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Beginning Sept. 1, juries can become more actively involved in the trial process under a wholesale revision of jury rules approved by the Michigan Supreme Court.
The changes will give "jurors the tools they need for their very demanding job: seeking the truth," said Chief Justice Robert P. Young, Jr.
Some procedures, such as providing a jury with preliminary instructions before the trial begins, are required. Other procedures, such as juror note-taking and submitting questions through the judge, are left to the trial judge's discretion.
According to a statement the Court released with its order that adopted the rule changes:
- Jurors can, with the judge's permission, submit questions to witnesses through the judge. Criminal procedure rules already contained such a provision, but the new rule includes jurors in civil cases as well.
- Jurors can, if permitted by the judge, take notes during trial and use those notes during the jury's deliberations.
- The jury can request to view "property or … a place where a material event [such as a crime scene] occurred."
- In civil cases, the judge "may instruct the jurors that they are permitted to discuss the evidence among themselves in the jury room during trial recesses," as long as all jurors are present.
- After the jury is sworn, the judge "shall provide the jury with pretrial instructions reasonably likely to assist in its consideration of the case," covering "the duties of the jury, trial, procedure, and the law applicable to the case …." The rule also requires the court to give jurors copies of the instructions.
- The judge may "authorize or require" attorneys to provide jurors with "a reference document or notebook," which would include a list of witnesses, relevant provisions in statutes, and copies of any documents at issue, such as a contract. Other items, such as preliminary jury instructions, trial exhibits, "and other admissible information," can also be added to the notebook.
- The judge may require attorneys to prepare "concise, written summaries of depositions" for the jury instead of having the full deposition read aloud. In addition to making opening and closing statements, attorneys may, "in the court's discretion, present interim commentary at appropriate junctures of the trial."
- The Court can schedule expert testimony to assist jurors' understanding of the issues – for example, by having expert witnesses testify sequentially. Another option is to allow each expert to be present for the opposing expert's testimony, so that the expert can "aid counsel in formulating questions to be asked of the testifying expert on cross-examination."
- Judges may "fairly and impartially sum up the evidence" after closing arguments, while also reminding jurors that they must decide fact issues for themselves. The rule bars judges from commenting on a witness's credibility or stating a conclusion "on the ultimate issue of fact before the jury."
- Judges are required to give the jury a copy of the final jury instructions to take into the jury room for final deliberations. In addition, judges must invite jurors to ask any questions they may have to clarify the instructions. In addition to jurors' notes and final jury instructions, the judge "may permit the jurors to take into the jury room the reference document … as well as any exhibits and writings admitted into evidence."
- The judge "may not refuse a reasonable request" from jurors to review evidence or testimony as they deliberate.
- If the jury appears to reach an impasse during deliberations, the judge "may invite the jurors to list the issues that divide or confuse them in the event that the judge can be of assistance in clarifying or amplifying the final instructions."
Justice Diane M. Hathaway dissented. She acknowledged that expanded juror note-taking and giving jurors the ability to ask questions during trial, "if properly used, have a valid place in our judicial system."
However, she said, the new rules
contain multiple procedures that are highly controversial and are likely to prove problematic, particularly when litigants are forced to use them by a trial judge. The new rules include controversial procedures such as using deposition summaries in lieu of testimony, interim jury deliberations, and interim commentary by attorneys.
Hathaway also complained that there was insufficient information collected from the courts participating in the pilot program to make an informed decision about some the changes and procedures adopted.
The new rules were adopted after a two-year pilot program in 12 courts.
According to the MSC, 91 percent of jurors surveyed in the pilot programs "agreed that being able to discuss the evidence before final deliberations helped them understand the case, focus on and recall the evidence, and reach a correct verdict."
The court rules affected by the changes are MCR 2.512, 2.513, 2.514, 2.515, 2.516 and 6.414.
The MSC will review the revisions in 2014.


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Leonard Freed - WEST GERMANY. German Jews Today.
WEST GERMANY. Dusseldorf. 1961. A Jewish bar mitzvah.
WEST GERMANY. Westerwald. 1961. Jewish children at a vacation home.
WEST GERMANY. Worms. 1961. A Jewish cemetery from the Middle Ages.
WEST GERMANY. Frankfurt. 1961. A German woman lights Friday night candles with her two children as she converts to the Jewish faith.
WEST GERMANY. Frankfurt. 1961. Evening Jewish services in a synagogue in Frankfurt am Main.
WEST GERMANY. 1961. Walter SELIGMANN, an insurance inspector who lives in Mainz.
WEST GERMANY. 1961. Walter SELIGMANN, an insurance inspector who lives in Mainz.
Dusseldorf, classes for Jewish children given in the local Community Center.
WEST GERMANY. Dusseldorf. 1961. Worms, the oldest Jewish cemetery in Europe, it was destroyed by the Nazis because of its historical importance.
Frankfurt,The traditional "sabbath" Friday night family religious ceremonies, the husband is at the Synagogue and at nightfall the mother lights the candles acc
Children from the Jewish community visit a castle on the Rhine River.
Dusseldorf, the exterior of the newly built Synagogue.
Mainz, laying the cornerstone for a new synagogue.
WEST GERMANY. 1961. Prof Ludwig MARCUSE, theater critic and writer.
WEST GERMANY. Frankfurt. 1961. Religious education classes in the Jewish community school.
Frankfurt, the old Jewish cemetery, these are the gravestones of members of the Rothschild family.
WEST GERMANY. Dusseldorf. 1961. This grandfather sits with his granddaughter in the festivities hall of the Jewish Association of Dusseldorf.
Members of the Jewish Association in Cologne, gather in the social club for Simchat Thora Ball.
Worms, the celebrations for the rebuilding of the Synagogue attended by the Burgomeister and invited guests from many Lande.Many of the people had not seen one
Jewish children at social group of Cologne Synagogue.
Mr Streigold sells newspapers on the corner of the Konigs Allee in Dusseldorf, his wife also sells newspapers, they arrived a few years ago from Israel.
Frankfurt, the morning prayers by members of the Jewish community.
Dusseldorf, The 13 year old Joachim BARDACH receiving gifts and good wishes from his mother and aunts, to celebrate his "barmizwah" (coming of age) according to
This young couple live in Dusseldorf where their son was born.The husband was born in Tchekoslovakia and immigrated to Israel to learn architecture and finished
Frankfurt, morning prayers for members of the Jewish community.
Mainz, The local Chief of Police being welcomed in the Jewish community house.
WEST GERMANY. Dusseldorf. 1961. This girl works for her father's sports association in Dusseldorf, and originally comes from Israel. The young man spent the war
Ernst DEUTSCH is a stage actor who was born in 1896 in Prague.He started his theatrical career in Vienna, in 1917 he moved to Berlin, later toured Europe and re...
GERMANY. Frankfurt. 1961. A Jewish 'kosher' butcher's shop, the main supplier for the local Jewish community. The meat is slaughtered according to religious tr
Young Jewish children at summer camp in Westerewald, they have classes on hebrew traditions.
Frankfurt, the Friday evening (sabbath) religious ceremony in a Jewish family home, when candles are lit and prayers are said. The Mother is a converted Jew.
Jakob HOROWITZ works as a stone cutter in the family business with his father, his mother and brother and sister all died in Auschwitz. He makes tombstones fo
The Textile manufacturer Arno LUSTIGER was born in Poland,and came to Germany from Israel where he lives with his wife at Frankfurt am Main.He is seen here at a
At a Jewish 'summer camp' Jewish children learn about the friday evening (Sabbath) religious services and the other Jewish traditions.
Frankfurt, a poor Jewish family recently arrived into Germany, in search of work.They have no money for lighting in their home and are obliged to use candles.
Frankfurt, the Saturday evening (sabbath) religious service in the new Jewish community.
Dusseldorf, a Jewish school for the teaching in Hebrew and to the German Jewish community children.
Prof Dr Alfred KANTOROWICZ was born in 1899 in Berlin,Spending most of his life as critic and later professor of literature,also a member of the Communist Party...
Dusseldorf, Jewish children have classes in the Jewish community center.
Jewish children in a Jewish summer camp.
Dr Herbert LEWIN, professor of medecine, in his final years he practised at the Womens Clinic at Offenbach/Main and is a leading figure in the Jewish Associatio
Munsterland, a Jewish man becomes the President of a small town shooting club.
WEST GERMANY. 1961. Walter SELIGMANN, an insurance inspector who lives in Mainz.
Berlin. 1961. Marriage ceremony in the Berlin Synagogue, the prayer shawl of the husband is placed over the bride's side.
Frankfurt, the morning prayer for members of the Jewish community.
Young Jewish children learning traditional Hora dances, part of the Cologne Synagogue social activities.
WEST GERMANY. West Berlin. 1961. Jewish old-peoples home.
WEST GERMANY. Frankfurt. 1961. Neighbours fight on the stairway of an apartment building.
WEST GERMANY. Frankfurt am Main. 1961. In a synagogue, a worshipper shows portraits of his family killed in the concentration camps.
Young Jewish boys at their traditional Sunday gathering in Dusseldorf.
Therese GIEHSE, stage actress, born in 1898 in Munich.Spent her life in touring groups and in pre war Zurcher Schauspielhaus, she returned to Germany in 1945 an
Mainz, this woman who was born in Poland and was a member of the Auschwitz concentration camp, remained in Germany after the liberation of the camps. On her arm
Children from a Jewish community, visit a castle along the Rhine River.
Frankfurt, old grave stones of unknown Jewish people in the Jewish cemetery.
At a Jewish 'summer camp' Jewish children learn about the friday evening (Sabbath) religious services and the other Jewish traditions.
WEST GERMANY. 1961. Dusseldorf, the Rabbi of the local Jewish community talking with members of his congregation.
Frankfurt, A street in the Jewish community area, on the corner of the street is their 'kosher' butchers shop.
Ida EHRE, stage actress.born in 1945 in Austria,pre theater experience in Konigsberg and Mannheim,and later the Lessing Theater in Berlin, and in 1945 joined th
Dusseldorf, the coming of age 'barmizwah' celebrations for a 13 year old boy being celebrated by members of the Jewish community and his family.
Dusseldorf, a girl for the Jewish community.
Frankfurt, prayers by members of the local Jewish community.
WEST GREMANY. Frankfurt. 1961. A worshiper in a synogogue in Frankfurt am Main holds photos of relatives who died in concentration camps.
Dusseldorf,The Jewish school for children of the local Jewish school where the children are taught in Hebrew and German.
WEST GERMANY. Munich. 1961. Fritz KORTNER, German-Jewish actor and stage director.
Arthur BRAUNER, a film producer with his family.Born in 1918 in Lodz, Poland. During the war was deported to a KZ in East Poland, and after war returned to Berl
Cologne synagogue, the organist and choir leader.
WEST GERMANY. Frankfurt. 1961. Neighbours fight on the stairway of an apartment building.
WEST GERMANY. Dusseldorf. 1961. This girl works for her father's sports association in Dusseldorf, and originally comes from Israel. The young man spent the war

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dyspepsia, eructation, egression.
-------.. Of the nearly 100 people, (86, by count) in attendance at the Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks scoping meeting last night, we counted 19 staff members from various agencies in attendance.
.. From uniformed and non-uniformed law enforcement personnel to uniformed and non-uniformed researchers, administrators, and employees, it was an overwhelming show of force.
.. The meeting generally followed the form of such events: Introductions, Presentations, Interruptions, Questions, Chaotic Mumblings, Discourteous Inattention, etc. There were a few interesting disjunctions in the verbal brickbats that stood out:
1] "This process started about 1999 when a group of concerned citizens approached the DFWP with their concerns about recreational usage of the Madison River."
vs"We are very early in this process. This is the beginning of this action. We want your input"
2] "We have been thinking about this problem for nearly ten years now.
vs"We have no preconceived ideas how to address this problem and we're going to address the larger picture of the whole river."
3] "We are lucky that we are ahead of the curve in this action and can address problems and areas of conflict before they happen."
vs" The conflicts between user groups and the conflicts with land owners have brought about this action."
4] "We are just trying to understand what you are saying. You seem to be talking about things that we just don't understand."
vs"The science is the same and it should be easy to understand."
.. It's also enlightening to find out that no ideas were generated by MFWP staff about how to address the perceived problems during that ten years.
.. My, my, how sweet it is that we are ahead of the curve and that the conflicts that originated this process are not really conflicts.
.. It seems that this whole exercise is designed to implement regulations about manners and morals. "Social Fishing Regulations" is an interesting bit of terminology that reflects the concerns of some nebulous group of insiders.
.. For instance, it's acknowledged that, save for the Whitefish population, the other fish populations are not being affected by the kinds of actions of user groups being addressed. Even the Whitefish population concerns, cannot be linked to the social behavior of river users.
.. Please note that the MFWP has a mission that seems to guarantee all of us the perfect recreational experience - or so it would seem - LINK.
.. We applaud the mentality that believes regulation of numbers and types of users will remove the idiot tubers, boaters, and fishing guides that run over your fishing line in a gentle shore-side pool - we just don't believe that it will work.
.. We have a hard time believing that any newly promulgated regulations will enhance the recreational experience of vastly different individual users - unless it favors some users to the detriments of others.
.. We're going to watch this groundbreaking effort in social engineering through fishing regulations. Of course the anthropologists, sociologists, psychologists, and recreational specialists of this world are also waiting for this breakthrough regulatory plan.
.. Sadly, we had an attack of dyspepsia well into the meeting. Nausea accompanied our belching and farting and we had to leave just as the entertainment was reaching a crescendo. You'll have to read about the results of the meeting in the newspapers, or observations by bloggers who understand this stuff more than we do.
.. Here's the link to the MFWP page: LINK.


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The Village of Ponte Fiumarella
The village of Ponte Fiumarella belongs to the municipality of Marsala, in the province of Trapani, region Sicilia.
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For the province of Trapani, to whom Ponte Fiumarella belongs, on 2020-07-01 are reported 136 cases. In the previos day there were 136 cases, thus having a variation of 0 cases, i.e. 0.00% with reference to the number of cases reported in the previous day.
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The village of Ponte Fiumarella is 5,93 kilometers far from the same town of Marsala to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Marsala also belong the localities of Addolorata (1,41 km), Amabilina (2,93 km), Birgi Aeroporto (8,93 km), Birgi Novi (9,22 km), Birgi Vecchi (7,59 km), Bongiorno (5,63 km), Borgo Perino (-- km), Bosco (8,05 km), Bufalata (4,01 km), Canale (-- km), Casabianca (6,25 km), Case Ciaci - Bilelli (10,55 km), Case Palermo (11,23 km), Case Puleo (4,98 km), Case sparse (-- km), Catenazzi (3,37 km), Centonze (4,56 km), Ciancio (5,26 km), Ciavolo (7,27 km), Ciavolotto (7,18 km), Conca (5,18 km), Cuore di Gesu' (10,01 km), Curatolo (6,77 km), Cutusio (5,07 km), Dara (5,42 km), Di Girolamo (3,85 km), Digerbato (6,13 km), Fontanelle (2,01 km), Giardinello (5,99 km), Grazia Puleo (-- km), Gurgo (13,40 km), Magghiu (9,57 km), Marchittati (11,25 km), Matarocco (5,37 km), Niuri (2,37 km), Palermo (-- km), Paolini (4,10 km), Parrinello (6,12 km), Pastorella (9,16 km), Piscitello (5,07 km), Pispisia (2,16 km), Posidonie (11,92 km), Ragattisi (6,92 km), Rattaloro (6,40 km), San Leonardo (5,62 km), Santa Venera (2,88 km), Santo Padre delle Perriere (9,54 km), Scacciaiazzo (6,88 km), Spagnola (2,64 km), Strasatti (11,14 km), Strasatti di Marsala (10,24 km), Tabaccaro (0,86 km), Terrenove (7,68 km), Terrenove Bambina (5,74 km), Torrelunga (2,84 km), Tritoni (12,08 km), Ventrischi (6,70 km), Villaggio Crimi (7,03 km), Villaggio Greco (9,35 km), Villaggio Montalto (7,52 km), Villaggio Samburgia (10,08 km), Villaggio San Teodoro (10,53 km), Villaggio Stella d'Oro (9,53 km), Zichichi (5,19 km).
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Marsala.
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Well, there goes one option for first base. The Angels have traded Mark Trumbo to Arizona in a three team deal with the White Sox. Obviously Trumbo's power plays anywhere but you have to think they would have been better served getting one of the many available outfield options.
Arizona has used five draft picks, four amateur free agents and one waiver claim to end up with Trumbo, Patrick Corbin, A.J. Schugel and a PTBNL. Most of those parts left via the Dan Haren deal.
Not pictured here is Hector Santiago going from Chicago to Los Angeles. (Click to embiggen)
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Many thanks to you Azhar, we enjoy staying here. Nice to meet you in Kelantan, will meet again soon
Thx v much, it was nice stay in KB at ur parents' apartment. Yes we arrived to home alhamdulillah and thanks again
Tqvm, we all enjoy our trip at KB & a nice place to stay, arrived home safely & very tiring but enjoyable, thanks 4 ur hospitality & send our regard to ur family in law
Terima kasih atas bilik yang lengkap dan selesa dengan semua kemudahan yang disediakan ketika keberadaan kami disana.
Dear Azhar
thank you, we had a good stay in chantiquevilla
thank you so much
Thank you very much for hosting us. We'll recommend ur apartment to our colleagues. Have a great week!
Dear Mr Azhar,
Thank you very much for your warm welcome and for the much information given.
Will consider regarding the apartments and definitely will try the restaurants you suggested. Once again thank you very much.
Terima kasih banyak2 atas layanan istimewa @ pemandu pelancong utk kami sefamily. Budi baik en Azhar akan kami kenang selamanya.. Kalau kami dtg Kelantan lagi insyallah Chantique Villa akan jadi pilihan kami sekeluarga


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Dear Aunt Ellie,
We are so excited that you and Uncle Harry will join us for Seder again this year, even though we woke up Uncle Harry last year when we began singing "Had Gadya." (In fairness, he was snoring loudly.) And yes, I know that I didn't grow up in a family where Seder dinner wasn't served till 11:00 p.m., but if you remember to have a snack before you come and haven't fainted from hunger by then, my Pesach brisket marinated in red wine is worth the wait.
I know that I didn't grow up in a family where Seder dinner wasn't served till 11:00 p.m
Last year you asked why we all had to talk so much during the Seder – good question! We Jews are good talkers for a reason: Pesach actually means "talking mouth" in Hebrew ("peh" = mouth; "sach" = discussion). The Four Questions jumpstart the conversation, but it's all meant to help us connect to our miraculous Exodus from slavery to freedom more than 3,300 years ago. (Heads up: All six kids are eagerly looking forward to explaining different parts of the Seder, and I've offered prizes to any of them who can keep their explanations down to less than 10 minutes each. This might do the trick.)
I know it can take a long time to get through the Haggadah, but after the weeks of preparation, we are gung-ho to retell the amazing story of our birth as a nation. After all, we live with some Pesach consciousness every day, since we mention the Exodus during our morning prayers, during the Birkat HaMazon after meals, and during Kiddush each Shabbat. But I know, the Seder can sometimes last as long as the Superbowl, without any commercial interruptions or halftime shows, so I took your suggestion and bought new Haggadahs with more updated translations. No more archaic "thou" and "thy" references, and in case you get bored anyway, this one has better pictures, too. And stay tuned: we've retired the old Styrofoam balls and rubber frogs that we've been throwing at everyone for years during the 10 plagues and have some exciting new props, to keep your attention "ribbeted." (Oy, I know that was bad, but I couldn't resist. All this cleaning must be making me a little punch-drunk.)
It takes practice to learn to feel free when we are obligated to eat so much matzah measured out according to a diagram and while the egg timer has been flipped over. But look at it this way: The "puffed" nature of chametz symbolizes the ego that can trap us all (well, not you, Aunt Ellie; I'm only speaking of myself) and can keep us from focusing on what really matters in life. On the other hand, the simplicity of matzah reminds us of our essential Jewish identity, values, and purpose. Hey, any people who can eat this much matzah for an entire week and still outlast every other civilization in history is a people you can be proud to belong to, don't you think? Don't worry; no one's watching to see if you eat the full amount of matzah, except for Moshe, but you'll forgive him, since he's only 7.
Last year Uncle Harry also asked why the Seder has to have 15 parts, a whole "gantza megilla," as he called it. That's another good question, and the answer is counterintuitive: We are really only free if we have structure. A society without rules would not be "free" – it would be terrifying and chaotic, kind of like the mall the morning after Thanksgiving when everything goes on sale. The right rules can keep us from losing our way in a world of too many wrong options; that's why the Torah is like our spiritual GPS. The 15 parts of the Seder also relate to 15 different perspectives on freedom that we can explore; the fact that Pesach is on the 15th of Nissan, when the moon is full; and the idea that personal growth also happens in 15 gradual steps. Yeah, I know: we Jews have an answer for everything.
I have to get back to cleaning now, or shopping (actually, both), but as a reminder, please try to have naps and snacks before coming over. You know I'm not a fan of letting Seders go to 2 a.m., but factoring in letting everyone say their piece -- within reason -- and to get to my special flourless chocolate cake (not to be missed) I'm guessing we won't get to Had Gadya again till around midnight or a bit later. I'm putting a very comfy pillow on Uncle Harry's chair – just in case.
We can't wait to see you both on Seder night – bring all the questions you can think of!


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I've run 15 southern nights through the entire pipeline as an initial test, and the results look great. The better weather at CTIO sure helps! There will be about 55 nights in the 2nd data release, so it will take a few more days to finish the processing. The 15 nights had 1.4 million stars, so DR2 should have about 5 million new stars in it, all from the south. The better image quality in the south (primarily due to better collimation) has moved the magnitude range a bit fainter: we saturate about V=10.5 and cut off about V=17.
Last night was the first partly cloudy night at CTIO since November 6. Amazing! We've added the -20 to -40 declination range to the survey, as we've covered all of the fields visible this time of year that are south of that. Everything continues to run smoothly; we now have automated open/close, so the system can be set up with new fields to image during daytime and then it runs by itself at night.
We've started to take data in the north, though the weather continues to be problematic. I haven't looked at it carefully, as I've been devoting my free time to DR2. However, APASS-south runs so well that I will soon be able to pay more attention to getting the new northern astrographs running.


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RTC Region by Region Tidbits: 03.16.10Posted by rtmsf on March 17th, 2010
Each day this week during the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament we're asking some of our top correspondents to put together a collection of notes and interesting tidbits about each region. If you know of something that we should include in tomorrow's submission, hit us up at email@example.com.
South Region Notes (Patrick Sellars)
- The first "upset" of the tournament occurred in the South Region when SWAC champion Arkansas Pine-Bluff took down the Big South tournament champion Winthrop, 61-44. The Golden Lions earned the right to play top seeded Duke on Friday night.
- When #9 Louisville takes on #8 California on Friday night, Louisville head coach Rick Pitino says he'll be ready for the Bears' "organized chaos." There is also an interesting quote in the article from Cardinals' guard Edgar Sosa that says he has heard Cal referred to as "poor man's Marquette".
- Utah State's leading scorer, junior guard Tai Wesley, broke his nose in the WAC tournament final on Saturday when the Aggies got pounded by New Mexico State. He will play in the Aggies' upcoming game versus Texas A&M, but you have to wonder what kind of effect it will have on USU's star. On TAMU's side, they will have Dash Harris back in the lineup after he missed the Big 12 Tournament with a bone bruise in his right wrist. Head coach Mark Turgeon said that if his team wants any chance to win this weekend, they will need Harris healthy.
- Fran McCaffery is not letting his Siena team think they can beat Purdue by just showing up in Spokane on Friday. He says Purdue is by far the best team Siena will face all season even without Robbie Hummel. You'd have to think a Butler Bulldogs fan would think otherwise.
- Here is an interesting article from The Times-Picayune which highlights the #3 Baylor vs. #14 Sam Houston State game. Not only are the two teams from Texas, but they have two New Orleans natives returning to their home town for the first round. Star senior guards Tweety Carter (Baylor) and Ashton Mitchell (Sam Houston State) both played their high school ball in The Big Easy.
- Villanova head coach Jay Wright told the Philadelphia Inquirer about his team's lackluster play in first round games the past two seasons. Wright said "we've survived first-round games, but we really haven't played well in first-round games."
East Region Notes (Ryan Restivo of SienaSaintsBlog)


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Tuesday, January 18, 2011
The Big "H": Hysterectomy
Monday, January 24.
This involves the removal of uterus, both ovaries and of both tubes.(Insert SCREAM here)
I've put it off for six years. I only hope that I don't regret putting it off as long as I have. It was just never the right time, I had too much to do, races to run, who wants to sit around for 6-8 weeks for recovery and was it really necessary?
Ever since my Mom was diagnosed with Stage III Ovarian Cancer six years ago I have had ovarian cancer screenings every six months. My local gynecologist told me every six months that she felt I should have a hysterectomy soon (but not how soon), that the cancer screenings I was having were better than nothing, (but not that good), that it was too bad I wasn't in menopause yet because sudden surgical menopause is a bitch. So I waited. I continued with a trans-vaginal ultrasound every six months, a CA 125 blood test and promised myself I'd have a hysterectomy..soon...whenever that is..
Six years later and I have begun to have pain. Now, I have a high tolerance for pain. I have had 'doubled over at the waist' kind of pain from my ovaries. Sharp, jabbing pain. It scared me. My periods became heavy nasty affairs that I had never ever had before. My ultrasound showed tumors for the first time. My CA125 has increased for the first time. This time I took hysterectomy seriously.
I made an appointment with a gynecologic oncologist at Mayo Clinic for a second opinion. He looked at my familial cancer tree. See, my Dad created this document for I and my sister after Mom was diagnosed. It goes back 4 generations and lists all of the cancers with the relations. Very awesome. My surgeon commented on how great it was to have my 'cancer tree' at his fingertips. He then examined me. He asked me what the hell had I had been waiting for. My reasons (excuses) sounded ridiculous coming from my own mouth. I told him so. He did more than suggest a hysterectomy. He insisted. I let him schedule one for me.
The hope is that this will be proactive to cancer, not a treatment for cancer. During the surgery he will send tissue to pathology. If no cancer, he'll finish, I'll be on my to recovery. If there is cancer, he will remove it and I'll treat as necessary.
I am actually very lucky. My Mom gave me a gift of knowledge that she didn't have. She didn't realize she was at risk, didn't realize she should be screened, didn't realize that she could lessen her risks with diet and exercise.
I have had CA125 tests every six months, trans vaginal ultrasounds every six months, prescription for birth control pills as they are a risk reducer, genetic counseling, genetic testing, etc. I know my risk.
I am fortunate that I have accrued enough sick time so that I will have a paid leave of 6 weeks. I will have a job to go back to. A job that I really love and am really going to miss. Students have told me they will miss me, miss talking with me 'and who is going to bring us Bath and Body lotions and soaps?' I brought in a few of each today for my desk so that they don't run out while I'm away. I told them to think of me while I'm gone.
..and then I think..oh my god, what am I going to do for 6 weeks? I will go back to work in the SPRING. SPRING. That's crazy. 6 weeks? Really?
..and sudden surgical menopause? Great. Sweet. Memory loss, hot flashes, no desire for sex, fatigue, irritability, mood swings, depression, anxiety, insomnia, weight gain, joint pain, stiffness to name a few. No wonder I put this off. I am not a candidate for HRT because of my cancer risk.
My surgeon told me that because I am lean, fit and strong that I should recovery quickly. He told me that I am at a lower risk for infection and other complications because I am in great shape.
He told me I may have to scratch Zumbro 100 for April; or not? I make a great cheerleader. I can work an aid station. If I can't run I'll be there to help out.
I've changed my way of thinking. 6-8 weeks of recovery is a whole lot better than treating for cancer. I'm now looking forward to the surgery so that I can heal, recover and move on.
So ultra girls, do tell: how long post hysterectomy until you ran your next 100? Or until you began to train for it, or until you began to RUN?
Wish me luck. I need it. 6 weeks of recovery. Good grief.
16 comments:
- Julie said...
I'm so sorry to hear you are having to go through that Julie! But I'm glad that you are able to catch it early and take care of it.
I had to have a total hysterectomy when I was 24. Luckily for me I'd had my kids when I was young and already had three sweet boys. I've been on HRT for the past 17 years so I can't say what instant menopause is like without the hormones..but for me, life just got better after that. I'll be thinking about you and hope you have a swift recovery.
You are in my prayers!
- Julie B said...
Thank you, Julie! It is so good to hear that you are doing better post hysterectomy that you were doing before. Wow, you had to have the procedure young. I'm glad it has gone so well for you.
- Fifty K said...
I am sorry to hear of your condition. Take care of yourself now so you don't miss out on anything later. I'm sure you will recovery quickly because you are in good shape.
- JojaJogger said...
Sorry to hear you have to have a hysterectomy. I had one eight years ago and feel better now in my 50's than I did in my 40's. Plus, now I'm running ultras. A website I found helpful before and after surgery that answered a lot of questions was hystersisters.com, it initially might seem a little corny, but there is a lot of good information there about surgery, instant menopause, etc. Wishing you a quick and easy recovery.
- Julie B said...
Thank you Kirstie and Joja Jogger I appreciate the kind words. JJ-I have been reading over hystersisters.com for the past few weeks. There really is a wealth of info. there!
- SteveQ said...
Hang in there and remember that the "surgical menopause" symptoms do not all happen to all women at all times. And the surgery's probably better than a wait-and-see attitude... and the recovery won't seem as long after it's over than it sounds now.
I still expect you to kick my butt at Sawtooth.
- Bonnie O'Dea said...
Julie, I know you'll do what you have to in order to nip this in the butt and get back on your feet. I will however be sending positive vibes your way so you're in abundance with them.
And I love your attitude. I hope you'll run but better a cheerleader than not being there at all!
- Olga said...
I had 2 girlfriends had it done in the last 3 years, and both of them, due to fitness level, came back to exercise in 4 weeks. Neither ran a 100 that soon (one wasn't interested, and another had it done about 8 months later). In either case, girl, who cares about Zumbro - hot flashes or not. Live!!!
I also need to have my ovaries out, i have a history of ovarian Ca as well in my family.. My friend had one here at Mayo with the Davinci( robot) and was running in less than two weeks. They told her no restrictions, when you feel like running you can!! Is yours an open procedure??? Good luck and hope you recover well.
Sara Lovett
- Julie B said...
Olga, yes, you are correct, thanks! Steve, thanks for the vote of confidence for Sawtooth! Woow! Sara, so good to hear about your friend's recovery. I'm going da Vinci, too. My local gyno told me abdominal since I have had two c sections, my surgeon at Mayo said no, he would go open if pathology states cancer in tissue, then he'd open me. Otherwise robotic. So relieved!! I feel so blessed that I am able to have surgery at Mayo where surgeons are trained to use da Vinci procedure. This will be MUCH less invasive!
Thank you 16016, i appreciate your thoughts and well wishes!
Julie, I am sure you will breeze thru this. I have been running marathons and ultras since 1985. I also was put into surgical menopause7 years ago. I had no issues what so ever. I have never had a hot flash, or been really bothered by the standard menopause symptoms. I DO NOT use any HRT. I truly beleive the fact that I am very active and fit has the most to do with this. As one of the other comments stated I feel so much better now than before.
Best wishes! Robin
Thinkinn of you always
All will be fine
Kathi P We leave for the Mountain in the Morning.
Prayers to you!!!!!!!!
- kelly said...
Good luck with your surgery Julie. I will keep you in my prayers. You will do fine, though. You will be racing in no time.
Well let me know how it goes, I will be interested in hearing how fast you recover. I will probably do the same, but of course have to plan it around races:) Good luck to you.
- Robin said...
Wow amazed I came across your blog. I am finding myself in a similar situation. The ultrasound is now showing mural nodules and I just had my first C125 blood test(don't know results yet). Next steps to be determined Feb 15. I too am a runner though not nearly as accomplished. I'll be following your journey. All the best. I wish you a speedy recovery and negative pathology for cancer.
- Julie B said...
Kathi, I hope you are having a grand time climbing that mountain! Amazing.
Robin, so good to hear that surgical menopause is treating you well and Robin, it is something that you found my blog at this point in my gynocologic care. I'm glad that you did.


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Now you really can throw away that mousepad. Microsoft has announced a new mouse tracking technology, BlueTrack, that it claims beats optical and laser systems, to work "just about everywhere".
BlueTrack combines the width and power of optical technology with the precision of laser tracking, using a wide blue beam and specular optics architecture to work on surfaces where laser mice can't, such as granite or marble countertops.
Dust buster
BlueTrack is far less susceptible to dust and dirt accumulation than laser tracking systems, so you can even use it on carpets – although sadly not on clear or mirrored glass.
BlueTrack will debut in the full-size Explorer Mouse (£70) and the smaller Explorer Mini Mouse (£50) this autumn. Chrome trim and blue lighting add a touch of bling, while 2.4GHz wireless tech allows use up to 30 feet from your computer.
However, we can't help wondering whether Microsoft lawyers will be busy when the mice launch in October. BlueTrack, "the world's largest selection of squeezable stress balls", is already selling a squeezable stress computer mouse for about a buck (60p)....


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Welcome to Watch List, where we identify five things on TV to watch while you stay at home and groom the bearskin rug. LET'S GO!
MAN VS. WILD – 9:00PM (Discovery) Bear Grylls is back! BEAR! Oh, my darling Bear, you have been missed. It's been months since I've watched you drink your own urine and dive naked into icy lakes for my amusement. "This… is just the energy I need!" Name me one other performer so willing to endure this kind of suffering for the camera. David Blaine is a daisy compared to Bear. Anyway, in tonight's season premiere, Bear heads to Arizona and survives the blazing desert and frozen mountains. But he can survive the state's lenient gun laws and nutjob vigilante border posses? That's a bit dicier. Bear also eats a scorpion. Not Klaus Meine! He had an angel's voice! ANTICIPATION: BEAR!
OUT OF THE WILD – 10:00PM (Discovery) Can't get enough of people being stranded in remote places and being forced to eat live insects? Me neither. This new Discovery series features nine people dropped into the Venezuelan wilderness and trying to get back to civilization. Pfft. Amateurs. Bear can do that ALONE, if you don't count the 50-man crew off camera. ANTICIPATION: HARD LIVING!
SINS AND SECRETS – 10:00PM (id) This new show takes a look at how terrible crimes can have a lasting impact in various communities. Your first case is a carjacking murder that rocked the citizens of Knoxville, TN. ANTICIPATION: SAD!
JERSEY SHORE – 10:00PM (MTV) Ronnie is sad because Sammi left him. But that's nothing twenty shots of Patron and a triple kiss with two skanks at a club can't easily remedy, right Ronnie? In fact, I think Ronnie began that recovery program even before he and his lady broke up, which shows great preparation on his part. ANTICIPATION: DUMB!
THE OFFICE – 9:00PM (NBC) If you love Rashida Jones (And why wouldn't you? What are you, some kind of horrible person? Do you also hate sunshine?), you get a double dose with her resurfacing here at "The Office" and then again at 9:30 with her regular gig at "Parks & Recreation." It could be the most pleasant hour of TV you watch all year. ANTICIPATION: RASHIDA!
Thursday Watch List: BEAR!
Welcome to Watch List, where we identify five things on TV to watch while you stay at home and groom the bearskin rug. LET'S GO!


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I think others will love the idea of having a installer - like ArduinoIDE.exe that will install the software on the computer. Also, everytime the IDE it would check for updates in the background. Anyone agree?
I prefer to maintain control over what is installed in my environment. I _really dislike_ automatic updaters. I don't even like the IDE phoning home to check for updates.There have been enough backwards incompatibilities introduced in the release series that this would have been disastrous for my projects, at least.I would strongly prefer that automatic updates and an installer _not_ happen. One man's opinion.-br
It adds an extra layer of problems for some people. Just take a look into the issues forum (the first one), drivers, something wrong setting the exe, etc, are mainly the issues for Windows users.
I don't even like the IDE phoning home to check for updates.
why not have seperate people responsible for each installer ? see what open source can do.


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The lawsuit claims that the chemical is toxic and that workers at these plants who were exposed to the chemical have a higher risk of getting serious diseases. The Defendants, manufacturers and distributors of polyacrylamide, deny those claims and that they did anything wrong. Both sides have agreed to settle the case to avoid the cost and burdens associated with ongoing litigation.
The Defendants have agreed to pay approximately $6.6 million for free medical examinations for workers included in the class. Anyone who worked at a coal preparation or water treatment plant in West Virginia or a coal preparation plant in Pennsylvania where the chemical was used is included in the Settlement as a Class Member.
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'Expect 7 month closure' of major commuter road
A major commuter route from West Des Moines to downtown is expected to close Monday morning through September.
Crews are expected to start work to replace the Grand Avenue Bridge over Walnut Creek at 63rd Street. It's scheduled to close about 9 a.m. Monday
More than 18,000 vehicles a day use the road.
The bridge won't reopen to traffic until September, city officials said, when three lanes are expected to open on the bridge.
Traffic will still be able to get up and down 63rd Street and a detour is planned. The detour route will use 63rd Street, University Avenue and 56th Street.
Replacing the bridge will cost about $3.3 million.
The new bridge is designed to have five traffic lanes, including new turn lanes to help with traffic flow onto 63rd Street.
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West Coast Food Events for November and Beyond
Whether you're looking for rare peach beers, DIY turkey processing, or a festival of chocolate, you're sure to stay busy and entertained in the coming weeks. Here's our round-up of upcoming events in Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
San Francisco
Saturday, November 9
Lower Haight Thanksgiving
Saturday, November 9, 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. In these last weeks of calm before holiday chaos, join the neighborhood festivities in Lower Haight, which will feature cocktails from Maven, food from 4505 Meats' upcoming BBQ eatery, and Three Twins Ice Cream. Some proceeds will go to the San Francisco Food Bank. $40. 520 Haight St., San Francisco, CA; event details
Sunday, November 10
Batch Made Market
Sunday, November 10, 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. To celebrate the last market of the season, Batch Made Market is offering free admission. Come snag beer and food, and take advantage of free workshops on topics including urban fishing and kimchi making. 55 Duboce Avenue, San Francisco, CA; event details
Fall Chocolate Salon
Sunday, November 10, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. This fall's chocolate show brings together more than 30 chocolatiers and confectioners, so you can do some holiday shopping and tasting as you go. $20 Adult, $10 Children. Fort Mason Conference Center, Building A, 1 Fort Mason, San Francisco, CA; event details
Wednesday, November 20
Beat Them to the Punch: Fall Cocktails of the Farmers Market
Wednesday, November 20, 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Ring in the holidays with an evening full of holiday punches and nogs, mixed up by local bartenders who will take cues from fresh produce (persimmon! pomegranate!) from the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market. Plus, bring home a recipe booklet for all featured cocktails. $45. 1 Ferry Building, San Francisco, CA; event details
Los Angeles
Saturday, November 9
Wine Riot
Saturday, November 9, 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Riot 1) and 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Join Second Glass for Wine Riot, a tasting of over 250 wines from around the world with crash courses to boost your oenological knowledge. There'll also be a photo booth, DJ, and temporary tattoos to keep you entertained between sips; a mobile app will help you keep track of favorite wines and find them in stores. $60. 650 S. Spring St., Los Angeles, CA; event details
Sunday, November 24
Face Your Food Pre-Thanksgiving Poultry Processing Workshop
Sunday, November 24, 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. In preparation for Turkey Day, as part of the Whittier Time Bank's Build-Your-Skills workshop series, participants will learn to butcher birds —from killing to de-feathering and processing —with urban homesteader Jollen Gibbs at her farm. Purchase live farm-raised chickens or turkeys and leave with a bird that's ready to cook. $20 Advance, $25 General, $30 Day Of Event. 2425 Panchoy Place, La Habra Heights, CA; event details
Drinking Vinegars Workshop
Sunday, November 24, 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. If you love to drink shrubs and want to learn how to make your own, join Ink bartender Gabriella Mlynarczyk at Bar & Garden for this class. She'll touch on cold maceration, the long history of drinking vinegars in America, and, of course, how to mix up your own tart cordials. $80. 6142 Washington Blvd., Culver City, CA; 310-876-0759 to enroll.
Saturday, November 9
Fest de Peche
Saturday, November 9, 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Saraveza will be honoring the peach with a slew of peach-flavored beers, ciders, and meads, including super-rare brews and award winners. $18 for ten tasting tickets. 1004 N. Killingsworth Street, Portland, OR; event details
Friday, November 29
Black Friday On Distillery Row
Friday, November 29, 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The distilleries from Distillery Row will be offering a sampling of spirits to taste and to buy. There'll be more local artisans selling food and crafts to help put a dent in your holiday shopping. 116 Southeast Yamhill Street, Portland, OR; event details
Wednesday, December 4
Más Tapas, Por Favor
Wednesday, December 4, 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Bring the tapas trend to your kitchen with this class, hosted by Hipcooks. Participants will learn how to make eight classic tapas dishes, which are paired with Rioja in the dinner party after class. $60. 3808 N Williams, Suite 120, Portland, OR; event details
Saturday, November 9 and ongoing
Caramel Class at Hot Cakes
Saturdays, November 9 to December 21, 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Hot Cakes pastry chef Stephanie Lock and owner Autumn Martin will be teaching this fall series of classes where participants will learn to make dark, "old-school" caramel sauce and candies just like the bakery's. $75. 5427 Ballard Avenue NW, Seattle, WA; 205-420-3431 for reservations
Thursday, November 14
Pantry Royale Canning Class at Cupcake Royale
Thursday, November 14, 6:30 p.m. Check out Cupcake Royale's newest location at Queen Anne for this canning workshop, led by local cook and author Amy Pennington. Participants will learn how to can while drinking wine from Snoqualmie Vineyards and will take home their own pumpkin butter and four autumnal cupcakes. $30. 1939 Queen Anne Avenue, Seattle, WA; 206-883-7656 for reservations
Sunday, November 17
Mobile Winter Feast
Sunday, November 17, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Mobile Food Radio presents the 2nd annual Mobile Winter Feast, which will showcase over 20 local food trucks and 10 craft breweries at the Fremont Sunday Market. Each truck will offer a special $5 comfort food menu with the likes of Thanksgiving croquettes and red wine-braised rabbit pozole. Proceeds benefit local nonprofit The World Is Fun. 3401 Evanston Avenue N, Seattle, WA; event details
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Ok, I have a question. Is Ryan Gosling going to be cast as Christian Grey in the Fifty Shades of Grey movie or not? Isn't it about time that they quit messing around with who is going to land Ana's and Christian's roles and just go ahead and make a decision so we can all quit speculating about it? I mean -- the suspense is really starting to drive us crazy.
And that's why it was such a relief to hear that Ryan Gosling himself has finally broken his silence about the Fifty Shades casting rumors involving him -- and what he had to say definitely wasn't what any of us expected.
Instead of confirming to Extra whether he's already landed the role or not, he simply said:
"I don't ... what is this book that everyone is talking about? It seems very popular."
Really? That's all he had to say? What the heck is up with the "Uh ... I don't know a damn thing about it" act? (He's such a bs-er.)
It's pretty obvious that he didn't want to elaborate on the subject, but none of us are buying what Ryan's selling with that overly vanilla statement. Because judging from just how coy he was about starring in the flick, he basically gave himself away as knowing more about the possibility of landing Christian's role than he's letting on.
Oh come on -- you aren't seriously believing that he's never heard of the book, and hasn't at least given consideration to taking on the role, are you? Everyone who's anyone knows exactly what Fifty Shades of Grey is, and it has to be common knowledge among the Hollywood types that being cast in the movie is kind of a big deal.
If anything, Ryan's neutral comment only proves he's at least entertaining the idea of being Christian Grey, even if he refuses to admit it. Sometimes what you don't come right out and say speaks louder than the words you do. (We're on to you, Mr. Gosling.)
If Ryan doesn't get cast as Christian, who is the next best choice?
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Mikkel Vang
- Yield
- Makes about 42 small doughnuts
- Active Time
- 40 min
- Total Time
- 40 min
- 4 cups all-purpose flour plus additional for dusting
- 4 teaspoons baking powder
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1 1/2 teaspoons ground ginger
- 1 3/4 cups sugar
- 2 oz crystalized ginger, coarsely chopped (1/3 cup)
- 3/4 cup well-shaken buttermilk
- 1/2 stick (1/4 cup) unsalted butter, melted and cooled slightly
- 2 large eggs
- 12 cups vegetable oil
- Special Equipment
- a 1 3/4-inch round cookie cutter; a deep-fat thermometer
- Whisk together flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, and 3/4 teaspoon ground ginger in a large bowl.
- Whisk together 1 cup sugar and remaining 3/4 teaspoon ground ginger in a shallow bowl.
- Pulse remaining 3/4 cup sugar with crystallized ginger in a food processor until ginger is finely chopped. Transfer to a bowl and whisk in buttermilk, butter, and eggs until smooth.
- Add buttermilk mixture to flour mixture and stir until a dough forms (dough will be sticky).
- Turn out dough onto a well-floured surface and knead gently just until it comes together, 10 to 12 times, then form into a ball. Lightly dust work surface and dough with flour, then roll out dough into a 13-inch round (about 1/3 inch thick) with a floured rolling pin. Cut out rounds with floured cutter and transfer to a lightly floured baking sheet. Gather scraps and reroll, then cut out additional rounds. (Reroll only once.)
- Heat oil in a wide 5-quart heavy pot until thermometer registers 375°F. Working in batches of 7 or 8, carefully add rounds, 1 at a time, to oil and fry, turning over once, until golden brown, 1 1/2 to 2 minutes total per batch. (Return oil to 375°F between batches.) Transfer to paper towels to drain. Cool slightly, then dredge in ginger sugar.
Cooks' note:
Doughnuts can be fried (but not dredged in ginger sugar) 4 hours ahead and cooled completely, then kept in an airtight container at room temperature. Reheat undredged doughnuts on a baking sheet in a preheated 250°F oven 10 to 15 minutes, then cool slightly and dredge in ginger sugar.


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Nokia Rolling Out 808 PureView in May
Nokia Rolling Out 808 PureView in May
As promised during its debut at Mobile World Congress 2012, Nokia will begin rolling out the 808 PureView in select markets in May. The first markets to begin selling the Nokia 808 PureView include Russia and India.
Here's a quick run down on the specs of the Nokia 808 PureView:
- Nokia Belle mobile operating system
- 4.0-inch ClearBlack AMOLED display with a resolution of 640 x 360 pixels
- 1.3GHz single-core processor
- 16GB onboard storage capacity with microSD card support up to 48GB
- 41-megapixel camera sensor with Nokia PureView imaging technology and Carl Zeiss optics, Xenon flash, f/2.4 aperture lens and 1080p HD video recording
- 1,400 mAh battery
- 169g
- 123.9 x 60.2 x 13.9 mm (17.95mm at camera)
Nokia stole the limelight from the other phone brands at Mobile World Congress 2012 with its PureView imaging technology, an in-house pixel over sampling technology developed by the company to be used in conjunction with the Carl Zeiss optics. You can find out more about PureView and the technicalities behind the technology in our article here.
We've reached out to Nokia Singapore on the availability of the PureView 808. Unfortunately, Nokia Singapore currently does not have any information on this. However, Nokia will announce the full list of countries and dates in the coming weeks and months.


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BOTHELL, Wash. – The University of Washington Bothell will hold its 6th Annual 5K Run-Walk on Saturday, May 14. The event, hosted by the UW Bothell Alumni Council, has generated more than $40,000 for student scholarships.
Participating runners and walkers will follow a scenic course that winds throughout the entire campus, including the central promenade, the historic Truly House and Chase House, and the 58-acre wetlands, which is one of the largest wetlands restoration projects on the west coast.
The event also includes a post-race continental breakfast, and a host of family activities. In addition, Cascadia Community College, which shares the campus with UW Bothell, is sponsoring a kid's dash for runners under the age of ten.
Online registration for the event is available through May 12. Walk-up registration will also be available. The race begins at 9 a.m. with check-in beginning at 8 a.m.
The campus is conveniently located at the intersection of I-405 and SR-522. Parking for the event is free. For more information on the 5K, visit: www.uwb.edu/5krun
About UW Bothell: The University of Washington Bothell combines the benefits of a small campus with the resources and prestige of a world-renowned university. Offering over 30 degrees, options, certificates and concentrations, its curriculum emphasizes close student-faculty interaction, collaboration among students, and hands-on learning.For more information, visit www.uwb.edu.


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So, I'm off later today to San Mateo in preparation for the Maker Faire. The etsy shop is closed up, the outfits are chosen and most of the packing complete. I shall return with an account of what has transpired during my stay at the Carnival Mechanique. Hopefully there will be more good stories than horror.
Carnivale Mechanique
Originally uploaded by exoskeletoncabaret
Carnivale Mechanique
Originally uploaded by exoskeletoncabaret
If you're planning on attending the faire, stop by and say hello. I'm awful with names so please forgive me if I know not who you are.
See you all on the flip side!


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They really look like each other and they both are really beautiful..
1. [+97][-6] Both of them are pretty but Jisoo is traditionally pretty while Irene looks like a Westerner..
2. [+83][-6] I've never thought that they look alike, but now that I've read this post.. They start to look like each other in my eyes,, The only thing I'm sure is that both of them are pretty..
3. [+76][-1] Jisoo is traditionally pretty, she would look really pretty when she wears Hanbok. Meanwhile for Irene, she looks like a Westerner.. She has the same aura with that queen from Frozen..
4. [+41][-1] They have similar auras but Jisoo's has these youthful and cute vibes while Irene's is more mature? Both of them are really pretty.. I think Jisoo is the best visual that YG has right nowㅋㅋㅋ
5. [+39][-0] They're so freaking pretty.. My wannabes..ㅠㅠ There's no need to leave bad comments.. They both are equally pretty..
6. [+36][-0] They both are just really pretty..ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
7. [+35][-0] Both of them are beautifulㅠㅠ I wish I looked like both of them..
8. [+28][-0] Look at this morph, it's amazingㅠㅠ There's some stray of their hair in the picture but you can still see the face clearly.. This is so freaking pretty..
9. [+27][-0] Ah.. I love both of themㅠㅠㅠ They're so freeeeaking pretty.. They're the prettiest idols in the current generation.. They look alike, but I can express it with words..ㅋㅋㅋ
10. [+27][-0] These two girls are so freaking pretty..ㅠㅠㅠ


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Castles of the Vechtstreek
During the Golden Age (a prosperous period in the Netherlands in the 17th century), the Vecht river became a residential area for nobility and the rich. Nowadays, the Vechtstreek boasts castles, stately mansions, parks and tea houses. The best way to discover the prosperity of the Vecht region is by boat or bicycle.
However, one of the country's most famous Medieval castle is the Rijksmuseum Muiderslot in Muiden. This stronghold on the estuary of the Vecht was built around 1280 and is open to visitors. Another well-known castle is the Zuylen Castle, which was built around 1520 on medieval remains. The 19th century English style garden is one of those hidden gems along the Vecht.
Lakes of the Vechtstreek
The Vecht river is connected to two lakes; the Loosdrechtse Plassen and Vinkeveense Plassen. The Loosdrechtse Plassen boasts many yacht harbors, sailing schools and other companies related to water sport. You can swim, sail or surf in Loosdrecht. The Vinkeveense Plassen (Lakes of Vinkeveen) counts 12 islands fully equipped for outdoor recreation. The water is ideal for sailing, diving and water skiing.
Fruit Orchards
Another great feature of this area are the many fruit orchards in the spring and summer. For just a small price you can buy the most delicious apples, pears, cherries, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, red berries and plums. Some gardens ask a small fee after which you can gather as much fruit as you can carry.
Source: www.holland.com