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From the site: "UK-based Digimania develops Muvizu: free 3D animation software, integrated with an online collaborative community, that gives individuals or groups the power of Unreal Engine 3 to create compelling videos in minutes, not months. You don´t need specialist kit or training, just a good idea.
Our motto is: "Direct, don't animate."
Which is about right, really. We set out to create software, free for non-commercial use, that would allow anyone with decent hardware to create 3D animated videos. They wouldn't need expensive software and they wouldn't have to spend a few years in college learning animation - and then take further courses in modelling and rigging."


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Gearbox has officially announced the third downloadable expansion for Borderlands 2, "Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt." The new content will land on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC on January 15, 2013. If you're a DLC Season Pass owner, you can nab the content for free on that date. If you're not a Season Pass owner, firstly, you can become one, or you can get the DLC for $9.99 (800 MS Points).
In Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt, players embark on an epic hunting expedition with Sir Hammerlock that quickly takes a sinister turn as our adventurers stumble upon a new villain attempting to restore Handsome Jack's legacy. The DLC will include new loot, new quests, a new vehicle, and a variety of new baddies to slay. All the action takes place in the never-before-seen land of Aegrus.
Here's the DLC's trailer, along with some new screenshots (click each to enlarge).
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|August 26, 2007, 09:23 AM
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Location: Tampa, FL
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Humidity inside gun safe
OK, having just spent $2200 on a new safe, I was wondering what I should be expecting or shooting for regarding humidity.
It is in a closet, in a house in central Florida. According to my meter, it is a constant 79.5 degrees and 52% humidity. I have a goldenrod in there plus a rechargeable silica pack.
I do store my blued firearms in Gunkote bags, make sure all metal is wiped down and oiled. So far no issues in my previous safe other than one small spot on a pistol that I didn't catch until I noticed the rust, and now I keep it ultra-oiled.
Is this OK, or should I look for more ways to reduce the humidity.
BTW - it is usually about 45%-50% inside the rest of the house with the AC running all the time in the summer.
|August 26, 2007, 09:27 AM
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A "golden rod" dehumidifier is pretty standard issue for large safes. If you are still concerned you can put a bucket of silica gel in there and bake the moisture out of the gel in the oven every 6 months or so.
Edit: I should have read closer. I got type happy after reading the first couple sentences. You should be just fine with you set up as long as you bake the silica so often and you keep a thin layer of gun oil (or auto wax) on everything.
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|August 28, 2007, 09:35 PM
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a couple of camphor blocks also. But with the dessicant & golden rod you're probably OK
|September 20, 2007, 01:23 AM
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What is the humidity range that is best? Less than 50%? Less than 25%? Zero humidity? (is that even possible?)
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I have my large gun safe in a basement room that also houses a large hot tub , I have a dehumidifier in the room but the bucket doesn't get emptied on a regular bases, so the room is pretty humid, but using just the Golden Rod in the safe has kept all of my collection rust free for the last 12 years so I say you are fine.
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Things should be fine. My safe is in a converted room and all I run is a can of desicant and so far things are ok. The room has a A/C window unit that is on all the time, like I said no problems so far from April is when the room was finished
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Would a bridge be appropiate with a missing tooth between two teeth that, one is crowned and good to go and I am waiting for the root canal treatment for the other side with a bridge for the missing in between them. My dentist wants to do an implant, but they are expensive and I have a missing upper tooth that must have an implant. I am 54 years old, and not in very good health.
Missing Tooth Between Crowned Tooth and One Waiting Root Canal?
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Implant verses Bridge
If you have enough bone, implant is usually a better choice. You can still do the bridge; but remember if something happens to one of those teeth surrounding your missing teeth, then the least you have to do is pay for another bridge. Meaning that you have to pay for 3 more crowns all over again. If you don't have the bone, just do a bridge.
Bridge or Implant?
As always, the patient has the final say-so, once the options are explained. You have to weight the benefits and the costs of each. Both are acceptable options that should last a long time. Time being a factor and expense, the bridge makes sense. Long term durability and lower lifetime cost generally favors the implant. I go with what serves the patient best. You should get that same option.
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Dental Bridge For Missing Tooth
Dental implants are a great option for missing teeth, but are not for everyone. If you are not interested in going through the process of having a dental implant, then a dental bridge is a great alternative for replacing the missing tooth. They have been used for decades and work well, but do place added force on the adjacent teeth over time. That being said, I have seen bridges that are 30 plus years old that are still functioning great. Bottom line, is that if it were my mouth I would opt for the dental implant when possible. Good luck.
Bridge vs implant
A three unit bridge is an alternative treatment for a missing tooth. When the root canal treatment is finished you can have a finished bridge in 2-3 weeks with no surgery or healing time. It is a littile more difficult to clean around a bridge but it only takes an extra 30 seconds at most to clean the area. For many years a 3 unit bridge was considered the first choice and the implant the alternative.
Missing Tooth, What to do?
The answer to your question is, "What do YOU ultimately want to make you Happy? Implant or bridge or removable partial or do nothing all are possibilities.
All things in Life have benefits and downsides and costs. Once you let your Dentist know what you ultimately want, then he/she can make a plan to get you there. Dentistry is really mostly elective, so go to your dentist give him/her that information and then the problem can be solved.
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Health & Wellness Briefs, Feb. 12, 2013
Health health awareness class Feb. 19
Preferred Homecare will host a free Heart Health Awareness class from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Feb. 19 in Conference Room 102 on the lower level of Hospice Care Center, 3090B N. 12th St.
Dr. Ross Pacini from Western Slope Cardiology will speak at the meeting, which will focus on the long-term cardiac consequences of untreated nocturnal hypoxemia and sleep apnea. Complications can include hypertension, angina, arrhythmia, coronary artery disease and heart attack.
The class is being offered in February because it is Healthy Heart Awareness Month.
Delta nurse named to state committee
Misty Sakala, Delta County Memorial Hospital's trauma nurse coordinator in the emergency department, was recently appointed to serve as a member of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's Designation Review Committee.
The committee provides advice and suggestions to the CDPHE about improving emergency care and trauma services in Colorado.
Suicide prevention meeting in March
QPR for Suicide Prevention, a 90-minute workshop designed to help people detect warning signs that someone may commit suicide and offers tips for how to respond to someone they believe is at risk of committing suicide, will take place at 7 p.m. March 14 at the Harris Office Building, 619 Main St.
Registration prior to the event is encouraged but not required. To register, call 683-6626 or visit http://www.suicidepreventionfoundation.org.
FootLaser treatments available locally
Grand Valley Foot and Ankle Center, 2478 F Road, now provides PinPointe FootLaser treatments.
PinPointe is a laser technology that helps increase the clearness of toenails in patients with onychomycosis, or nail fungus. The treatment procedure involve the laser light targeting and heating the fungus without damaging the area surrounding the toenail.
Call Grand Valley Foot and Ankle Center at 245-3338 for more information or to schedule a consultation.


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Organic Life Products of Atlanta provides women with all natural, affordable products and services that enhance beauty, build confidence and improve overall health.
'Ah ha' moment that led to launching this business: It came after I gave out my skin care regimen, created tutorials and still had women asking to purchase products.
Ideal Customer: Professional women age 35-55 who believe in a natural/green lifestyle.
First Customer: At the Blood Bank. A woman drawing my blood kept admiring my skin and I began my "you can do it yourself" speech. She said she didn't have the time and asked how much I would charge her to make the lotion. Thus, Organic Life Products was born.
Measuring Success: Results. I am a facts and figures person so I look at the numbers (sales, new clients, new consultants) daily. In July 2010 I mentioned to a friend that I wondered if I could get others to sell the products I made. Now in 2012 we have over 50 consultants who have invested money to join our company.
Biggest Struggle: Balancing a full-time career and family along with the business. I can't say I've overcome it, I've just learned to focus 100% when I'm in that lane.
Surprise!: How much fun that I continue to have inspiring, educating and sharing.
Promoting Business: I began using You Tube in March 2009 and created my first tutorial in December 2009: More than 95% of our clients have come from You Tube.
Two things I wish I would've known: 1) How to pre-launch products 2) How to document everything along the way to create a product, develop reports, e-book, etc.
What keeps you up at night (business-wise!)?: How to best serve our Consultants so that they are equipped with effective tools to promote the business.
Ever tempted to throw in the towel and just get a job?: I have a fulltime career and am tempted at times to throw in the towel with my business. My fulltime career has been amazing and I keep getting promoted so I have to stay focused on succeeding in both.
Moving Forward: Gain 250 new consultants.
Pricing, Getting It Right: We're still working on "getting it right." Definitely look at the competition and never price too low. Remember to include every part of the business in the price (ink, space, printer, etc.) Start high because it is easier to lower prices (or offer sales) than raise them.
The absolute best part of owning my business is: inspiring everyBODY, one perSKIN at a time!
If I had to start over again, I would: have documented each process and created a manual.
I never imagined: figuring out the pricing structure would be so difficult.
If standing on a rooftop facing crowds of aspiring or struggling small business owners, I would shout: "You can do it!"


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Another policy shift: Charlie Crist now open to ending gay adoption ban
Gov. Charlie Crist had often talked about his "live and let live" philosophy. But he had been on record opposing the lifting of Florida's ban on gay couples adopting children, even though he never seemed enthusiastic about the restriction on prospective adoptive parents.
Now Crist is telling Time that he would be open to changing Florida's law to allow a judge to determine what's best for the child up for adoption. "That might be a way to go and it's certainly something we ough to look at,'' he says here. The exchange starts about 4:20 into the video.


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A blog about genealogy and thoughts about the various roots and branches of my family tree as well as the times in which my ancestors lived.Included are the West, White,and McFarland families.WARNING:DO NOT TAKE ALL OF MY FAMILY RECORDS AS GOSPEL. ALWAYS CONFIRM YOUR OWN RESEARCH!
Friday, May 09, 2008
Barker, I mentioned that after seeing his Revolutionary War
Pension file there were some things that puzzled me. How
had he gone from being a a cofounder and landholder of
Newry, Maine with a wife and family to being penniless and
alone at the time of his pension petition?
I downloaded his file from Footnotes.com in September of
last year, but his was one of many that I found at that time.
At twelve images his was one of the smaller files, while his
brother Benjamin's was nearly 5 times larger. It took awhile
to finish finding as many of my ancestors' files as I could and
I only managed to transcribe one, Asa Barrows' file, before
the Christmas rush at work and other matters pushed the
transcriptions aside for a bit.
Then in January I mentioned the Barkers again in my blog
and shortly after I received an email from Howard Kaepplein
who is a fellow descendant of Jonathan Barker. His letter
cleared up the questions about Jonathan's situation at the
time of the petition. Howard has been kind enough to grant
me permission to quote here from his email:
I have read about your Barker genealogy with great
interest, since I am also a descendant of Jonathan Barker
3rd. In fact, I am writing an historical novel about his
father, Jonathan Barker Jr. The book was originally
planned to be about Jonathan 3rd until I took a writing
course and my teacher suggested that the primary
character should be a heroic figure, or at least one that the
reader could empathize with. Jonathan Barker doesn't
qualify, since, after his children were grown and married,
his wife, the former Nancy Swan, left him and went back
to Methuen. Jonathan had become an alcoholic and, in a
drunken stupor, burned his house down. He became an
embarrassment to his children and grandchildren. My
great grandmother, Marcia Barker Saunders, daughter
of Amos Barker and granddaughter of Jonathan
3rd, became a staunch member of the Women's
Temperance Movement, and often spoke about her
grandfather's drunkenness. She moved to Cambria County,
PA with her husband, Nathan Saunders, and cousin,
Abraham Andrews Barker (who became a congressman
during Lincoln's term). Marcia's husband was killed in a
train accident in the Galitzin Tunnel, after he had survived
two of the bloodiest Civil War battles. My grandmother,
Laura Saunders Hysong, continued living in Marcia's house
until her death, but her husband, who fathered six of her
children, was not allowed to live in the house because he
opposed Prohibition. Eventually, when it became law, he
was allowed to move in.
Jonathan Barker 3rd is buried in an unmarked grave at
the back of the old Newry cemetery, while his brothers and
co-founders of Newry, Benjamin and Jesse and their wives
have prominent stones on a hill near the front of the cemetery
There are two anecdotes about Jonathan Barker in "History
of Bethel, Maine" by William B. Lapham. One is about
Jonathan encountering some Indians (probably three) who
challenged him to wrestle with them. He took them on, one
by one, starting with the smallest, and layed each one on his
back. The other is about Jonathan's great strength in pulling
a sled loaded with all his belongings eight miles through the
snow in March, from Fryeburg to Newry. There are also
anecdotes about James Swan, father of Jonathan's wife,
Nancy. One is that James was impressed into the English
Navy in 1768 and placed on a ship heading out of Boston
Harbor. However, he and two crewmen overtook the
English officers and sailed the ship back into Boston
Harbor. James then fled to Methuen and took his family
to Fryeburg, ME where his brother, Caleb Swan had
been one of the first settlers with his brother-in-law,
Joseph Frye.
There is more information about the Barkers in "Sunday
River Sketches". Also, "A History of Newry" by Carrie
Wight and "Newry Profiles" by Paula Wight. All of this
material is available at the Bethel Historical Society, where
I am a life member..."
The men who filed for their Revolutionary War pensions
were men who were in need of help. Jonathan Barker
was one of those men. Some of us when starting our
genealogy research want to believe that our ancestors
were extraordinary people.
The truth is that they, like ourselves, were human
beings, trying to get through life the best way that they
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- Terry Thornton said...
Your comment "Some of us when starting our genealogy research want to believe that our ancestors were extraordinary people. The truth is that they, like ourselves, were human beings, trying to get through life the best way that they could."
In my opinion, your assessment goes to the core of what family research is all about --- an understanding and an appreciation of the humanity of our ancestors.
Thanks for sharing your family with us through your Pension File # 4.
Terry Thornton
Fulton, Mississippi


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Cary woman, granddaughter killed in Ohio crash
Posted June 16, 2015
Dayton, Ohio — A Cary woman and her 5-year-old granddaughter died Sunday when the family's minivan ran off the side of a highway in Ohio, authorities said.
The family was heading to Chicago for a funeral when Rubena Elahi, 27, of Cary, fell asleep at the wheel at about 4 a.m., authorities said. The 2006 Honda Odyssey ran off northbound Interstate 75 north of Dayton, Ohio, hit a tree and ended up in a ditch.
Elahi's mother-in-law, Khurshid Chaudhry, 65, and her daughter Azan were killed in the crash. Chaudhry was in the front passenger seat, while Azan was lying across the third-row seats, authorities said.
Elahi and her husband, Muhammad Chaudhry, 28, were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.
Muhammad Chaudhry was seated in the second row with the couple's 2-year-old daughter, Izna, on his lap. The girl was treated at Dayton Children's Hospital for minor injuries.
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European shares climb on best day in seven months
London: European shares built on their best day in seven months and the euro dropped to a three-week low on Wednesday after weak data bolstered expectations for a European Central Bank rate cut.
Europe's stock markets have rallied as poor data from the Eurozone has raised hopes the ECB will cut the main interest rate next week to a new record low of 0.5 per cent and consider more radical measures such as targeted lending aid for firms.
There was fresh gloom on Wednesday as German business morale fell for the second consecutive month, missing even the lowest estimate in a Reuters poll and signalling that Europe's largest economy is struggling to shrug off its recent slowdown.
A quarterly survey of bank lending by the ECB also painted a bleak picture as it showed demand for loans from firms and consumers plummeted in the first three months of the year and was expected to deteriorate further this quarter.
"In the short run, worsening prospects for the German economy could at least increase the silent support for more ECB action," said ING economist Carsten Brzeski.
"A rate cut and more non-standard measures will not kick-start economies but weaken the euro exchange rate. Particularly a weaker euro could be a welcome relief for exporters."
Top European shares on the FTSEurofirst 300 climbed 0.3 per cent to add to Tuesday's jump of almost 2.5 per cent and pushed back towards last month's four and-a-half year high.
London's FTSE 100, Paris's CAC-40 and Frankfurt's DAX were up 0.3, 0.7 and 0.5 per cent respectively, while in the currency market the euro came under fresh selling pressure.
It was already on the back foot after Tuesday's weak German PMI data and the latest disappointing figures pushed it to a three-week low of $1.2954. At the same time, the dollar hit a three-week high against a basket of currencies.
"Everyone is now really betting on the ECB to come to the stage and cut the key rate," said Carolin Hecht, currency strategist at Commerzbank.
"Already the PMI yesterday had given an impulse to the downside (to sell the euro) but some were waiting for the Ifo to confirm the economy is not really recovering."
Rate cut expectations have also pushed Italian and Spanish bond yields to their lowest levels in two and-a-half years in recent sessions as investors have started to look for higher returns.
Italy's expected nomination of a new prime minister after months of uncertainty has also helped support risk assets.
Italian President Giorgio Napolitano will name the new premier later. He has called the deputy head of the centre-left Democratic Party Enrico Letta to his palace, indicating he was likely to be asked to form a new coalition government.
Underscoring the ferocious appetite for yield, Rome had to pay the lowest rate on a two-year, zero coupon bond since 1999 at its latest debt sale, while yields at a €1.68 billion sale of German 30-year debt hit an all-time low of 2.16 per cent.
"Clearly the outlook that (ECB) rates will stay low for a long, long time is increasing demand for anything that still has a yield," said Berenberg bank economist Christian Schultz
"But you would not buy Italian bonds unless you felt there had been a change in the risk perception. Ever since the ECB provided its safety net there does seem to be a growing confidence in the market that we won't see a euro break-up."
Oil hawks
The slowdown in manufacturing activity around the world shown in this week's data kept the pressure on commodity markets although hopes for further central bank liquidity ensured there was little selling pressure.
US investment bank Goldman Sachs raised its rating on equities as a global asset class to "overweight" from "neutral" over the coming three months, while cutting its position on commodities to "neutral" from "overweight".
Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange rose by around 1.75 per cent to be just under the $7,000 a tonne having fallen to an 18-month trough of $6,762.25 on Tuesday.
Brent crude rose 0.7 per cent to climb back above $101 a barrel gaining added support from fears that Opec could cut oil supply if prices fall more.
The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, which pumps more than a third of the world's oil, is scheduled to meet on scheduled on May 31 but oil hawks Venezuela and Iran have called for an emergency meeting to consider output cuts.
Gold continued its recent recovery from last week's big falls as it climbed around 1 percent to $1,425 an ounce.
"Good physical demand in China or in Hong Kong supports gold, but sentiment is still bearish," said Peter Fung, head of dealing at Wing Fung Precious Metals in Hong Kong.


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Recently I read a book called, "Why Am I Still Depressed?" and feel like it describes my life. No super high ups like bipolar 1 but the irritability, anxiety and energetic, relentless self-flagellating racing thoughts? They're there. My moods are MUCH better since I've been on prozac and wellbutrin but I am struggling to find the right mood stabilizer for me. I tried Abilify recently and it made me feel too flat/bored. Excruciatingly bored. With my pdocs approval I went back to my old prozac and wellbutrin.
What kind of meds have you tried for Bipolar 2? I am curious about other peoples' experiences and will probably ask my pdoc to Rx me something else to try. Please share with me here what you have tried and your experience.
I have been really struggling here with moodiness and have done fairly well for the past several years on the meds that I'm on.
Group hugs to all out there who are struggling. Having mood issues makes parenting really tough sometimes. Gah.
20 views but no replies. Come on gals, it takes a lot to put it all out there! Someone say something, please! LOL
If you want to talk about your experiences with Bipolar 2 (whether it's a spouse or yourself, whomever) please feel free to hijack or jump in so we can chat.
Hey there! I recently this last year reached out for help with my depression your right it takes a lot of courage to put it out there and admit your struggling mentally. I am just now settling with a pdoc and looking into what will help me for my moods. He has me on lexapro and abilify for my depression how ever I am in search for something else to help with my anxiety and mood issues I would also like to know what is out there and others experience on this topic. Good luck to you and I sure hope you get the help you need.
I am sorry to hear that you are going through this. Perhaps, you can start by learning more about medicines you are currently taking? Robert Whitaker's book (see my thread below), could be a good place to start.
Have you met with a doctor who practices integrative medicine?
Sometimes changes in lifestyle/diet/ social habits can make a difference too.
This is typically a pretty slow-moving forum, just so you know. I am not bipolar but I do have other mental health conditions that I struggle with and part of that is depression and irritability. I know how hard it is to live daily life and just survive when your mental health issues are fighting you every step of the way. I hope you and your doctor can come up with a good med solution to help you become more stable.
Acupuncture, strict diet, and routine sleep schedule helped me transition off meds. I still work with a psychologist and a cognitive behavioral therapist weekly, and have access to the pdoc if needed. When things get bad, I get prescribed an herbal formula from the acupuncturist, which is customized to what is going on at the time. It's a lot of work, but the routine helps. Except when it doesn't, like tonight when I'm up at 3 am!!!
I use lithium orotate. I was turned on to this supplement by my daughter's doctor, who put her on it for ADHD and severe mood swings. She has been dramatically better, although she still has some struggles.
Anyway, I've been taking it for several months now. I have to admit, when my depressive episodes get really low (actually I'm pretty low right now) the lithium doesn't seem to help as much. I find it helps the most when I'm not at my lowest, if that makes sense.
But read about it...it helps a lot of people and it could help you. It's really cheap too, and I've read that it can be taken along with conventional meds.
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Yes, Finally, SEO is Dead (Well, Technically Speaking)
One of the great attributes of writing content for a blog is that you get to use these really creative titles to try and draw people in to see what you are going to rant about each week. Part of me wished that the title of this blog was just meant to be a teaser, but the reality is that SEO truly is dead. Well, ok, maybe not all of Search Engine Optimization is dead. In fact, it really is just the term itself that has morphed and changed and finally reached the point that where SEO started is not where it has ended. The term SEO has had a somewhat negative connotation surrounding it, often bringing up images for web designers of spam posts, junk text, link buying and even article placements.
For those of you in the general public who are reading this and deciding that this post isn't for you because you have no idea what I'm talking about, consider yourself lucky. But with issues like those surrounding Rap Genius, and of course the aftermath of it which obviously is now that even the general users have a negative impression of it, SEO (as it stood) is dead.
Now, don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that the legitimate practices that are critical to every web site having a successful presence on the web are dead. Items like keyword research, creative copywriting, related linking and others are still VERY relevant. However, the term itself is dead. So, how do people optimize their sites for search engines in order to get the best results?
Enter Content Marketing… yup, there's another term for you. Basically, if you are interested in marketing your business online, you aren't going to be able to escape content marketing. Content Marketing has everything to do with creating and sharing valuable content. You then use that content to attract prospects, convert them into customers, and then again into repeat visitors and buyers of your product or service. Granted, the type of content you share should be closely related to what you sell. That way, you're giving the visitors to your site the information they need so that they begin to know, like, and trust you enough to do business with you.
This is the modern day version of SEO and this is where web designers and content creators have been focusing their efforts with good website deployments. It truly is all about crafting content so compelling that other people read it, love it and get excited about it. What ends up happening is that they begin to want to promote it by linking to it or sharing it, which increases your trust and authority and helps the pages you want to rank well for certain keywords. As you begin to develop more content that appeals to those looking to buy your product, you begin to take your business to a new level… all while building up your page rankings.
There are many ways to tackle this, but too many to go into in this blog post. I'll be saving that for the next time. Until then, tell me what you think. Is SEO dead?
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Re-issue of 2 ultra rare disco & boogie tunes by China Burton & Razzmatazz...Essential!! a Big tip!
Kindred Spirits drop's its first 12" from the new Deep Disco & Boogie series. A collection of rare and in demand disco + boogie winners. Deep Disco & Boogie Vol.1 , is compiled by UK'S #1 disco dealer / digger Zafar Chowdry a.k.a ZAF A.K.A Pussclod.
The A-side features a sought after extended mix of a KILLER and ultra-rare disco track by China Burton, which has possibly one of the most heaviest break-downs around. On the flip you'll find the in demand boogie cut 'Set It Out' by Razzmatazz. All tracks are fully licensed & lovingly remastered from the original studio tapes - get it them while you can! LIMITED RELEASE.


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Have You Been More Mindful of Your Money Recently?
It's clear the economy is on everyone's minds lately — I can't hop in a cab these days without the driver asking me if I think we're headed for another Depression. While there's nothing I can do to predict the fate of our financial system, it makes me feel more in control to protect what I have and try to save more in uncertain times like these.
Foolishly, I've even caught myself checking my bank accounts a bit more often just because it makes me feel better to know my money is safe. On a more productive note, I've also been watching my spending more carefully and putting more consideration in to every purchase. Have recent economic events made you more mindful of your money?


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LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes
Where can I find minikits on The Batcave level?
Please tell me.I have 4 of the 5 and I can't get the last:PLEASE HELP ME
patrik990829 - 5 years ago
Accepted Answer
Someone else already said where to get 2 of them, so I'll just list the other 3.
One is near the beginning, go down the ladder near the water and use Lex Luthor to zap the 4 little floating things in the water.
Another one is far to the right on a bridge, inside a container.
And the last one is near the end, at the top, tangled with vines. You need Poison Ivy to get that one.
Laurileth (FAQ Author) - 5 years ago
Other Answers
The red brick Minikit Detector is found on that level (The Batcave). It costs 250,000. When it is turned on a ghost shadow of a Minikit will be visible where the Minikit is.
ussminneapolis - 5 years ago
If i remember correctly the red brick for Minikit Detector is in the second area where it is a round shaped area and you have to keep going up. Keep at eye out for three silver or white pieces of rock on the walls. Destroy all 3 for the red brick to appear. Also did you get that Minikit thats right where you start in the first area? (You have to destroy the gold rock that is nearby and build the lever and use the Joker (or Batman Electricty Suit after you get a charge) to open the three tubes and the Minikit is in the middle tube)
ussminneapolis - 5 years ago
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This sizzling editorial (two words you can't often use together) in the New York Times lays out the damage Sen. Joe Lieberman has singlehandedly done to health reform. It's the best argument you could find for following the call of my colleague, Jamie Court, to dump the Senate's 60-vote "filibuster rule" that lets industry mouthpieces...
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Mercury Insurance Submits Initiative Signatures To Trick Voters Into Paying Higher Auto Insurance Premiums
CONTACT CONTACT: Naomi Seligman, (310) 392-0522, ext. 318; or Doug Heller, ext. 309
Campaign for Consumer Rights Warns Soldiers, Seniors and other Californians Would Be Penalized For Having a Lapse in Insurance Coverage, Even If They Weren't Driving (News Release by the Campaign for Consumer Rights) Santa Monica, CA — Auto Insurance giant Mercury Insurance is submitting signatures this week to place its deceptive...
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Failure of Drug Importation Amendment in U.S. Senate is Latest Show of Industry's Controlling Hand in Health Reform Debate, According to Consumer Watchdog
CONTACT CONTACT: Jerry Flanagan, (310) 889-4912; or Carmen Balber, (202) 629-3043
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The failure of the U.S. Senate to allow importation of prescription drugs to cut costs, much less the more effective direct bulk purchasing of prescription drugs, is just the latest example of how big industry controls the health reform debate, according to Consumer Watchdog. "The proposed drug amendment by Senator Dorgan...
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Consumers won a big victory over the banks and Wall Street last week when the House passed financial reform legislation that, among other things, created a new top cop to regulate all consumer financial products. But it was a close fight. The consumer regulator survived by a margin of just 15 votes. That's thanks in no small part to the financial...
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Posted by Judy Dugan
When Sen. Joe Lieberman said last week that he might favor a health reform bill that traded away a "public option" for letting people over 55 buy into Medicare, he must not have checked with his bosses first. Now that the insurance industry has come out against it, so has Joe. After all, it's his home state industry and he must do as it...
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Financial Reform Approved Today By U.S. House Contains More Good Than Bad For Consumers, But More Work Needed, Says Consumer Watchdog
CONTACT CONTACT: Carmen Balber, (202) 629-3043
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Consumer Watchdog applauded approval by the U.S. House of Representatives of its financial regulatory overhaul bill, H.R. 4173, including the creation of a strong consumer regulator, but cautioned that more must be done to protect American homes and savings and prevent the big banks and Wall Street from dragging the nation into...
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Oh, this is rich... The Sacramento Bee reports that Arnold collected $250K last year to finance his political reform ballot measure, Prop 11, from Scott Rothstein, the guy who is now being accused of running a massive Ponzi-style investment fraud in Florida. Technically, the money went to the Prop 11 campaign, but Prop 11 was Arnold's pet...
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Both the Democratic and Republican Senate campaign committees are holding big fundraisers -- the Democrats today at Google headquarters and the Republicans on Monday and Tuesday at the Grand Hyatt in Washington, DC. Consumer Watchdog objected to the Democratic event. I am always uncomfortable with the way American politics is financed, awash in...
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Dems Who Voted "No" On Health Reform Received $568K From Health Insurers & $377K From Drug Companies In 2009
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Opponents of Reform Received 15% More In Contributions From Health Industry Than Supporters Washington D.C. -- Democrats who voted against health care reform legislation passed on Saturday by the U.S. House of Representatives received $568,162 in campaign contributions from insurance companies and $377,943 from drug companies in just the first ten...
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Public Policy Should Be Decided In Hearing Room With Sunlight And Transparency, Group Says SANTA MONICA, CA -- Warning that a Democratic Senate Campaign Committee Fundraiser scheduled to be held at Google's headquarters in Mountain View, CA, on Friday created an appearance of a conflict of interest, Consumer Watchdog called on the...


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News Bits: Freed Pussy Riot Member Vows to Keep Fighting + More
— Pussy Riot member Yekaterina Samutsevich has vowed to continue taking part in the band's protests against Russian President Vladimir Putin — despite finally being freed earlier this week after months in prison on charges of hooliganism for a previous anti-Putin event. Thankfully this means we get to continue covering this crucial social justice issue — and we vow to keep using the word "pussy" in headlines every chance we get. [The Guardian]
— Adele is proud of her London roots, but the singer insists she won't be raising her baby in the city, claiming that her fame would make living there like a "goldfish bowl." Instead, she's renovating her palatial seaside retreat in Hove, England, and plans to bring up the child there. [entertainmentwise.com]
— Totally badass Los Angeles punks Fidlar have announced the track listing and posted the cover art of their forthcoming self-titled debut album, which arrives Jan. 22 of next year. As if that's not enough, now they're streaming a track from the album titled 'White on White." [Consequence of Sound]
— Normally, Boys Noize doesn't like to feature tracks with guest artists on his albums, but then Snoop Dogg came barking, and he totally broke code for his latest, 'Out of the Black,' which dropped Tuesday (Oct. 9). "I am so happy 'cause he's one of the guys I grew up [on]," says the German EDM producer, "and I always thought that if I get a chance to work with him, I can quit music." [Spinner]
— Speaking of Snoop, he made a song about Hot Pockets. Between this track and Jim Gaffigan's famous comedy bit, Hot Pockets have gotten mad props from celebs. [Death + Taxes]
— Getting married isn't very rock 'n' roll — unless you bag a hottie on par with these ladies, who heat up Ultimate Classic Rock's list of the Hottest Rock Star Wives. [Ultimate Classic Rock]


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$10 Glass Cupcake Stand - Easy To Make
OKay I was at the $1 store and say these two glasses. I picked them up and headed to walmart. They have glass plates. I got epoxy in the hardware dpt ($1.97). Large plate was $4. The medium plates was on sale for $.97 and the dessert plate was $1. I just used the epoxy to stick it all together. Had some ribbon left over from another project. The ribbon isn't glued on. I want to be able to change the color. It was a quick fix the the baby shower for a much better price.
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If I didn't want to change it I could have filled the center glasses with things like ribbon, rocks, paper or little items. I just wanted to be able to use it several times. :wink:
I did the same thing for cake stands when I needed 15 of them. Wlamart sundae glass 97cents with the $2 clear plate. Unfortunately did not come up with this till I had bought 10 at $10 each. Know better now.
This is a awesome idea!! I would have never thought about it!!
I love this idea. And the idea of filling them with things.Great ideas.


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It figures that the two players on my contingency list were the last two taken before my pick.
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It figures that the two players on my contingency list were the last two taken before my pick.
Scott got Turiaf right before me too.
I guess that means that my 4th & 5th round screw ups were just a short term brain freeze.
At least I knew I had the wrong guys at the top of my list, I just couldn't get it fixed in time.
Oh well, they were both over .9 FPPM last season.
I'm gone from now through Wednesday. Should have wi-fi at the hotel though. I have 2 players on my contingency list. Hopefully that'll get my next selection but if not it seems like it's OK to log on when you're due to pick 2-3 spots ahead and not make enough of a CL to cover your selection so things get held up 8-10 hours. I can meet that standard even in St. Louis.
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LOL, I'm glad YOU said it. I've been filling my entire contingency list (25-30 deep, if needed) after each pick and hadn't quite figured out why so many other don't do the same and keep this things going.
Tell ya what, just for you, if you'll give me your password, I'll log in for you and give you a pick you so richly deserve.
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Hey! What're you kicking me for? You want me to ask? All right, I'll ask! Ma'am, where do the high school girls hang out in this town?
I hope Scola drops a million points on every person who voted "no" to his position change.
Yeah, my top 9 fortunately cover all my minutes at every position and come close to covering an injury for any one player at any position if I set it right.
Ideally in my last 3 picks I would get backups from all positions to cover the "two guys out that paly the same position probem", but at this point I figure minor trades can balance it for me if necessary and I'll line up "best player available" 30 at a time.
In the past when I have left the best player available strategy rule, my drafts have been better. We'll see.
You're all heart Scott - believe I can handle it though.
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Sports.ws says Scola is a FC! I am vindicated!
and the award for most ridiculous delay in the draft goes to ...
He picks one person and leaves the site without realizing that everyone else between his 2 picks had a list. Now we all have to wait another day for him to get back on and realize its been his turn since one second after his last pick.
A simple and understandable mistake...and one I will mention as often as possible throughout the season.
Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. - Winston Churchill
If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to serve as a horrible warning. - Catherine Aird
I just sent him an e-mail & a PM.
However I think your right, he may not be back until tomorrow.
Speaking of Wednesday, I will be gone most of the day... going to the Fairgrounds in the morning & should be there most of the day.
Well hell, I'm a busy guy! I had someone else make my first pick actually, which is why I wasn't there to realize what happened. I came down and it said picked on contigency about 44 times. At least I checked again.
Yes, I got HEAD! (Luther Head of course)
I don't know if it was a wise pick, but at least I can say "I got HEAD!"
It's all good, LG. Just ribbing you a little!
Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. - Winston Churchill
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Well, we think Nintendo does… What's up with 3rd Parties? Max tells you what could be going on & what we can expect at the show.
E3 draws closer by the day, and E3 2001 will be the best show yet for Nintendophiles as it will mark the highly anticipated unveiling of Nintendo's Game Boy Advance and GameCube systems. This will be the third time I've gone to E3, and I simply cannot wait.
However, this glorious occasion has been marked by several reports coming in that the GameCube debut might not be as fantastic as we once hoped. Recently, there have been numerous reports at other websites and even our own that various third-party developers will not be showing GameCube games at the show. Konami, Square (no surprise) and now even Capcom… What's the deal?
There is reason to suspect that Nintendo is simply keeping everyone quiet prior to the show. After all, Nintendo has been tightly enforcing Non-Disclosure Agreements up until now. Why should Nintendo loosen its grip mere weeks before the show just to clue game journalists (and their readers) in about what'll be at the show? Seems somewhat anti-climactic and VERY counter-productive to keeping surprises secret.
This isn't to say we WILL see tons of 3rd party NGC games, especially with Capcom saying it won't be showing X-Box stuff at E3 either. Therefore, Capcom may be genuine, not sneaky, when USA Reps say we won't catch an updated glimpse of Resident Evil: 0.
Which companies will announce what, show what or in what form is still probably known only by a select few. And who knows what will be shown off to anyone better than the companies, many of whom are located in Japan and are probably still working frantically on what they'll be choosing to represent themselves at E3. It's possible US Reps haven't heard about last minute additions?
Will video save the day? At SpaceWorld, Nintendo assured us that GameCube would not be playable, sending everyone into a funk (especially those, like Billy, who were paying to go to Japan to see the darn thing). However, what was seen at SpaceWorld quelled all doubts and made many believers. Many of us are still coasting on the high of seeing GameCube in action for the first time and the lucky ones heading to E3 are shaking with anticipation about getting to play some of the things Nintendo has in store for us. But what's with third-parties planning to miss the big blowout debut?
If these companies aren't suffering from gag-orders or are misleading USA representatives, it's very likely we'll still see many of the games in playable form. Demos, videos or even game announcements are all capable of stirring up attention and E3 will definitely mark the official declaration for many game developers and publishers. Which ones? Well, probably not Square but other than that, I'm pretty excited. Justin Nation started evaluating and tracking all the potential candidates via Developer Profiles over two years ago back at OperationN2000 and his efforts live on in our Companies section. Sure, all the usual suspects are there, but many, even Sega now, stand a good chance of developing for GameCube and will be ready to announce this at E3.
Right now, one can take comfort in knowing that in addition to Nintendo, many second parties will also be showing their stuff at E3, in playable form no less. Also, from what I know (but cannot say) about what we'll see at the show, I'm even less worried about any Nintendophiles going home disappointed, third-party games or not.
Could the worst possible possibility be true? That third-party publishers simply are not making any games for GameCube? Well, probably not. Still, if you're worried, you might find this a good time to sign the Gamers Who Want Games on GameCube petition… But of course, that might just be filtering your hysteria into our fun and that's not very nice.
Overall, despite what's being said now (or isn't) - nothing can truly prepare those heading for E3 or those standing by to see what will happen. We are truly at the eve of Nintendo's debut and the moment this website has been waiting for, ever since its earliest form(s) hit the 'net long ago. It's going to be great!


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Norman M. Garland
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B.S.B.A., Accounting, 1961, and J.D., cum laude, 1964, Northwestern University; LL.M., Trial Advocacy, 1965, and E. Barrett Prettyman Legal Intern Fellow, 1964-65, Georgetown University; Order of the Coif; Member, California and Illinois State and District of Columbia Bars
Phone: (213) 738-6773
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Norman Garland was busy "24/7" as a law student in Chicago - taking classes, serving as an editor of the law review, and making a living as an accountant. Upon graduation, he moved to Washington, D.C., where he tried real cases by day and hypothetical cases by night while earning his LL.M. degree in trial advocacy.
"I love the law. But for me, the practice of it is nothing really as rewarding and challenging as teaching it."
Early in his legal career, as an attorney with the corporate antitrust firm of Howrey & Simon, Professor Garland handled most of the firm's pro bono criminal defense work in addition to civil cases. A few years later, he returned to his alma mater to teach law and serve as assistant dean of admissions. During that time, he also served as general counsel for the Better Government Association (BGA), a local watchdog group, and was often aided by his students in the BGA's undercover investigations of graft and corruption in Chicago government. He admits, "I love the law. But for me, the practice of it is nothing really as rewarding and challenging as teaching it."
Professor Garland was appointed to the Southwestern faculty in 1975. He was named as the Irwin R. Buchalter Professor of Law in 1992, and as the Paul E. Treusch Professor of Law in 2008. Always interested in methods to improve law teaching, Professor Garland was one of the first law professors in the country to incorporate computer and internet-related resources in the classroom. In 1998, he received the first "TWEN Innovation in Teaching Award" from West Group. A year later, his expertise was recognized by the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction which awarded him one of five CALI Fellowships to create computer-based learning materials. He served on the faculty of Emory University School of Law's Trial Advocacy Program for several years, and spent a semester there as a visiting professor of law. Professor Garland has also served as an arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association for over two decades.
Books and Chapters
CRIMINAL EVIDENCE, 7th ed. (McGraw-Hill, 2014)
CRIMINAL LAW FOR THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROFESSIONAL, 3rd ed. (McGraw-Hill, 2011)
CRIMINAL EVIDENCE, 6th ed. (McGraw-Hill, 2010)
CRIMINAL LAW FOR THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROFESSIONAL, 2nd ed. (McGraw-Hill, 2008)
ADVANCED CRIMINAL PROCEDURE IN A NUTSHELL, 2nd ed. (with M. Cammack; West, 2006)
CRIMINAL EVIDENCE, 5th ed. (McGraw-Hill, 2006)
EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE: THE ACCUSED'S CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO INTRODUCE FAVORABLE EVIDENCE, 3rd ed. (with E. Imwinkelried; Lexis Law Publishing, 2004 & Supp. 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013)
CRIMINAL LAW FOR THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROFESSIONAL (Glencoe McGraw-Hill, 2003)
BASIC CRIMINAL LAW FOR THE LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONAL (McGraw-Hill, 2001)
ADVANCED CRIMINAL PROCEDURE IN A NUTSHELL (with M. Cammack; West, 2001)
CRIMINAL EVIDENCE FOR THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, 4th ed. (with G. Stuckey; Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, 2000)
1998 CUMMULATIVE SUPPLEMENT TO EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE: SECOND EDITION (Lexis Law Publishing, 1998)
EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE: THE ACCUSED'S CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO INTRODUCE FAVORABLE EVIDENCE, 2nd ed. (with E.J. Imwinkelried; Michie Law Publishers, 1996; and supplements)
Essay On: Of Judges and Juries Revisited in the Context of Certain Preliminary Fact Questions Determining the Admissibility of Evidence under Federal and California Rules of Evidence, 36 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 853 (2008)
The Unavailability to Corporations of the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination: A Comparative Examination Based on EPA v. Caltex, High Court of Australia, 16 NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LAW 55 (1996)
Prior Consistent Statements as Evidence in the United States and Canada – A Small Part of the Story of How Sex Crimes Cases Continue to Generate Law Reform: Herein a Comparison of Tome v. United States with R. v. Khan, 2 SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL OF LAW AND TRADE IN THE AMERICAS 451 (with R. Schneider; 1995)
Some Thoughts on the Sexual Misconduct Amendments to the Federal Rules of Evidence, 22 FORDHAM URBAN LAW JOURNAL 355 (1995)
An Overview of Relevance and Hearsay: A Nine Step Analytical Guide, 22 SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 1039 (1993)
Counterpunch: HBO's Ray 'Trial' Confuses Entertainment with Reality, LOS ANGELES TIMES F3, col. 1 (February 1993)
Of Judges and Juries: A Proposed Revision of Federal Rule of Evidence 104, 23 U.C. DAVIS LAW REVIEW 77 (with J. Schmitz; 1989)
Law Students Have No Objections to IVD (Interactive Videodisc), 2 CBT DIRECTIONS 22 (September 1989)
Article Series, The World (of the Trial Attorney) According to Garland, SOUTHWESTERN LAW (Fall/Winter 1987 -Summer 1988)
My Summer Vacation: A 'Busman's' Holiday in the Ventura County D.A.'s Office, SOUTHWESTERN LAW (Fall 1986)


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By Monty Campbell
Killeen Daily Herald
The Copperas Cove Bulldawg football team is in the midst of its open week but the casual observer would not be able to tell by watching from their practices.
Head coach Jack Welch and his staff continue to teach and administer new techniques to the players and not relax during the off week.
"There are no off weeks in Texas 5A football," he told his team Monday at the workout, and he added the surprises that occurred in the first half of the season. "The offensive line is starting to come together, the defense has surprised me the most but the think that has surprised me the most is kickoffs."
There have been several kickoff returns that has left Welch puzzled as to how they happened, after putting so much emphasis on special teams.
The Dawgs have yet to be lose a game because of poor special teams play. The Dawgs enter the bye week undefeated at 3-0 and averaging 310 yards of total offense. The newly formed offensive line has started to come around and the results were witnessed in the 419 yards on the ground against Waco University it the win.
On the other side of the ball, the defense is giving up only 190 yards and 11 points per game. Both Donald Buckram and Jerrard Milsap enjoyed 100-yard rushing performance in the win. Buckram rushed for 149 yards on 11 carries and Milsap gained 173 yards on 14 carries.
Cross-Country team continues to better results
The Bulldawg cross-country team continued its start to the season with a fourth place finish in the Shoemaker meet at Dana Peak Park in Harker Heights on Saturday. The boys improved their finish despite having to run 100-meters further this year than last with Chris Dunagan leading his team with a ninth place overall finish.
The boys and girls will travel to Waco on Saturday for the Baylor University Bear Run. The meet is going to be run on a brand new course, which Baylor University uses during its cross country meets, and everyone is excited to see it.
"We are real excited about having the opportunity to go to this meet and the new course," head coach Sue Wagner said. "This will be good for the kids because with over 25 teams in the meet, it will be the biggest they will see before the regional meet."
Lady Dawg volleyball team wins first district match
The Lady Dawg volleyball team battled little adversity this past week as they were humbled in the first match of district play by A&M Consolidated 25-9, 25-9, 25-12 on Friday but bounced back to defeat Temple in five games 25-21, 25-23, 12-25, 19-25, 22-20 on Tuesday.
They managed to accomplish this feat despite losing their senior setter, Sasha Dock, on Monday after she walked off the team. Jennifer Sandifer stepped right in to fill her shoes having only practiced with the varsity squad for two hours in the week before the match.
Player of the Week
Tim Atchison, , safety, football
The returning senior intercepted a University pass on the first possession of the game and raced 39 yards for a touchdown and recovered a fumble in the 55-14 mauling of University.
Statistic of the Week
The number of digs that Lady Dawg volleyball player Chani Wilson collected in Coppers Cove's victory over Temple .
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2,000-year-old remains found in Florida
Published on January 22nd, 2014 | by Admin1
The remains of a 20-30 year old woman have been found by a utility crew working in Florida.
"It's either Tequesta or the member of a people that predates the Tequesta," said Bob Carr of the Archaeological and Historical Conservancy in Davie. "It's unusually well preserved, considering it's been under a highway with thousands and thousands of cars going over it every day."
The woman, about 5 feet tall and about 20 to 30 years old, will now be analyzed by state and local archaeological authorities and then reburied in about a month in a secret location, with Seminole and Miccosukee Indians conducting the ceremony.
Story: Ken Kaye, Sun Sentinel | Photo: Local 10
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Mono_cult Secret Warehouse Party with Julio Bashmore & Floating Points photo gallery
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Julio Bashmore
Floating Points
Matt Long
Brad Mercer
Paul Kaminski
Aire Place Mills
143 Kirkstall Road
(Opposite ITV Studios)
mono_cult - Bonfire night special - Secret warehouse party
First up we would like to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who attended our party at The Faversham. The atmosphere and tunes were wicked all night, with Ben Westbeech, Miguel Campbell, Move-D, Joy Orbison and Pearson Sound knocking out some of the freshest sounds we've heard in a long time! It was a great way for us to kick-start our new season of parties and boy do we have a banger of an event to unleash on you this Bonfire Night! We're confident even Guy Fawkes himself would approve of this bad-boy!
We have always tried to think outside of the box when it comes to our party venues and we are constantly on the look out for the next 'special space' to put on an event. Safe to say we have found just that space for our next party! Located only 5 minutes outside of Leeds city centre, this quirky and eccentric warehouse space has never been used for a party like ours before. The open plan, two floor layout and raw industrial feel makes this venues potential electrifying! Just to keep things exciting we are keeping the venues identify top secret until a couple of days prior to the event. We can tell you that this is a limited 450 capacity ticketed event which we expect to sell out, so get your tickets early to avoid disappointment.
Given that it's bonfire night, we have secured a line up that will ensure the night goes off with the BANG it deserves. First up, we are buzzing to welcome back an old friend who is on fire at the moment-the one and only Julio Bashmore. Since rising to prominence with his huge crossover anthem 'Battle for Middle You' this wise beyond his year's Bristolian producer has gone from strength to strength. Julio's unique bass heavy productions are the sound of the moment and this has led to his tunes being released on labels as diverse as Claude Von Stroke's 'Dirtybird' and Martyn's more experimental 3024 Imprint. Julio's DJ skills are on par with his productions and we were lucky enough to see him steal the show on the Resident Advisor stage at the Hideout Festival in Croatia this summer. Not bad considering Jamie XX and Dixon were the other headliners that night! He rocked it for us back on our 4th Birthday in April and fresh from his huge essential mix for Radio 1 we're sure he's going to take the roof off once more!
Next up is another young and explosive British talent in the form of Sam Shepherd aka Floating Points! As co-founder of the elusive Eglo Records, Floating Points entered the world of production in 2009 with a flurry of releases including Love Me Like This and most notably of all the Vacuum EP which included the already legendary 'Vacuum Boogie' track that went on to be championed by DJs the world over. These releases revealed a style that combines elements of deep house, soul, hip-hop and jazz, all of which can be heard in his signature 'Dubby Disco' sound. Sam is no slouch behind the decks either as his residency at London clubbing institution Plastic People goes to show, where he is renowned for his jacking yet eclectic sets that can include elements of garage, house, classic disco and funk. Quite simply he is one not to be missed!
So, we've got the venue, we've got the DJs now all we need is YOU! This promises to be a ridiculously good party that will help us celebrate Bonfire Night in true explosive fashion. The venue is raw, intimate and has mono_cult written all over it so don't miss out on what promises to be a 5th of November to truly remember!
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- Currently, Corpus Christi drivers are prohibited from using their cell phones while traveling in a school zone unless the driver is using a hands free device.
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- It was announced Tuesday by Chief Simpson that the ordinance will have its first reading next week. A second reading is scheduled for October 8.
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- Chief Simpson has stated that enforcement of the ordinance is planned to begin in November.
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It was bit of a surprise as it was not on expected lines. But as one moves beyond that surprise element, the governor has done a realistic assessment of the situation on the ground giving a signal that lot of things in the economy still require fixing," said Shankar Raman, wholetime director and group CFO, Larsen and Toubro.
RBI governor Raghuram Rajan surprised markets in his maiden policy review by raising repo rate by 25 basis points (bps) to 7.50%, even as he lowered the marginal standing facility (MSF) rates which currently is the effective policy rate by 75 bps to 9.5%.
It is rather disappointing to see Raghuram Rajan continue to follow the policy of the previous governor of increasing repo rates to tame inflation. It did not work earlier and caused slowdown of economic growth. I expected the new governor to think differently and take some measures to reduce interest cost and provide liquidity to restart the growth engine, said Praveen Sood, Group CFO, Hindustan Construction Company.
The companies do not expect RBI announcement to have much impact in easing liquidity in the market or bringing down rates in the commercial paper (CP) market. To add to this, they expect banks to raise their lending rates in response to the tight liquidity conditions.
I do not see any meaningful shift to the CP market as it will remain pricey as the liquidity continues to remain tight, said Shankar Raman, the wholetime director and group CFO, Larsen and Toubro.
Banks have seen a pick up in credit growth over the last month or so, as corporates have moved back to the loan market for their short-term requirement rather than borrowing from the CP market.
The hit to the real estate industry stems from the high borrowing cost for projects with long gestation periods. If not through the monetary policy, the industry needs to be provided immediate relief through other fiscal measures, said Brotin Banerjee, MD and CEO, Tata Housing.


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06/01/2016 Marian from Waretown, NJ Adopted Otto
Adopting Otto was a very pleasant well organized experience. I have adopted
cats in the past this was efficient, extremely well vetted. Otto is a
special needs older kitty with moderate to fairly severe arthritis. Vicky
was very diligent making certain that he would be placed in a home that
would fulfill his needs. He is a very sweet kitty who loves lap sitting
and telling stories. He is very content and happy
03/16/2016 Jess from Hammonton, NJ Adopted Cecil
Fantastic! The adoption process was thorough, as expected, and I felt
very comfortable with adopting through OMC
03/06/2016 Renee from Newark, DE Adopted Moe and Scar
The overall experience was very good. Everyone I talked to was very helpful
in addition to Jenn Ford who did the home visit. I am grateful that I
was allowed to adopt Moe and Scar even though I do not live in New Jersey.
03/05/2016 Gary from Wakefield, MA Adopted Jax
We couldn't be more happier with our Jax! The people at OMC we worked
with were wonderful! Truly an organization that cares about the pets.
09/07/2015 JoAnne o Landing, NJ Adopted Ariel & Leeu now called
My experience was very positive. The adoption process was thorough which
made me feel that omc rescue wanted the best for their fosters. The babies
transitioned easily and we are blessed to have them as a part our our
08/12/2015 Denise from Medford, NJ Adopted Tilly
This was my first experience adopting through Only Maine Coons Rescue
and I cannot speak highly enough about the adoption process and all of
the volunteers. Everyone was extremely professional and helpful and communications
were excellent. Thank you for making this adoption a truly wonderful experience.
07/24/2015 Michelle from Egg Harbor Township, NJ Adopted Sox (formerly
It was really great and seamless. Sox has quickly become part of the
12/20/14 Dennis & Jennifer from Galloway, NJ Adopted Vincent (Now
known as Sawyer)
Yesterday we welcomed Vincent (now known as Sawyer) into our family.
He was such a well adjusted kitty that within hours of arriving he, on
his own, toured his entire home and met his new best friend Becca, our
13 year old Siberian Husky. They sniffed nose to nose calmly and then
Sawyer let out his one and only HISS and now its as if they've known each
other all their lives. Sawyer has no problems touring around the home
on his terms and is already readily following us around. He has had no
problems adjusting to his new litter boxes and has used both on either
ends of the house. He is eating his normal diet of dry food but has not
attempted to eat his wet food. We\'ll keep trying with the wet but he's
eating very well with the dry.
Our first night with him was uneventful. We did see signs that he was
out and about in his home while we were sleeping. He managed to open one
closet door but no mischief discovered.
Sawyer loves to be picked up and petted. We introduced his new brush
and found there are certain areas he\'s not to keen on being brushed.
We'll be working on them...
We cannot thank OMC, Lisa, and Sawyers foster parents Vicky & Brian
enough for our wonderful new addition to our family! Sawyer is very loving
and calm and has obviously been loved and cared for by his fosters beautifully!
Your efforts are readily apparent to all who would meet him. You've done
an outstanding job!
This was our first encounter with OMC Rescue and it was a great experience!
Thank all who are involved with OMC and the work they do!!
Dennis, Jennifer, Becca, and Sawyer :)
12/20/14 Michelle from Savage, MD Adopted Christopher
Great! The interviews were very in-depth. The process was easy. We love
our big guy and are so glad he\'s part of our family.
12/07/2014 Sheila from West Orange, NJ Adopted Zoe (formerly known
as Bree)
The process took much longer than expected. It took 2 weeks to be contacted
after my initial application submission. The entire process took more
than 4 weeks.
Everyone I spoke with was very nice and I could see were genuinely concerned
for the welfare of the cats.
11/ 08/2014: Don from McKeesport, PA Adopted Boo
Application process was very thorough but obviously works because we
were paired with our perfect boy.
07/2014: Wendy from Newton, NJ Adopted Eva
Everyone was very helpful and professional. All involved were so concerned
about making sure that the adopter would be able to provide a caring and
loving home for the cat. Chris was very accommodating to let us come to
her home to meet Eva and allowed us to spend enough time there so we could
observe her long enough to make a decision.
03/2014: The Carpenter Family from Philadelphia. PA adopted Hope and
OMC really cares about their cats and it shows.
02/12/2014: Judy from Berwick, PA, Adopted Daphne and Teddy(formerly
Diego) in July 2013
The whole process of adopting our two kittens was done in a timely and
professional manner. Also, I could tell that Chris and Lisa really cared
about finding the best home for the kittens.
02/04/2014: Colleen from Bordentown, NJ, Adopted Mercy (now Perci)
on 02/01/2014
My experience was great! This is a very organized rescue and I always
had all my questions answered quickly and thoroughly.
01/02/14: Alex & Lisa from Rutherford, NJ, Adopted Shyann aka
Leah (now Liam) 02/27/2013
OMC Rescue is certainly the place to go to adopt your next furry friend.
We were impressed with the specialized care provided by the foster caregivers
and the personalized touch given each applicant. OMC certainly goes to
great lengths to ensure that each adoptee is placed in a suitable. loving
and nurturing environment both before and after adoption which we believe
makes for a positive transition. The level of medical attention given
prior to adoption is impeccable and their follow-up after adoption, most
helpful & appreciated. We thank OMC everyday for bringing us together
and for enabling us to open our home & hearts for Leah, now in her
"fur-ever" home.
9/13/13: Frances and Kenneth from Ewing, NJ, Adopted Bubba and Morris.
Excellent experience from start to finish. We feel very fortunate
that we found an organization like OMC that brought us together with our
two new beautiful family members, Bubba and Morris.
We know Bubba and Morris are very happy in their new home. I would like
to add that both cats came from a very loving foster home, they were very
well socialized, which made their transition very easy. Keep up the good
work that you do and thank you.
07/00/2013: Marcia From Binghamton, NY, Adopted Dani (now Najla)
You all rock! What a wonderful experience and what a wonderful cat!
07/28/2013: Aleksey from Brooklyn, NY, adopted Queen and Quynn
It was great experience, OMC knows their stuff and loves cats and they
are doing excellent work rescuing and providing them with the new home;
cats are trained and very well prepared for adoption.
04/19/2013: Mary from Little Egg Harbor, NJ adopted Ivan now known
as Rory Ivan Elvis
I am in week two of loving Ivan to pieces and have the wonderful people
at OMC! Rescue to thank for this precious bundle of love! He is sooo very
special with his unique purrsonality; he's a talker, & I just luv
that aspect of his kitty self! (one of many!) I am so grateful to his
foster mom for the great care she gave him while recovering from his neck
booboo, and for her incredible devotion to the Rescue, the 'babies' and
parent(s) to be. I would recommend the Rescue to anyone who is a Maine
Coon/mix cat lover in need of a new companion, as they are clearly so
devout to the Rescue & the kitties, and finding the right parent(s).
What they do is so self-less, it is incredible. Kitty bursts of luv to
Vicky and everyone at the Rescue for all that you do for the cats and
for us all. xo Thank you! xo
04/06/2013: Mary from Little Egg Harbor, NJ adopted Marabella now
known as Maggie
This was my first time going through a Rescue group to adopt and the
experience was great! Vicky and Lisa were amazing. Their devotion, caring,
knowledge and kindness were above and beyond what I expected. It was so
heartwarming to see such love for these beautiful babies (that ultimately
were going to other homes; what big hearts the foster parents have!) it
warmed my heart a hundred times over. Thank goodness for Vicky and Lisa
& all the folks at OMC! Rescue ... I can't thank you all enough for
filling my heart once again with hope and love, disguised as two furry,
sweet doll-babies! :) I love being their mom! Thank you, everyone! Bella
and Ivan have a happy, loving home and I have the empty space in my heart
filled with two sweet babies I absolutely adore!! :))
02/28/2013: Jules from West Grove, PA adopted Milo now known as Charlie
All was as discussed, good experience!
02/13/2013: Terri from Morristown, New Jersey adopted Riker and Troi
My Husband and I had just lost our 17 year old Maine coon named Annie
and we were heart broken! When we found Chris and met Riker (a Bengal
Male) and Troi (a Maine Coon Female) we fell in love and they have brought
such joy to our home! They not only play and entertain each other, but
Troi loves to lay on your chest, snuggle your neck and attack your toes!
Riker loves to chase the laser light, perch on the top of the refrigerator
and nuzzle your face and your nose. They have mended our broken hearts.
Thank you for rescuing them for us!
02/07/2013: Denise from Galloway, New Jersey adopted Missy now known
as Ginger
Very good, was well informed of cats' history and provided with food
that she is till enjoying.
02/07/2013: Suzanne from Ventnor, New Jersey adopted Queen Josephine
now known as HoneyBun
A very well run organization that really cares about these lovely cats.
I was impressed of how they are fostered and the excellent screening procedure
that is implemented.I am over-the moon about my new girl. She had no adjustment
time whatsoever and 1 hour after arriving at my home she was sitting on
the couch with me while I watched the "Big Bang Theory". My
baby is well socialized and very, very intelligent......... with tendencies
to act like a dog. She greets everyone at the door and lets them feel
welcome in our home. I hope others can find the purrfect pet from OMC
Rescue as I did. I will be forever grateful for the caring, concern and
truthfulness that was apart of this experience. May you all find the little
angel out there that is waiting for you. I believe that I was able to
save a life..... and in the long-run I\'d like to think that my "HoneyBun"
has saved mine. She is an absolute treasure. Thanx, again OMC for this
wonderful gift. Sincerely, Suzanne Sampson
01/22/2013: Diane from East Brunswick, New Jersey adopted Rowan now
known as Gandalf the Cream.
Fun and supportive. Good information was given on alternative cats. I
think I have the right one.
12/22/2012: Katerina from Perth Amboy, New Jersey adopted Holly.
Working with Vicky was such a great experience. She was patient and so
helpful with all my questions and concerns through out the adoption process.
The cats are well cared for in her foster home, it was so nice to see
them in a loving environment. Holly is a beautiful cat she was 4 months
old when we adopted her. She's getting along great with our 8 yr. old
male cat. I would use this rescue group again, they do a through back
ground check to make sure the cats get into good homes. Thank you for
helping us find the perfect little sister for our older cat.
12/16/2012: HK from Newtown, New Jersey adopted George & Grace
It could not have been better. We were very happy that the organization
is so protective of the cats, and the two we adopted are very loving and
active. They were already using a scratching post when we got them, which
was a relief.
12/15/2012: Ginny from Rio Grande, New Jersey adopted Tinsel.
It was great!!! And she is so sweet.
12/08/12: Lisa from Brooklyn, New York adopted Jude now known as Louie
It could not have been better. We were very happy that the organization
is so protective of the cats, and the two we adopted are very loving and
active. They were already using a scratching post when we got them, which
was a relief.
11/24/2012: Janyce from Bloomfield, New Jersey adopted Rocky.
Very impressed with the adoption process. I volunteer at two cat shelters
and feel OMC does an exemplary job of prescreening and follow up. UPDATE:
He has gained weight due to multiple daily feedings. Has had dental surgery
with 6 tooth extractions. Without the original care given by OMC, this
would not be a happy tail. He fits in well in the household and even thinks
he is the boss. But my most disabled cat, Wobbles, still rules the roost.
We changed his name from Rocky to Henry as it seemed a more dignified
name for the cat who is regaining all his splendor and dignity.
10/27/2012: Ivana & Tony from Astoria, New York adopted Ozzy now
known as Max.
Thank you OMC! Thank you for giving us this amazing opportunity to share
our life with this amazing creature name Ozzy! From the first moment we
contacted OMC, it was smooth sailing with plenty of communication and
instructions on what needs to be done, what the next step is and what
to expect. We totally support their aim to find purrfect homes
for these incredible cats. I am not the first time cat owner, but definitely
first time Maine Coon owner and our foster parent was every step with
us giving us advice and assurances. We were so nervous thinking what the
news are going to be, but once we heard we have Ozzy, we did not wait
a minute to go and get him into our lives. Thank you Vicky and thank you
Chris! Thank you for enriching our lives with this purrfect
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Points to a function that notifies the host when an overlapped (that is, asynchronous) I/O to a device has completed.
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Facebook Messenger Adds Video Calls
Facebook's relentless push to make Messenger happen is still happening, and you can now make video calls over data and Wifi with with Facebook's messaging app.
Facebook's relentless push to make Messenger happen is still happening, and you can now make video calls over data and Wifi with with Facebook's messaging app.
Brace yourself Google Voice fanboys, your treasured service is probably not long for this world. But don't you worry; the sooner it's dead the better we'll all be.
Facebook's new messaging service is about to turn into Facebook's new voice service. Today at Mobile World Congress, WhatsApp announced it's branching out into phone calls.
We already knew that the FCC had plans to rewrite the technology that supports the nation's ageing landline phone network, and now its decided to start beta testing new infrastructure to ensure it can deliver.
Tom Wheeler, the newly crowned chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, has ambitious plans. He's already on a crusade to get carriers to allow cellphone unlocking, and now he plans to rewrite the technology that supports the nation's ageing landline phone network.
Skype for Android has had an overhaul, so now the video quality's actually, y'know, good. Oh, and the UI is massively improved, too.
In the past several weeks, EFF has received many requests for advice about privacy tools that provide technological shields against mass surveillance. We've been interested for many years in software tools that help people protect their own privacy; we've defended your right to develop and use cryptographic software,…
Most people think of Skype as a secure means of communication, with messages kindly delivered using end-to-end encryption. But a new report by Ars Technica suggests that's far from the case—and Microsoft is often dipping into your communications.
Microsoft has finally decided to roll out web-based Skype calling. Over the coming weeks, users will be able to make Skype video and voice calls from within Outlook.com on their browsers.
Canadian Android users can now make VoiP calls via the Facebook Messenger app. No word, sadly, on when it'll head south.
TechCrunch is reporting that Facebook is teaming up with carriers to provide a "social calling" service. Initially striking up a deal with French carrier Orange, it seems the service will allow friends to make voice calls without knowing each other's numbers.
Since launch, Skype has been regarded as secure and private, with its strong encryption and complex peer-to-peer network connections making calls almost impossible to intercept. Since Microsoft bought it out, though, things have been changing—and the Slate suggests your privacy may not be what it once was.
Talmon Marco, founder of the VoIP app Viber, was met at La Guardia airport this evening by a waiting posse of port authority cops. What did he do? Well, it's not quite as outrageous as Alec Baldwin getting in trouble for playing Words With Friends, but it's still a bit ridiculous.
Good news, WinPho lovers: you can now use Skype on your handset. The software's currently in beta testing, but the official release is due April.
GigaOm is reporting that Republic Wireless, a new hybrid VoIP/carrier, is planning on introducing a $19 unlimited data, voice and text plan on November 8th. $19! How is this possible? How does it work? Where do I sign up?
Remember when T-Mobile launched Bobsled back in April, which enabled free VoIP calls between Facebook users? I didn't either, but now that it's added mobile apps, browser apps, and the capability to call regular phone numbers, it's way more memorable.
Vonage Extensions is a great little app for Vonage users: It gives you unlimited international calling from your Android phone (if your Vonage plan has unlimited calling, that is). So anywhere you go, you get the same deal as you get for Vonage at home. [Android Market via Phandroid]
If anyone deserves free phone calls to their loved ones, it's the men and women that serve our country. Google has announced that U.S. service personnel with a valid US Military (.mil) email address can now place free Gmail voice calls to the United States from within Gmail.
A model airplane hobbyist and an Air Force vet decided to put their combined skills to use by creating a spy drone. But it's not just any spy drone—it's designed to record private phone conversations. Great.


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Can I Have a Limelight Facial Performed After Artefill Injections?
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College Basketball: Why You Shouldn't Lose Track of Teams With Early LossesJanuary 24, 2011
Ask anyone what the difference is between college football and basketball, and many will tell you a loss in football all but kills championship hopes.
The hoops season being much longer and ending in a tournament helps prevent a loss or ruining a good team's chances.
It is funny, though, how quickly a team can fall off the radar when it suffers a few setbacks even early in the season.
Duke was the preseason No. 1 team in every poll and stayed there until a loss two weeks ago ended its 25-game win streak, which dated back to last season.
Even before that, the Blue Devils were shaky as they tried to adapt to life without star freshman point guard Kyrie Irving, who was lost to injury in early January.
In the next set of polls after Duke's loss, they dropped to No. 5 and No. 4 respectively in the ESPN/USA Today and AP polls. That was to be expected, but the talk about the Blue Devils from analysts and fans alike seemed to center around how the Blue Devils were so vulnerable and how they just didn't seem to be as good.
Some scarcely mentioned them in the talk about who could win the championship. Of course any dialogue about who is going to win the NCAA Tournament in and of itself is a bit premature, especially in January.
A similar thing is bound to happen to the Syracuse Orange, who have dropped their last two games, both against highly ranked opponents.
Prior to the losses, Syracuse was as hot as any team in the country and making a strong case to be in the discussion as the team to beat. Now with two straight losses, it is likely they may even drop out of the Top 10 and the discussion of elite teams.
It is only fair to reassess a team after a loss or two, but to drop them completely is short-sighted and ignoring the fact that the college basketball season is a long one.
And aside from being the No. 16 or No. 15 seeds, there isn't a team in the NCAA Tournament that doesn't have a shot to win it all, even if it is a small chance.
Granted, there are again only a handful of teams that are probably in real contention, but it is hard to justify eliminating a team, especially one as good as Duke or Syracuse, after a loss or two.
Pitt was forgotten about for a bit after it lost its first game early in the season, but now the Panthers are playing as well as any team in the country.
Should they lose, does that mean with two losses they are eliminated from the discussions?
Another case in point is Michigan State from last season. After they were written off, much like is being done now, Tom Izzo still found a way to get them into the Final Four again.
So while no one is likely to just forget about teams like Duke and Syracuse, treating them as an afterthought because of a loss or two in January isn't a wise thing to do. Because come March, any of a handful of teams could win it all, and you better believe Duke and Syracuse are still in that handful.


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battery issue?
Hello guys
I might need to replace the battery of this netbook, however, I have no idea.
happens that I closed the lid of my netbook (asus 1005ha) and it did not went to sleep.... i put it on a hurry inside the bag and of course, as it is on a closed container, it cranked the fan and battery got drained. (happened a couple of time... from time to time I'm always in a hurry)
anyways, out of the sudden, kde battery monitor said something like battery capacity is 4x%, which means battery need to be replaced etc.
i put 4x because sometimes it says 49%, sometimes it says 45...
Netbook was bought on april 2010 and battery still charges but does not last as before.
Please advice.
put up with a shorter battery life or buy a battery. You may even be able to find extra capacity ones for your box. I did on ebay, but I had to wait.
There are 3 major things that can shorten a li-ion battery's life, age, deep discharge and heat. Seems like you have done all 3 to one battery. Of course, overcharge is a really big problem, but there is protection in place for that.
you could always try and rebuild the battery, take it apart and see what batteries are inside it order them online and coonect them up but you will need a soldering iron.
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The nation – only accepted as a member by FIFA in 1998 " reached their first major tournament thanks to Ashraf Al Fawaghra's stunning free-kick just before the hour mark in the Maldives.
Palestine are the 16th and final country to reach the Asian Cup and will join reigning champions Japan, Jordan and Iraq in Group D at the tournament, hosted by Australia.
The eventual victors controlled the match and deserved their success, with Khader Abuhammad going close in the early stages.
A rare Philippines chance saw Phil Younghusband fire over with only goalkeeper Ramzi Saleh to beat.
Palestine defender Haytham Theeb headed against the post nine minutes into the second half but his side did not have to wait much longer for the game's only goal.
Al Fawaghra provided it, curling a 25-yard free-kick into the top corner, and Palestine refused to sit on their lead as they went in search of a second.
One goal was enough, though, as Palestine's fifth clean sheet of the tournament sealed their spot at the Asian Cup.
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