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NEW YORK (AP) — Langston Galloway scored 19 points and hit yet another huge 3-pointer, and Saint Joseph's beat No. 25 VCU 65-61 on Sunday to win its first Atlantic 10 tournament title since 1997.
The fourth-seeded Hawks (24-9) arrived in Brooklyn on the NCAA tournament bubble. They all but clinched an at-large berth with a win over fellow bubble team Dayton in Friday's quarterfinals on Galloway's go-ahead 3, then made that moot by capturing the conference's automatic bid.
The second-seeded Rams (26-8) have reached the A-10 tourney finals in both years in the league but lost both times.
BOX SCORE:St. Joseph's 65, No. 25 VCU 61
Fellow senior Ronald Roberts had 15 points on 6-of-6 shooting and 11 rebounds for Saint Joseph's.
Rob Brandenberg led VCU with 18 points, but Galloway got just enough separation on him to hit a tiebreaking 3-pointer with more than two minutes left.
Briante Weber missed a 3 on the other end, and the Hawks broke down the Rams' pressure for Roberts' dunk on a pass from DeAndre Bembry for a 59-54 lead.
Bembry, a freshman, had a brilliant defensive game and a horrific offensive outing in Saturday's semifinals. But against VCU's "Havoc" full-court press, he kept his poise, scoring 13 points with eight assists and just two turnovers.
Halil Kanacevic, the third senior starter for Saint Joseph's, won tournament MVP honors after another all-around performance. The forward from nearby Staten Island had 11 points, 14 rebounds, four assists and two blocks.
The Rams can wear down opponents with their press, and the Hawks aren't deep. Saint Joseph's coach Phil Martelli kept his starters in the entire second half, yet they never wilted. All five starters played at least 37 minutes, with Galloway and Kanacevic going the full 40.
For all of the Hawks' success in 19 seasons under Martelli, they had won only one A-10 tourney title under the coach before Sunday, and that came 17 years ago.


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Two weeks in to Fire preseason, a roster has begun to take shape, bad touches and off-target strikes have gotten better and the overall fitness level of the club is higher at this point in time than it has been in recent years. A lot of credit for the latter goes to new Soccer Fitness Specialist Alvaro Briones.
A long-time friend of Fire head coach Carlos de los Cobos, the two first worked with each other while both were with Mexican club Monterrey from 1989-91 -- de los Cobos as a player, Briones in a similar role to the one he holds today. The two began a coaching partnership with a short stint at Club America, but their recent history has them together - throughout every move de los Cobos has made, Briones has gone with him.
"After so many years working together, our relationship is excellent," said Briones. "He is very professional and our work is based on constant communication. The way we've built our partnership together, we've become a very strong pair and teams have embraced that."
Recalling the days when he used to teach fitness theory at Universidad Catolica in his native Chile, "el Profesor" brings as much animation as fitness knowledge to the training pitch. The result has been receptive players taking more enjoyment in tireless workouts.
"El Profe is a trip," said veteran Fire midfielder Logan Pause. "He's extremely knowledgeable when it comes to conditioning for a season and he's been adding great atmosphere to our training sessions. Overall, he's just been a great addition to the club."
With over forty years of fitness work, Briones' resume is a heavy one. Since 1970 he's worked with players from 15 different clubs across Chile, Mexico, El Salvador and the United States. Most recently he worked with de los Cobos in helping the Salvadoran national team regain respect through CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying.
Though the idea of a fitness specialist in soccer now seems elementary, when Briones started, it wasn't the norm. Now different philosophies among players towards fitness and training keep Briones busy.
"It's never easy to enter a new team and bring in new ideas," said Briones. "You always encounter the conflict with the club's expectations of your work and justification for what you're doing. With that, the onus is always on me to prove to them that there is a reason they brought me in and so it's important to have the courage to develop good chemistry within the team and be consistent in my own work."
Winning players over when making them do sprints isn't easy, but Briones has found a way to get the players in line with what he wants them to do, all while carrying a great attitude.
"I have two philosophies when I come into a new group," Briones remarked. "First, I propose a fitness plan that will eventually benefit the player for his career and second I try to become a psychological mentor. I say that because soccer is not always about the fitness aspect, players also need psychological support and I try to provide that."
Lacking fluency in English, Briones relies heavily on hand motions, humor and Assistant Equipment Manager Allan Araujo for interpretations and instructions. Despite the language barrier, his good humor comes through to all the players.
"He's always cracking jokes during training," said veteran goalkeeper Jon Busch. "Profe's good because he knows when to be serious and when taking a light-hearted approach is appropriate. He also has a strong respect for the players and that translates in any language."
As the season inches closer, the challenge of pushing conditioning levels up is academic for Briones, learning English is a bit more difficult, but a challenge that he welcomes whole-heartedly.
"Everything that is new is difficult, but I think I'm capable of overcoming the language barrier. I take it as just another challenge in my life which I know I can beat. Of course what matters most is not what I say, but how I transmit my philosophy to the team and we're doing well so far."
Jeff Crandall is a contributor to MLSnet.com.


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1. Using MAC 239, apply color #1 on the entire lid. Then using a big blending brush (MAC 224) blend the edges to get rid of the harsh line:
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6. Apply liner on the upper lashlines. I've used MAC Penultimate liner. I think i really messed up with my line here...see, it's wonky!
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4-point play: Instant analysis of Baylor-Iowa State
KANSAS CITY, Mo. —
HOW THE CYCLONES WON: This was a terrific matchup between two surging teams that had not won the Big 12 tourney title in a while, if at all.
Iowa State won it once, in 2000. Baylor had never won it.
The Bears, the No. 7 seed in the Big 12 tournament, became the only team to make a Big 12 tournament title game as a No. 6 seed or lower. And the Bears were looking to become the first team to win four games in the event.
BOX SCORE:No. 16 Cyclones 74, Bears 65
It didn't happen, as Iowa State won, 74-65. Iowa State is a dark horse Final Four team for a reason. The Cyclones are not only very good, but they have tremendous poise, as they exhibited Saturday.
After shooting so well from three-point range in Friday's victory over Kansas, Iowa State was frigid from the field for more than eight minutes against Baylor. The Cyclones missed their first 13 shots from the field.
The problem for Baylor was that it could not fully take advantage on the scoreboard.
ALL-AMERICAS:Two Cyclones third-team
And despite its early shooting woes, Iowa State showed great composure the rest of the half. Baylor was the team unraveling in the waning moments of the half. The Bears could not get to halftime fast enough.
After missing its first 13 shots, Iowa State shot 68.6% from the field, an outstanding shooting exhibition.
Both teams traded clutch jump shots in the final minutes of the game. Iowa State's early game shooting struggles against Baylor's zone defense were a distant memory. The Cyclones were the best team in Kansas City this weekend, and they appear poised for a deep tournament run.
Usually calm and composed Iowa State coach Fred Hoiberg showed quite a bit of emotion in the game's final seconds, as did his assistants, who were emphatically hugging and high-fiving on the bench. Afterwards, Hoiberg walked around the court pumping his fist and waving to the thousands of Iowa State fans that packed the arena.
STAR WATCH: Iowa State was led by balanced scoring. DeAndre Kane, Iowa State's 24-year-old offensive catalyst, had another terrific game, collecting 17 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists. Naz Long was on point from three-point range throughout. And Dustin Hogue also had a strong effort in scoring and rebounding.
Baylor sharpshooter Brady Heslip made his first three three-point attempts of the game and finished with 14 points.
WHAT THIS MEANS IN A NUTSHELL: Let's be clear, both of these teams could make a run in what promises to be a unpredictable NCAA tournament.
Baylor began 2-8 in Big 12 play but steered its season back on course in arguably America's toughest league. This is not close to being Scott Drew's most talented Baylor team. But he has length and several "good" players.
By thriving in most of the Big 12 tournament, the Bears should escape playing in the dreaded 8/9 game in the NCAA tournament. A No. 6 or 7 seed appears more likely, and they have a realistic chance to advance to the Sweet 16. No one would have made such a statement when Baylor started out so poorly in league play.
Iowa State is on the short list of teams that opponents do not want to play in the NCAA tournament. The Cyclones are a tough, disciplined and veteran team. Coach Fred Hoiberg creates and exploits mismatches as well as any coach in the nation. When Iowa State shoots well from three-point range, it can beat any team in the nation.
The Cyclones do not have a player taller than 6-foot-7. With the right matchups in the NCAAs, Iowa State, a potential No. 3 seed destined to play its first two games in San Antonio, could be a dark horse Final Four pick.
TWEET THAT SPEAKS VOLUMES: Iowa State fans invaded Kansas City this weekend. At least 90% of the fans inside the Sprint Center were Iowa State supporters, which made for a challenging road environment for Baylor.
AND-1: By halftime of the Iowa State-Baylor game, Baylor had played 3½ games in the Big 12 tournament and trailed for a total of 1 minute, 37 seconds.


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On 20 June 2012, a group of undocumented Ethiopian migrants boarded a boat on the shores of Lake Malawi and headed southwards. A few minutes after departing, the overloaded boat sank, drowning 49 of its passengers.
"From the lake shore, one could see what looked like a piece of paper floating on the lake. But when fishermen, paddling their canoes, went to check it out it turned out to be several human bodies," recalled Grecian Mbewe, Centre for Human Rights and Rehabilitation district coordinator for Karonga, in northern Malawi.
According to Joseph Mwandege*, who claims to be part of a syndicate that smuggles migrants, mainly from the Horn of Africa, through the country in a bid to eventually reach South Africa, the use of boats to cross Lake Malawi gained popularity after land routes became too risky.
"We work with a group of police officers. They are the ones who advise us on security locations. Unfortunately, there are times when a group [of police] that is not involved in the syndicate man's security check [points]," he said. "When such a scenario occurs, the group [of migrants] can be intercepted any time because all the routes they take are pre-arranged based on advice from our police friends."
Travelling on the lake at night became the preferred alternative.
Mwandege said groups of migrants entered Malawi near the Songwe border post in Karonga District, on the Tanzanian border. With help from people like him and the police, the migrants waited for night to fall before cramming into small boats to continue their journey southwards. They docked their boats after bypassing several security check points along the roads and moved quickly into the surrounding hills where they could not be seen.
But the events of 20 June brought close scrutiny to the issue of illegal migration. Under pressure from President Joyce Banda, the Malawi Police Service launched a crackdown on those suspected of involvement in the drownings.
Some police officers were suspended and others transferred. Three locals suspected of having connections with the group that died were arrested and initially charged with aiding and abetting illegal entry. The charge was later amended to manslaughter.
The result of the crackdown, according to police spokesperson Solemn Chunga, from Chitipa District, which lies on Malawi's northern border with Tanzania, has been a change in the pattern of migration movement. Illegal migrants now resort to perilous routes through the bush.
Chunga said key among the areas that have been targeted for "smoother passage" was Nyika National Park, a vast wildlife reserve covering some 3,200sqkm. Sitting on Nyika Plateau at about 2,600m above sea level, the park is covered in fog for the better part of the year and is home to a number of dangerous wild animals, including leopards, lions and snakes.
Since June, police in Chitipa have intercepted groups of migrants travelling towards Nyika on seven occasions. In September, they intercepted 47 migrants and their Malawian guide as they tried to enter the northern side of the park. Almost a week later, another 74 migrants were found packed in the back of a truck, heading towards the same area. On being intercepted, one of the migrants gave officials a phone number that turned out to belong to a police officer in Karonga.
Following their arrest, migrants are taken to court and charged with entering the country illegally, said Karonga police spokesperson Enock Livasoni. Undocumented migrants usually face fines of up to 25,000 kwacha (US$71) or sentences of three months of imprisonment with hard labour. After paying the fine or serving the sentence, police hand the migrants over to the immigration department for deportation. "The immigration department just ensures that these people are out of Malawian territory, and it is not necessarily that they are sent back to their home countries," said Livasoni.
IRIN witnessed vehicles taking migrants towards the Songwe border area, where they would presumably be deported across the border into Tanzania. Migrants intercepted by police in Tanzania typically spend several months in prison before being repatriated to their places of origin.
Refugees and asylum-seekers in the mix
Groups of migrants travelling from the Horn of Africa towards South Africa often include asylum-seekers and refugees who make use of the same routes and smuggling networks as economic migrants. According to the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), this phenomenon of "mixed migration" often makes it difficult to distinguish between those entitled to access the asylum process and those subject to local immigration laws.
"In Malawi… we try to assist the government through technical advice and support so that screening can be conducted at the border and those that have asylum claims can be assisted accordingly. Sometimes this is not always possible due to limited resources," said George Kuchio, UNHCR's country representative in Malawi.
UNHCR is now focusing its efforts on training newly recruited immigration officers and "offering practical tools that border officials can easily use to determine who is an asylum-seeker."
Red Cross Malawi, which helped connect a number of survivors of the 20 June boat accident with their families, told IRIN that they had not handled any further cases involving undocumented migrants.
"We assume this is the case because the police have tightened security in all suspected entry points," said Horace Nyaka, a Red Cross Malawi communications officer. "Because of this tight security, we have the feeling that the illegal entrants are no longer passing through Malawi. They might have found other routes to get to their final destination."


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Just wondering, why does Math.random() (or any random technique) not work in a constructor or setMethod? It just outputs Null. However Math.sqrt(), ect. does work inside the method.
Once I moved the Math.random() to my main class, sending the result to the setMethod, everything started to work like magic.
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I posted this recipe last year ,and I thought it was worth bringing to your attention once again. The trees are full and it is a wonderful crop this year. What could be better than a morning treat, think scone or bisquit, with marmalade?
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The ancient temples of Ayutthaya Historical Park were severely weakened by the latest round of floods, and could collapse if nothing is done
We've had one eye turned to India ever since news was released on the impending collapse of the Taj Mahal. But yet another endangered UNESCO World Heritage site has caught our attention: the ancient Thai temples of Ayutthaya Historical Park, which have survived centuries of severe tropical weather, have been severely weakened by the floods that have recently devastated the country.
Ayutthaya Historical Park was founded around 1350 as one of the capitals of the old kingdom of Siam. In its glory days, Ayutthaya was home to over 400 temples fitted with stunning Buddha statues before it fell to Burmese invaders in the 18th century. Though the ruins were painstakingly restored, the severe weather this past July sent an unprecedented deluge of water sweeping through much of central and northern Thailand, sustaining heavy damage to the architecture and the earthen foundation on which it stands. Still waiting for water levels to recede before evaluating the full extent of the damage, park officials have estimated at least $20 million needed for repairs and fear that the monuments will sink or even collapse if left unaided, as AFP reports.
For months now, Thais have been struggling to wait out a prolonged national tragedy. The natural disaster has left more than 600 dead and millions homeless, and it has undoubtedly pushed the nation's architecture to its very limits. As Thailand waits patiently for its cities to reemerge from the waters, we are left with surreal images of whole neighborhoods taking residence in concrete infrastructure and colossal Buddha sculptures almost fully submerged and seemingly gasping for breath.
This article originally appeared at Architizer.com, an Atlantic partner site. Photo credit: Sukree Sukplang/Reuters


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Toyota introduced the Scion brand to Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal last September after cautiously testing its appeal in the United States, starting in 2003.
With its edgier styling, electronics packages and an arm-long list of available accessories for putting a personal stamp on the car, Scion was created to appeal to a young demographic. Stateside, the tC coupe has been Scion's topseller.
For 2011, the tC coupe gets a major makeover, receiving a serious bump in power to 180 horsepower, a new six-speed automatic transmission to replace the archaic four-speed unit and some new sheet metal.
Arguably, the tC coupe is Toyota's sportiest current offering (ignoring the Lexus division with its premiumpriced IS-F) and could even be considered the spiritual successor to the Celica, a sports coupe that met its demise in the 2005 model year although it was revered among car enthusiasts.
Our demo tC arrived wearing Nautical Blue Metallic paint, and frankly, the colour failed to highlight the car's new lines. Scion's stylists seem to have taken an ultra-conservative approach, and the restyling is disappointing.
Sitting alongside class competitor Kia Forte Koup, the new Scion tC looks frumpy. The new tC is snubnosed with a larger, more aggressive looking lower grille with large air intakes on either side. Slightly more pronounced fender flares give a more buff look, but the shape of the C-pillar looks, unfortunately, like it was borrowed from last year's Dodge Charger.
But there is good news with the tC coupe. For a relatively low price, it comes very well-equipped. The grunty 2.4-litre DOHC four-cylinder (borrowed from the Camry) has one of the highest power ratings in class, and a two-piece panoramic sunroof, 18-inch alloy wheels, AC, cruise control and decent Pioneer audio system are standard equipment and work to make this an easy-to-like, comfortable car.
Add to that Toyota's long list of TRD performance upgrades and other accessories to personalize the car, and the tC begins to look much more interesting.
The tC's interior is surprisingly stark, no doubt a concession to its low price. Instrumentation is bare bones, consisting of a large tachometer, speedometer and fuel gauge. That's it. The centre stack contains the 200-watt, eight-speaker Pioneer audio system and three large rotary knobs control the HVAC. Front sportstyle seats are comfortable, nicely bolstered and covered in an attractive charcoal cloth. Heated seats are not standard but are available as part of a pricey ($1,975) Leather-Seat Heater Package. A fat, three-spoke, tuner-style steering wheel (flattened at the bottom to increase thigh clearance) adds a nice sporting touch.
One pleasant surprise is the back seat. Rear legroom is remarkably generous (surpassing that of the Lexus IS350 sedan). Typical of the hatchback genre, the 60/40 split seat folds nearly flat, yielding a practical and spacious cargo floor. Interior plastic pieces, particularly those trimming the doors, were shinier and harder to the touch than we've come to expect from Toyota. The interior is best described as comfortably serviceable.
While Toyota touts the tC as a sports coupe, driving it reveals a tank-like, solid character that will be reassuring to some drivers but a disappointment to enthusiasts who crave a lively driving experience. To its credit, the Scion's suspension never jars occupants, even with those big 18-in. low-profile tires. Handling is accurate, but the electrically assisted steering dulls feedback and is boosted more than I prefer.
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Cat in the Hat Pancakes!!
Yes I know....these are like the millionth pancakes I have made with strawberries and whip cream...but when something works, it works!! :)
All you need to make your own pancakes are a condiment bottle filled with pancake batter, a bunch of sliced strawberries, and some whipped cream.
Once you have sprayed your griddle and it is nice and warm, just use the condiment bottle to freehand a hat shape.
Once your pancakes are cooked and cooled all you do is alternate rows of strawberries and cool whip, until you get these cute Cat in the Hat pancakes!
Britton was so excited he couldn't wait for me to quit taking pics to take a taste :)
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Date(s): Friday, 20th Jul 2018
Time(s): 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Location: The Broadway Green
Thatcham Town Council is pleased to coordinate the historic weekly Friday market in Thatcham Broadway.
Open all year round from 9am every Friday,* the Market currently boasts:
Large Fruit & Veg stall
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Sweet & Savoury Baked Goods (incl. extensive Free From range.)
Flowers & Plants
The Italian Food Truck
Homewares, smoking & mobile phone accessories.
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On larger days the market extends into the Broadway Green where you can often find: Children's Clothes, Rugs & Runners, Toys, Cheese, Charity Stalls and much more.
The Market is pleased to run a variety of events throughout the year including Easter Egg Hunts, Half Term Halloween Fun and a Christmas Themed Market with raffle. Keep checking the Events Calendar for more details.
Each year there is a national campaign called Love Your Local Market and Thatcham Market will be taking part this year on Friday 18th & Friday 25th May 2018.
Pitches are available to rent on the Broadway Green at just £8.50 per 10ft frontage on a casual or short term basis making it an ideal opportunity for people looking to try out running a market stall without committing themselves long term.
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Federal Agency Releases New Rules for Foreclosures
Daily Real Estate News | Friday, January 18, 2013
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released new guidelines for mortgage servicers on Thursday that set out to help protect home owners who may be facing foreclosure.
CFPB Director Richard Cordraysays the new rules are aimed at trying to prevent "unnecessary foreclosures" as well as "ensure fair treatment for all borrowers and establish strong protections for those struggling to save their homes."
Among the CFPB's new guidelines:
- Mortgage servicers are prohibited from foreclosing on a home owner who is seeking loan modifications. Servicers will be unable to file a foreclosure notice until a home owner is at least 120 days behind on a mortgage payment.
- A foreclosure sale on the home will be prohibited until alternatives are considered. Servicers will be required to give home owners adequate time to accept an alternative to foreclosure before going ahead with a foreclosure sale. Servicers must respond to loan modification requests from home owners who apply for a loan modification at least 37 days prior to a foreclosure auction.
- When a home owner has missed two consecutive payments, servicers are required to send a written notice of foreclosure alternative examples to the home owner, such as deferred payments and loan modifications.
- Servicers must be easily accessible to the home owners for assistance.
- Servicers will be required to publish more clear mortgage statements, which includes mortgage payments broken down by principal, interest, fees, and escrow as well as includes the amount and due date of the next payment.
- Servicers must notify home owners early about any interest rate changes to their mortgage payments.
- Servicers will be required to credit a home owner's account on the date a payment arrives.
The new rules take effect January 2014.
Source: "New Rules Aim to Protect Home Owners From Foreclosure," CNNMoney (Jan. 17, 2013)


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The Bucks jumped to an early lead, scoring 24 points in the opening minutes, and never looking back to open the season with a home victory.
Buckaroos who scored running touchdowns include Cole Eldredge (29 yards), Brian Robinson (seven yards and 60 yards), Austin Maloy (35 yards), Austin Wilcox (65 yards), Dillon Maughan (three yards), and Makade Maloy (20 yards).
Jake Duncan added another touchdown on a 61-yard pass from Austin Maloy, while PJ Leiataua kicked a bundle of extra points and added a 38-yard field goal to close the scoring.
Two Raider punt attempts resulted in two safeties for the Buckaroo defense.
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Annual, perennial herb, shrub, tree, vine, monoecious or dioecious
Stem generally branched, sometimes fleshy or spiny
Leaves generally simple, alternate or opposite, generally stipuled, petioled; blade entire, toothed, or palmately lobed
Inflorescence: cyme, panicle, raceme, spike; flowers sometimes in clusters (dense, enclosed by involucre, flower-like in Chamaesyce, Euphorbia ), terminal or axillary
Flower unisexual, ± radial; sepals generally 35, free or fused; petals generally 0; stamens 1many, free or filaments fused; ovary superior, chambers 14, styles free or fused, simple or lobed
Fruit: generally capsule
Seeds 12 per chamber; seed scar appendage sometimes present, pad- to dome-like
Genera in family: 300 genera, 7500 species: ± worldwide especially tropical; some cultivated (Aleurites , tung oil; Euphorbia subsp.; Hevea , rubber; Ricinus )
Reference: [Webster 1967 J Arnold Arbor 48:303430]
Many species ± highly TOXIC.
Annual, perennial herb, generally monoecious, glabrous or hairy
Stem ascending to erect, < 1 m; branches forked, forks equal
Leaves cauline, generally alternate; stipules 0 or gland-like; petiole present or 0; leaf base symmetrical
Inflorescence flower-like or not, generally clustered; clusters generally umbel-like or cyme-like; involucre ± bell-shaped; bracts 5, fused; glands generally 4, distal appendages generally 0; flowers central
Staminate flowers 5many, generally in 5 clusters around pistillate flower
Pistillate flower 1, central, stalked; ovary chambers 3, ovule 1 per chamber, styles 3, separate or fused at base, divided or entire
Fruit: capsule, round to 3-angled or -lobed in X -section
Seed round or angled in X -section; surface smooth or sculptured, generally with a knob-like structure at attachment scar
Species in genus: ± 1500 species: warm temp to tropical, worldwide. See Chamaesyce
Etymology: (Latin: Euphorbus, Physician to the King of Mauritania, 1st century)
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pork tamale
artichoke, asparagus, and cheese tamale
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Although higher education fared a little better in this year's legislative session than in recent years, there's no escaping the trend of dwindling state funding for our public universities and colleges. Some analysts are predicting it will disappear altogether before long.
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Thursday, May 22, 2008
13 Things I Can Do Today as I Travel
It is the very rare occaision where I just sit and do nothing, so a car ride of several hours is a very daunting process. Here are 13 things I've thought about doing while we travel in random order:
1. go over my summer goals…..what do I want to accomplish by July 31st?
2. brainstorm weak areas in my American History units and come up with solutions.
3. conversate with Dear Hubby and Dear Daughter
4. look at the world passing me by….try not to miss the huge peach in Gaffney, South Carolina. For those not in the know if it didn't have a huge leaf attached to it I swear you would think it's a huge rear end.
5. listen to music…..not the radio…CDs all the way
6. read aloud our revised church bylaws to Dear Hubby and discuss…..we need to be "in the know"
7. help Dear Hubby prepare a meeting agenda
8. notice all the interesting names of places along the way and bore Dear Daughter with the history of each area we pass through just to frustrate her. :) Her ninth great-grandfather fought during the American Revolution at Kings Mountain and Cowpens so that's a story good for at least an hour of travel time.....
9. stay alert and help Dear Hubby with his driving….he might not see that car with its brakes on, you know?
10. sleep…..but then I couldn't help Dear Hubby drive and I'm simply compelled to do that.
11. Listen to Dear Daughter giggle as she uses Dear Hubby's lap top to check her email, etc. as we go down the road and receive text messages on her phone. Isn't technology wonderful?
12. Discuss all of the "must sees" in Washington D.C. we want to get to considering we have one day there.
13. Get on the rode NOW per Dear Hubby as he does not want to hit D.C. during afternoon rush hour. Oops! Gotta go.
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- Irishcoda said...
Those are all great things to do while on a road trip, the only thing I'd add is stop and take pictures along the way. Have a great time and a safe trip! :D
- The Rock Chick said...
I spend a lot of time in my van shuffling my kids everywhere, but I tell you, as much as I despise driving, it can be one of my favorite times of the day.
It easier to have conversations with the kids when they're locked in the car with you LOL
Enjoy Washington DC. It's one of my favorite places. Seeing all of that history in person always gives me goosebumps!
Happy TT
- EHT said...
Well, some of the things on my list did gone done on our trip into D.C.....some did not. :)
Once we arrive last night it was all about the gawking at this monument and that.
Conversate -- the best part of any trip. I love having the long stretches of time to do the kinds of things you've listed.


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When world cup 2007 is less then two months away thi will be last world cup for many legends and lets see who will be playing last time in this world cup from the teams
1)Glenn Mcgrath : Pigeon will be playing last world cup he has played in 2003, 1999,1996 and not to sure whether he was in 1992 world cup .
1)Shaun Pollock: He has played in 1992,1996,1999,2003
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3)Mark Boucher: He has Played in 1996,1999,2003,
New Zealand:
1) Stefan Fleming: May have the record of leading a team most number of times in world cup. Breaking clive loyds record of leading in 1975,79 and 83,He lead kiwi team for 1996,1999,2003,2007 surely this is hi finsl outing .
2)Scott Styris: he has played in 2003
3)Craig Mcmilan: If picked to play this will be his last world cup appearnce
West Indies
1) Brian Lara: The carribean captain has played in 1992,1996,1999,2003,and this will be his fifth world cup
2)Chanderpaul: he played in 1996,1999,2003 and 2007 will be his last
1) Inzamam: the hero of 1992 world cup will play his fifth and last world cup he has played in 1992,1996,1999,2003.
2) Mohd Yuduf: he has played in 1999,2003 an this will be his last
3) Shoiab akhtar: Rawalpindi express played in 1996,1999,2003, and this will be his last
1) Sachin Tendulkar: Highest run getter in world cup he is playing his fifth and last world cup he has played in 1992,1996,1999,2003
2) Sourav Ganguly: Has played in 1999,2003 .
3)Rahul dravid: Has Played in 1999,203,
4) Anil Kumble: Has played in 1992,1996,1999,2003 and this is his fifth and last
1)Sanath Jayasurya:The hero of 1996 world cup will be playing his last and 4th or5th world cup
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