger, more protective packaging, which will keep our product fresher for longer and allow us to expand distribution beyond our San Francisco base


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Looking For An Easy Wedding Cake That Is Showy/flashy
Decorating By Iloveweddings Updated 31 Aug 2009 , 7:02pm by 2SchnauzerLady
I am wanting to make a wedding cake that is showy but not too hard to make. Something that people would look at. Any idea pictures would be appreciated. Thank you.
How are you at gumpaste flowers?
I think the cakes with plain, perfect icing or fondant, a bit of ribbon, and a couple of VERY well done flowers are showy.
Not a lot of piping to do.
For drama and impact, cornelli lace or scroll work with a high contrast butter cream or fondant base can be amazing. Simple fresh flowers can finish it. Once attended a wedding in the fall. Orange base with yellow cornelli and leaves as accents. Very pretty and adaptable to any season.
If your gumpaste work is not what you'd like it to be, The cakes with really smooth BC or fondant and ribbon for a border and accented by a brooch are very pretty. the topper could be one of those monograms that look like jewelry.
Here's a link to one of Tonedna's - I think it's beautiful. Sorry, I don't know how to import the picture for you, so I can only give you the link. http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-photo_1444750.html


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S. Koreans stirred but not shaken by North threat
-VAR of young people at a cafe in South Korea's Gangnam district
SOUNDBITE 1 Nash Kim (man), barista, Cafe Publique (English, 14 sec):
"Every day the news are saying like there's going to be a war or there could be a war but I think it's a little bit hard to feel (it) actually."
- Barista preparing coffee
SOUNDBITE 2 Nash Kim (man), barista, Cafe Publique (English, 11 sec):
"Everybody is just too busy to live and they're not going to feel afraid before anything happen."
- Customer Lee Young-Hwan sitting in coffee shop
SOUNDBITE 3 Lee Young-Hwan (man), magazine picture editor (Korean, 18 sec):
"I don't think there will be a war. I did military service for two years and during that time, I heard a lot about previous North Korean attacks, I think what's happening now is their usual practice."
-VAR of street scene of Gangnam
-VAR of people in Seoul's subway
S. Koreans stirred but not shaken by North threat
by Giles Hewitt
SEOUL, April 7, 2013 (AFP) - South Koreans are not immune to the anxiety generated by North Korea's toxic threats of nuclear war, but given that their country is the direct target of many of them, they seem remarkably unshaken.
On the face of it, there's a fair bit to be concerned about.
The South Korean capital Seoul lies just 50 kilometres (35 miles) from the border with the North -- the world's last great Cold War frontier, bristling with watchtowers and landmines.
On the other side stands the world's fifth-largest army, with a small nuclear arsenal, led by a young man in his late 20s, who only recently inherited the job from his father.
But on the day world leaders were scrambling to condemn North Korea for its third nuclear test, the top keyword search on South Korean Internet sites was "Innisfree" -- a popular cosmetics brand that was having a big sale.
And when Pyongyang declared it had entered into a "state of war" with South Korea on March 30, online chat rooms were dominated by discussions over pop star Seo In-Guk washing strawberries on a TV reality show the day before.
James Pearson, the Seoul-based editor of koreaBANG, a website that covers trending topics on South Korean social networks and news portals, said the indifference was partly down to "North Korea fatigue".
"There's a sense of 'not this again' about the whole threat cycle, especially among younger South Koreans who are quite apathetic about North Korea and politics in general," Pearson said.
"It's not that North Korea isn't being discussed. It is. But it's competing with, and often losing out to, far more mundane matters," he added.
The level of concern over the current crisis seems closely linked to age and can be tracked as a steadily rising graph that peaks with the generation who lived through the 1950-1953 Korean War.
"Of course I'm worried. Very worried," said Kim Woo-Kil, 85, a retired commercial shipping officer and war veteran.
"The situation just seems to be getting worse by the day, and I don't see where it ends. There must be a breaking point.
"The younger generation doesn't really see the danger. I worry about them, Kim said.
"It's all different now," said 72-year-old widow Lee Jong-Ja. "The weapons are so fast, so powerful. What precautions can you take? It doesn't seem worth it."
When a North Korean negotiator threatened to turn Seoul into "a sea of fire," in 1994, there was widespread panic that saw people stripping store shelves of canned goods.
Since then "sea of fire" has become something of a propagandist mantra that the North intones at times of crisis, and has lost any real potency.
Additional threats to "burn the enemy to ashes" and "throw them into the furnace" have also become so commonplace that they barely register over the border.
"I talk about it, with patients as well as colleagues," said B.H. Ahn, a doctor in Seoul. "But I don't see or feel any real sense of alarm. It seems like just another replay of an old drama."
"When we get together, we talk about family, work ... the usual stuff. Not so much North Korea," said businessman Lee Eun-Won, 51.
"The North has done this so many times. Maybe there's a bit more concern. Kim Jong-Un is young and doesn't seem to know when to stop, but he's not going to war," Lee said.
Where there is some anxiety, the youth and inexperience of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un are often cited, reflecting a common concern that, while the two Koreas know the crisis script backwards, Kim may try some dangerous improvisation.
In the cafes, bars and clubs of Seoul's upscale Gangnam district -- the affluent social lifestyle satirised in Psy's global hit "Gangnam Style" -- has proved impervious to the North's warlike rhetoric.
"When the news about war comes out, then maybe people feel afraid for a brief time, but they forget very quickly," said coffee bar barista Nash Kim, 31.
"I'm positive, because there is no reason to be negative. We have a government. We have an army. If our government wanted a war, it would have already happened," Kim said.
And even with Pyongyang threatening to unleash a second Korean War, tour operators continue to ferry busloads of tourists up to the border with North Korea every day to glimpse the legacy of the first one.
"We're fully booked," said a spokesman for Seoul City Tour, which offers regular excursions to the frontier truce village of Panmunjom and one of a number of secret invasion tunnels dug by North Korea.
"We've had some overseas calls from people wanting to know if it's safe to come to South Korea. My message is: it's business as usual. We've been through this kind of situation many times over," the spokesman said.


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Communications and Marketing
The Lake Forest Brand
A school's "brand" is more than a logo, or a tagline, or a set of talking points. It's a way of embodying the ideas that make a school like Lake Forest what it is, in a tangible way that anyone can understand.
The Brand: ALL ACCESS
- ACCESS: Professors
- ACCESS: Internships
- ACCESS: Chicago
- ACCESS: Careers
- ACCESS: Alumni
- ACCESS: #edge
ALL ACCESS and Forester Five
Forester Five refers to the five central foundations of a Lake Forest education. They are:
- Think with Purpose
- Engage in Community
- Embrace Diversity
- Achieve your Goals
- Lead the Way
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Campus Connection
The Blogs are Coming!
By Dr. Pete Smith, Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs
In the past several years, Weblogs or "blogs" have popped up everywhere: personal journals written by friends and colleagues, blogs for business and industry to create a dialogue with their customers, as well as millions of blogs on diverse topics from "aardvarks" to "zoology." Weblogs on the topics of current events and politics are especially visible in the run-up to a presidential election year, and many political candidates now make blogging a part of their Internet presence. In May of this year, Technorati, the blog search engine, was indexing more than 70 million Weblogs!
What is a blog? In short, it is an easy-to-use form of Web publishing, allowing the "blogger" to present text, graphics, embed media, link to other blogs and resources, and to engage in online discussions with readers/viewers through comments left by visitors to a blog post. Wikipedia provides a more detailed description of this phenomenon at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog.
On campus, blogging has quickly emerged to support teaching and learning. One well-known example is the blog to support our campus-wide One Book program, which provided members of the UT Arlington community digital resources and recordings of program activities and presentations.
Blogs have also emerged for numerous campus classes, programs, and activities. One of UT Arlington´s best-know bloggers is Jeannine Hirtle (Education), who utilizes Weblogs in all of her on-campus and on-line classes, as well as to support electronic communities such as that for the Bluebonnet Writing Project (National Writing Project).
Another faculty blogger on campus is Chris Conway (Modern Languages), who utilizes his Weblogs for both teaching and research. Available at http://drconway.wordpress.com, his blog also embeds numerous examples of new media as well as live, Webbased chat via Meebo.
His recent post entitled "´Only Connect´?: Top 10 Reasons College Professors Should Blog? (http://drconway.wordpress. com/2007/05/12/only-connect-top-10-reasons-college-professors-should-blog/ provides a wonderful overview of the potential of blogging in academia.)
And there is good news on the blogging horizon. Starting this August, the Office of Information Technology, in cooperation with the Center for Distance Education, will make available a campus enterprise blogging solution, allowing faculty and staff to create and use Weblogs for academic purposes with the protections of NetID security, system back-up, and quality of service. Stay tuned for more details as the fall semester approaches!


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In the House of Heat, it's their job to make sure Arizona State isn't the one getting burned.
They are the last line of defense and once that opposing ball carrier gets into the secondary, they are the ones who will either yield a touchdown or make a crucial third down stop.
It is a role that takes mentally disciplined players and the Sun Devils secondary believes it's ready to take on that challenge.
"Our motto is no cheap ones, so that's run and pass," safeties coach Chris Ball said. "If they break through that line of scrimmage, we have to get him down and help us live another day. We have to take away big plays. That's not just in the passing game, in the run game too. Once that running back gets in the secondary we have to get his butt down and give our defense a chance. Same with the pass, we can't be jumping up on the run and we cant be misreading our keys and jumping up. We have to play really disciplined with great eyes, and if we do that we'll be okay."
The Sun Devils were No. 27 in the country last year in total defense, giving up 41 touchdowns in the season and on average 4.78 yards per play. Their passing defense, though, aided by a blitz-heavy philosophy, finished third in the nation at 167.92 yards allowed per game.
This year, the Sun Devils look to improve both their passing and run defense and that starts with the personnel. They're replacing two high quality starters from last year's defensive backfield, cornerback Deveron Carr and safety Keelan Johnson.
"I think (senior cornerback Osahon) Irabor is twice as good as he was last year," head coach Todd Graham said. "(Senior safety Alden) Darby, I think is much improved from where he was last year. (Redshirt freshman safety) Laiu (Moeakiola) is very steady. He's smart and he's going to do things right. (Senior cornerback) Robert (Nelson) and (junior cornerback) Lloyd (Carrington) -- (Deveron) Carr did a good job -- but I think we're every bit as good as we were last year and we were pretty good last year. The deal is going to be, you're going to have a lot of 1-on-1 shots and you've got to win those shots and I've got confidence they will."
Despite giving up an average of 350.77 yards per game last year, the Sun Devils only allowed 167 yards in the first game against Sacramento State. However, on Saturday, ASU faces a tougher foe in No. 20 Wisconsin, one of college football's leading power running teams.
"This week it's the Big Ten champions," Ball said. "Averaging over 300 yards rushing a game, last year, they were fourth in the nation in big plays for 40 yards or more so we are really excited about that, really excited about the challenge."
Tackling was key in practices this week, especially the physicality aspect.
"This is the most physical practice I've been a part of," Moeakiola said following Tuesday's workout. "And just (in general) being here at ASU. We stress a lot about tackling because at safety, we are the last line of defense so we've got to make sure no one gets past us and no one gets behind us."
Last year, Wisconsin's rushing attack averaged 236.4 yards per game, No. 13 in the nation. Through two games this year it is averaging 390 yards, though it has played two severely outmatched foes, relative FBS newcomer UMass and FCS Tennessee Tech.
"We just prep by reading our keys," Moeakiola said. "Just make sure we are focused on every play, whatever we are defending, whatever our jobs are and trusting our teammates to do their because sometimes you get selfish on the field and you want to make a big play so it's all about being disciplined about how we approach this game. Number one just being disciplined and doing what we're supposed to be doing."
Moeakiola, back from only playing in two games due to a hamstring injury received last year, is one of the younger starter on the defense along with sophomore tackle Jaxon Hood. He plays a position that has received a lot of attention from coaches and fans alike as the Sun Devils look to find a competent replacement for Johnson.
"I feel good," Moeakiola said. "I just look up to the people that surround me like guys that I can trust and the coaches here; they put me in the best situation possible to be successful on the field. It's just a blessing to be out there."
Moeakiola learned a lot from watching during his medical redshirt year.
"Mostly what I took out of it was just taking all the mental reps, being on the sideline, listening what to do on special plays and that just put me a foot ahead when I came back to fall camp," Moeakiola said. "Also just understanding where I need to be for every play, just listening to all the guys and just being there for extra film study and working hard."
Despite his youth, Ball commended Moeakiola on his abilities, and in the first game Moeakiola demonstrated his potential with three tackles, two of which were solo stops.
"He's really mature and he's played," Ball said. "He started at Euless (Texas) Trinity (High School) since he was a sophomore, so [the pressure is] not a really big deal to him, but he comes out here every day trying to get better and we're really comfortable with him back there because he's going to be in the right spot. You can say a lot of things to him, he can handle a lot mentally, usually we only have to tell him once, and he gets it done so he's a really, really smart football player."
Graham pleased with preparations
A constant trend over the last month has been ASU coach Todd Graham's general level of happiness over his team's work ethic and overall approach to practice.
That sentiment has continued this week, with Graham calling Tuesday a great preparation day focused on first and second down situations.
"We got after it today," Graham said. "Love our guys' attitude and how they're working. They know how good of an opponent they're playing and this is what you do this for. The guys are excited, I thought they had a really solid day, really focusing on the things that win games and what I told them is that you've got a chance because of the discipline about you."
Graham reiterated his opinion that the team that wins the turnover battle and out-rushes the other will win on Saturday.
Freshman safety Marcus Ball was in a green non-contact jersey with no pads and his sling was off for the first practice day Tuesday. Ball's recovery time was initially estimated at 3-5 weeks, this being the third week.
In the 11-on-11 period media observed, redshirt freshman linebacker Carlos Mendoza worked ahead of senior linebacker Anthony Jones at one of the linebacker positions.
Freshman linebacker Chans Cox practiced at Devil with the second team.
Freshman wide receiver Ellis Jefferson (muscle strain) and freshman wide receiver Cameron Smith (hamstring) didn't practice during the observed 11-on-11 period but practiced during position work.
Sophomore defensive tackle Mo Latu and junior college transfer Marcus Hardison practiced with the second team at the defensive tackle spots.
Sophomore running back D.J. Foster got reps at tailback behind senior running back Marion Grice.
Junior college transfer Damarious Randall (groin) received second team reps at field safety behind Moeakiola. Graham said Randall still has a ways to go and has a lot to learn but is making progress.


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G'day Byron. I just pulled down your latest revision (the 238 version). So far, it works well for me and in particular, the "no cursors" bit solves a problem I had with an app that uses some VB data controls as well as my usual direct calls to ODBC. The date change seems to work totally transparently: all of the apps I have tested so far display and update dates correctly without my having to change any code. I have had no problems with sorts or with updates (but then I never use Access). Cheers and thanks, Stephen. ======================================================================== Stephen Davies Consulting scldad(at)sdc(dot)com(dot)au Adelaide, South Australia. Voice: 61-8-82728863 Computing & Network solutions. Fax: 61-8-82741015
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Christopher Daniels and Kazarian vs. Chavo Guerrero and Hernandez for the TNA tag-team titles has been added to next month's TNA Turning Point pay-per-view.
Here is the updated card:
TNA World Heavyweight Title Match:
Jeff Hardy (c) vs. Austin Aries
TNA Tag Team Title Match:
Chavo Guerrero & Hernandez (c) vs. Daniels & Kazarian
The Aces & Eights are also expected to be involved in a match.
The TNA Turning Point pay-per-view will take place on Sunday, November 11th from the "iMPACT Zone" in Orlando Florida.


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- What is IgG4? A review of the biology of a unique immunoglobulin subtypeAjay Nirula
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Curr Opin Rheumatol 23:119-24. 2011..This article will discuss IgG4 structure and function, the unique phenomenon of half-antibody exchange, and the implications of IgG4 biology for its proposed role in immunologic diseases...


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52 years later, same-sex couple will tie the knot
Wed, 05 Oct 2011 16:26:19 GMT —
October 14 will be a special day for Frederick Marvin and Ernst Schuh. After 52 years together, the two men will marry at Syracuse City Hall.
Mayor Stephanie Miner will officiate the ceremony. Marvin and Schuh have been waiting a long time for this. Marvin is 91 years old. Schuh is 89.
Marvin, a concert pianist, worked as a professor and "Artist in Residence" at Syracuse University from 1968-1990. During his time at SU, he was also giving concerts in the U.S. and abroad. In Syracuse alone, he gave 35 piano recitals in Crouse Auditorium.
Schuh worked as an opera critic for an Austrian newspaper and managed Marvin's European concert career.
"The music and opera brought us together," says Schuh.
On June 22, the couple received a certificate in Austria that gives them the same equal rights as a marriage document. Now, they are excited to get married in Syracuse, under the New York State Equality Marriage Act. They say they're getting a lot of support from their friends.
"They call up and say, 'Fabulous! What did you wait so long for?'" says Marvin. "Because it wasn't possible before."
This will be the second same-sex marriage Mayor Miner will officiate. She says the couple wrote her a letter asking her to marry them.
"They, like other couples I have married, are in a loving, committed relationship and are very excited," says Miner. "They have a long past together, which is somewhat different than other couples I have married, and they want to celebrate that. I was just honored that they thought I would be the right person to ask."
The wedding is scheduled for October 14th.


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Rob Kardashian is trading in reality television for law school. Good for him!
Summer vacation is almost over for Rob Kardashian! The 25-year-old reality star is gearing up for his first year of law school at the University of Southern California this fall. "Going to Law School very soon and so excited and can't wait! School just never ends for me! #UniversityofSouthernCal #Trojans #FightOn," Rob tweeted on Aug. 6. Rob graduated from USC in May 2009 with a degree in Business Entrepreneurship, but plans to return to his alma mater to earn a law degree so he can follow in the footsteps of his late father, Robert Kardashian. Robert received national recognition for serving as part of O.J. Simpson's defense team in 1995. Study hard, Rob! What do YOU think of Rob's decision to go back to school, HollywoodLifers?
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The Roundup for July 25, 2013
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International Developments
? "Syria's exodus: a refugee crisis for the world: Western countries including the US and Britain may be asked to accept tens of thousands of Syrian refugees because the exodus from the civil war is overwhelming countries in the region".
? "Syria death toll now above 100,000 says UN chief Ban."
? "U.N. Chemical Weapons Team Arrives In Syria To Probe Alleged Attacks."
? "The United States has drastically scaled back the number of drone attacks against militants in Pakistan and limited strikes to high-value targets in response to growing criticism of the program in this country." [emphasis added]
? Since the "Obama administration sees no coup in Egypt", we can continue sending them military aid.
? "Spain train crash driver under investigation amid questions over speed." 80 dead.
International Finance
? "Three former UBS . . . bankers were sentenced to prison [yesterday] for deceiving U.S. municipalities by rigging bids to invest municipal bond proceeds". Sentences range from 27 to 16 months, fines from $1m to $300,000. One defense lawyer was "very pleased at the outcome".
? 14 Caribbean nations are joining together to "seek reparations [from] Britain, France and the Netherlands" for "the legacy of slavery and the genocide of native people."
Money Matters USA
? Interesting little chart showing changes in the "Consumer Comfort Index" from 2000 – 2013, with 2008 most prominent. Noticeable improvement in the Comfort Index over the past year (+11.2).
? "Memo to Eliot Spitzer: Private Equity Firms are Scamming New York City", major marks being public pension funds.
? MI Gov Rick Snyder (R) is enthusiastic about the $225m approved by the Michigan Strategic Fund to build an arena in Detroit.
Surveillance Planet
? Bolivia President Evo Morales has accepted the apologies of France, Italy, Portugal and Spain "for blocking his plane" last month as he was flying home from Moscow, without Snowden.
? Ireland's Office of the Data Protection Commissioner has declined to investigate Apple and Facebook "for transferring personal data to a U.S. spy agency because they have signed up to EU privacy principles."
? Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) wants to apply sanctions "against any country offering asylum to Edward Snowden", i.e., Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua. Russia?
? Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA)'s proposal "would force the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to hear both sides of classified cases."
? "Foes of surveillance program vow to fight on after close loss in House."
? "Congress: Obama's Willing Executioners of the Fourth Amendment". Willing Dems included Chris Van Hollen, Ami Bera, Joaquin Castro, Marcy Kaptur, Joe Kennedy, Louise Slaughter, and others.
? Glenn Greenwald tears into the Amash Amendment "Nay" vote.
? "Which 17 Democrats Voted Against the PATRIOT Act in 2011 But Voted with the NSA Yesterday?" List includes Sheila Jackson Lee, Marcy Kaptur, Nancy Pelosi, Jan Schakowsky and Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
? "5 Reasons the Amash NSA Amendment Is Trouble for White House", plus Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL)'s attempts to rein in the NSA's more egregious actions.
? "Blueprints Of NSA's Ridiculously Expensive Data Center In Utah Suggest It Holds Less Info Than Thought". Nonetheless, it holds a prodigious amount. Update: "The NSA's New Spy Facilities are 7 Times Bigger Than the Pentagon."
Politics USA
? Speechless: Senators Max Baucus (D-MT) and Orrin Hatch (R-UT), "who head the Senate Finance Committee and are working on a complete rewrite of the U.S. tax code, have assured their colleagues that any of their requests to preserve a loophole will be kept secret by the National Archives for 50 years."
? Attorney General Eric Holder agrees with "an effort by local civil rights advocates to place Texas back on the list of jurisdictions that have to receive federal approval to change their voting laws."
? FL has resumed its voter purges, the US Supreme Court having cleared the way.
? What an endorsement! Sen. Harry "Leader" Reid (D-NV) says Hillary Clinton will be "even better" as president than Obama.
? Anthony Weiner (D-NY) "Drops From First After [the latest] Revelations". Just drop out, period! Matt Taibbi: "Weiner simply isn't a well man."
? Beleaguered Bob Filner (D), Mayor of San Diego, has been uninvited to speak on sexual assault before the National Women's Veterans Association of America.
? Rep. Louie "Lizard" Gohmert (R-TX) compares Democrats' to "'the snail darter, various lizards, the lesser prairie chicken, the greater sage grouse and so many other insects.'"
? "Rush Limbaugh Says Fox News Makes People Crazy, Tells Listeners Not To Watch It."
? "Read the Memos of the New Right-Wing Strategy Group Planning a '30 Front War.'"
Health, Homelessness & Hunger
? "Facing major budget and staff cuts, federal officials are scaling back several high-profile health-care fraud and abuse investigations".
The War on Women
? "Squeezably Soft Fetus Toys Slipped Into Kids' Candy Bags at North Dakota State Fair."
? 54% of Americans oppose "state measures that make it difficult for abortion clinics to run", and 56% think abortions should be restricted to 20 weeks.
Heads Up!
? Congress, in its awesome wisdom, reduced the ratio of crack cocaine to powder cocaine to 18:1 which alleviated sentencing for the former and judges said those sentenced under the old laws were entitled to appeal their sentences under the new one. The Justice Department is fighting to overturn that decision.
? Occupy is suing MN, saying the state used them as "'guinea pigs' in a government drug research program".
Planet Earth News
? The Alberta tar sands leak at Cold Lake continues. Unabated. 9 weeks. Shows "no signs of stopping."
? Scientists "have identified a witch's brew of pesticides and fungicides contaminating pollen that bees collect to feed their hives."
? "A HazMat crew is at Opa-locka Airport [in FL] monitoring depleted uranium" found there today.
? League of Conservation Voters: 75% of under-35 voters "oppose members of Congress who stood in the way of Obama's climate action plan."
? The Savannah RIver Site's Citizens Advisory Board is opposed to "SRS' future as a storage site for spent nuclear fuel."
? Such rascals: "BP's New Ad: Who's the Real Victim of Deepwater Horizon?"
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Cycling has long been recognised as a low-impact aerobic exercise. Pedalling a bicycle stimulates and strengthens the cardiovascular system (the heart and lungs) and exercises the lower body. Cycling can improve your health and fitness without harming your joints. In France, cycling is a national pastime and although the balmy Mediterranean climate plays a part, especially in the south, the country offers many other benefits for holidaying cyclists.
Popular Locations
The most popular cycling areas in France are the Loire Valley in central France, the Dordogne in the southwest and Provence in the southeast, on the Mediterranean adjacent to Italy. Cycling holidays France offers give the opportunity to explore the beautiful French countryside in your own time. The Loire Valley, sometimes known as the "Garden of France", is famous for its architecture and landscapes but is also home to some of the finest varieties of white wine grapes in the world.
A classic cycling tour of the Loire Valley takes in the Chateau Royal d'Amboise and many other attractions. Cycling tours along the banks of the Dordogne and Vezere rivers take in castles and picturesque villages, such as Domme and Castelnaud, whilst Provence too offers largely unspoiled routes through olive groves, poppy fields and vineyards.
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Typically, the cycling in France is not highly strenuous with long, quiet roads and gentle hills. French roads are well maintained and it is not unusual to cycle 30 or 40 miles and only come across two or three cars. Indeed, cycling in France is much safer than in some other European countries. French drivers are used to cyclists and more friendly, patient and respectful towards them. You'll also find many miles of dedicated cycle track in the most popular cycling areas.
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If you take an organised cycling holiday in France, an experienced guide will help you to explore the back roads, which you may not otherwise discover. You'll be able to stop off at bars, cafés and restaurants to enjoy a glass of wine and traditional cuisine along the way. This type of cycling holiday is particularly suitable for cyclists who don't have aspirations to ride in the Tour de France. Daily cycling distances are typically quite low at 30 miles or less and the emphasis is on enjoying the experience rather than racing to the next destination in the shortest possible time.
Emergency backup vehicles are on hand to provide assistance in the event of mechanical breakdown, puncture or medical emergency. Organised cycling holidays usually include hotel accommodation in a different town or village every night and your luggage is transported from one hotel to the next on your behalf.
Cycling holidays in France offer something for just about everyone, regardless of their age and level of cycling ability. If you prefer to take a gentler approach to cycling, you can choose to cycle only on alternate days and rest, or explore the local area on your days off. Similarly, if you prefer deluxe accommodation, you may be able to choose a 4-star chateau, but if you're on a budget, a more frugal 2-star hotel may be more to your liking.
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THE VIBRATIONS WERE WAY BEYOND GOOD WHEN BEACH Boys founding genius Brian Wilson, 52, married California girl Melinda Ledbetter, 47, on Feb. 6. The twilight ceremony took place—where else?—at a surf-side chapel in Palos Verdes Peninsula, Calif. The 146 guests included Wilson's first wife, Marilyn; his formerly estranged daughters Carnie, 26, and Wendy, 25 (two-thirds of the singing group Wilson Phillips); and the groom's cousin Beach Boy Mike Love, who two months ago won a $5 million judgment against Wilson in a lawsuit over song rights.
The night seemed suffused with sunny Beach Boy harmony. At the moment that Wilson and Ledbetter exchanged rings, Carnie and Wendy Wilson stood up and launched into a surprise rendition—a revised one—of their dad's 1966 hit God Only Knows. "I know I'll always love you," they sang, "as long as there are stars above you…."
"When I heard those voices," Wilson said later, "I thought, 'Can that be human beings singing like that? They sounded like angels.' " But then every day for Wilson is a kind of afterlife experience. The composer of In My Room is almost as famous for the nearly two decades he spent stuffing himself with food and drugs as he is for his music. About nine years ago, Wilson emerged thinner and somewhat more lucid—but in the thrall, some said, of L.A. therapist Eugene Landy. In 1992, Wilson's mother, Audree, and other family members won a two-year lawsuit barring Landy from Wilson's life. "Brian has put that behind him now," says Ledbetter.
Ahead, now, is his new life as a married man. Wilson met Ledbetter, a former model turned car saleswoman, when she sold him a new gold Cadillac Seville in 1986. After a few dates that were "very choreographed" by Landy, she says, they fell out of touch. Six years later he and Ledbetter met again while he was crossing Pico Boulevard in west L.A. "I almost ran over him," she said. From then on, it was smooth surfin', culminating in Wilson's proposal in mid-January. "He asked, 'Shall we have a wedding?' " she recalled. "And then he said, 'Yeah! Let's have one.' " Wilson, who still follows his own muse, picked the date because it was his first wife's birthday, "I'm touched," said Marilyn, his high school sweetheart to whom he was married until 1979. "But I can't lie. I'm sad too."
Perhaps exhausted by his work on two new albums, due out later this year, Wilson retired from the reception at the Hotel Bel-Air early, leaving his bride to cut the cake alone. The couple have no immediate honeymoon plans, and for the time being they will just savor their day in the sun. As Wilson said at the reception: "Ho! Man! The vibrations in that chapel were so wonderful!"


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DETROIT - A new PSA campaign launches Monday designed to encourage enrollment and support for music programs in Detroit and across Southeast Michigan.
It's presented by the Music Learning Alliance and hopes to inspire parents to enroll children in music classes, whether in their local school, or at one of region's many high quality music learning opportunities.
Musicians, music educators and students representing Detroit's music community and the Music Learning Alliance organizations will pop up around Detroit Monday for pop-up concerts.
10 a.m. -- Pop up concert in front of the Spirit of Detroit
12 p.m. -- Pop up concert at Campus Martius
2 p.m. -- The Lawn of Old Main at Wayne State University
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The Pinellas School District's inability to hold its workers accountable now has a face. A school janitor has been written up 28 times over 20 years for poor performance and other issues. Yet the School Board did not fire him this week because the discipline over the years was not increasingly tougher. Employees have to be held accountable for their performance, and the district has to demand better from supervisors.
Scott Long, a head custodian, initially refused a demotion and superintendent Julie Janssen wanted to fire him. But Long requested a hearing and later accepted the demotion. That is the deal the School Board approved 6-1 on Tuesday.
How can taxpayers trust that a district that can't fire a poor-performing custodian is up to the task of removing bad teachers from the classroom? And the case of the custodian illustrates how the district's failure to track performance districtwide allows problem employees to move from school to school with little penalty.
Hard-working high-performing school district employees have earned the right to a better system than the one where Long still has a job. So have taxpayers and students, who depend on school district employees to prepare them for an increasingly competitive world. Janssen's instinct to fire the custodian was the right one, and now she needs to tackle the broader problem head-on.


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"What are your views on the Jewish question?" is one of many queries that all French prisoners of war have to answer before they are freed by the Germans, according to a report published in the "Daily Express" here.
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The Springfield Township Cemetery is filled with graves dating back from before the Civil War, but due to an act of vandalism, many of them are now laying on the ground.
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|The following are tables that will appear in the AAAS Report XXXIV: Research & Development FY 2010. The entire report with analysis will be available shortly.
The tables are available in PDF format only Overview Tables
Table I-1. R&D in the FY 2010 Budget by Agency [2]
Table I-2. Distribution of the FY 2010 Budget [3]
Table I-3. Historical Trends in R&D and Federal Outlays [4]
Table I-4. Major Functional Categories of R&D [5]
Table I-5. Defense and Nondefense R&D by Character of Work [6]
Table I-6. Federal Homeland Security R&D by Agency [7]
Table I-7. R&D Funding by Congressional Appropriations Subcommittee [2]
Table I-8. Interagency Science and Technology Initiatives [8]
Table I-9. R&D at Colleges and Universities, FY 2007 [9]
Table I-10. Historical Tables: Federal R&D by Agency, FY 2000-2010 [10]
Agency Tables
Table II-1. R&D in the FY 2010 Budget by Agency and Character of Work [11]
Table II-2. R&D in the Department of Defense [12]
Table II-3. DOD R&D by Military Departments and Agencies [13]
Table II-4. Department of Defense Basic Research ("6.1″) [14]
Table II-5. Department of Defense "S&T" ("6.1″-"6.3″) [15]
Table II-6. R&D in the Department of Homeland Security [16]
Table II-7. R&D in the National Science Foundation [17]
Table II-8. R&D in the Department of Health and Human Services [18]
Table II-9. R&D in the National Institutes of Health, by Institute [19]
Table II-10. National Institutes of Health by Funding Mechanism [20]
Table II-11. R&D in the Department of Energy [21]
Table II-12. R&D in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration [22]
Table II-13. R&D in the U.S. Department of Agriculture [23]
Table II-14. R&D in the Department of Commerce [24]
Table II-15. R&D in the Department of Transportation [25]
Table II-16. R&D in the Department of the Interior [26]
Table II-17. R&D in the Environmental Protection Agency [27]
Table II-18. R&D in the Department of Education [28]
Table II-19. R&D in the Department of Veterans Affairs [29]
Note: Tables within chapters are not included in this list.
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Anthony Ampaipitakwong isn't short on personality, as SJEarthquakes.com discovered.
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Anthony Ampaipitakwong: My last name is pronounced Am-PIE-pitak-won. Just like its spelled (laughs).
SJEQ: Ampai it is. What do you know about the San Francisco Bay Area? Ever been out here before?
AA: I have never been in the Bay Area but I have heard many great things.
SJEQ: California Tip No. 1: Leave the snow shovel in Ohio. How's the weather in Akron these days?
AA: I'll be glad to leave my snow shovel. Akron is 22 degrees right now and there is snow covering everything. Just imagine the north pole and you got Akron.
SJEQ: Last year Jon Busch was told he would never see rain when he got to California and then it poured for the first two weeks he was here. Please don't bring the rain with you. So, have you finished your degree at Akron? What are you studying?
AA: (Laughs) If I bring some snow, I'll personally shovel it off anyone's driveway. I have not finished my degree yet. I still have another semester left and I am majoring in Sports Management with a minor in Business.
SJEQ: Were you roommates with any of your Zips teammates who were drafted on Thursday?
AA: I was roommates on the road with Steve Zakuani before he was drafted to Seatle. And this year my roommate was Darlington Nagbe. Two great players and awesome people.
SJEQ: Which former-teammate are you looking forward to competing against most at the MLS level?
AA: I'm excited to play against Darlington because we became close friends this past year and he has done so well for himself. And there might be a little smack talk between us (laughs).
SJEQ: Better in the kitchen: You or Perry Kitchen?
AA: Oh that is me for sure! I'm top chef in the kitchen and on the grill. My favorite food to make is Thai, red curry.
SJEQ: Seriously though, what kinda cuisine suits your taste? Your dad was Thai - do you dig the peanut sauce?
AA: I LOVE Thai food and that peanut sauce is greatness! I could put peanut sauce on every meal and be fine. Maybe not that far, but it still is great.
SJEQ: Let's talk some soccer. What style of play do you bring to the Quakes?
AA: If you look at my college career, I'm a rhythm/possession player and at the right time I attack. I like to link up with players and find space for myself to penetrate. But don't think I'm all about the attack. I'm very honest on defense and get scrappy.
SJEQ: Is there a player you model your game after?
AA: I love to watch Xavi from Barcelona. The way he reads the game and knows where everyone is on the pitch is unbelievable. He always keeps the ball rolling and finds space for himself, you can see why Barcelona is the most attractive team in the world.
SJEQ: How much do you know about the San Jose Earthquakes?
AA: I know San Jose was one of the first clubs to start in MLS, and in 2008 came back as an expansion team. There's a little background. I know we are a very young team with a lot of talent and that is great for the development.
SJEQ: Are you a gamer? Last season rookie Steven Beitashour took home the team title in FIFA. Think you can hang?
AA: I am a gamer. I play XBox 360 and have some FIFA skills.
SJEQ: Call of Duty: Black Ops or FIFA?
AA: That is a tough choice, but I have to be honest and say I play a lot of Call of Duty.
SJEQ: What should your player rating in FIFA be? It's gotta be pretty cool to have your name in a video game, huh? Livin' the American dream...
AA: I've always dreamed of being in a video game and the day I see my last name on a jersey will be one of the best moments. Maybe they can give me some extra height in FIFA (laughs)?
SJEQ: Cheers! Thanks and see you on the pitch in a few weeks.
AA: Looking forward to it!