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And the hits just keep on coming for a Virginia Tech football program that staggered through a six-loss 2012 season.
Yesterday, the school announced star cornerback Antone Exum had suffered a torn ACL — reportedly during a pickup basketball game — and could miss up to nine months. Today, another off-field issue that's hit the Hokies has come to light.
According to the Roanoke Times, redshirt freshman linebacker Dahman McKinnon was indefinitely suspended late last year after he was charged with, among other things, fleeing the scene of an accident. As the Times explains, the fact that the damage involved was in excess of $1,000 triggered a felony charge under Virginia state law.
Per university policy, any student-athlete charged with a felony is automatically slapped with an indefinite suspension.
In addition to the felony charge, McKinnon was also charged with operating a motor vehicle without insurance and cited for failure to obtain a registration/title and failure to obey a traffic signal.
"It happened there on South Main St.," his lawyer, Jimmy Turk, told the paper. "He drove a short distance from where the accident happened, parked his car and called his mother to ask what he should do. Then the police came and charged him with felony hit and run because he apparently did not stop right at the scene of the accident."
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Steve Jobs wasn't the only in the valley hatching a scheme to take a bite out of cable.
Google-owned YouTube is launching 100 channels on its site filled with original programming.
The new set up will have Google partnering with the likes of Ashton Kutcher, Madonna, The Onion, Slate and The Wall Street Journal to produce original content on YouTube.
YouTube has been exploring adding professionally produced content to its site for years, including a video rental service.
But the new announcement marks Google's deepest push into producing original content on YouTube since it bought the company.
"Today, the web is bringing us entertainment from an even wider range of talented producers, and many of the defining channels of the next generation are being born, and watched, on YouTube," Robert Kyncl, global head of content partnerships at YouTube, said on Google's blog. "For advertisers, these channels will represent a new way to engage and reach their global consumers."
Google is paying up to $100 million to producers to launch their channels, which are scheduled to launch next year.
The new venture will see about 25 hours of programming added a day once it launches.
According to reports, YouTube is paying $100m to producers as an advance on the advertising revenue that the videos will bring in. Advances are thought to be as much as $5m per channel and content creators are thought to be in line for more than half of all revenues made.
On Friday, Google also announced a new version of Google TV, adding search tools that expand results to include shows on cable or web-based services like Netflix and Amazon.
Robert Kyncl, global head of content partnerships at YouTube, characterized the channels' launch as a step change equivalent to the way that the cable TV industry expanded viewing from a handful of channels to hundreds, such as MTV, CNN and ESPN, that now "define media."
YouTube to Add 100 Channels
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One piece of advice that most writers get at the beginning of their careers is this: Don't write in a vacuum.
What does it mean to write in a vacuum? It means that you never share your work with anyone, or if you do, it's just with a close friend, spouse, or family member, someone who's either not qualified to give you honest and useful feedback, or won't for fear of hurting your feelings.
Why is writing in a vacuum bad for your professional growth as a writer? Because writing in a vacuum means that you're likely to develop a biased opinion of your own work whether or not that opinion is warranted. Writing in a vacuum means you won't learn to accept constructive criticism gracefully, something you'll need to do if you ever want to work as a professional writer. Most of all, writing in a vacuum means that you aren't benefiting from being part of the larger writing community, where people share the same journey, the same questions, the same fears, the same hopes. Being part of a writing community helps you develop networking skills and allows you to step outside your own head once in a while, to see your work through different sets of eyes. And being part of a writing community will help you become a better writer.
Joining a writing workshop or class is a great way to prevent yourself from writing in a vacuum. And if you live in a major metropolitan area, it's usually fairly easy to find or start a small critique group of your own. MeetUp and Facebook are two excellent tools for helping you find local writers who share your particular passions. Writers' conferences are another smart way to meet and network with large groups of writers, with the added bonus that conferences also offer educational panels and workshops where you can meet with industry professionals and ask questions.
But even if you don't live in a metropolitan area or can't afford to attend a writers' conference, you can still build a community for yourself in one of the myriad writers' forums, critique groups, and writing workshops that have recently emerged online.
If you write genre fiction, you may want to consider joining Book Country, the online writing workshop I manage for Penguin. We've put together a pretty friendly online space focused on the needs of science fiction, fantasy, romance, mystery, and thriller writers, with a place to upload and critique your work as well as participate in discussions with other members. (And it's free! Woot!) Two other great communities for genre fiction writers include the Critters Workshop (also free!) and the wonderful Online Workshop for Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror (the first and the original online writing workshop, and a bargain at $49 a year). All three communities operate in slightly different ways, but they have one important thing in common: they're safe spaces for aspiring genre fiction writers to get genuinely helpful feedback on their work and build a network of other writers.
If genre fiction isn't your thing, perhaps one of these other excellent writing communities will work for you instead.
- Focused more on literary fiction, poetry or memoir? Try the Speakeasy Message Forum at Poets & Writers.
- Writing for younger readers? Try Wattpad or Figment, both huge and thriving communities catering primarily (but not exclusively) to younger readers and writers.
- Looking for less of a workshop space and more of a general writing conversation? Try Absolute Write or Backspace, two great discussion boards for writers.
Or you can simply Google the words "online writing community" and explore the gazillion choices that pop up; because the truth is that no matter what it is you write, there's a writing community out there just waiting to welcome you.
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Moving Up In The Ranks
COLUMBIA -- The Missouri men's basketball team has moved up four spots in this week's AP poll to number 12; it's the highest rating of the season so far for the Tigers.
Mizzou stands ranked 12th in AP, and fellow SEC team Florida is ranked 6th. Illinois is undefeated and ranked at 13, and North Carolina State rounds out the top 25.
Head coach Frank Haith said at his most recent press conference, "You focus on what's going on to keep your team understanding how hard you have to play in these games, too. And it's just good business, you know, for those guys to come over and play. I know it's dangerous business. I still think we're in a really good league. I will say, I'd say Florida is playing like a team that can win a national championship. Offensively they are as good as any team in the country."
The Tigers will play again Tuesday night, when they host the Red Hawks of Southeast Missouri State. Mizzou is 6-1, and Southeast Missouri State 6-4. The Tigers lead the all time series with SEMO, including a win last year at Mizzou Arena.


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What is the value of the integers a and b where sqrt(8-4sqrt3) = sqrt a - sqrt b?
Find the exact values of some trig. ratios from this rectangle in which a cyclic quadrilateral cuts off four right angled triangles.
The absurdity of it!
Find the exact values of $$\sqrt{2 + \sqrt 3}- \sqrt{2 - \sqrt3}$$ and of $$\root 3 \of {2 + \sqrt 5}+ \root 3 \of {2 - \sqrt 5}$$


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Here are three sponsored children in El Salvador who recently received letters from their sponsors. Their smiles say it all.
Norma is 8 years old. She enjoys attending school and playing with her friends. Photos, like the one Norma is holding from her sponsor, are a fun, meaningful and practical way to deepen ties between sponsors and sponsored friends.
Veronica, at 10 years old, writes frequently to her sponsor. They share many things in common. For example, their favorite cartoon is "Tom and Jerry."
Luis is 10 years old. He loves to play soccer. Here he is, reading aloud from his sponsor's letter.
Developing a sense of friendship and mutual encouragement is one of the most rewarding aspects of sponsorship through CFCAís Hope for a Family program.
Don't wait – write a letter to your sponsored friend today!


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By: Jack Moore
Each week we'll be providing you with insight into the best (and worst) baseball players to play in your fantasy baseball league.
1. Manny Machado, SS, BAL: Machado has skyrocketed from 1% owned to 38% in the Yahoo! game since the Orioles called him up, and understandably so: the youngster has socked three home runs already in just sixteen at-bats, with six hits total. Realistically, this isn't what we'll see – Machado hit just 11 home runs in 101 games in 2011 between both Single-A levels and hit just 11 home runs again in 109 games for Double-A Bowie this year. But Machado has shown an ability to hit the ball hard, and that combined with his prospect pedigree makes him worth a flier at shortstop.
2. Eric Chavez, 3B, NYY: Chavez missed the last series against the Blue Jays, but he's expected back in action Monday. He has filled in well for Alex Rodriguez, sporting a .289/.347/.526 line and showing power with 12 homers in just 216 plate appearances. Be aware, though, Chavez is purely a platoon player. He won't play against lefties – he has just 22 PA in 18 games against them – but the combination of the platoon and the friendly fences of Yankee Stadium mean he has a good chance of keeping up his strong performance to date.
3. Kris Medlen, SP, ATL: Medlen has excelled in three starts, throwing 16.2 innings with a 1.62 ERA and 16 strikeouts against just four walks. He should get at least one more start before Tommy Hanson returns to action, and there's also another possibility: the Braves moving into a six-man rotation. Medlen would be helped by the Braves' plus defense and pitcher-friendly home park and should be an above-average fantasy hurler if given the opportunity.
4. Andy Dirks, OF, DET: Dirks carried an .894 OPS through May before an Achilles injury sidelined the 26-year-old for two months. In seven games back, he's picked up right where he left off, hitting .364/.375/.455. He isn't a true talent .364 hitter or even .335 (his current line), but he makes great contact (13.3% strikeout rate) and should be a boon for the batting average down the stretch. In a lineup with both Prince Fielder and Miguel Cabrera, he should be in line for some big run totals (if he hits second) or RBI totals (if he hits fifth or sixth) as well.
4. Adam Wainwright, SP, STL: Wainwright has turned into the Wainwright of old over the last month, posting a 7.0 K/BB and a 1.73 ERA over 36.1 innings. He's still had his struggles this year and has slipped after good stretches earlier – a 2.70 ERA in four starts in June was followed up one start of seven runs and one of four runs in his next three. But this is the most extended piece of productivity we've seen out of him since returning from the injury, and the chance he's back makes him worth risking value to acquire him at the trading deadline – coming up for players in many leagues by Sunday.
1. Johan Santana, SP, NYM: At this point, it's difficult to point to Santana's performance since his June 1st no hitter as resulting from anything besides an injury. The Mets' lefty has allowed a whopping 39 runs in 44 innings since (all earned) and outside of a three-start stretch to finish June, he has allowed at least four runs every time out. The strikeouts are still there (39) but so are the walks (18) and especially the home runs (11). Things just aren't the same on any level and Santana's past struggles with health don't offer any consolation.
2. Felix Doubront, SP, BOS: The young Doubront opened the fantasy season with a promising skillset: strikeouts and wins in front of a solid Boston offense, with the upside of using those strikeouts to bring down the ERA in the future. But that never happened, and instead Doubront has tired in his first full major league season. The lefty's next start will be skipped and he could face a major innings slowdown as the year comes to an end – his 122.2 innings is an increase of over 40 over 2011 and 17 over 2010. Throw in a 5.67 ERA since June 8th and the luster is all gone.
3. Jason Kipnis, 2B, CLE: For a while, there was talk of Kipnis being one of the best second basemen in the league. That has surely calmed, as Kipnis's line has slipped to .259/.335/.386 on the season and he has yet to hit a home run since June ended. Part of the issue is BABIP – over the past 30 days, it's down to .233 and overall it's down to .287. Perhaps he's tiring under the weight of his first full MLB season. A solid strikeout rate (15.4%) gives reason for hope, but thoughts of a 30-30 season are out the window. Think 15-30 instead – still solid at second base, but still well behind the elites like the Canos and Kinslers for now.
4. Jim Henderson, RP, MIL: Henderson didn't get much of a leash in the closer role with Milwaukee, as Kameron Loe picked up a save Sunday. Word around Milwaukee is that the Brewers will try and do everything they can to get John Axford righted and back into the role himself. Henderson – a 29-year-old rookie – is a great story, but the situation doesn't appear right for him to get long-term save opportunities at this point.
5. Yu Darvish, SP, TEX: Darvish has limped through the last month, allowing a 7.11 ERA over six starts. He's too nasty to keep that going – strikeouts will make up for many of his mistakes – but until his control improves, he won't be the number one people expected either. Darvish walked 6.16 batters per nine innings over the last month and has a 5.05 mark now on the season. That simply won't keep enough runners off the bases, making those common Texas home runs more costly, and it drives up his WHIP as well. It might be worth seeing if somebody will pay for his name before the trading deadline.
Jack Moore is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison with degrees in Mathematics and Economics. His work can also be found at FanGraphs.com, DisciplesOfUecker.com, RotoWire.com, AdvancedNFLStats.com and ESPN. Follow him on twitter at @jh_moore.


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Fitting in Fitness
Simple steps add up
Did you know you benefit from even small amounts of moderate activity throughout the day? Regular physical activity is easier to fit in than you may realize and can significantly lower your lifetime risk for cancer – and heart disease and diabetes, too.
You'll find the American Cancer Society's physical activity guidelines for adults and children below. These recommendations are based on the latest scientific information to help reduce the risk of developing cancer.
ACS Physical Activity Guidelines for Cancer Prevention
Adults: Get at least 150 minutes of moderate intensity or 75 minutes of vigorous intensity activity each week (or a combination of these), preferably spread throughout the week.
Children and teens: Get at least 60 minutes of moderate or vigorous intensity activity each day, with vigorous activity on at least 3 days each week.
- Moderate activity is anything that makes you breath as hard as you do during a brisk walk. During moderate activities, you'll notice a slight increase in heart rate and breathing, but you may not break a sweat.
- Vigorous activities are performed at a higher intensity and generally use large muscle groups. They cause a noticeable increase in heart rate, faster breathing, and sweating.
Being more physically active than usual, no matter what one's level of activity, can have many health benefits.
Examples of moderate and vigorous physical activities
Moderate intensity activities
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Exercise and leisure
Walking, dancing, leisurely bicycling, ice skating, roller skating, horseback riding, canoeing, yoga
Jogging or running, fast bicycling, circuit weight training, aerobic dance, martial arts, jumping rope, swimming
Volleyball, golfing, softball, baseball, badminton, doubles tennis, downhill skiing
Soccer, field or ice hockey, lacrosse, singles tennis, racquetball, basketball, cross-country skiing
Home activities
Mowing the lawn (push mower), general lawn and garden maintenance
Digging, carrying and hauling, masonry, carpentry
Occupational activity
Walking and lifting as part of the job (custodial work, farming, auto or machine repair)
Heavy manual labor (forestry, construction, fire fighting)
Active substitutions
Don't think you have time to add physical activity to your day? Consider simple substitutions. Think about how much time you spend sitting, versus being active. Are there ways to replace sitting with moving? For instance:
- Use stairs rather than an elevator.
- Walk or bike to your destination.
- Exercise at lunch with your workmates, family, or friends.
- Take a 20-minute exercise break at work to stretch or take a quick walk.
- Walk to visit co-workers instead of sending an email.
- Go dancing with your spouse or friends.
- Plan active vacations, rather than driving trips.
- Wear a pedometer every day to increase your daily number of steps.
- Join a sports or recreation team.
- Use a stationary bicycle or treadmill while watching TV.
No matter what kind of activity you choose, the important thing is to get moving. Try to look for opportunities to be active throughout your day.
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Google Chairman Eric E. Schmidt will testify at an antitrust hearing today before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee. The subject of the hearing: "The Power of Google: Serving Consumers or Threatening Competition?" Not surprisingly, Google competitors — at least three of whom are also expected to testify — say the latter, claiming the company limits its competitors by favoring its own affiliated websites through its search engine. From my very preliminary reading on the subject (and from my very great reliance on Google on a daily basis), I tend to say the former.
But, for what it's worth, Schmidt himself doesn't seem concerned about the hearing whatsoever. He's even said he's looking forward to the "opportunity to communicate what [Google is] doing." More than likely, he's unconcerned because Google does serve its users well — but he might also be nonchalant because he's covered his political bases. According to The New York Times:
As antitrust scrutiny has intensified, Google has ramped up its lobbying efforts in Washington and its communications campaigns nationwide. The company has shown television ads in some markets … that trumpet Google's role in helping small businesses and creating jobs.
Plus, as an outspoken supporter of President Obama, Schmidt just this week hyped the need for short-term stimulus measures of the sort the president has proposed.
"The economy is, today, stuck behind the power curve. It needs a lot of encouragement," Schmidt told "This Week" anchor Christiane Amanpour. "It needs not just something like the jobs bill, but also significant government stimulation in terms of buying power and investment. Otherwise, we're set up for years of extraordinarily low growth in the economy and no real solution to the jobless problem." …
"You have a situation where the private sector sees essentially no growth in demand," Schmidt said. "The classic solution is to have the government step in and, with short-term initiatives, help stimulate that demand. If they do it right, they'll invest in income and growth-producing things, like highways and bridges and schools, new opportunities for the private sector to go then build businesses."
I disagree with Schmidt on the need for short-term stimulus (the definition of insanity and all that), but I did, at least, appreciate the comments he made in favor of creative destruction:
Schmidt dismissed the idea that greater efficiency and new technology have created structural changes to the economy that have replaced workers unable to re-train for new higher-skilled jobs. …
"That's been true for 100 years. It's been true of the industrial era for the last, literally, century," Schmidt said. "And over and over again, American ingenuity has meant that the people who were displaced were able to find new jobs in these new industries.
There's every reason to believe that if the political system could come to a consensus around stability, solving these short-term problems and get the investment that I'm describing, that we can take care of the rest."
In other words: No, Mr. President, ATMs did not cause our 9.1 percent unemployment. But Schmidt was careful to couple his praise for industrialization with a call for "investment," that key word of the president's. As well he should. He's got a Democrat-led Senate subcommittee to win over.


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"Oh My Darling, Clementine" was a traditional 19th century Earth song. The Doctor and Seven of Nine used to practice duets together, including "My Darling Clementine", which he described as an "old chestnut."
In 2376, The Doctor and Seven sang lines from the song while he was working on her cortical implant.
In their "duet", The Doctor and Seven sang:
- "Oh, my darling, Oh, my darling, Oh, my darling –"
- "Clementine."
- "You are lost and gone forever –"
- "Dreadful sorry, Clementine."
- "Light she was and like a fairy –"
- "And her shoes were #9."
- "Herring boxes without topses –"
- "Sandals were for Clementine."
- "Drove she ducklings to the water..."
Following the ordeal, Seven told The Doctor that he was off-key in the third verse, second measure. The Doctor insisted that he had not been, but Seven explained that his vocal modulations deviated by .30 decihertz, which she could assist him with. He agreed, and coordinated a lesson together, with a tuning fork, for the next day. (VOY: "Equinox, Part II")


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The commute: 8am Blackometer updates
The following is an 8am update of some of the major roads in the area using the "Blackometer," the Hook's estimate of the percentage of black asphalt available on key local roads:
• Route 29, South of City - 70%
• Route 29, North of the City: 95%
• Route 250W, Ivy to 29/250 - 80%
• Route 250W, 29/250 to Emmet - 20% and bumpy (c'mon, city crews)
• Emmet Street - 80%
• Main Street - 80%
• Rugby Road - 50%
• Grady Avenue - 60% (but 1.5-lanes in spots)
• Preston Avenue - 80%
• Market Street - 80%
• Barracks Road - 90%
• Old Lynchburg Road - sorry, but we're not going back there again
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Just returned to the area from Philadelphia where the roads were almost entirely clear after 20" of snow by Sunday afternoon. I had my longish, two-car driveway clear of snow in 2 1/2 hours using nothing more than a good shovel. Meanwhile, the Keystone Cops that are our local governments and VDOT cannot clear US-29!?!
Beyond sheer incompetence and idiocy, I have to think that the local authorities simply ignored the more severe forecasts late last week. Accuweather had predicted more than a foot of snow in C'ville as early as Wednesday, so this wasn't entirely unforeseen (though the heaviest snows did come earlier than most had projected).
As poorly as VDOT has performed, I must congratulate The Hook for stepping up and providing very good coverage of the aftermath of this storm. Reading the local Media General rag's god-awful website, you'd almost think nothing unusual had happened here.
Entire Fry's Spring area Blackometer--0%, and you're right avoid Old Lynchburg, unless you want to end up in the trees.
Why no bus service in the City ? How are we suppose to get to work ?
Only Route 7 (downtown to Fashion Sq.) and the Trolley are operating.
Agree with Local. And how can UVa expect us to get to work? I wouldn't mind walking to downtown, but there are (of course) no sidewalks cleared...


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The 3,000-pound stature of a North Texas horse has earned the animal the title of "World's Tallest Living Horse" from the Guinness World Record.
Remington, a Clydesdale from Princeton who eats two bales of hay and 40 gallons of water per day, measures more than 6 feet 8 inches from his hoof to shoulder.
He also has his own blog, where it's evident he also has a big personality.
"I love carrots, apples, hay, grain, peppermints and rolling in the mud," his profile says. "Oh, and I break stuff because I'm curious and clumsy."
U.S. & World
He was measured for the record books in June and his owner, Cheryl Davis, has waited patiently for the results since then.
"We are so thrilled and to be sure, the big boy will be getting some extra carrots today," she wrote on Remington's blog Monday. "I got out of the boot this morning, so I'm going to hobble down to the barn and give him a big ole kiss on his big ole nose!"
Davis had to wear an orthopedic boot after Remington stepped on her foot in August.


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Meet the Five Suspected Chinese Hackers
The Justice Department filed charges Monday against five individuals in the Chinese military, accusing them of hacking into five U.S. steel, solar and nuclear companies and a labor organization for trade secrets and other information. Here is a look at the five men.
Wang Dong
Known online as "UglyGorilla" and Jack Wang, he is accused of being an officer in the People's Liberation Army unit 61398 at some point during the investigation, which covered from 2010 to 2012. The FBI says Wang controlled victim computers.
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Huang Zhenyu
Also known as Huang Zhen Yu, and "hzy_lhx" Mr. Huang was a computer programmer who allegedly managed the domain accounts used by others. Those domain accounts were used as a way for target computers infected with malware to relay information back to the hackers, according to the indictment.
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Sun Kailiang
Also known as Jack Sun, allegedly held the rank of captain during the early stages of the investigation, and was observed sending malicious emails to infect target computers with malware, and controlling victim computers once they'd been infected.
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Gu Chunhui
Also known as "KandyGoo", Mr. Gu allegedly tested malicious email messages and also managed the domain accounts used by others to steer stolen information from target companies back to the hackers.
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Wen Xinyu
Also known as "WinXYHappy" and "Win_XY", Mr. Wen allegedly controlled victim computers.
- Related press release
- Remarks by FBI Executive Assistant Director Robert Anderson at press conference
- Remarks by Attorney General Eric Holder at press conference
- Remarks by Assistant Attorney General for National Security John Carlin at press conference
- Wanted posters: Gu Chunhui | Huang Zhenyu | Sun Kailiang | Wang Dong | Wen Xinyu


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Four characters in four days and 48.6 miles.
Heather Montgomery has put away the Minnie Mouse costume that she wore for the five-kilometer race Thursday, the first day of the Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend. She did the same with the Cheshire Cat getup from Alice in Wonderland that was her attire of choice for Friday's 10K.
Now it is on to Saturday morning's half-marathon, where if someone is spotted dressed up as Dopey, the dwarf from Snow White, that's probably Montgomery. And then the 28-year-old health-and-fitness blogger from Biloxi, Miss., will conclude her week of playing dress-up by donning a Ariel, the Little Mermaid, costume while running the marathon Sunday.
A Dopey idea to run four races in four days? They don't call it the Dopey Challenge for nothing.
"It is one of those things that you look at before you do it and say, 'Oh my goodness, I am going to do that?"' Montgomery said. "After it is over, you say, 'Oh my goodness, I just did that."'
And she will not be the only one.
Of the estimated 50,000 runners who, Disney officials say, are taking part in the four races, 7,000 are attempting the Dopey Challenge. It is a concept that morphed out of the Goofy Challenge, a series that started in 2006 and includes only the half and full marathons.
Five thousand runners are competing in the Goofy Challenge this weekend.
"With us adding the 10K this year and including a Dopey Challenge option, this is going to be a one-of-a-kind event," said Darrell Fry, Disney's sports media director. "Where else can you do four races in four days and do just a hair under 50 miles?"
Who would want to? For some, such as St. Cloud's Amanda Tinney, the appeal is the atmosphere of running through the Disney theme parks, stopping to take pictures with Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. Others, such as Todd Sontag of Oviedo and Michael Prince of Windermere, want to test their bodies.
"Doing this sounds crazy to me," said Sontag, a 38-year-old family physician. "In fact, my wife runs half marathons, and even she thinks I am crazy."
Said Tinney, who writes a blog about Disney: "A lot of people say a race is 90 percent mental. There will be times you don't think you can go on."
Lindsey Wolf, a 33-year-old physician assistant from Oviedo, said the Dopey Challenge has forced her to stay true to a commitment she made last year.
"I wanted to be in the best shape of my life by the end of 2013, and I am," Wolf said. "My parents don't understand why this is so important to me and why I want to tax my body like I will."
Competitors finishing all four races will receive six awards — medals for each race as well as ones for completing the Goofy and Dopey challenges.
"The majority of my friends are runners, but I don't know a whole lot of them who have ever attempted something like this," said Prince, a 34-year-old Windermere resident who is a producer for The Golf Channel.
Few have, but for those who will complete Sunday's 26.2-mile marquee event, crossing a finish line likely never will be more satisfying.
As for Monday?
"There is a reason I took Monday off," Sontag said. "I'll have pains and won't want to move."
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Danny and Baez
Danny and Baez investigate the murder of Tiffany Lamp, a popular drag queen from a reality television show who was found murdered in a local park. Meanwhile, Erin reexamines a drug case scheduled for trial after she is abducted by the accused man's mother. Pictured: Marisa Ramirez as Det. Maria Baez and Donnie Wahlberg, directing BLUE BLOODS for the first time, as Danny Reagan. Photo: Craig Blankenhorn/CBS ©2013 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.


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The Story Behind Umami Burger, from 'Los Angeles Magazine'
In this month's issue of Los Angeles Magazine, dine editor Lesley Bargar Suter chronicles the "casual dining revolution" of Adam Fleischman, founder of Umami Burger. Three years after first opening Umami Burger in 2009 in Los Angeles, Fleischman now runs the Umami Restaurant Group, which includes nine Umami Burger locations, the pizzeria 800 Degrees, and UmamIcatessen, with more restaurants on the way. (In her piece, Suter gives a shout-out to AHT's Damon Gambuto, who reviewed Umami Burger back in 2009.)


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Lately, as Ive been sampling more lines by indie American perfumers, Ive been discovering what might be an actual genre- for now Ill call them Perfumes of Place. They are not perfumes per se, they are not pretty, but they evoke, very clearly, a particular place. In this sense they are truly soulful scents, and have a strong effect on my emotions and the imagery that runs through my brain while Im wearing them. Olympic Orchids Olympic Rainforest is in this category. And now Ive discovered
Ive been perfume blogging for 5 years now. I think that makes me either first or at least second generation. Ive been through all the stages of perfumistahood, and the Jaded Stage was the worst. Would I finally give up my great love, perfume? Did IFRA kill it? Did Sephora? Nah, I went DIY. I went Nerd.
I started a scent library and grew smelly plants, and after that went on for a couple of years, I started to make my own tinctures and perfumes. ACK! I heard that at some sort of
This summer, I was delighted to take part in the Mystery of Musk project, which featured natural, musky perfumes created by radically individualist, indie noses. My most-worn of the group was Jane Cates Tallulah B2, a luxurious, yet cheerful floral with a sensual, musky base. Intrigued, I contacted Jane. Her perfumery is called A Wing and A Prayer Perfumes, and she runs it with her daughter, Sarah, in Northern California. Heres our conversation:
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It's now been over a year since I'v'e smelled anything I wanted to own (new perfumes, that is) in any of my local perfume shops here in Central Europe. A few have been wearable and inoffensive, most have been harsh and cheap. Yesterday I tried Escale Portofino and Escale Pondicherry. Yeesh! What's with these cheap laundry musks and super-harsh synthetic citrus chemicals? The Portofino smelled identical (but cheaper) to the lemon cologne used on Anatolian buses to help refresh the passengers. It's
I finally decided to splurge and buy a small bottle of real vanilla absolute from India (via Liberty Naturals). I grew up with vanillin, the synthetic version of a compound that exists in actual vanilla, and its cousins, ethyl vanillin and methyl vanillin. I didn't realize that actual vanilla pods have hundreds of aromatic compounds in addition to vanillin!
The waxy absolute surprised me with it's complicated, rich, and woody scent. It isn't particularly sweet, though vanillin is a dominant
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|2009 All America Chess Team Announced
|By Jerry Nash
|November 4, 2008
(Crossville, TN) The United States Chess Federation (USCF) is pleased to announce the 2009 All-America Team sponsored by Trophies Plus. Team members will be introduced at the 2008 National K-12/Collegiate Championship held in Orlando, Florida, December 12th – 14th. Each member of the 2008 All America Team who attends the event will be presented with a team jacket and plaque by Jerry Nash, Scholastic Director of the USCF.
The All America Team was created in 1987 to honor the very best players ages 18 and under. The team, one of the highest national honors attainable by a young chess player, is selected on the basis of age, rating, and activities during that year, similar to the selection process of "all conference" sports teams. This year's candidates were selected based on their age as of January 1, 2008 and their peak post-tournament rating from July 1, 2007 through June 30, 2008. Since this award is a "post-season" selection, the minimum rating limits in each age group are reviewed annually by the USCF staff and the USCF Scholastic Council.
The All America Team is sponsored by Trophies Plus of Templeton, Iowa, for the fifth year in a row. In addition to the support of this award, Doyle Engelen, owner of Trophies Plus, provides trophies for national tournaments as well as post-tournament trophy shipping. The USCF is proud to have Trophies Plus as a part of scholastic chess by sponsoring this year's All-America Team. You can visit Trophies Plus at their web site http://www.trophiesplus.com or call them at 800-397-9993.
The United States Chess Federation wishes to congratulate all of the members of this year's All-America Team for receiving this prestigious award!
It is with great pleasure that the USCF announces the 41 members of the
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Robert L. Hess, NY
John Daniel Bryant, CA
Samuel L Shankland, CA
Warren Harper, TX
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Marc Tyler Arnold, NY
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Mark Heimann, PA
Michael Lee, WA
Alexander Heimann, PA
Victor Shen, NJ
Alec Getz, NY
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Ray S. Robson, FL
Ryan Joseph Moon, GA
Jason Altschuler, TX
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Alexsandr Ostrovskiy, NY
David Adelberg, AZ
Srikar Varadaraj, OH
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Alexander Velikanov, WI
Jarod M. Pamatmat, TX
Kevin Wang, MD
Daniel Gurevich, GA
Varun Krishnan, CA
Yian Liou, CA
David A. Hua, NJ
Brennen Lee, AZ
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Nicolas Nip, CA
Luke Harmon-Vellotti, ID
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A NIntegrate question
- To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
- Subject: [mg52029] A NIntegrate question
- From: acsl at dee.ufrj.br (Antonio Carlos Siqueira)
- Date: Sun, 7 Nov 2004 01:04:44 -0500 (EST)
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
Dear All, I need to find the Inverse Fourier Transform of an expression involving Sqrt, Exp and Bessel Functions. As my interest is in the numerical response I am trying to use NIntegrate for frequency to time transform. In fact I am using it to have a Fourier Cossine transform. My problem is that I can only find an answer if I use interpolation for the frequency domain function. I was wondering if anybody can give me a help in trying to use NIntegrate to solve this problem. What I have tried didn´t work that well. Any comments are welcome. Regards Antonio Here comes my functions.... zint[s_, rhoc_:8.82573*10^-8, rc_:0.0203454, mu_:4.0 Pi 10^-7] := Sqrt[s mu/rhoc] rhoc/(2 Pi rc)BesselI[0, Sqrt[s mu/rhoc] rc]/BesselI[ 1, Sqrt[s mu/rhoc] rc] Ze[s_,mu_:4.0 Pi 10^-7, rc_:0.0203454,rhoc_:8.82573*10^-8,rhosolo_:100.0] := s mu/(2 Pi) Log[2*(15.0+ Sqrt[rhosolo/(s mu)]/rc] Zserie[s_]:=Ze[s]+zint[s]; Y[s_,e_:1/(36.0 Pi 10^9)]:=s 2 Pi e /(Log[2*15.0/rf]) A[s_]:=Exp[Sqrt[Zserie[s]*Y[s]]*-10000.0] (* from the graphic one can see that this funciton is bounded and goes to zero as s goes to either I*Infinity or -I*Infinity *) a[t_]:=2/Pi NIntegrate[Im[A[I 2 Pi x]/(2 Pi x) Cos[ 2 Pi x t], {x,0,\[Infinity]}, MaxRecursion -> 50, Method->Oscillatory] The error message did not help much for my case "Numerical integration stopping due to loss of precision. Achieved neither the requested PrecisionGoal nor AccuracyGoal; suspect one of the following: highly oscillatory integrand or the true value of the integral is 0. If your integrand is oscillatory try using the option Method->Oscillatory in NIntegrate.


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Four-Point Play: Creighton's magical offense, Bryce Cotton's incredible stretch
Ethan Wragge and Creighton had a legendary shooting night against Villanova. (Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
Four-Point Play is One and One's attempt to highlight the best team, player, game and GIF/video from the past seven days of college hoops. We reserve the right to tweak the formula on a weekly basis. Expect this column every Sunday.
Creighton torches No. 4 Villanova
Lovers of defense, click away.
You may not want to relive the horrible misdeeds Creighton committed Monday night at the Wells Fargo Center. It's probably best Villanova fans skip over this section of the column, too.
There is a difference between basketball teams being "hot" and being so scorching that sportscenter audibles to make youits lead story and one announcer is saying things like, "What a joke. I mean, it's absolutely comical." There was perhaps no better way to describe the offensive onslaught Creighton launched against the No. 4 Wildcats on their home floor.
The Bluejays hit a Big East record-setting 21 threes on 35 attempts and scored 96 points on one of the better defensive teams in the conference (one that still ranks in the league's top 5 in points allowed per possession during league play). Ethan Wragge's nine #Wraggebombs, the hashtagged moniker for the senior forward's long-range makes, tied Atlanta Hawks shooting guard Kyle Korver's school record.
"My teammates do an unbelievable job of once I get one," Wragge said afterward. "They know I'm hunting for two and three. It's a hard feeling to describe once you get one. You kind of just let it fly, don't think about it and you have to shoot it to make so you just let it go."
Wragge connected seven times from beyond the arc before seven minutes had elapsed, staking Creighton to a 27-8 lead. His last three came around the 14-minute mark of the second half, at which point Creighton held a commanding 68-45 edge. Wragge finished with 27 points on 9-of-14 shooting in 28 minutes. He did not attempt a single two-point field goal, par for the course with Wragge; over his three-plus years with the Bluejays, the senior has attempted 47 shots from inside the arc. Wragge has already fired 154 threes this season.
Hoops nerds had long known about Wragge's long-range wizardry, but Monday night might have officially elevated him to cult hero status. The Bluejays are holding a "Lumerback night" to honor the bearded long-range gunner.
"It was a start like I've never seen before but I can't say I'm surprised because I've seen it in practice," Bluejays coach Greg McDermott said of Wragge. "I've seen this kid do this before and I've said to a lot of people I think he's as good a shooter as there is in the country. Now I think people may believe me."
Wragge had the hot hand, but he wasn't the only Bluejay who found his groove against the Wildcats. National Player of the Year frontrunner Doug McDermott shot 8-for-13 and 5-for-8 from three-point range for 23 points. Senior guard Jahenns Manigat hit four threes and finished with 19 points. Nine of Creighton players converted at least one field goal.
There are almost too many eye-popping statistics that highlight how special Creighton's offensive bombardment was. The Bluejays scored 1.45 points per possession, shot 60 percent from three-point range and, as a result, jumped 11 spots (from No. 13 to No. 2) in Ken Pomeroy's team ratings. It was, quite simply, the most impressive offensive display any team has produced this season.
"That was one of the more incredible things I've been ever been a part of as a coach," Greg McDermott said.
While Creighton's offense came back to earth in Saturday's 76-63 win over Georgetown – in which it scored a "ho-hum" 76 points in 67 possessions – the Bluejays' offense could go down as one of the most prolific of the past decade. After Monday night, Creighton's 1.282 points per possession ranked well ahead of 2004-05 Chris Paul-led Wake Forest's 1.24 PPP – the highest number for any team over a full season dating to 2003, when kenpom.com began tracking tempo-free statistics.
The Bluejays are still putting up a ridiculous 1.273 points per possession and rank among the nation's leaders in several categories, including first in three-point field goal percentage (43.3) and effective field goal percentage (which weighs three-point shots more heavily than two-point shots). And only one team, San Jose State, scores a higher percentage of its points from beyond the arc than the Bluejays.
Can this strategy work in the NCAA Tournament's single-elimination format, where cold shooting can doom long range-dependent teams? Maybe. Maybe not. What should not go overlooked is that the Bluejays' defense has been excellent during conference play, relative to other Big East teams.' They rank first in points allowed per possession and are allowing opponents to grab just 26.5 percent of their missed shots.
The Bluejays own a half-game lead over the Wildcats in the Big East standings and are on track to earn a top-four seed in the NCAA Tournament.
"We weren't here to make a statement," Greg McDermott said. "So it was a huge opportunity for our team and we had to step up to the moment."
As prolific as Creighton's offense is, it's unlikely the Bluejays will ever approach what they did Monday night. So if you haven't yet, watch their game against the Wildcats. Creighton's offensive effort is one college basketball fans won't soon forget.
Nik Stauskas continued his stellar play with a strong game against Michigan State. (Leon Halip/Getty Images)
No. 21 Michigan ascends Big Ten ladder
It has been over a month since preseason All-American center Mitch McGary last played in a game for No. 21 Michigan. Losing such a pivotal player for that long would be a huge setback for most teams, but the Wolverines have won nine consecutive games and, in beating No. 3 Michigan State 80-75 on Saturday, became the first team since Iowa in 1987 to win three straight against top-10 teams.
With forwards Adreian Payne and Branden Dawson sidelined with injuries, the Spartans weren't playing at full strength, but Michigan's win at the Breslin Center still counts as one of the best any team has notched this season. The Wolverines shot 45-percent from the field and 58-percent from three-point range, rebounded 35.5-percent of their missed shots to Michigan State's 30.3 and broke the game open on a 10-2 run late in the second half triggered by one of sophomore guard Nik Stauskas's five treys.
"The rankings right now are the rankings," Beilein said afterward."You don't know who's going to be there in March -- it's just projections. I know we beat three really good teams. It's three teams that I think will be in the top four or five in the Big Ten. To beat those, that's what really means a lot because now you've beat them, you have a game up on them in some regard for the Big Ten Championship, which every coach in this league – that's what we're trying to get."
Stauskas' offensive prowess is receiving due attention. He is a legitimate candidate for the Big Ten player of the year award, the catalyst of Michigan's post-McGary run. But the most promising takeaway for the Wolverines from Saturday's win is the play of freshman point guard Derrick Walton Jr. Walton played his best game of the season, scoring 19 points on 4-of-7 shooting and 9-of-10 from the free throw line, grabbing six rebounds and dishing out four assists.
If Walton continues to get better, Michigan's already potent offensive attack – it ranks first among Big Ten teams in conference play and third nationally in points scored per possession – will be even more dangerous.
"One of the reasons that I know Derrick embraced going to Michigan is some of the tremendous games he was going to be able to play in the Big Ten," Beilein said. "And this is a great environment, like all of the environments are."
Earlier in the week, Michigan took down No. 10 Iowa at Crisler Arena, which followed the Wolverines' win last Saturday at No. 9 Wisconsin. That Michigan could go undefeated against that stretch would have seemed unthinkable when it was announced on December 27 that McGary would be out indefinitely after having lower back surgery.
That's not as important as what Michigan has – and will continue to try to – accomplish without their star forward. The Wolverines have beaten every top Big Ten contender to move into first place in the conference standings and hold at least a two-game lead over every team besides Michigan State.
Michigan has an excellent chance to move to move to 10-0 in conference play, as it faces games against Purdue and Nebraska and at Indiana over the next 10 days.
The latest numbers from the bracket matrix, a compilation of bracket projections from around the web, project Michigan as a five-seed. If they keep winning, the Wolverines, who have an RPI of 12 and five wins over teams ranked in the top 50, could push for a top-three seed. In the more immediate future, a conference championship is within reach.
"I don't like to be the killjoy here, but I end up saying, 'Alright, let's enjoy this, and you know on Monday we'll make you in practice forget all about this, cuz we have very dangerous Purdue team coming in Thursday,'" Beilein said. "Just enjoy it. We've played seven games. Heck, there's 11 more games to go in this league and this is a tough league."
A three-game stretch against Iowa, No. 17 Ohio State and Wisconsin from February 8 to 16 will be tough, but Michigan has proven it can beat the Big Ten's best. This team is rolling right now.
Bryce Cotton has helped make Providence a legitimate threat in the Big East. (Nate Shron/Getty Images)
Bryce Cotton pushes Providence into NCAA Tournament contention
Providence announced in the preseason that two of its most talented recruits, Rodney Bullock and Brandon Austin, would be suspended indefinitely. About a month later, the Friars lost point guard Kris Dunn to a season-ending shoulder injury. At that point it seemed reasonable to dismiss their chances of competing for a Big East championship.
But the Friars have lost just four games without Dunn in the lineup and point guard Bryce Cotton has led them to a 5-2 start in the Big East. The senior guard is averaging 22.4 points, 3.9 rebounds and 6.4 assists per game while playing a mindboggling 99.3-percent of available minutes during conference play. Cotton's 94.9 minutes percentage over the entire season ranks first in the country.
"If you tell me a guy in the last month that's played better than him in the country, I wanna know who that person is," Friars coach Ed Cooley said Saturday of Cotton, who scored 25 points and handed out seven assists in their win over Xavier. "He is so undervalued by the national people."
Four days after leading his team to an 81-68 win over Creighton last Saturday, Cotton scored 18 points on 5-of-12 shooting in a 65-56 win over Butler. The Friars sit just a game and a half back of the Bluejays for first place in the conference, but they could fall back in the coming weeks. Providence plays four of its next five games on the road, including a return trip to Xavier on Feb. 8.
Cotton has been brilliant, but this team may not have enough energy to endure the tough stretch of games ahead. The Friars' rotation basically runs six deep, and both Cotton and junior forward LaDonte Henton are averaging more than 40 minutes per game during conference play (two of the Friars' league games, on Dec. 31 against Seton Hall and Jan. 16 at Saint John's, went into double overtime).
As of Saturday morning, 44 of the 67 brackets used for the Bracket Matrix's projections had Providence making the Field of 68. Providence has an RPI of 41 and a record of 2-3 against the top-50. If Cotton keeps playing well and gets enough help from Henton and others, the Friars can contend for an at-large bid.
"Excited for my group and let's continue to play well," Cooley said.
The next five games will be telling. Providence has won just two road tilts so far this season. It will need to win a few more to stay in the hunt for a tourney bid.
Jonathan Holmes wins it for Texas at the buzzer
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It took Texas until March 13, in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament against TCU, to win its 16th game in 2012-13. The Longhorns reached that number for 2013-14 on Saturday, when they won at No. 24 Baylor.
Earlier in the week, junior forward Jonathan Holmes pushed Texas past No. 22 Kansas State with this buzzer-beating three.
Holmes set a screen for teammate Javan Felix and flared out to the left corner for a contested fadeaway.
"I knew since they were worried about Javan, my man was going to go with him, so I just slipped to the ball and I was open and made the shot," Holmes said afterward.
The Rick Barnes hot seat talk has officially cooled, as Texas, after losing its top four scorers in the offseason, has far exceeded expectations.
"I guess I went from being dumb to being smarter," Barnes said after Saturday's win, which marked the first time in program history that Texas has won three straight games over ranked teams.


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Movie fans are lining up for the end of the world, with the disaster tale "2012" hauling in $65 million domestically to debut at No. 1.
"2012" has added $160 million overseas for a worldwide total of $225 million.
The Sony Pictures action saga tells the story of a scramble to save remnants of humanity aboard giant arks as the earth's crust shifts and flood waters pour over most of the planet.
"Disney's A Christmas Carol" slipped to No. 2 in its second weekend with $22.3 million. The Jim Carrey holiday adventure raised its 10-day total to $63.3 million.
Lionsgate's acclaimed drama "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire" broke into the Top 10 as it expanded from limited release and took in $6.1 million.
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Must to visit temples during South India tourMay 18, 2016 12:03
South India cannot be separated from temples. In fact, temples are an integral part of South India and are full of magnificent paintings, sculptures, colors as well as Dravidian architecture. You must visit these temples not just if you are a doting religious person, but if you are looking to explore ancient culture, tradition and heritage of South India.
Madurai: Meenakshi Temple in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, is a must visit temple in the temple town. Covering 15 acres, Meenakshi temple has 12 towers and 4,500 pillars. The massive temple accommodates fantastic sculptures. During every April, 12-day Chithirai Festival is celebrated in a grand style. The festival is a reenacted celestial wedding of the temple's god and goddess.
Rameshwaram: Longest pillared hallway in India is seen lining its perimeter, in Ramanathaswamy Temple, Rameshwaram. Located 100 meters from the sea, the temple accommodates 22 wells. Pilgrims first take a bath in the sea and bath in its 22 wells prior to entering temples, as the water is considered sacred and one that purifies body and mind. Holding a special place in Hindu mythology, Rameshwaram is believed to be the place where a bridge was built across the sea by Lord Rama to rescue Sita from the clutches of Ravana, in Sri Lanka.
Thanjavur: Brihadeswara Temple is constructed in a Dravidian style with granite stone. The temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The must to visit temple has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Raphael Owen necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 69 diseños de 25 diseñadores freelance.
Aeris Solutions http://www.aerissolutions.com.au
Aeris Solutions is a company specialising in the provision of digital signage solutions. Our current design of a battery was based on "positive energy" as a catch phrase. This has now been changed to "powering the future of digital signage" which tells our prospective clients what we do more clearly.
We are still open to the circle with the + in the middle as this has proven to be a good avatar when needed for our twitter account or similar.
We believe the battery is not relevant to our business and want to have a fresh look to carry us into 2010.
We also want to have developed this new logo into letterheads and formats we can easily implement into out website and brochures. We are also interested in discussing the creation of templates we can use for case studies and brochures we hand out to customers.
We are happy with the color we currently use, but are open to suggestions. We do not want to copy every other signage company by having a rectangular screen in the logo to denote the use of LCD screens.
We are in a technology industry which is quickly growing, we want to portray a successful company capable of delivering everything from a simple signage solution to the most complex.
The successful designer can expect additional work from Aeris as we grow our business into new markets with products which are designed for a different type of client.
Our main markets at this stage are Retail, Hospitality and Corporate. Whilst digital signage is growing it is still considered an emerging market. The majority of our customers are B2B so we need to demonstrate competency to these people. However we are also introducing a range of new products designed to reduce the lengthy sales cycle so want to have a look a fresh new product range which allows people to choose a solution with a few easy steps.
Quite simply we are after a new company logo as stated. Our current design we feel is no longer appropriate. We must incorporate the term "powering the future of digital signage" into the design to let people know what we do.
We are happy to also keep the circle with the + in the middle as it is used in many locations online as our avatar, but we are not fixed to this. This should not form a major part of the design.
We want to be able to simply integrate our logo into our current website which is based on a dotnet nuke system. We also want to letterhead for invoicing and quotes and possibly a simple template design which can be used for case studies. You can learn more about what we do by looking at our website at http://www.aerissolutions.com.au Things like the case studies you will see in the Case Studies section will show you the type of information we want to convey to people. These are currently done in-house with Publisher and we want it too more professional. I have also added some of these brochures and logos to the attached files for you to look at.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Dec. 17, 2012) – Gabe Gardner (San Clemente, Calif.), a two-time Olympian with the U.S. Men's National Volleyball Team, has been elected for a second term as USA Volleyball's athlete representative to the U.S. Olympic Committee's Athletes' Advisory Council (AAC) for the 2013-2016 quadrennial.
"I am very pleased about the trust and support shown by the athletes to re-elect me for a second term," said Gardner, 36, who won an Olympic gold medal in 2008 in Beijing. "I am excited to produce results and represent them to the USOC."
AAC representatives must meet the eligibility requirements of having represented the United States in Olympic Games, Pan American Games or another competition approved by the USOC within the preceding 10 years. All of the athletes meeting the AAC eligibility requirements can vote for the representatives.
U.S. Women's National Team player Cynthia Barboza (Long Beach, Calif.) will be USAV's alternate AAC representative as she was the female candidate to receive the most votes. The USOC requires that the alternate be of the opposite gender of the elected representative.
The AAC representatives from each sport National Governing Body meet three times a year to discuss a variety of issues of importance to Olympic-caliber athletes.
In his first term with the AAC, Gardner worked on committees to develop athlete careers with USOC sponsors and establish athlete grievance committees. This will be Gardner's final quad as AAC representative as there is a two-term limit.
Gardner, who received an undergraduate degree in human biology from Stanford, is part of the Team USA Leadership and Learning Academy with the Kellogg School of Business at Northwestern University where he is pursuing a certificate in Olympic sport leadership.


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T-Tapp: Instructional #2Teresa Tapp
Categories: Total Body Workouts
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This one is filmed in a ballroom at the Biltmore hotel in Florida. She has many background exercisers, ranging in age and fitness level. Keep you eyes on Teresa and you'll be fine.
It's about 45 minutes long and is comprised of the second half of Total Workout. The moves are found in Teresa's book "Fit and Fabulous in 15 Minutes". There is no music for a good reason. This is meant to INSTRUCT you so you can move on to other T-Tapp workouts and get the full benefit.
If you're familiar with T-Tapp you already know form is crucial to the program's success. Shoulders back, butt tucked, stomach in, knee to little toe, no big toe. In four weeks of T-Tapp I lost nineteen and a half inches.
The workout moves slowly, but each move is broken down so you can really get the form down right. If you're new to T-Tapp I would recommend starting with this one either along with Instructional #1 or after it.
T-Tapp is isometic contraction as opposed to isotonic. The muscle is worked at both insertion sites, resulting in lean muscles as opposed to bulky ones. Because we contract five to seven muscle groups at once (assuming you're paying attention to form), we work harder. It's also designed to be rehabilitative. Your aching joints will improve quickly!
Instructional #1 can be combined with Instructional #2 for a full body workout, or it can stand alone.
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I am joining a new unit called SWAB, Special Wounds And Bandages.
"Its What We Do…"
Its primary mission is to provide specialized back up to Ambulance crews on the ground. Its secondary role is that of A/E admission prevention by being a more proactive cell of the Ambulance Service rather than a reactive one.
SWAB (Special Wounds and Bandages) is a specialized unit in many United Kingdom Ambulance Services, which is trained to perform dangerous operations. These can include dressing head wounds of violent drunks, performing hostage rescue, preventing panic attacks and engaging heavily "chaved" people in conversation. SWAB teams are equipped with specialized kit including heavy duty thermos flasks (for when it's a bit nippy), portable DVD players (while away the hours on standby), kevlar armoured string vest (cos you never know) and NASA designed combat/medic boots with full-on satellite tracking and built in computer (determines if you are really on scene and not lurking nearby). Also issued are specialized MOE tools (Method Of Entry) usually a half brick for window entry and a sturdy wheelie bin to ram through the front door (if no answer to polite knocking). SWAB teams also have special NVE (Night Vision Equipment)…..a torch.
SWAB duties
Swab duties include:
- Non-violent treatment of desperate barricaded casualties;
- Protecting emergency personnel against BB gun snipers;
- Providing high-ground and perimeter security against BB gun snipers for visiting dignitaries;
- Providing controlled assault bandaging in certain non-riot situations, i.e., barricaded casualties;
- Rescuing officers and citizens captured or endangered by Chavs and/or Chavettes; and,
- Neutralizing local pond scum or estate hoodies.
SWAB officers are selected from volunteers within their Ambulance Service organization. Depending on the services policy, Officers generally have to serve a minimum tenure within the service before being able to apply for a specialist section such as SWAB. This tenure requirement is based on the fact that SWAB officers are still Ambulance Stretcher Monkeys and must have a thorough knowledge of service policies and procedures.SWAB applicants undergo rigorous selection and training, similar to the training some special operations units in the Salvation Army receive. Applicants must pass stringent physical agility, written, oral, and psychological testing to ensure they are not only fit enough but also psychologically suited for tactical operations.
Accurate Bandaging Saved This Mans Foot
In addition, applicants must successfully pass a stringent background investigation and job performance review. Emphasis is placed on physical fitness so an officer will be able to withstand the rigors of a twelve hour shift without a break. After an officer has been selected, the potential member must undertake and pass numerous specialist courses that will make him/her a fully qualified SWAB operator. Officers are trained in bandagemanship for the development of accurate bandaging skills, although the use of bandages is considered a last resort in SWAB operations. Other training that could be given to potential members includes training in tea making, sandwich buying, fish and chip price negotiation skills, handling dog units (the Ambulance Service will be getting a K9 unit soon), and groovy discotheque dance moves (for the ladies!) and the use of specialized T.V. remote controls.
Victim of a Chav Attack
I am due to go on a parachuting course this weekend. This will allow myself and other SWAB team members to silently descend upon the outer estates and treat the pondscum and Chavs whilst they are sleeping off the booze or the hit from whatever chemicals they have injected.
Then again I may get the old cheese grater out (my favoured implement of revenge) and cheese grate their finger ends off! I may even use the old superglue on the eyelids trick, always a good one amongst the troops.
I will let you know how it goes and update you all on SWAB team operations! Untill then………….


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These steel bookcases from Sandusky are a practical, attractive storage solution for schools and offices. The all-steel, all-welded construction provides superior strength and durability. Adjustable shelves let you store everything from small paperbacks to large office binders and reference books. And because they ship fully assembled, all you have to do is unpack them and you're ready to go. Available in a broad selection of classic and contemporary colors.
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Fast Car is a racing game that helps you to learn about HIV and AIDS prevention and takes you on a tour of some of the World's Heritage sites.
There are two tracks for each continent - a Preliminary track and a Championship track. Every track has a set of check points. At the check point, one can take part in a Mini-Quiz, and possibly earn a time bonus. In the mini-quiz, the player will be asked a multiple-choice question related to HIV and AIDS prevention.
The game is part of the project entitled "Development of interactive multimedia tools on HIV and AIDS for youth" aiming to introduce more accurate and youth friendly HIV-preventive information materials in interactive multimedia formats and to fill the gap in the computer games area, particularly in developing educational games, which combine education and entertainment.
The computer game is used to promote dialogue, especially balanced-gender relations, and self-expression as well as present and share science content.
The game is available in English, French and Russian:
Play "Fast Car"
The Brussels based United Nations Regional Information Centre for Western Europe - UNRIC provides information on UN activities to the countries of the region. It also provides liaison with institutions of the European Union in the field of information. Its outreach activities extend to all segments of society and joint campaigns, projects and events are organized with partners including the EU, governments, the media, NGOs, schools and local authorities.
United Nations Regional Information Centre for Western Europe (UNRIC Brussels)
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Saturday, the day that I said I am going on a cookie rally, only started baking in the evening. Why? I had to tag along with hubby to settle quite a number of things outside. Hubby sent his car to the garage to get his SRS thingy checked as the indicator lights kept showing and he's not happy with that. I had to follow him in my own car. So, two trips to the garage. Then we went to settle a few more things at a few other places. It was tiring, but am really glad, we managed to settle everything so smoothly. Alhamdulillah.
Sunday, really had my cookie rally as early as after Sehri. Had to ask mom's help (which actually what she's been waiting for because all these while I don't actually allow her to help me around. I prefer to do all my chores by myself) to arrange the baked cookies into the bottles. Thanks mak for speeding up my job. So in two days time, I managed to bake roughly 6 bottles of London Almond, 3 bottles of Tapak Kuda cookies, 2 bottles of Biskut Kelapa and 3 bottles of pineapple tarts. There are some balance as well, not enough to fill one bottle full. Will fill them up soon, insyaAllah...
And today... I am going on my cookie rally again. Hope to bake as much as possible... wish me luck!
Adapted from : Makcik Kantin
Ingredients :
Filling :
1 packet chicken fillet - chopped
1 sachet mushroom soup powder (I used Vono)
300 gm mixed vegetable
300 gm onions, diced
2 tablespoonful of butter
2 tablespoon plain flour mix with 1/2 cup water
black pepper crushed
Method :
- Heat butter in a pan & saute diced onions till soft.
- Add chicken, stir to break the lumps and cook till all the chicken turns white.
- Add in a sachet of mushroom soup powder. Stir.
- Add in the mixed vegetable.
- Add enough water. Season with salt and black pepper.
- Add in flour that has been mixed with water. This is to thicken the filling.
- Cook at slow fire.
Cut the small readymade puff (I used the small Kawan readymade puff) into 4 equal size.. Spoon enough filling in the middle, cover the top with another piece of pastry. Make 3 slits in the middle of the puffs with a sharp knife, Brush the top with some egg yolk.
Bake @ 160 deg C for about 25 mins or until done. Preferably, using fan oven for a flaky puff crust.
Have a nice day!


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