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This is a documentary film about a group of Chinese kids who spend most of their time in Ba Kindergarten, a preschool in Beijing. In this magical kingdom of children, a series of stories unfold. Sweet love sparkles between a 4-year-old girl and a five-year-old boy; a strong bullyboy, though tall, handsome, and charismatic, is a headache troublemaker and has to learns how to make friends with other children; a mysterious "thief" is discovered to be a two-years-old boy, whose strong curiosity has driven him to secretly "steal" many things into play. Underneath these cute, innocent stories is a rare glance at China's preschool education.
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I want to use my compound paths, with styles, fills and strokes applied to "draw inside", but that command is greyed out when I select them.
However, if I "cheat" and instead use the compound paths as clipping masks first, I accomplish something which looks exactly the same way in the layer palette as when I do manage to "draw inside" an object.
The trouble is that all my styles, fills and strokes get killed using that workaround, and I have to reapply them.
Am I missing a step somewhere, or doing this in the wrong order?
Any advice will be appreciated.
Also, any word on why "draw inside" is disabled for compound paths?
PS. Another problem using my poor workaround is that when the compound path becomes invisible, I can't find a way to drag appearances to it or apply swatches, even when I select it in the layer palette. I have to redo all styles, gradients, etc. manually, which is not efficient, nor desirable, at all.
Could you post a screenshot of what you have. I just tried to draw inside a compound path with effects, fills, strokes and a width profile. It was no problem to do it. Only the drop shadow behaved a little strangely.
What you could do (if nothing else works) is create a graphic style and re-apply it afterwards. You'll have to select the clipping path with the direct-selection tool.
the draw inside only works on a single object. If you have created a "compound path" with objects not touching each other (for one eg) using pathfinder unite, then you have actually created a group with objects that have united and others that... well... didnt...
to avoid that, you must select the shapes and option click unite, then click expand to create a true compound path. Then Draw inside will be enabled.
Like Monika, I'm having no trouble drawing inside a compound path. Actually I don't know why one would have trouble with this. A compound path may be used as a clipping mask. Draw Inside is merely an alternative way to create a clipping mask. The result in both cases is identical.
But Monika, you mention your stroke width profile is preserved when you draw inside. I can't get stroke width profiles to work on a clipping mask… that's any clipping mask… one made with a simple path, compound path, or compound shape, one made with Object>Clipping Path>Make or Draw Inside. In all of these cases, the stroke panel displays the profile I've assigned but the stroke of the clipping mask on the artboard displays as a uniform weight equaling the maximum width of the profile.
What am I doing wrong?
Doug, you're right, it disappears. Sorry, I didn't mention that.
u doing nothing wrong... you cant even align the stroke on a clipping path to the inside or outside.
So, if I understand this correctly, two people replying here can draw inside compound paths, and two people can't. Is this a design premium feature, or why does there seem to be a difference?
Also, another user seem to indicate that even if I do manage to draw inside my compound path, I will never be able to align my stroke on that object, which is a showstopper for me.
Does this mean that the feature is broken, and that there currently is no answer to my question?
EDIT: I just tested in a new document to combine two freehand shapes into clipping masks, and then attempting to align a stroke to its outside, and it disappeared. Bug confirmed. Crap.
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So, if I understand this correctly, two people replying here can draw inside compound paths, and two people can't. Is this a design premium feature, or why does there seem to be a difference?
Has nothing to do with Design Premium.
Maybe you'd like to show us your art. There might be other ways to achieve what you need to do.
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eobet wrote:
So, if I understand this correctly, two people replying here can draw inside compound paths, and two people can't. Is this a design premium feature, or why does there seem to be a difference?
Has nothing to do with Design Premium.
Maybe you'd like to show us your art. There might be other ways to achieve what you need to do.
Well my problem is that I can't do either of these:
Now, the stroke aligned to the outside, I apparently can never get around unless I choose to outline the path on that stroke, which means I loose flexibility (or add steps to my workflow).
And drawing on the inside... I guess I could make a clipping mask manually, but then I loose that really nice gradient I spent a lot of time to position just right... (either way, more steps in my workflow).
Actually, the whole point of my question is completely lost if I have to outline any path, because the reason I want to work with compound shapes and clipping masks at all, is that I want to easily be able to move one of the sub-shapes which creates the final outline, without having to redo neither the gradient fill or stroke.
And yeah, thinking again, my workflow is completely wrecked either way, since compound paths don't allow aligned strokes.
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Well my problem is that I can't do either of these:
understood so far. You already mentioned that.
What I wanted to know is what you wanted to draw inside of what. Very often people ignore other options to build things. Maybe this applies to your image as well. But that depends on what exactly you want to have inside. I assume, that cloud isn't the actual drawing?
Look at your Appearance palette. That's a Compound Shape, not a Compound Path. (Not the same thing.)
Also: After you have used Draw Inside, then switched back to Draw Normal Mode, then simply select the object you had Drawn Inside, the Draw Inside Mode selection is no longer available. Again, look at your Appearance palette. What's selected is a Group, not a Path or a Compound Path.
To resume Draw Inside on an object you have already Drawn Inside, directSelect (white pointer) the Clipping Path (or one of its subpaths if it is a Compound Path). Then you will have a Path selected and Draw Inside will be available.
Also: If you have used Draw Inside on one object in your document, you have to leave Draw Inside mode in order to re-enter it using another object.
...compound paths don't allow aligned strokes.
You can align strokes inside/outside on Compound Paths; not on Clipping Paths.


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It's no secret that Bentley dislikes the legislation, formally known as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. He voiced his opposition while running for governor in 2010. He applauded Alabama joining a lawsuit intended to derail the law in the courts. He has regularly decried it as "the single worst piece of legislation to come out of Congress."
Yet, Bentley's declaration Friday at the annual meeting of the Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama was stunning in its brazen disregard for all that has transpired in the past three years. Obamacare, in the governor's estimation, will "destroy" the practice of medicine. Because he is a physician, Dr. Bentley said, his opposition is "personal."
Bentley is not alone. Plenty of Americans view Obamacare as a sort of creeping socialism, complete with death panels and gross inefficiencies that will lead the nation to ruin. Much the same was said of Medicare 50 years ago, but we'll get to that in a minute. The vast majority of Obamacare's sworn enemies are not the governor of a state where an estimated 14.6 percent of its residents lack health insurance.
Also amid this opposition is a camp we might label "resigned to reform." They — doctors, hospital administrators, politicians, patients — might not like Obamacare, but they have decided to make the best of something that's not going away.
Two developments over the past eight months have secured Obamacare's future. The first — on June 28, 2012 — came when the Supreme Court ruled the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act constitutional by a 5-4 vote. The second arrived in early November when Obama was elected to a second term. Those two events secured the future of Obamacare, a nickname intended as a slur by opponents of the program. Now, though, the chances are very good that "Obamacare" will become a badge of honor for original supporters and a landmark achievement of the nation's 44th president.
Decry if you like. Slander it if it makes you feel better. But realize that a system positioning the United States closer to the rest of the developed world and those nations' universal health care is here to stay. Obamacare will surely need minor adjustments along the way, just like any other big legislation that comes out of Washington. However, seeking outright repeal is a dead end.
Well, not according to everybody. Gov. Bentley has refused to set up an insurance exchange, and in the process turned down tens of millions of dollars the federal government would provide to set it up. Last Friday, he repeated his call for solidarity, for Republican governors to resist cooperating with the feds on Obamacare. Of course, that sort of unity in the Supreme Court case yielded nothing but money wasted on legal fees.
History provides a handy lesson. Dr. Atul Gwande, in an April 2010 edition of the New Yorker, wrote, "On July 30, 1965, President Lyndon Johnson signed Medicare into law. In public memory, what ensued was the smooth establishment of a popular program, but in fact Medicare faced a year of nearly crippling rearguard attacks."
Many doctors were displeased by the law and promised to boycott Medicare. Southern hospitals vowed to disobey the anti-segregation provisions of the 1965 law. To the shame of our state, "Alabama's Governor George Wallace was among those who encouraged resistance," Gawande writes.
Such resistance looks both silly and futile at this point, not to mention mean-spirited and intolerant. Almost 1-in-5 Alabamians depend on Medicare, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. No politician, not even George Wallace, would dare attempt to repeal Medicare today.
Gov. Bentley stands at a critical point. He can continue in his role as Robert the Nullifier, fighting to the bitter end against Obamacare. Or, he can find ways to work with Obamacare to provide health insurance for the estimated 700,000 Alabama residents without it.


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This is the Penang chapter from Lonely Planet's Kuala Lumpur, Melaka & Penang guidebook.
'Pearl of the Orient' - trishaws, ornate temples and gold-embroidered saris displayed in shop windows next to mosques sending a call to the midday prayer - whatever Penang's nickname conjures chances are that Penang is that reality. Add slick cafes, shopping malls, jungles and white beaches and you'll have an even sharper image.
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Apple led in fourth-quarter tablet shipments, while Microsoft didn't even make the top-five list with its new Surface RT product, according to data compiled by IDC and announced today.
Microsoft entered the market as a new competitor in the tablet field during the fourth quarter of 2012, releasing its Surface RT devices to the general public on Oct. 26, 2012. In addition, some new Windows 8 machines built by Microsoft's OEM partners were released at that time. Still, IDC found that less than 900,000 Surface RT units were delivered into distribution channels during the fourth quarter.
"There is no question that Microsoft is in this tablet race to compete for the long haul," said Ryan Reith, program manager for Mobile Device Trackers at IDC, in a released statement. "However, devices based upon its new Windows 8 and Windows RT operating systems failed to gain much ground during their launch quarter, and reaction to the company's Surface with Windows RT tablet was muted at best."
Reith suggested that the prices of Windows 8 and Windows RT devices need to be lower to increase the sales volume, and that devices with smaller screens need to be built. Surface Windows RT pricing currently starts at $499, but it costs an extra $120 or $130 to add a Touch Cover or Type Cover.
Apple was the clear leader in the fourth quarter, shipping 22.9 million tablets, followed by Samsung with 7.9 million (Android plus Windows 8 tablets), Amazon.com with 6.0 million, Asus with 3.1 million (Android, Windows 8 and Windows RT tablets) and Barnes & Noble with 1.0 million units, according to IDC's Table Tracker report (see chart).
Meanwhile, PC shipments decreased during the fourth quarter, marking the first such a decline in five years, according to IDC. Other analysts foresee a flat market for PCs for this year and the next. Gartner reported that PC shipments were down five percent in the fourth quarter at 90.3 million units worldwide.
Microsoft faced slow consumer sales after its Windows 8 launch, and its retail distribution of Surface devices initially was limited to Microsoft Stores and a few retailers, with expansion to other outlets planned for January. The company now claims to have sold more than 60 million Windows 8 licenses. Early on, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer had predicted that the company would see 500 million Windows 8 users by the end of 2013.
Meanwhile, Microsoft is set to begin selling its new Surface Windows 8 Pro tablets on Saturday, February 9. The Surface Pro is the Windows 8-based x86 hardware version of Microsoft's tablet, which has PC-like computing power and the capability to run older software compatible with Windows 7.
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If I could buy a Surface I would ... In business you want seamless integration between desktop and mobile environments and Apple iPads really don't provide that. Microsoft simply needs to ramp up the supply chain to sell the product. Bring it on !!!!!!!
I really like Windows 8 on the PC but I am just not sure the Surface tablet will take off in the face of iPad's lead and the intense competition from the Android ecosystem.
I'm not terribly impressed with this assessment. As usual, OEMs drug their feet during the 2012 holiday season, leaving Microsoft with only a few weeks, and only a handful of Windows 8 and Windows RT devices to sell. Let's wait until mid 2013 to make any judgments about the over success of Windows 8 and the Surface tablet.
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SECRET talks in a Brisbane airport hangar between billionaires Nathan Tinkler and Frank Lowy secured the Newcastle Jets' survival.
In a stunning backflip, Tinkler's Hunter Sports Group (HSG) said yesterday it would continue to fund and operate the Jets in the A-League for the next eight years.
Newcastle's football flagship had been in limbo since HSG said three weeks ago it intended to relinquish the Jets' A-League licence, citing irreconcilable differences with Football Federation Australia (FFA), two years into a 10-year participation agreement.
HSG reaffirmed its stance 11 days ago, despite threats of a lawsuit from the FFA.
FFA had begun investigating alternative ownership options, including a community-based model involving Lake Macquarie businessman Andrew Poole and a supporters' trust.
HSG chief executive Troy Palmer and FFA counterpart Ben Buckley had been unable to broker a compromise.
In a last-ditch effort to resolve the dispute, FFA chairman Lowy flew to Brisbane in his private jet on Sunday to meet Mr Tinkler.
It was the first time two of Australia's wealthiest and most powerful men had talked since Mr Tinkler's shock announcement. Mr Palmer and Mr Buckley were understood to have been present.
''Frank Lowy flew to Brisbane to meet with me face to face and I took that as a sign of goodwill," Mr Tinkler said.
''We now have a way forward and I remain committed to ensuring the Newcastle Jets is one of the most successful clubs in the A-League.''
At the heart of the dispute was a $3.5million acquisition fee Mr Tinkler was charged when he took over the licence from the financially embattled Con Constantine in September 2010.
The coal baron also had major concerns over the financial viability of the league and the lack of input from club owners in how it was run.
Details of the peace deal remain confidential, but Mr Lowy said FFA had ''made some concessions in good faith in order to resolve the matters''.
"Today, my confidence is renewed over Nathan's personal drive to make the Jets and the A-League successful,'' he said.
''We agreed on a way forward that addresses the issues HSG have raised and we are now going to get on with developing the game together in a key region for football.
"With more than 10,000 Jets members and an average crowd this season over 12,000 HSG has demonstrated its ability to engage with the community and to run a successful team and club.''
The news on HSG's change of heart was met with widespread relief by Jets players, coaching and support staff and fans alike.
Chief executive Robbie Middleby will address the players this morning.
''It has been a difficult time for players, staff and especially the fans,'' Middleby said. ''We have a football team. That is the most important thing.''
Earlier, Middleby said: ''With all the confusion surrounding the situation, it was difficult to clearly understand what this meant for the future of the Newcastle Jets. Be assured, during this time our commitment to football and the region has never wavered.
''This outcome quite simply would not have been possible without Nathan Tinkler's generosity, the total commitment of HSG's CEO Troy Palmer or the passion and enthusiasm shown by our members towards the Newcastle Jets.''
Coach Gary van Egmond said he would prepare for next season.
''We had already planned the pre-season and had a lot of things in place,'' van Egmond said. ''We were just waiting for the green light. That has come through now and it is all systems go.
''I'm over the moon HSG have retained ownership. Realistically it is the only model that would be successful in Newcastle. It will give sustainability and longevity to football in this area.
''The A-League is the glamour side. There are also a number of programs involving junior development we are looking to roll out.
''It is all about making sure kids in this area have every opportunity to reach the highest level and have pathways to the Jets.''
The Jets have filled 15 places on a 23-man roster for next season. They start pre-season training on May 21.
The Herald understands a settlement has also been reached with former marquee player Jason Culina, whose contract will be nullified.
The players union, Professional Footballers Australia, has been working hard behind the scenes on behalf of the players and were delighted by the outcome.
''The past few weeks have been challenging, but the players feel strongly that the HSG brought a new level of professionalism to the club, a new level of community engagement, evidenced by 10,000 members and average crowds of 12,000 and they enjoy playing in that environment and wanted that to continue,'' PFA chief executive Brendan Schwab said.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A suspect was arrested after police said he threatened a nightclub security guard with a fake hand grenade.
The suspect, Khari Whitehead, was at a club in Davidson County late Thursday night when witnesses said he started acting outrageously.
Whitehead reportedly tried to kiss a security guard without consent and was asked to leave. It was then that police said Whitehead pulled out a hand grenade.
Officials said Whitehead threatened to use the grenade on the guard before putting it in his pocket and running off.
Police officers were able to track him down and pulled him over. Whitehead told them he was walking up to people and filming their reactions for a political statement.
They found the hand grenade in his pants pocket. Officials said the grenade was not functional so it could not have exploded.
Whitehead was arrested and booked into the Criminal Justice Center. He was charged with aggravated assault and perpetrating a prohibited hoax.


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Seventy-three groups, from AARP North Carolina to YWCA Central Carolinas, sent a note to Gov. Pat McCrory asking him to expand Medicaid as allowed under the federal health care law.
About 500,000 people would be added to the Medicaid rolls, with the federal government paying all the costs for almost all the new people for the first three years. About 1.5 million North Carolinians are enrolled in Medicaid now, with the state and federal governments sharing the costs.
Lots of health associations among the letter's endorsers, including the American Heart Association and the American Diabetes Association.
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- MD - 1971, Baghdad Medical College, Baghdad, Iraq
- PhD - 1978, Edinburgh University, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Research InterestsDr. Kanbour-Shakir's interest is studying the pathogenesis, oncogenesis, host interaction, molecular biology and immunogenetics of ovarian, endometrial and breast cancer and disease. Current angiogenesis and kinases, and genetic instability in breast disease and cancer, ovarian epithelial tumors, endometrial tumors and cancer cytopathology.
- Anatomic & Clinical Pathology (AP/CP), American Board of Pathology, 1988
- Cytopathology added Qualification (CyP), American Board of Pathology, 1992
SpecialtiesBreast Pathology, Gynecological Pathology and Cytopathology
Awards and Honors
- Teaching recognition from Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, University Gynecologic Oncology Group, Outstanding teaching performance for Sophomore Pathology Course, University of Pittsburgh
- Research award from Pathology Education and Research Foundation, University of Pittsburgh
- Overseas Scholarship "United Kingdom"
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- Axtell AE, Kelley JL, Fader AN, Gupta D, Schwartz B, Comerci JT, Gallion HH and Kanbour-Shakir A: Percent surface area involvment is a predictor of lymph node metastasis in endometrial cancer. J. Gynecologic Oncology, 107(3):482-486, 2007.
- Monaco, SE, Dabbs, DJ, Kanbour-Shakir A: Pleomorphic Lobular Carcinoma in Pleural Fluid: Diagnostic Pitfall for Atypical Mesothelial Cells. Diagnostic Cytopathology, 36: 657-661, 2008.
- Fader AN, Edwards RP, Cost M, Kanbour-Shakir A, Kelley JP, Schwartz B, Sukumvanich P, Comerci J, Sumkin J, Elishaev, E, Rohan LC: Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy in Early-stage Cervical Cancer: Utility of Intraoperative Versus Postoperative Assessment. Gynecologic Oncology, 111:13-17, 2008.
- Gur, A S, Unal B, Edington H, Kanbour-Shakir A, Soran A: Pseudoangiomatous Stromal Hyperplasia (PASH) of the Breast: Intraductal Appearance. J of Obstet Gynecol Research, Aug;35(4):816-8. 2009.
- Onuma, K, Kanbour-Shakir, A, Kanbour, A: Pemphigus Vulgaris of the Vagina, cytologically Mimicking Malignant Cells, Its cytomorphologic features on liquid-based cytology; Case report and Differential Diagnosis. Diagnostic Cytopathology. Nov;37(11):832-5., 2009.
- Latimer, JJ, Johnson JM, Kelly CM, Miles TD, Beaudry-Rodgers, K, Lalanne NA, Vogel VG, Kanbour-Shakir A, Kelley JL, Johnson R, and Grant SG: Nucleotide Excision Repair Deficiency is Intrinsic in Sporadic stage 1 Breast Cancer. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, 107:21725-21730, 2010.
- Andacoglu O., Kanbour-Shakir A., Teh Y-C., Bonaventura M., Ozbek U., Anello M., Ganott M, Kelley J., Dirican A., Soran A: Rationale of Excisional Biopsy after the Diagnosis of Benign Radial Scar: A Single Institutional Outcome Analysis. The American Journal of Clinical Oncology, Epub on November 29, 2011.
- Kamali Polat, A., Kanbour- Shakir A., Andacoglu O., Polat, A. V., Johnson R, Bonaventura M., Soran A: Atypical Hyperplasia on Core Biopsy: Is Further Surgery Needed?. American Journal of the Medical Sciences, Epub on December 27th, 2011.
- Storms AA, Sukumvanich P, Monaco SE,, Beriwal S, Krivak TC, Kanbour- Shakir A: Mucinous Tumors of the Ovary: Diagnostic Challenges at Frozen Section and Clinical Implications. J. Gynecologic Oncology, Epub on December 9, 2011.
- Monaco SE, Colaizzi A, Kanbour A, Ibrahim AS, Kanbour-Shakir A.: The role of axillary lymph node FNA in breast cancer staging prior to chemotherapy with histological correlation. Acta Cytologica, Vol. 56 (No. 2):139-145, 2012.


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Explaining Southern California's economy
Unemployment: Is it ever gonna get better in Southern California?
Last week, unemployment claims edged above 400,000 again, after falling slightly below that number. Why is this a (potentially) big deal? Because 400,000 is a bit of a magic unemployment number: Fall below it, and you could be on the road to recovery; rise above it, and you could be looking at an economy headed for a stall. Or a double-dip recession. In any case, misery.
What does this mean in Southern California? Nothing good, given that our unemployment rate is running far above the national average of 9.1 percent. In Los Angeles County, it was at 12.4 percent in June, according to the latest batch of statistics released by the BLS.
Angelenos might want to consider themselves lucky, however. As the chart below shows, Riverside and San Bernadino counties have it much worse (the graphic comes from Google's very useful interactive Public Data Explorer).


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The Sharks, who entered tied with Nashville for the fewest goals in the NHL with 47, came on strong in the third period and took seven shots at Cory Schneider in overtime.The Sharks opened up their lead thanks to Gomez and Burish, who took a short-handed breakaway pass from Brad Stuart and fired a shot that hit Schneider's glove and went in.In overtime, the Sharks killed off a two-minute Canucks power play with Gomez in the box for goaltender interference.
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NaturalMotion's Torsten Reil: The Man Who Has To Save Zynga From Itself
How a neuroscience researcher created a videogame company that just might end up making Zynga relevant again.
How a neuroscience researcher created a videogame company that just might end up making Zynga relevant again.
Now under new management, Zynga snags some serious gaming technology in hopes of producing something truly new.
The fallen-to-earth gaming company drops its efforts to navigate state gambling regulations, though it will keep looking overseas.
The head of Microsoft's Xbox division is becoming the CEO of the social games maker.
Remarkable for being unremarkable, this puzzle game has been crushing it on smartphones all year.
Zynga's big bet on its zCloud now seems like extravagance and a sign of failure, as Netflix's own experience shows.
Can the last one at Zynga turn off the lights, please?
Zynga may look like it's flailing, but real money gaming is just around the corner.
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Mickens Continues Stellar Outdoor Season to Lead Crusader Men Saturday
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Jarrett Mickens (Aurora, Ill./Waubonsie Valley) posted career-best marks in both the long and triple jumps at the Dave Rankin Invitational in West Lafayette, Ind., both of which were also the second-best marks in Valparaiso men's track and field history, as he led the Crusader men Saturday.
Mickens, who has excelled in the triple jump all year long, had another stellar showing to improve upon his previous career best in the event, leaping 47'3", over a foot better than the career best he set last week. The junior also improved over a foot on his previous career best in the long jump, registering a mark of 23'10 ¾". Both efforts were good for runner-up finishes on Saturday, and both are the second-best marks outdoors in Valpo history, trailing only Jeff Thomas' record distances set way back in 1976.
Elsewhere on the infield, two other Crusaders recorded top-ten finishes in the triple jump. Steve Schubert (Lisle, Ill./Benet Academy) leapt 44'4 ¾", good for fourth place, while Chris Hovan (Elkhart, Ind./Elkhart Christian) finished tenth with a jump of 39'10 ½". On the track, Jordan Piaskowy (Crete, Ill./Illiana Christian) went sub-10 minutes in the 3,000m steeplechase, crossing the line fourth with a time of 9:59.53, while Mike Kash (Woodridge, Ill./Lemont Township) completed the 110m hurdles in 17.08 seconds, good for tenth place.
Valparaiso returns to action next Saturday at the Aquinas Open in Grand Rapids, Mich., the Crusaders' final tuneup for the Horizon League Outdoor Championships.
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The Cal State Fullerton Alumni Association is pleased to award eight outstanding continuing students a scholarship for 2013-14. These annual awards are made possible through the generous support of our alumni and proceeds from alumni programs. Visit the Scholarship page on our website to learn a little more about the selected Titans.
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It's not your mother's cardigan.
Rihanna reinterpreted the classic sweater and pearls combo this morning when she showed up at the Chanel show in Paris in a cardigan dress that revealed far more than it covered.
The "Good Girl Gone Bad" singer, sitting in the front row at the exclusive fall-winter 2014 Paris Haute Couture show, wore a barely buttoned maxi dress, sans bra, accessorized with multiple strands of pearls, a vanity case purse and two-toned pumps -- all Chanel, natch.
Aside from the Barbadian beauty's curves, the sheer ivory "dress" revealed her nipple ring and her famous tattoo of the goddess Isis inked under her breasts.
The 25-year-old Instagrammed a photo of herself and Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld with the caption, "My fashion killa @melzy917 and I #Paris #FashawnVweek #Chanel."
If RiRi was seeking attention, she got it. Some on the webisphere gave the outfit a fail, clucking, "WTF is she wearing?" and "Coco Channel would never approve." But others loved her far out fashion statement. "I swear she looks like a Goddess," fawned a Twitter follower. Another tweeted approvingly, "Rihanna threw on a long sweater, no bra, some pearls & Chanel kitten heels and looked like effing perfection."
Attention dressing is nothing new for the diva, who is as known for having as much fun with fashion as she does music.
Though a couple of years ago her white multi-tiered eyelet dress made the Caribbean queen look like a "human snowflake" (Seventeen magazine listed it as one of the worst looks of 2011), the hip hop hottie generally gets thumbs up for her fashion sense.
She looked ravishing in her red custom Azzedine Alaia gown at the Grammy's this year and had even the most jaded swamp creatures drooling over her Tom Ford crocodile dress at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala in 2012.
But the multiple Grammy winner also knows how to turn up the heat when she's in the mood. She covered GQ Russia in January wearing just an open leather jacket, her arms and hands strategically placed to cover her privates.
What do you think? Did Rihanna rock her sweater dress or just dress to shock? Weigh in below.
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-Puntarenas, Costa Rica
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The 700 islands of the Bahamas Islands begin 50 miles off the coast of Florida, stretching 760 miles to the southeast. The heritage of Old Nassau blends the Southern charm of British loyalists from the Carolinas, the African tribal traditions of freed slaves, and a bawdy history of blockade-running during the Civil War and rum-running in the Roaring 1920s. Over it all is a subtle layer of civility and sophistication, derived from three centuries of British rule.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
This delightful tour starts with a short walk to your tour boat. Setting out, you will have a narrated tour of Nassau's harbor where you will have the historical sites and homes of the rich and famous pointed out while also receiving some general information on Nassau and the Bahamas.
Arriving at the Sea Gardens, your Captain will position the vessel directly over the reef and you will be guided down to the viewing deck. Here, you will receive an informative briefing of all that is on display below your boat. This includes various species of fish and marine life that inhabit the reef and some wonderful coral formations. Weather and sea conditions permitting, you may also have an opportunity to view the Mahoney Shipwreck on the ocean side of Paradise Island. Total viewing time is approximately 30-minutes.
Following your time spent exploring the fascinating underwater world that surrounds these islands, sit back and enjoy some music and a complimentary drink as you leisurely cruise back to the harbor.
Please note: There is limited walking on this tour; however, the tour is not available to guests who utilize a wheelchair and those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. Flat, comfortable walking shoes; sun caps, sunglasses and sunscreen are suggested. This tour is not recommended for those who are prone to motion sickness. Restrooms are available on the tour vessel. This tour may not be exclusive to Regent guests.
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Free Unlimited Shore Excursions are for full fare guests only, capacity controlled and subject to availability. Requested excursions may not be available at time of booking. Supplement will apply on Regent Choice excursions (indicated by the above) and excludes Private Arrangements and all Adventures Ashore programs. In order to ensure quality guides and sufficient transportation, we must provide the tour operator with passenger counts at least 36 hours in advance. Therefore no refunds will be given within 36 hours of tour departure for cancellations or no-shows. Please pay special attention to scheduling and tour lengths when booking your shore excursions. In many cases, it is not possible to participate in more than one tour per day in a given port. Tour Departure times are subject to change so please reference your actual tour ticket for the correct departure time. Tours operate rain or shine. Minor children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a an adult parent or guardian on all shore excursions. Tours require minimum participation levels to operate so please sign up as early as possible. Tours may be cancelled if minimum participation levels are not met. Prices, Itineraries and General Information shore excursion prices are subject to change to meet unexpected cost increases or currency fluctuations. Please consult the Destination Services Desk onboard for information. During local or national holidays, access to certain facilities (such as museums or archaeological sites) may be limited or denied. In such instances, adjustments will be made to minimize inconvenience to guests. Some tours have limited availability. Tours are generally available for reserving 180 days prior to the beginning of a cruise. Please sign up early to avoid disappointment. Regent Seven Seas Cruises reserves the right to require guests to complete a liability waiver for select shore excursions. For more information, please visit the Destination Services Desk onboard.
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Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus (cactus wren)
The state bird of Arizona is the Cactus Wren (Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus). This song is used extensively in movie sound tracks - you'll hear it when the scene calls for a remote desert location in the Western US. They are the largest US wren and make their home among the cacti, often nesting in a cavity in a Saguaro - they're archtypical Arizona bird! These two were recorded 30 miles North of Phoenix, Arizona, 1/17/99.
Douglas Von Gausig (recordist; copyright holder), Naturesongs.com
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License.
To cite this page: Myers, P., R. Espinosa, C. S. Parr, T. Jones, G. S. Hammond, and T. A. Dewey. 2014. The Animal Diversity Web (online). Accessed at http://animaldiversity.org.
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A residential development planned for downtown Tampa would change the city's skyline.
Intown/Framework Group, LLC plans on investing $85 million to build a 350-unit apartment tower near Cass and Tyler streets at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts. The city last week approved a sale agreement for the property and will then have to approve the rezoning of the land.
In addition to living space, the 36-story, Art Deco tower is to include 10,000 square feet of retail space on the bottom floor.
"I think it's going to have a very big impact on the skyline, but, more importantly, it's going to have an impact on pedestrian- and street level-activity," said Phillip Smith, owner and president of Framework.
The city has sold the land — the right-of-way between Cass and Tyler streets — for the project for $4 million, Smith said. The streets will be reconfigured to make both streets two-ways.
The Straz Center Board of Directors has approved the project, which is anticipated to be finished by late 2014.
Mayor Bob Buckhorn in a news release stated the tower allows the city to "make a strong physical and important visual connection between Curtis Hixon (Park) and the Arts District to the Straz Center and North Downtown."
Turning Cass Street into a central artery is exactly what is outlined in the InVision Tampa Center City plan, the city said.
"The idea is to build on the momentum the City of Tampa has created," Smith said, referring to the riverfront walkway, museums and park space in that area. "This is something that enhances and advances what came before."
In addition to the intowngroup and the Framework Group, LLC, the team developing the project includes Baker Barrios Architects, Moss and Associates, and the Beck Group.
"The Straz Center is very excited about the new development," Judith Lisi, president and chief executive officer of the Straz Center for the Performing Arts, said in a news release. "Our guest experience is very important, and all of the enhancements included in the project, in particular the improvements to the road network and to our arrival plaza, will ensure that they do."
The city last year put out a, RFP, or Request For Proposals, for development of the site.
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Humboldt County Sheriff's Deputies arrested a Redway man last night after he used a Vodka bottle to assault another man. At about 9:00 p.m. deputies were dispatched to a report of a physical fight in progress at Redway Beach. When they arrived they contacted Larry Dale Kirk, 33, who was bleeding heavily from his head. Medical personnel were called to attend to Kirk while deputies continued their investigation. They learned that Kirk and some friends had gathered at the river and had been drinking alcoholic beverages. An argument followed and escalated until the suspect, identified only as "Mike", struck Kirk several times in the head with a bottle. Kirk was able to leave the area and call for help. After calling, he returned to the river, where his bus was parked. He reported finding some clothing smoldering inside his bus. The smoldering clothing was extinguished by fire personnel and there appeared to be no damage to the bus. The suspect had fled the scene prior to law enforcement's arrival. Kirk was transported to a local hospital for treatment.Deputies searched the area for "Mike" and located Michael David Guglielmini, 28 and transient, in a field in Redway. The deputies saw that Guglielmini had dried blood on his hands, forearms, and pants. When asked about the blood, Guglielmini told deputies he had been in a fight at the river. Deputies arrest him and transported him to the Humboldt County Correctional Facility. He was booked for assault with a deadly weapon and public intoxication. His bail was set at $50,000. Kirk was treated for a scalp laceration the required sutures.
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L.L.Bean and National Park Foundation
Getting Kids Outdoors with a $1 Million Donation
Earlier this year, in celebration of our 100th anniversary, L.L.Bean launched the Million Moment Mission with a goal to donate up to $1 million to the National Park Foundation. By supporting the official charity of America's national parks, L.L.Bean is helping kids experience outdoor adventure and learn about our natural environment. Thanks to all of you who contributed by sharing your love of the outdoors.
You posted photos on Facebook, launched adventures with our Outdoor Discovery Schools courses, joined our Freeport Hometown Celebration, checked in on Foursquare from our stores and did so much more to support the mission. For every moment you shared, we've given a dollar to the National Park Foundation. Together, we've been able to bring young people into our parks and inspire a new generation to share our passion for the outdoors.
Grants from the National Park Foundation have already helped kids and teens across the country get outdoors and work with mentors. They've hiked in Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park, kayaked at Maryland's Assateague Island National Seashore, worked an archaeological dig on the Great Smoky Mountains – and that's just the start. Thanks to your help, this funding will continue to support more programs like these, opening the outdoors to some 60,000 underserved kids everywhere.
The National Park Foundation enriches America's national parks and programs through private support, safeguarding our heritage and inspiring generations to share our enthusiasm for our national parks. L.L.Bean continues its ongoing support of the National Park Foundation and innovative programs such as the propane-powered Island Explorer bus system in Acadia National Park.


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RICHMOND, Va., Sept. 3, 2013 – James Madison volleyball freshman right side hitter Janey Goodman (Powhatan, Va./Powhatan) is the Colonial Athletic Association Rookie of the Week as announced by the league on Tuesday.
Goodman finished her first weekend of collegiate action with 29 kills on .228 hitting, adding 10 blocks and two digs. The rookie connected on 29 kills against 11 errors in 79 attack attempts. She was also fourth on the team with her 10 blocks. Goodman averaged 2.07 kills per set and 0.71 blocks per set while appearing in all 14 sets.
In the Dukes' match at Virginia, Goodman had a team-best 14 kills on .300 hitting with three blocks. She contributed seven blocks in helping her team comeback from a 2-0 deficit to defeat Marshall. In that match, JMU totaled 17.5 blocks, the third-highest total for the team since NCAA Division I volleyball went to rally scoring in 2001. Goodman had seven kills on .200 hitting in that match.
JMU returns to action this weekend as it hosts Wyoming, CSU Bakersfield and Presbyterian in the JMU Classic at Godwin Hall/Sinclair Gymnasium.
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This is an introduction to scoring chances, what they are, and how they are counted. The last Devils game of the 2010-11 is used as an example of how they'll be recorded and presented.
Today, the New Jersey Devils defeated the Boston Bruins 3-2 to end the 2010-11 regular season. This recap talks about Vladimir Zharkov; the called up Adam Henrique and Alexander Urbom; and how the Devils were the superior team today.
Today, the New Jersey Devils will play their final game of the 2010-11 season by hosting the Boston Bruins. This preview guesses as to what will be seen at the Rock on Sunday afternoon.
Today, the New Jersey Devils took on their hated rivals, the New York Rangers. While they had a good first period, this recap breaks down how they lost the game in the second period and ensured the defeat in the third among other notes about the game.
Today, the New Jersey Devils will play their final road game of the season against the New York Rangers. This preview emphasizes how angry the Rangers will be and notes the various roster changes on both sides among other things.
Tonight, the New Jersey Devils held on in the third period to win 4-2 over the Toronto Maple Leafs. This recap points out how the Devils were the better team in possession and shots, how the Devils nearly blew it on special teams in the third alone, and how well Mattias Tedenby and Ilya Kovalchuk played among many other notes.
Tonight, the New Jersey Devils lost to the Pittsburgh Penguins 4-2. This recap goes over the root cause of their loss, how the Penguins had the better of possession, and finds some positives from individual Devils in performance.
Tonight, the New Jersey Devils will take on the Pittsburgh Penguins. This preview touches on both team's recent practices, how Zach Parise might change Dan Bylsma's strategy, and offers a goal for the Devils for tonight's game.
Tonight, the New Jersey Devils lost in decisive fashion to the Montreal Canadiens, 3-1. This recap goes into great detail at what was the root cause of New Jersey's loss, highlights the one Devil who played out of his mind, and other notes about tonight's game.
Tonight, the New Jersey Devils will host the Montreal Canadiens. This preview points out the most dangerous players on Montreal, discusses the return of Zach Parise, and points out Martin Brodeur's record against Les Habs - again.
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