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For a coach with a pen, a pad and a plan, this is never part of the winning formula: Open the season with three straight losses.
For Tokyo Apache coach Joe Bryant, that's how it worked out, though.
It wasn't time to push the panic button, but it was time for each of his players to do a little soul searching — or rub a magic genie lamp for good luck.
And, voila, a team's success and confidence level can change instantly.
Tokyo, which has recorded five straight victories, is the bj-league's hottest team and is in a three-way tie for second place with the Sendai 89ers and Takamatsu Five Arrows, both of which are 5-3 and trail Niigata Albirex BB (7-1) in the standings.
The Osaka Evessa and Oita HeatDevils are both 3-5, while the Saitama Broncos and Toyama Grouses are stuck in the cellar with 2-6 marks.
"The league is better," Bryant said Sunday. "It's going to be more difficult to make the playoffs (this year)."
But the Apache have reasserted themselves into the picture by putting together this solid run.
It started at Takamatsu on Nov. 12.
Jeremee McGuire has asserted himself as the team's No. 2 scorer behind John Humphrey during this streak. The 210-cm American has five straight double-digit scoring games.
In Bryant's offense, McGuire is given the OK to move around and not be stuck in one spot.
Or as Bryant put it: "A smart coach will say do what you do best."
"In the past three games he's playing great. He's a matchup problem for many teams," the coach added.
McGuire, who scored 39 total points in last weekend's sweep of the Toyama Grouses, said his team has made big strides since its slow start.
"(We'll) try to keep this up," he said. "We are working hard as a team."
Tokyo's Michael Jackson, owner of basketball's best initials since the Reagan Administration, has played at a stellar level over the same five games.
Review the numbers: 36 rebounds, 19 steals (including 10 in the two road wins at Oita), 16 assists, five blocked shots — and 51 points.
Humphrey, meanwhile, delivered the line of the week after he put 38 on the board in Sunday's pulse-rising, 87-86 win over Toyama.
Said Humphrey: "I don't care if I score 80 points or one point if we win. I just want to win games."
WEEK FOUR REWIND: Tokyo opened the weekend with a 92-85 victory over Toyama at Ariake Colosseum. The Grouses shot 37 3-pointers. They took 37 long-range attempts on Sunday. The Apache, on the other hand, took 37 3-point attempts in the two games combined.
Sendai edged host Oita 81-79 on Saturday. The 89ers outscored the HeatDevils 32-15 in the first quarter, proving that a hot start was vital to victory on this day. Ryan Blackwell led the visitors with 23 points.
Oita, meanwhile, had zero steals in the contest, but Kohei Mitomo of Shizuoka had a memorable night (28 points, including six 3-pointers).
On Sunday, the 89ers beat Oita 72-70. Blackwell was the top scorer (19). Oita's Andy Ellis had 25, while Justin Allen, a former Arizona State player, added 13 points and 19 boards.
The Five Arrows erupted for 30 points in the fourth quarter of their 86-79 win over the Broncos at Chichibu Cultural Gymnasium on Saturday.
Center Julius Ashby (30 points, 19 rebounds) and point guard Makoto Kita (16 points, 9-for-10 foul shots, six assists, one steal) paced Takamatsu.
In the rematch, an 89-69 Five Arrows win, five visiting players scored in double figures, including Isaac Sojourner (19) and Yu Okada (18).
In Niigata, the Albirex had a 50-point first half en route to a 92-64 rout of Osaka on Saturday.
Point guard Makoto Hasegawa (22 points, three rebounds, three assists) set the tone. He was one of eight Niigata players with an assist. And he added 24 more points Sunday, an 89-84 Albirex triumph

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HP Enterprise makes a killing
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HP Enterprise, which houses former HP corporate hardware and services division has done much better than the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street expected.
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Google Glass no longer best option for enterprise workplaces
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A report from independent research and advisory firm Lux Research Inc. has identified Google Glass coming up short in many usage cases, with smart glasses like Sony's SmartEyeglass and Osterhout Design Group's R-7 better suited for the needs of industrial workers, customer service reps and quality control agents.
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Some crazy rankings on here, for sure.
JP Lipon went from being one of the Top 20-25 players in the WHL on the CSS' first rankings, to down at #96 with WHLers who weren't previously ranked (Tyler Lewington, Roberts Lipsbergs, Ty Stanton and Myles Bell) all jumping ahead of him (In Bell's case, he should be higher, probably much higher).
They also went really crazy with adding overage goalies with Patrik Bartosak, Franky Palazessee, Mackenzie Skapski, Eetu Laurikainen and Etienne Marcoux all making the list, depite not one of them being mentioned in any goalie lists in the first part of the season.
Other rankings that really surprised me
Oliver Bjorkstrand at #29 (Haven't seen him listed that high anywhere, especially 5 spots above Petan)
Nikita Zadorov at #30 (ISS has him #9 overall)
Jonathan Diaby at #45 (There must be one ISS scout who loves him, as they're the only ones to consistently rank him)
Kayle Doetzel at #50 (I love Doetzel, so I'm excited to see anyone else rank him)
Remi Elie at #56 (Another guy I love, so happy to see him)
Marc-Olivier Roy at #58 (I've seen him pegged as a fringe 1st rounder, so dropping to the 3rd round or so seems low)
Ryan Kujawinkski at #69 (A lot of folks love him and have him borderline Top 30)
Spencer Martin t #5G (I'm not sure how he can't be in Top 4, even Top 3 at this point)
Jackson Whistle at #26 G (There are a lot of guys ahead of him who probably shouldn't be)
Dakota Mermis at #156 (Seems like they only added him because he signed with London, no mention previously, IIRC)
It's always hard with CSS to figure out if they are projecting skill-set, or probability to make the NHL.
Remi Ellie is a good player, but the 50th best North American I just don't see it....will probably make the NHL as an energy line player, but the ultimate upside, I'd say is pretty low.
Nothing against Elie, just an example from your list.


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JayMarc Homes employees will be rolling up their sleeves on Thursday, shifting their attention from building their own homes to constructing one for Habitat for Humanity. The workday will occur Thursday from 9 am. to 4 pm. at La Fortuna, 17272 127th Ave SE.
This event marks JayMarcs debut back into local community involvement, after a two year recovery from the economic downturn. Last month, New Home Trends reported that JayMarc Homes sold the most new-construction single family homes in the Renton Highlands for 2011. That report is a positive indicator of business momentum, and serves as a reminder of one of JayMarcs core values giving back, said Marc Rousso, co-founder of JayMarc Homes.
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While "market gurus" and financial pen pushers
tend to dwell on
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) recent misses, they tend to miss that in the operating systems business, the company is relishing the
greatest sales success in its history
. Selling faster than any other version of Windows -- or any other operating system in the history of the world, for that matter -- Windows 7 soared to a 40.21 percent (appr.) installation rate in under 2 years, bumping the much beloved Windows XP to second place (38.64 percent).
Windows 7's success was bred of one of the company's
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to date, Windows Vista. Vista, launched in late 2006, tried unsuccessfully to replace the popular five-year -old XP. Many of its biggest problems were due to issues outside Microsoft's control -- including glitchy support peripheral driver support from its hardware partners. Other issues -- like the bloated memory and processes footprint -- were certainly pinned solely on Microsoft.
But for the shortcomings of Vista, it debuted many of the features including the gaudy Aero graphical interface, which would reinvent Windows. They just needed a polished package.
That package arrived with Windows 7. The biggest story of this operating system came well before launch, with Microsoft
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Today it has sold 450 million licenses. And that total is expected to rise to 635 million by the year's end, with 94 percent of new PCs currently shipping with Windows 7.
Looking ahead Microsoft is eyeing a fall launch for Windows 8. The new operating system has a tough act to follow, given the mega-success of Windows 7. But Microsoft -- about to enter its 37th year -- continues to show it has some tricks up its sleeve. With Windows 8 it will add
support for ARM architectures CPUs
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Whether Windows 8 turns out to be a hit or miss in sales, Microsoft can take comfort in what it learned in the Vista-Win7 arc -- that even a "failed" effort can breed a new market leader. But for now the story is Windows 7, and it seems only appropriate to conclude by honoring Windows 7's accomplishment with a quote from
a familiar Windows video game character
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Cape Town, Nov 13 (IANS) Former Somerset captain and well-known commentator and journalist Peter Roebuck has committed suicide, the South African police said.
Roebuck, aged 55, died at his hotel in Newlands, Cape Town where he was covering the current Test series between Australia and South Africa.
South African police released a statement confirming that Roebuck took his own life, reported ESPN Cricinfo.
'This office can confirm that an incident occurred last night at about 21:15 at a hotel in Claremont where a 55-year-old British national who worked as an Australian commentator committed suicide,' the statement said.
'The circumstances surrounding this incident is being conducted. An inquest docket has been opened for investigation,' it said.
Roebuck was covering Australia's ongoing Test tour, including as a radio commentator for the ABC.
'He was spoken to by local police on his return to the Southern Sun Hotel Newlands Saturday night after he had been out to dinner,' the report said.
A statement issued by the hotel said 'an incident that occurred at Southern Sun Newlands' was currently under full police investigation.
Roebuck was the captain of Somerset in the 1980s before beginning a long media career, primarily working for Fairfax and the ABC.
He wrote for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald (SMH).
Fairfax Media, which publishes SMH, issued a statement on the death of Roebuck.
'It is with great shock that we have learnt today that Peter Roebuck has died in Newlands, South Africa.'
'Peter was not only an extremely gifted cricket writer for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, he was also one of Australia's most popular cricket commentators for the ABC. In his youth he played for the English county Somerset, then made his home in Australia. In recent years he built a reputation as one of the best columnists on the sport,' Fairfax Media chief executive Greg Hywood was quoted as saying in Sydney Morning Herald.
Roebuck's death came as a shock to the cricket world. 'It is one of the saddest days in my life,' said former Test spinner and ABC cricket commentator Kerry O'Keeffe.
The manager of ABC Grandstand, Craig Norenbergs, praised Roebuck for his work in broadcasting and reporting cricket.
'Incredibly sad news. He was an integral part of the Grandstand commentary team apart from being a magnificent print journalist,' said Norenbergs.
'For us he could describe a game of cricket in such a way that even if you didn't like the game, you liked the way that he went about his business.'
Roebuck would regularly travel with the Australian cricket team and split the rest of his year living between Sydney and Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.
Born in England, Roebuck had a fine cricket career before pursuing media interests.
He made his first class debut for Somerset in 1974 and played 335 four-day matches and 298 county one-day games. He scored 33 first-class centuries and passed 1,000 runs nine times in 12 seasons of country cricket.
John Stern, former editor of The Wisden Cricketer said: 'Shocking and sad news about Peter Roebuck. One of the two or three best writers on cricket in the world.'
Lawrence Booth, editor of the Wisden Almanack said: 'Cricket has lost one hell of an intellect and a bloke who cared deeply about the game. I always read Peter Roebuck with complete admiration.'
Roebuck penned several books on cricket. His diary of the 1983 season, 'It Never Rains' established him as one of cricket's most insightful and strong voices. He also wrote an autobiography 'Sometimes I Forgot To Laugh'.


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Teething question! user bannedJan 27th '13
My daughter is definitely teething, but she's getting her bottom canines first! They have started to come through, you can see and feel them when putting teething gel on them.
My question is just is this normal? Something to worry about or just normal for her?
ETA; she's 4 months/16 weeks old.
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At the interpack trade fair from May 8 to May 14, BASF is going to present its comprehensive range of packaging raw materials. At stand B43 in hall 10, BASF experts are going to showcase manifold and innovative products that enable customers to develop more sustainable solutions.
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At the interpack trade fair, BASF will present a folded carton that has been printed by offset with six pigments for compostable packaging, covering a wide spectrum of colors ranging from yellow and magenta to blue.
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Using three effect pigments, BASF is going to present copper shades that are produced without the use of copper. Lumina® Royal Copper is a coated mica that boasts copper effects with high levels of chroma and soft glitter effects. Paliocrom® Brilliant combines the highest levels of chroma and great hiding power with a bright glitter effect. The vaccum-metallized aluminium pigments sold under the Metasheen® brand deliver mirror-like metallic effects.
Water-based products for flexible packaging
Using its Joncryl® FLX and Joncryl® HSL product lines, BASF is going to showcase water-based products that enable the conversion from solvent-based to water-based technologies. These products are used for printing and converting of flexible packaging such as potato chips bags, dairy lids and pharma blister packs. They meet the highest requirements as to printing quality, optimization of substrates and packaging functionality.
Epotal® FLX products are used as lamination adhesives for flexible packaging. They are a water-based and efficient alternative to solvent-based and solvent-free PU adhesives. They do not contain aromatic isocyanates, do not cause any issues with primary aromatic amines (PAAs) and allow an immediate further processing of the laminates.
Innovative solutions for sustainable paper packaging
The search for more sustainable solutions is a growing priority for all companies involved in the paper packaging industry. BASF has reinforced its commitment to address these industry needs by forming the Center for Sustainable Paper Packaging (CSPP), which leverages the entire BASF technology portfolio across the whole value chain. The CSPP focuses on three major areas of contribution:
Improved food safety through migration barriers enabling the safe use of recycled fibers;
Barrier solutions which contribute towards sustainability trends in packaging;
Strengthening solutions to improve the performance of packaging and enable weight reduction.
The CSPP supports customers in developing new products based on innovative solutions. Examples include the recently announced projects with Van Genechten and Sappi:
WLC Food Safe, a new type of folding carton developed by Van Genechten with a migration barrier based on BASFs Ultramid®.
With the support of BASF, Sappi has developed two new paper grades coated with a newly developed dispersion to prevent the migration of harmful substances from recycled fibers.
BASF offers an expanding portfolio of barrier solutions. These include ecovio and Ultramid for extrusion-based applications and an emerging range of Epotal dispersions for coating and printing applications.
valure : unique surfaces for cars, hand bags and packaging
valure from BASF is a system that helps create surfaces with outstanding visual and haptic characteristics. The coating, which is based on a polyurethane dispersion, combines the various features of leather, artificial leather, textile, and soft-touch materials. With the help of valure, surfaces can be created and enhanced in all color shades that, in terms of structure and design, cannot be produced in any other way. Meanwhile, BASF has automated the respective technology, cooperates with partners and is starting its first-series production for the automotive, fashion and packaging industry.
The fascinating world of color: Aurora® special effect films
BASF is going to invite the visitors at interpack to take a close look at its Aurora® special effect films. These films open up a variety of optical effects for product designers, packaging and label manufacturers such as high gloss, intriguing reflections and a wide range of colors. Aurora can be used for a variety of applications and in combination with a range of matrix materials such as paper and carton. The effect design options open up a wealth of opportunities for unusual packaging, eye-catching displays, film laminates, sachets and fanciful gift wrap. Aurora special effect film is exclusively distributed by BTC Europe GmbH. BTC is BASFs European sales organization for specialty chemicals and offers besides Aurora special effect film BASF products to small and mid-sized customers.
About BASF
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text: Research In Motion announces the new BlackBerry Pearl 3G, the smallest BlackBerry smartphone yet. Despite its impressively compact and elegant design, this stylish new handset is a powerful 3G BlackBerry smartphone with uncompromising performance and top–of-the-line features, including all the industry-leading BlackBerry email, messaging and social networking capabilities that so many people love. The new BlackBerry Pearl 3G smartphone will be available in two models and several lustrous colors. The 9100 model features a 20-key condensed QWERTY keyboard and the 9105 model features a 14-key traditional phone keyboard. Both models include SureType software that can complete words as the user types, making texting fast and accurate. An official launch throughout various carriers begins this May, with further availability and pricing information found here.


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Kimberly Dark
|Kimberly Dark
August 12, 1968
San Diego, California
|Writer, Sociologist, Performance Artist
|United States
|LGBT, Gender, Feminism, Sexuality
|Caleb Westberg
Kimberly Dark (August 12, 1968) is an American performance artist, writer, and sociologist.
Dark was born in San Diego, California in 1968. She received a B.A. from University of Colorado, Colorado Springs in 1989, and an M.A. in Sociology from Cal State San Marcos in 1998. She began her work as a storyteller and performance artist in 1998. She was previously founder and principal for Current Change Consulting, a firm specializing in coalition building facilitation, conflict resolution, and qualitative research.[1]
Her current work uses sociological perspectives and first person storytelling to discuss ways humans organize social life – through gender, race, class, and sexuality. Her performances, lectures and writings use humor to reveal the makeup of privilege and oppression, as the purpose is to prompt change. Her work has been produced at colleges and universities in North America and Europe, and at theaters, festivals, conferences and other events worldwide.[2] As of 2010, she has authored and toured five solo-performances including, The Butch Femme Chronicles: Discussions With Women Who Are Not Like Me (and Some Who Are), Public Contact, True Confessions of a Lesbian Diva, Stripped and Teased: Scandalous Stories With Subversive Subplots, and Dykeotomy.
Her educational programs and interactive lectures include "Becoming the Subject of Your Own Story (Rather than the Object of Another's Gaze)," "Gender Race and Money" and "Is That a Dude? Inside Lesbian Gender – It's More Complex than you Think." Kimberly Dark teaches in a graduate program in Sociological Practice at Cal State San Marcos.[3]
According to Dr. Lynda Dickson, University of Colorado, "There is clear evidence that [Dark] has constructed a social context for her narratives. The characters not only have a personal story – a lived experience – but the stories are routinely connected to a larger, social reality... Attending one of her performances could accomplish more than a semester course of introduction to sociology.[4]" As a form of pop-sociology, Dark's writings are also well-received as entertainment. Strong poetic imagery blend with moving stage presence (Munro, 2008). In October 2010, Campus Pride, an American non-profit organization which promotes and supports LGBTQ leaders on University campuses, named Kimberly Dark on the "Top 25 'Best of the Best' LGBT speakers, performers [who] raise awareness of inclusion, visibility on college campuses nationally."[5]
Themes and style[edit]
Frequent themes include gender, sexuality, race, class, beauty and body image. Performances such as Dykeotomy question the intersection of social norms and individual choices. Many of Dark's works deconstruct gender binary. Her texts and performances are concerned with both politics and pedagogy – the way feminist theory and critical theory are brought to non-academic audiences through storytelling and performance. Academically, Dark's approaches are situated in research methods such as autoethnography and poetic inquiry. As sociologist Laurel Richardson articulates "I consider writing as a method of inquiry, a way of finding out about a topic...form and content are inseparable" (2000, p. 923).
- "Examining Praise from the Audience: What does it mean to be a 'successful' poet-researcher." (Poetic Inquiry 2009)
- "Parting, Renewal" and "Famous Poet" (San Diego Poetry Annual 2009)
- "My Son is a Straight A Student" (Poetic Inquiry: Vibrant Voices in the Social Sciences 2009)
- "Roadside, Perris CA" (Visible: A Femmethology[6] 2008)
- You Are My Singing Lesson, Eko Records, 2002
- Location Is Everything, Durga Sound Studio, 2008
- The Butch Femme Chronicles: Discussions With Women Who Are Not Like Me (and Some Who Are) (1998)
- Public Contact (1999)
- True Confessions of a Lesbian Diva (2000)
- Stripped and Teased: Scandalous Stories With Subversive Subplots(2005) * Dykeotomy (2009)
Lectures and Educational Programs[edit]
- Gender, Race and Money (2003)
- Is that a Dude? Inside Lesbian Gender, It's More Complex than You Think (2004)
- Becoming the Subject of Your Own Story (Rather Than The Object Of Another's Gaze) (2007)
See also[edit]
- ^ "Current Change Consulting: Who We Are". Retrieved July 2, 2010.
- ^ "Kirkland Productions: Kimberly Dark Bio". Archived from the original on June 26, 2010. Retrieved July 2, 2010.
- ^ "Cal State San Marcos: Faculty Contact". Archived from the original on May 29, 2010. Retrieved July 2, 2010.
- ^ Academic Review "Dr. Dickson Review."
- ^ "Top 25 Best LGBT speakers and performers". Archived from the original on December 13, 2010. Retrieved October 27, 2010.
- ^ Visible: A Femmethology, "Dark's Contributions".
- Munro, David. Kimberly Dark and Alix Olson, Fresno Bee, July 29, 2008
- Juno, Stephanie. Dark Sheds Light on Identity Issues in Butch Femme Chronicles, Gay and Lesbian Times, December 11, 1997
- Smith, Kristin. "Lesbian Theater" Curve, December 2006
- Smith Kristin. "Lesbian Theater" Curve, December 2009
- Poetic Inquiry: Vibrant Voices in the Social Sciences eds. Leggo C, Prendergast M, Sameshima M, Sense Publishing: Rotterdam 2009
- San Diego Poetry Annual 2008 ed. Hardy, W.H. Authorhouse, 2009
- Visible: A Femmethology ed. Burke J, Homofactus Press 2008


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By Don Bolding
Killeen Daily Herald
About 400 Killeen residents with roots in many Latin American countries as well as Korea and Hawaii attended Killeen's annual Fiesta Hispanoamericana Sunday afternoon at the Civic and Convention Center.
The annual celebration dates from the time the sponsoring Sociedad Cultural Hispanoamerica (Hispanic-American Cultural Society) was formed in 1975, said organizing committee member and host Pedro Santiago. He said it has grown every year. Dances and musical acts, many featuring young people, highlighted the cultures of Mexico, Panama, Puerto Rico and other locales.
"People tend to think Hispanic culture is all the same, but it's widely varied," Santiago said. "For example, a lively, high-energy Mexican dance just finished. Now you see a slower, more thoughtful Panamanian dance that tells a story, this one about a man courting a woman. The differences are many and deep, but the one thing we all share is our heritage in the mother country, Spain."
Fort Hood draws a wide variety of cultures together, said Efrain Alvarez, who retired from the Army and now works for the Department of Veterans Affairs in Temple.
"All the minorities band together at events like this and help each other," Alvarez said.
The group's motto, displayed on a wall banner, is "Si Se Puedo," which Alvarez said means, "Yes, you can." It's aimed at the younger generation and anyone else whose spirits might droop when they feel marginalized.
All of the groups on Sunday's program are locally based except for Semeneya from San Antonio, led by Lee Rios, and Bailes Espanoles from Dallas, led by Daniel de Cordoba. The Dallas group's rsum includes performances at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and Dallas' Majestic Theater, Latino Cultural Center and the Dallas Museum of Art.
Local acts included Baile Folklorico de Panama, Ballet Folklorico de Colores, Puerto Rican Kids Folk Dance (Plena), Puerto Rico Jibaro Jam, Poesia Negroide ("Majestad Negra"), and Puerto Rican Kids Folk Dance (Bomba).
The program was supported in part by the City of Killeen hotel occupancy tax revenues and a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts.
The society participates in many other local activities.
In June, it was one of several participating in retiring an old United States flag and raising a new one at Killeen's American Legion Post 223.
Current president is Reyna Martinez.
Contact Don Bolding at dbolding@kdh


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By Michael Allen,opposingviews.com – A newly surfaced video shows high school students laughing about a 16-year-old girl being raped in Steubenville, Ohio.
In the 12-minute video, released yesterday by hacktivists KnightSec on Deadspin.com, there are several references to a girl being raped and urinated on.
KnightSec has been leading a crusade in response to the alleged rape of the 16-year-old girl.
Deadspin.com reports that Michael Nodianos, a former Steubenville student and baseball player, describes the girl being raped in another room in the house.
Nodianos laughs and says: "She is so raped right now. There won't be any foreplay for a dead girl. It ain't wet now to be honest. Trust me, I'm a doctor."
Nodianos jokes that the girl is "deader than a doornail" and "they p*ssed on her."
Someone, off-camera, tells Nodianos: "It is rape. They raped her… Like, this is not like funny… What if that was your daughter?"
Nodianos answers: "But it isn't. If that was my daughter, I wouldn't care. I would just let her be dead. And is it really rape if you don't know if she wanted to or not? She might have wanted it. That might have been her final wish."
The video is part of evidence in a case, in which two 16-year-old Steubenville High School football players Trent Mays and Ma'lik Richmond (pictured below), have been charged with rape. They are mentioned in the video as "Trent and Ma'lik." Read more…


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10 Celebs Who Look Like Great Cuddlers
High on the list of what we look for in a boyfriend, girlfriend, or BFF is an excellent cuddle buddy. When you're upset and need a giant hug or want to get cozy when watching a scary movie on a rainy day, it really helps to have a huggable, snuggable warm and fuzzy friend! So when Justin Bieber spilled in a recent interview that he's an excellent cuddler, we a) swooned, and b) got to thinking about all the other celebs who are big teddy bears too. Here are nine we'd give an A+ in cuddle ability, based on what we know:
Kellan Lutz
His Twilight character, Emmett, is described as a giant fuzzball, and we imagine Kellan's just like that IRL. We'd love to get wrapped up in his strong strong arms and it's not just because he seems like a super-nice guy. Have you ever been hugged by a tall, muscular person? Best. Cuddle. Sesh. Ever.
Taylor Swift
TSwift greets everyone with a hug, so she's probably a pro at cuddling too. You know this girl has a PhD in sleepovers and pajama parties. She's gotta put that knowledge somewhere.
Mark Salling
Underneath that cocky, bad boy exterior, Mark is just a big 'ol softie. Though he might not want to admit it in public, he'll surely compensate for it in private with lots and lots of'
'puck'ering cuddling, of course!
Zooey Deschanel
Blanket fort, anyone? Goofy and fun Zooey looks like she would always give a thumbs up to that idea — and be down for a cuddle fest. Milk and cookies optional.
Liam Hemsworth
Miley's a lucky girl. Unlike his hotheaded Hunger Games counterpart, Gale, Liam looks like he would help you keep cool if you were in hysterics, and provide a sturdy shoulder to cry on and hug
and never let go.
Katy Perry
How do we put this nicely? Katy's, um, ample bosom would make a great pillow. Don't lie — you've thought about it too!
Roshon Fegan
With his adorable, heart-melting smile and kind eyes, sweet Roshon is the type to wrap you in his arms whenever you want — and not be afraid to do so in public, to boot.
Debby Ryan
Debby plays a nanny on the Disney Channel's Jessie and seems as sweet and caring in real life. We pinned her down as the enthusiastic cuddling type. Hugs for everyone, every time!
Chord Overstreet
We know, we know. We keep talking about hot guys and strong arms. But did you see Chord lifting Emma Roberts?!?! You've got to admit, you'd just die if you were cuddling with him. He'd probs even serenade you.
Ryan Gosling
"Hey girl, wanna cuddle?" Our answer: duh.
Do you think these celebrities are cuddly? Who would YOU most like to shnug with?


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by Bo Zhang, Wei Zhu, Ping Yang, Tao Liu, Mei Jiang, Zhi-Ni He, Shi-Xin Zhang, Wei-Qing Chen, Wen Chen
Aberrant methylation of promoter DNA and transcriptional repression of specific tumor suppressor genes play an important role in carcinogenesis. Recently, many studies have investigated the association between cigarette smoking and p16INK4a gene hypermethylation in lung cancer, but could not reach a unanimous conclusion.
Nineteen cross-sectional studies on the association between cigarette smoking and p16INK4a methylation in surgically resected tumor tissues from non-small cell lung carcinoma (NSCLC) patients were identified in PubMed database until June 2011. For each study, a 2×2 cross-table was extracted. In total, 2,037 smoker and 765 nonsmoker patients were pooled with a fixed-effects model weighting for the inverse of the variance. Overall, the frequency of p16INK4a hypermethylation was higher in NSCLC patients with smoking habits than that in non-smoking patients (OR?=?2.25, 95% CI?=?1.81–2.80). The positive association between cigarette smoking and p16INK4a hypermethylation was similar in adenocarcinoma and squamous-cell carcinoma. In the stratified analyses, the association was stronger in Asian patients and in the studies with larger sample sizes.
Cigarette smoking is positively correlated to p16INK4a gene hypermethylation in NSCLC patients.


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Ideally placed on the Norfolk/Cambridgeshire border, just off the A47 between King's Lynn and Wisbech, Elme Hall makes an ideal "base" for exploring the surrounding area and countryside. Wisbech Town centre is approximately two miles away. The historic market town still has a running market, as well as other popular retail outlets along with several tourist attractions and places of interest, such as Wisbech Castle, Peckover House, The Octavia Hill Museum and Elgood's Brewery.
Standard and Luxury rooms offer clean and comfortable accommodation for whatever budget - from Single bedded rooms, doubles and family suites. All guest rooms on-suite facilities. Free Wi-Fi access is available along with direct dial telephones. Additional charges apply and bookings can only be made direct with the reservations desk, subject to availability. The restaurant and bars provide a light and relaxing atmosphere to unwind and enjoy a drink and a meal. An extensive range of menus are available, from Bar Snacks and Brasserie Meals and an A'la Carte menu in the evenings. An extensive breakfast is included in the room rate. Excellent provisions are given for Conferences and business meetings with a range of different sized conference suites to suit any business event. Presentation equipment is available at reasonable rates. Varied catering options are available for delegates - from working breakfasts to table snacks or a full hot meal service. Elme Hall makes the ideal venue for those planning a function such as Bithday Parties, Anniversaries, Summer Balls and Civil Wedding ceremonies and receptions in one of our various function rooms, which includes the 530 capacity Gallery Ballroom
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Private West Highland Way walking holiday
Conceived in the 1960's but finally opened in 1980, the West Highland Way is Scotland's first official long distance route.
Starting in Milngavie on the outskirts of Glasgow the West Highland Way follows the edge of Loch Lomond, Scotland's largest freshwater Loch, and winds through the very heart of the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park, Scotland's first National Park.
The West Highland Way then proceeds by Glen Falloch and Strath Fillan then heads across the expanse of Rannoch Moor and over the Devil's staircase to the finish in Fort William at the foot of Ben Nevis.
A walk along the West Highland Way is a week of delights, the landscapes and views change daily. Truly a grand walk, the West Highland Way is a great way to discover the vast diversity and appeal of Scotland's landscapes.
About The West Highland Way
The West Highland Way is a 96 mile walk of superb variety with the landscape becoming grander by the day. Walk the West Highland Way as part of a guided C-N-Do group and pass through some of the best scenery in the lowlands and highlands of Scotland.
The walk follows paths, tracks and country roads. Average daily distance about 13 miles with longest being the 5th with about 17 miles and the 3rd being the roughest.
Since 1984, of the many, many hundreds of C-N-Do walkers have successfully walked the West Highland Way the age range has been 12 to 83, so it's well within the scope of most reasonably fit and healthy folk!
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New Zealand captain Richie McCaw returns to rugby after seven-month break
Richie McCaw lasted the full 80 minutes as he returned to rugby following a self-imposed break from the sport.
Last Updated: 13/07/13 10:32am
The New Zealand captain, who had not played since December's defeat to England, turned out for local club Christchurch in a regional victory over University.
And afterwards McCaw hinted he would be prepared to make his Crusaders return when the Super Rugby play-offs begin next week.
Asked if he would answer a call from Crusaders coach Todd Blackadder he said: "That's a good question. If that is the case then I don't see it being a problem.
"I'm a bit tired after that run around but it's good to get that under the belt.
"The first half I was a bit rusty but in the second half, I got the feel of the game but did run out of gas a bit."
The Super Rugby final is on August 3, two weeks before the All Blacks begin the defence of their Rugby Championship title against Australia.


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The arguably toughest month in Arizona Wildcats football history is, depending on how you look at it, either the kiss of death or a reason to believe.
Linebacker Derek Earls prefers to stay optimistic. Two days after losing 37-10 to No. 6 Stanford and despite being outscored by 50 points over the last two games, he and his Wildcats teammates say they're ready for more.
"We think it's great," Earls said. "It defines who you are. We get to go up against bigger schools and show what Arizona is and what we do. These teams are hard to play, and they might be losses, (but) I think it's good for us."
The latest slog in the Wildcats' hell month comes Saturday at Arizona Stadium, when they take on No. 9 Oregon - their third straight opponent ranked in the Top 10. Things get a little easier after that, but not much: The Cats must travel to USC, which is likely to be ranked in the Top 25 if it can beat Arizona State this week in Tempe. If that happens, it will mark the first time in program history that Arizona has played four ranked teams in a row.
Coach Mike Stoops said Monday that he's already seen some positive results from Arizona's September struggles.
The Wildcats have improved their dismal rushing statistics, though they still rank 116th nationally with 55.67 yards per game. An embattled offensive line appears more sound with Kyle Quinn at center and Chris Putton and Trace Biskin at the guard spots, though the tackles aren't quite as consistent. Even the secondary, Arizona's biggest weakness in its first two games, appears to be making strides.
"The thing you look at is, are we improving? Are the kids playing hard? That's the big thing right now," Stoops said.
"We knew this would be the challenging part of our schedule. … These are great challenges for us, but our players are handling it well. These games need to make us better in September to make us better in November."
Zendejas starts again
It's official: Alex Zendejas is the Wildcats' starting kicker. Again.
Stoops said Monday that Zendejas, the UA's starter in 2009-10, will get the call Saturday against Oregon.
The senior replaces Jaime Salazar, who has missed three of the four field goal attempts and one of eight PATs this year. Salazar, a junior-college transfer, beat out Zendejas for the starting job in training camp.
"We're going to give Alex his job back, and we'll see what he does this week," Stoops said. "There wasn't a huge difference in camp, but Jaime was a little more consistent. He hasn't kicked as well as we would have liked from a certain range in."
Zendejas said his work ethic did not change during his time as a backup,
"Just to get another chance at it, it's good," he said.
Hall, Fischer closer
At least two injured Wildcats are getting closer to making their 2011 debuts.
Safety Adam Hall could practice full-speed as soon as next week, Stoops said Monday, though he's more likely to return for the UA's Oct. 8 game at Oregon State. Fischer could return by then, or a week or two later.
"They're doing more each week," Stoops said. "They're doing 7-on-7 (in practice), but they're not tackling live."
Hall and Fischer are both recovering from offseason knee injuries. Both were hurt in spring drills: Hall tore his ACL in practice, and Fischer was injured in the spring game.
Tailback Greg Nwoko also seems poised for an October return. Hall, Fischer and Nwoko traveled with the team to Stillwater, Okla., last week, and have taken an active role on the team while rehabbing.
Extra points
• Next week's game at USC will kick off at 12:30 p.m. and be televised by Fox Sports Net. The UA's first Pac-12 road contest will be its fourth consecutive nationally televised game.
• UA's Justin Washington played defensive end against Stanford, but Stoops said the sophomore will move back to defensive tackle when senior Mohammed Usman returns from an ankle injury.
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According to my calculations on the back of my envelope 0-600mph in 2 seconds is about 50g, can humans even survive that?
NASA has spectacularly and successfully tested the launch abort system - the ejector seat, as it were - for its new Orion crew capsule. There's just one problem: according to President Obama's stated plans, Orion will never be launched with crew aboard. The Pad Abort 1 test took place today at the White Sands Missile …
According to my calculations on the back of my envelope 0-600mph in 2 seconds is about 50g, can humans even survive that?
its about 14g and yes, if the crew is lying horizontally it is more than survivable. Even if they were upright, they may black out but two seconds wouldnt kill them. the only thing that would kill them is if they were floating about when it fired, but given the fact they would likely be accelerating already, even this is unlikely.
0-600 in 2 seconds? I understand why that sort of acceleration is required - but is that sort of force survivable?
Any launch with a payload that absolutely positively must survive can use that technology.
As a not-so-completely-off-the-wall suggestion, how about launching nuclear fuel to be loaded into another vehicle once in orbit?
You *really* don't want that to go up with a failed stack, but a lot of 'deep space' missions could really use it, given the paucity of sunlight in the outer solar system.
What a ride,
It was tested because it is not written in stone that the US is out of the Space game.
Just because this president does not get it, does not mean that it is over.
Really, No maned space effort = No space effort.
That is in the minds of those wiser than Obama in regards to what inspires people to try and have a future... overrides his short term goals.
That is why it was tested.
Regardless of the politics involved that was rather impressive! bet you thats gonna hurt but i suppose not as much as burning to death on the top of a large rocket.
its not my money they are wasting.
0 to 600 mph in 2 seconds is about 14g, if my rusty math is to be trusted. I'm wondering what will happen with the astronauts when they go through this.
Worst case is probably a lot of bruises but that will heal again. I think the passengers would prefer this rather than sticking around a failing Ares. :-)
Even though the Orion is supposed to have been canceled, the fact remains that NASA will need to have some method of getting its crews safely back to Earth, should the unfortunate happen as it did with both the Challenger and the Columbia shuttles. Either of them most likely could have been saved by such a device, if it were to have been fitted to the shuttles' crew compartments. In my opinion, experimentation in the name of safety should never be overlooked, for you never know when that one idea you had overlooked will be the one that will save the day.
13.6G - gonna be a sore one... better than being incinerated I guess.
At the time Obama had cancelled Orion NASA had done 100% of the research into the escape mechanism and probably 98% of the engineering. So why waste the money they had already spent by not going ahead with a test launch?
Everything they have learnt will be banked and revisited when NASA are given the go-ahead in the future to launch manned rockets.
I completely agree.
If anything NASA should be praised for their initiative.
I assume when it lands they hose the squishy remains of the crew out of the capsule.
It's not at all strange that NASA still performed this test. After all, the thing was already built, and there was still a great deal of data to gather about how it performs.
In any event, they still learned how to build these safety systems (always good) and maybe now have some new ideas.
It would have been odd *not* to test it.
The data gathered might be used for something else too. There were several parts to that thingy, some may even be new or improved designs, and they can be used in other projects now that they've been tested IRL. Remarkably sensible thing for NASA to do but positive surprises are allowed even from government agencies.
" accelerating from 0 to 600 mph in two seconds"
Isn't 13.7G a little hazardous to the astronauts inside the capsule? Or does the short duration only make it extremely uncomfortable?
The heart and internal organs going "squish" might be more than extremely uncomfortable I suspect. Then again NASA must have more data on squishy organs than anyone else.
Apart from Paris perhaps (prefers hers to be a tad stiff).
so it has a good chance to fly - albeit not on Orion but rather on SpaceX Dragon.
Dear Mr. President,
Do you hear that cheering in the background of this video? THAT is the reason we need manned space flight.
Flippin' heck. How many G's does 0-600mph in 2-seconds work out to?
Astronaut jelly anyone?
0 - 600mph in 2 seconds is a shade under 14g. Will there be any crew left to recover?
but at least their remains will all be in one place, not scattered all over the eastern coast of Florida.
My guess is that there was a lor of computer simulation done before metal was ever cut. Now they can compare the reality to the predictions. And the chances are that most of the money had already been spent anyway. Why waste all the effort to build the test sample?
Jeez, I wouldn't wanna be in that fucker, shaken - and stirred to death. I'd rather a bit longer in prayer, just-in-case.
Loved the parachute configuration, as the video proceeds. Impressive change of aerodynamics.
But, 31 seconds, plus landing deceleration? Any smart person out there capable of doing the math? My guess is it needs to be activated at about 10Km.
So....if it goes 'tits-up' before that, they're buggered.
Wheee! That's sure to be an E-ticket ride. If my calculations are correct, and the acceleration is constant, that represents an acceleration of about 13.7 gs. That's getting up there close to being fatal for humans. I don't suppose it would be considered a success if the pink goo flowed out the door after it landed, would it?
The experiments were run by the amazing (and totally insane!) John Stapp.
From wikipedia: "Early experiments showed that untrained humans were able to tolerate 17 g eyeballs-in (compared to 12 g eyeballs-out) for several minutes without loss of consciousness or apparent long-term harm" (Eyeballs in means perpendicular to the spine and g-force pushing the body backwards, eyeballs out means perpendicular to the spine and g-force pushing the body forwards).
Humans are worse at surviving g-forces in the vertical direction, because that pushes blood around the body - to the feet or brain depending on the direction, leading to grey outs, blackouts, red outs and tunnel vision. These cannot be withstood for long.
Stapp's penultimate experiment involved "a series of rocket sled deceleration experiments culminating in a late 1954 test in which he was stopped in a little over a second from a land speed of Mach 0.9. He survived a peak "eyeballs-out" force of 46.2 times the force of gravity, and more than 25 g for 1.1 sec, proving that the human body is capable of this. Stapp lived another 45 years to age 89, but suffered lifelong damage to his vision from this last test".
Captain Eli Beeding survived 83g for 0.4 of a second in 1958, albeit suffering severe shock. This is considered the upper limit for human survivability.
Nasa's history of multiple G is here: http://history.nasa.gov/SP-4201/ch2-4.htm
It's cheaper to go ahead and launch the thing than it is to cancel at the late date of the Orion sort-of-cancellation, then store the rocket or have it scrapped. Plus they actually do get to learn something since this is a much better steering rocket design than Apollo used, and nobody's ever used the design.
Anything not directly connected with the test launch has already gotten a stop-work, according to spaceflight.com.
Plus the Orion/Ares thing is still up in the air (ha!) as the congresscritters vow to veto the cancellation to keep their pork & jobs. So theoretically, there's a chance it may still happen.
Plus this design could also be licensed to Space-X or anyone else, as it's suitable for most of the generic tall-rocket-with-a-capsule-on-top launchers. It's not an Orion-specific design.
Zero to 600mph in two seconds is a little more than 9 g, if I've computed correctly. That's one hell of a roller coaster ride...
Equation of motion: v=u+at
V=600mph=268m/s, u=0, t=2s, gives a=134ms^-2
convert to G gives 134/9.81=13.65G
0 - 600mph in two seconds? Are they going to be taking the astronauts out of it with a spoon once it lands?
They had spent untold millions to build it, why not just spend an extra million to test it, just to see if it works? Anyway, the budget must have already been attributed for this test long ago.
And really, it makes no sense to spend 99% of your budget to build something, then throw away the result without checking if it works, just to save the remaining 1%. It is almost certain that the knowledge will be useful at some point, even if not for this particular project.
Just like with the schools all around the US: funding for teachers and assistants has to be cut, because funding is low; however, the 'new-building' funds are overflowing, so just continue building new school buildings, storage lockers, etc.
And yes, laws and regulations are in place for school boards to prevent shifting funds from the new-building funds to be moved over to help funding the teachers...
Technology to give astronauts a life-saving escape route moves forward while putting astronauts on rockets does not.
The motivations, leadership and intentions are all confused, as always.
so now do a look at the apollo eject system, the difference is ?
Keep those eyes shut, mouth closed and butt cheeks clenched, boys.
...of underwear is probably going to be eagerly sought after touchdown. The sound alone from those babies lighting up outside the capsule is probably enough to make even the heart of an astronaut tick a little faster.
Didn't apollo have a siimilar system? It definitely had a spike on the front which is usually used for these purposes.
Welcome to the wonders of 1960-es tech...
might as well light the candle, we've already paid for it. If nothing else, it shows that the system worked pretty much as designed. We'll have to see what the final report says about G loads during launch/separation/parachute deployment/landing in the capsule.
"... that NASA bothered to carry out today's test at all."
Not at all.
If they'd built the thing, it would have been odd (if not stupid) not to test the thing since even if it isn't going to be used *right now* it provides valuable data and proof of concept which may be usable in the future.
NASA is using the word 'pad'. Surely Steve Jobs will not put up with this?
After reading umpty versions of the same two or three comments, this was near the end of the list, and was definitely the winner of the lot.
But for those worrying about the G-Force, have you heard of John Stapp? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Stapp
That Stapp bloke deserves a medal. (Ok, so he's already got a load - but,l what a guy!)
So that explains why they kept going if they could. Mind you it also explains why funding is so difficult: no politician wants anything good to happen under his successor's watch...
This would NOT have saved the astronauts in Columbia or Challenger. This device is designed to jettison the astronauts while the rocket is still on the launchpad. It is jettisoned once in space. Columbia came apart on reentry and Challenger was already launched when it exploded. This escape method is simply not designed to address those failures.
As to the G Force, look at the link above for John Stapp. A human can survive considerably more than 14 Gs for brief periods of time.
Also, the cost of development is sunk cost, true. The cost of continued development and operation is still a tremendous amount. I don't agree with the decision to cancel the project, but lets not kid ourselves that it doesn't save money. It does.
I'm still rooting for this guy:
I thought it was meant to pull the capsule away from a malfunctioning (or about to explode) booster and/or second stage, generally WHILE in flight. I understood that one of the reaons that the capability of a 'land' landing for Orion was removed was because the escape rocket had to be made more powerful (and Orion lighter) in order for it to be able to pull the capsule away from an accelerating solid fuel booster.
I originally thought it was meant to pull the capsule away from a malfunctioning (or about to explode) booster and/or second stage, generally WHILE in flight. I understood that one of the reasons that the capability of a 'land' landing for Orion was removed was because the escape rocket had to be made more powerful (and Orion lighter) in order for it to be able to pull the capsule away from an accelerating solid fuel booster. Checking Wikipedia, the descriptions indicate that the lauch escape system is for both pad and in flight escapes (up to the point where it is jettisoned
The launch abort system is designed to pull the capsule free during the ascent as well.
This is designed for the pad AND for after launch just like the Apollo escape tower that was tested from a launched Jittle Joe rocket. see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Joe_II following 2 static pad tests. I'm guessing that NASA will test from a rocket if the budget allows, which it may not.


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